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Newspaper Page Textr The Edison The best music for home dances. A few select dauce records: Tango, La Catrera, Tango Land, La Belle Ar gentina, La Runibo, Turkey Trot, Ulack & White, Hungarian Rag. Horse Trot. Two-steps: My Little Persian Rose, Montrose, Hurricane. Ott's Music Store LOCAL NEWS. DAILY WEATHER REPORT I U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending i a. m., today. Precipitation In Inches and hnu dredths: Maximum temperature 67 Minimum temperature 44 Precipitation Trace Total precip. since first of mo. 35 Normal precip. for this mouth 2.05 Total precip. from Sept. 1, to date 24. 3G Aver, preotp. from Sept. 1, 1877 31.36 Total deficiency from Sept. 1. 7.00 Average precipitation for 36 wet seasons (Sept. to May, inc.) 33.08 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORSCAST: Fair tonight and Sunday. o Keep ltowel Movement Regular. Dr. King's New Life Pills keep stomach, liver and kidneys in healthy condition. Rid the body of poisons and waste. Improve your complexion by flushing the liver and kidneys. "I got more relief from one box of Dr. King's New Life Pills than any medi cine I ever tried," says C. E. Hat field, of Chicago, 111. 25c, at your druggist. Lazy Livers That depressed feeling comes at this season is usually caused by a slugglst 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 1b a mild, pleasant remedy that produces prompt and permanent results. PRICE 25c. Johnson's Drug Store FREE DELIVERY GREAT FILM SUIT SETTLED. i Special Merchants Lunch served at Grand Cafe, 30c. i Attend Mothers' Day services at the Christian Church Sunday morn ing. 1 Mrs. W. A. Taylor went to Oakland on this mornings train for a few daya visit. ! Ray Henderson, of Ten Mile, went to Wilbur for the day, after arriving here last night. i Special Sunday Table d'Hote Din ner, 75c; 5:30 to 8. Umpqua Hotel. I Miss Sadie Hornlbrook left for Oakland this morning for a visit of a day or two with friends. Miss Helen Cornutt, of Riddle, visited here a short time yesterday with friends and relatives. GARDINER NEWS. LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. A. F. Palm went to Grants Pass thiB morning to spend several Eastman Kodak Co. have settled u-lth Ana,.n na.lns n.llllnna fo1 in. ... . ' j .ii'davs visiting with her mother. films hereafter made by Eastman Rubber tire work at Khmer & will be under the Goodwin patent, Marsh's. Oak street. (From Port Umpqua Courier.) Mrs. H. F. Stephens, of Winches- Saturday some fine beet was ter, arrived here mis morning to brought to the Gardiner Meat Mar- speud the day visiting with friends. .ket. One two year old Just off the, nicycies at cost. J. H. Sykes' Qun grams, wueie ifc iuiibctj nn nuivti, Store dressed over 500 pounds. J. M. Thomas. Federal and state' , W' Siindmnnn. of St. Paul, ar deputy warden, was In Gardiner Fri- f d here last evening to look over day. He had nothing to give out atthe coull,ry (or a few da"' present, but said that he expected to Mis. Marjorle Goodman lert here do soma business in the neighbor- this morning for Riddle, where she hood before he went back. will remain over Sunday visiting with It looks like the "good old sum- relatives. mer time" to see pack animals with You wlll ba ,)iea8e(i if you orar their loads coming into town. This ., ..,,. pi-one 123. is what we saw last week, the owners nd the animals being on their way aim. r . t. ruzpainca, mra. mc- to the railroad camps toward the "uuu "" "" ' south. tins morning lor a any s visit ai myr- T. P. Bierlcv. who has a homestead iuu near tunnel 7, intends to put an auto Miss Goldto Bishop went to Riddle on the road from tunnel 7 to the 'this morning, where she. has some creamery at Reedsport as soon as the stenographic work with a local land road is finished to that poiut. He company for the day. wlll carry passengers between these points. and will be so Btamped. Clarks Kodak Supply and Frame Shop have both Ansco and Eastman. Do you know that the Umpqua Vulley Fruit Union are selling (lour, food, and ioultry supplies cheaper tluin uny olio else in Roseburg. Call and see wluit we have or phone us for prices. Umpqua Valley Fruit Union, phono 2:112. . "'I W- 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 dpnnnltnra 1 00 cents, nn the dollar. I with interest, when they had been I offered a settlement of only 30 cents. This difference amounted to SI. 960. 000 to the bankers. His private and public record Is I clean, and such well known pulpit (orators as Dr. Clarence True Wilson and Rev. Henry L. Barkley, Ulnnop for Oregon of the United Brethren Church, are personal friends and (earnest supporters. Bear Sez: rnr!ottr la tha anlr.A nf life, if VOU don't fall in the pickle boat. Try our PICKLES. Sweet, sour, dill, mus tard, mixed. OLIVES Green, ripe and stuffed. Everything good at MARSHALL'S The Pure Food Store Phone 184 Phone 184 T. H. Burnett, of Round Prairie, was a visitor here a short time yes terday with friends and relatives. Mrs. F. I. Perry, who had beon visiting relatives at Drain for the week, returned home last evening. Mrs. J. J. Cawlfleld left here this morning to visit for about six weeks with relatives in Portland, Seattle, and Raymond, Wash. A flat cake baker is much superior to the old frying pan. We have them in the latest model, large and polished. The Gas Co. Mrs. J. L. Rlggs is expected to re turn here tonight from Portland, where she had been visiting relatives for the past three months. Remember mother by attending services on Sunday. Subject at the Christian Church, "That Mother of Mine." It wlll do you good. Wood for sale 16 Inch, oak or ash, $2.60 a tier. J. E. Plaisted, Frank Walte, of Sutherlin, who represented the city to the north at the booster meeting at the Antler's last night, returned home this morn ing. Miss Verlie Tracey and Mrs. H. L. Roadman left this morning to visit at Yoncalla for some time with the former's sister, Mrs. Paul Apple- gate. The Stephens Bhoe store for sty (iiialftv and price. They have a new up-to-date line. Also the guaranteed lilack Cat hosiery. A party of young people met at the homo of Vernice Dutrlck, on North Rose street. Friday night Games were played and songs and music enjoyed, all reporting a fine time. Misses R. I. and A. Mundt re turned this morning from Seattle, and will Bpend the summer at the home of their parents at Looking Glass. J. G. Rlakeley and wife, of Eu gene, who had been visiting with J. G. Belleu and family in tins city ror a few days, and disposed of their place, at Winston, returned home this morning. Getzbest ripe olives, pints, quarts and gallons at the Economy Grocery. C. W. Hartley, Lloyd Smith, O. A. French and Adolph Lenz came over from Sutherlin this morning to take the civil service examination for mail carriers on rural free delivery routes. A rural route wlll be put Into opera tion in the Sutherlin Valley on June 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Hnyner, Mrs. J. F. Luse, Mrs. C. W. Hartley, Mrs. Headlee and Miss Alene MacMichael were among the Sutherlin people In town today. That section Is enthu siastic over the big new enterprises recently announced there. The en gineers for locating the railway line have already arrived. The Mitchell Wagon Standard of the World P.VKRY STICK OF TIMHER, every BAR OF IRON, every PIECH OF RTF. EL and every POUND OF PAINT used on a Mitchell wagon muBt stand certain tests and meaBure up to certain standards which experience has shown to be beBt for that particular part, and any thing not coming up to this standard la at once rejected and not bought at any prlco. Oldest in America MITCHELL WAGONS are not made to sell at the same price as other wagons They cost more to build and are worth much more to use. If you want THE BEST wagon, get a Mitchell. They are not only the BEST at the price, but "The Best at Any Price" The Most For Your Money J. F. Barker & Co. Roseburg Oregon WEST SIDE GROCERY Large stock You save time we deliver any- tbe place for the best fancy nd staple groceries, and good variety. The best goods money can boy. .runner hv trading with us. Phone your orders. where. We Give Roseburg Stamp.Co's. Checks. DOWELL & BENEDICK PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE- Kodaks films in rolls and packs, Eastman photo supplies, printing and developing outfits, tripods, carry ing cases, etc., at the Roseburg Book Store. Herbert Newhard, of Carlu. Ohio. left here last night for Portland, af ter a ten days visit In Roseburg. His present trip wnB for the purpose of finding a suitable place to locate next full. Like most every visitor to this city, he was much pleased with local conditions. While hero he visited with Newhard Bros., on Cass street, and found that their fathers had lived in tho same town in Pennsyl vania. Curiously they could trace no relation between themselves. Early cabbage, cauliflower, kale, tomatoes, asters, Kohl-rabi, Brussels sprouts, celery plantB for sale. II. B Church. East Com. Ave., North Roseburg. A letter was received today at the Commercial Club from John M. Scott, general passenger agent for the Southern Pacific Co., In regard to the opportunities for a hunting ex pedition this summer in the Camas Valley district. Mr. Scott said he had heard that locality offered plenty of features In the way or out door sport, anil that he was thinking of bringing six men from Sun Francisco and a like number from Seattle to spend about two weeks there. They were especially anxious to hunt for bear. Secretary Josephson has promised to arrange all the details for the expedition If Iho parties wlll come. He believes tho county will gain considerable by the viBlt of these high railway officials. I I As prices are being cut by a new concern, I will until further notice French Dry Clean ladles' and gent's suits for 11.25; former price. 12.00. Felt and Panama hats cleaned and blocked. Suit orders carefully taken, and satisfaction guaranteed. Spring and summer samples on display. Geo. W. Sloper, Roseburg Cleaning and Pressing Works, Phone 4 7. 308 N. .J Jackson. O. B. HinBdale, general manager and superintendent of the Gardiner1 Mill Co., has returned from a busi-, ness trip to San Francisco. Mr. Hliis-I dale says that times are dull and that people on the oulBtde are not very optimistic. Harry Henderson, of Smith River, was in town nionuuy. no repurw everything on Smith River is in a prosperous condition, that one can raise anything in the Smith River country that goes to make the home of the farmer happy and prosperous. Fred Holllster. of North Bend, candidate for Congress from the First Congressional District at the primar ies on the Democratic ticket, passed thrnueh Gardiner Monday to tne. out side in the interest of his candidacy. Mr. Holllster will no doubt get a majority of hiB parly vole in tins precinct. o P. Coshow. the well known at torney of Roseburg, was in Gardiner Friday on his way rrom cugeuu Coos County, where he has business nf imtinrtance awaiting nun. no traveled from Euirene to iviapieiou and thence by the way of the lakeB to this point. Flovd PerklnB. the young Gardiner catcher with the Portland team of the Const l.eaeue. has been transierreu m iho Portland team of the North western League. Manager ici,reuiu ovi.ienilv fluures that a little rem work will ripen fioyu ior mo i.ut League berth quicker man ueuou . warming with occasional work. It is said that seven-eighths of tho married women who have registered, registered their party affiliations the same as their husbands, and that seven-eighths of the married men who have registered, registered the r party affiliations the same as their wives. A happy coincidence, but how did the other eighth manage to regis ter at all, and who are they? During the month of April tho Gar diner Mill Co. made the following shipments of lumber: April 9th, on ,i, i n in s. F.. 196.000 ft.; April 16, on the San uauriei to a. r., in, 000 ft.; April 23, on the Caroline to S. F., 392,000 It. mis lis a i""J n,i hni nf. cons tiering mai mo vessels were bar bound a great part nf th month so that the vessels could not pass out. A petition has been signed by the l.l,nn nf H eBllSUOrt. SCOIIOIU BHU ,hnuo u,hn res I 111 near soutn lieacn nukhiir the County Court to view and lay out a wagon road from Reedsport to the South Beach by the way of VVInMioater HaV. 1110 peuuull imo been forwarded to the County Court and it is hoped it will ue acted upon fiivni-nh v. It IS Olliy a Bllori. uiBiuuia from iieedsnort to the beach, and a .mill .nun ortinn the two points would bo a fine thing for all those who live in that neighborhood. It would give direct communication from the beach to the Scofield. The road could be built for a small cost and a splendid grade can be obtained. No com munity can have too many wagon roads, especially if they are kept In repair, and as the Scofield people and Reedsport people are tuking the lead in road building, they should bo en couraged and assisted In every way, and we trust that tho County Court wlll soo their way clear to render all the help they can. Heinz oven baked beans, 10c, 15c, 20c, at the Economy Grocery. B. D. Friend and wife, who had been visiting at Eugene for several days, returned to their home this morning neur Dlllard. Tho subject for the morning ser vice at the Christian Church Sunday will be, "That Mother of Mine." At tend the service, it will ho worth while. Mrs. Cora B. Coutant and Miss Louise Gray, of Grants Pass, who had keen visiting at the home of A. T. Marshall for several days, returned home this morning. Do you want good beds, springs, mattresses, chulrs or rockers at your own price? Come to the sale at the Atterbury house, Just outside the city limits, on East Douglas street. May 16. Cash or credit. The Roseburg Choral Club have decided on a date for their first musical, and our music loving public will have the opportunity of enjoying an evening of exceptional entertain ment at the Autler s Theater, Tues day evening, Mny 19. Prices -of ad mission 2fc, 36c 60c. The club has devoted four months of fulthful drill preparing for this concert, under the directorship of Gtirdon A. Fory. The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been , In use for over 30 years, lias borne the signature of ; and has been made tinder his per Vrfj J' , sonal supervision since its Infancy. c-tXCAXAl Allow no one to deceive saa. in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd " Juat-as-good" are but Kxperlmonts that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants aud Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Castoria Is n harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare, goric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotdo substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays revcrisliness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relievos Teething Troubles, cures Constipation And Flatulency. It assimilates tiio Food, regulutes the Stomach aud Vowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, The Children's l'uiuicea-Tlio Mother's Friend. genuine; CASTORIA always Sears tho Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC OCNTAUn OOMMNVi TT MUHNAV STflKKT. NCWTOIMt CUTTY. BSE SQUIRREL TOISON. Child CYoss? Feverish? Sick? A cross, peevish, listless child, with coated tongue, pale, doeBn't sleep; eats sometimes very little, then again ravenously; stomach sour; breath fetid; pains in stomach, with diar rhoea; grinds teeth while asleep, and starts up with terror all suggeBt a worm killer Bomethlng that expels worms, and almost every child has them. Klckapoo Worm Killer la needed. Get a box today. Start at once. You won't have to coax, Klckapoo Worm Killer Is a candy confection. ExpelB the wormB, the cause of your child's trouble. 26c, at your druggist. o CITATION. Now Is the time to kill them; G lb. can, 1; 2tt lbs., GOc; 1 lb., 26c. This poison stands the wet weather. We guarantee evory package we sell. If not satisfactory, money refunded, daw MARSTERS DRUO CO. NOTICE FOR PUBIJCATION. I AUTO STAGE LINE DEPOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh field and all Cooa Bay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leaves Q. W. Rapp'B groce.-y store, 133 Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce, along the line. USE ALLEN'S F00TEASE, The imtiaepttc Kwilr to bo ilnkra lmu llio ilin.,. If yon wiuit rent Itid enmfort for tltl. aHilnir, wolli-n, sweating fi-ct,ut Allrn'n Foot-Km1. luo liovos corns and bunion, of all pain ami iirrvrnt, 1.11..-.. ..Hllnniuuill .lll.t til. tllllilT for I'ateilL lainir nnoc, bum i". nnrln0 i'arftp. Braaklns In New Shoes. It li the dlpcovirvof thnaee. 1 ryll fiwifl.v. Mrtn. rreateit romlort ,1(1 eiarywhire. Wf accept anu tiibittlute. For FIIKI-. trial package, address Allen b. Olmsted, Le Hoy, W. a. NOTICE TO llltllinE OILS. CONTRACT- Notice Is hereby given that scaled bids will be received by the County Court of Douglas County, Oregon, for the construction of a bridge across the Umpqua River at Kellogg. Douglas County, Oregon, according to plans and specifications prepared by nrcn C. Hall, of Grants I'ass, Ore- nnH Rimroved and filed In the County Clerk's office April 17th, 1914. Hldders must visit the silo and nnllnfr themselves as to local condi tions, the County court assuming uu responsibility on account of lack of knowledge on the part of the bidder. All bids must be accompanied uy certified check In an amount equal to 6 percent of the amount of bin, ana envelope must be oudorsed with the namo of bridge. Copies of plans, specifications and etc., may be obtained of Horace C. Hall, Kngincer, (iranta I'nss. Orr gon. All bids must be filed by 12 o' clock M on May 12th, 1914, at which date same wlll be considered by the court. The court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Hr order of the court. Dated April 17th, 1914. sw E. II. I.KNOX, County Clerk. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County, In the matter of the estate of James Cahill, deceased. To Drldget Kennedy, Johana Murphy, Ellon Schroder and St. Joseph Roinnn Catholic Church of Rose burg, Orogon, and to all unknown heirs of James Cahill, deceased, greeting: lu the name of the State of Ore gon, you are hereby cited and re quired to appear In the County Court of tlie State of Oregon ror tne uounty of DoukIub. In tho court room there of, at Roseburg, in the County of Douglas, on or before Tuosday, the 2th duy of May. 1014, at .... o- lock In tho noon of that day, then and there to show cause, if any exist, why nn order of sale of real property belonging to said estate should not be made, as prayed for In the petition of the executor hore ln on fllo In this court, which said real proporty Is described as follows; Ileglnnlng at a point 2.19 chains cast of tho northwest corner of tne Thomas Stophens Donation Land Claim, numbered 40; thence south 6.39 chains; thence east 3.72 chains; thence north 6.39 chains, thonce west 3.72 chains to the place of boglnnlng, all In Township twonty-Beven south of Haiige five west of the Willamette Meridian, and containing two acres. Witness the lion. Dexter Rice, .Judge of the County Court of the Htalu of Oregon for the County of Douglas, with the soul of aald court aiTixed this 11th day of April, A. D. 1914. (Seal) Attest: K. II. I.enox, Clerk. Ily lilancho Reed, Doputy. M o If you nave something to sell use a want ad In the Review. Ail of my wood measured before loading. 2.60 per tier. Phone 123. Excelsior Squirrel Poison Destroys the Squirrel Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore gon, April 18, 1914. Notice Is hereby given that I.ucy J. Hooper, of Peel, Oregon, who oa April 7, 1913, made Homestead En try, Serial No. 08767, for the NW of Section 32, Township 26 S., Rang 2 W., Willamette Meridian, has Hied notice ef intention to make Final Five-Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver of the United States Land Office, at RoBeburg, Ore gon, on tho 29th day of May, 1914. Clnlmant names as witnesses: Hiram U ICngels, Matthew Gillespie, Carrie B. HoweB, and Susan B. Ba gels, all of Peel, Oregon. J. M. UPTON, Register. First publication April 20, 1914. Patronize Farmers' Publlo Market Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasonable. Spiehler Perfumes Please For goo., printing of oil kinds The Review always leads. A nolhrr puncture," he iald. Then ho swot t. lint it wasn't ft puncture. It was a pinched tulte. Inner tube had slipped tindur eU:e ot the casing. Never could have hflpix-nr d had the man been using O.K.dyrar N.rKiin-Cut Tires. They al ways hold tight against the rim. Have 128 braided piano wires In the bead which du the trick. Tube can't get under. For this and other reasons we push Oondyenr No-Klm-Cut Tlrea. Wo carry a Iresh supply at all times, in your tito smooth tread or "All Woathor." Drop la ties these tir-s beloro you speud any tnoro money for tires. ;. W. lll'lt.NKTT ItoMOiurg . Oregon We Offer You Bread The equal ot any home made ever baked, and the superior of most. Why go to all the trouble, bother and uncertainty of baking when you can got such delicious bread without any ot them and at a cost you cannot match In your own home. Give our bread a trial and then decide. ROSEBURG MODEL BAKERY KOKXKl SCIIOHNWAI.D, Proprietors IP Build a LtcttntM untlnr th Hardor I'd tent No. .27,732. Built on Honor Sold on Merit. Erery Plec Guaranteed. One-Piece Clear Staves, cut at tho factory with steel templates. Made on the Pacifio Coast from selected Douglas Fir logs. Air-tight Doors that swing inwards and are easy to open and close. Steel hoops and steel anchors. Comes complete, roof and all. in one shipment Easy to erect and y to maintain Buy all your material in one place from us There is positively no economy or any other reason for shopping nround, buying staves here, hoops nnd doors there, and trouble every where. Wo furnlKh the silo complete in one shipment. Every piece l cut, matched and fitted by steel leiuplelH at the factory and guar anteed to fit accurately. ORDER EARLY ORDER NOW Our silo hook gives tho comparative list of Blz.cs, ton capacity and es timated weight. Wo will bo glad lo quoin you our price on the sire silo you need. There Is always "a best time" to do certain thlngH. You cannot tell Just when It will be most convenient to find time to build so we ad vise you lo order NOW. HIM) HOOK l Every progressive farm Journal, every agricul tural college) and experiment station recommends Silage and Silos. The best that these educators have Bald on the subject has beea published In tho WEYKKIIAEI'SKR SII.O HOOK. It contains short chapters on "The Theory of the Silo," "The Value of Silage," "Bn sllage Feeding," "When to Cut Corn for Silage," "Silage Rations," 'Locating and Erecting a 8llo,"and "Keodlng Its Contents." This la a valuable book and you ought to hnve a copy. There Is a copy wait ing for YOU. Will you call or write for it? Page Investment Co., Roseburg, Or.