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Newspaper Page TextDAILY WEATHER REPORT U. 8. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 bours ending 6 a. m., today. Precipitation In Inches and bnu dredths: Maximum temperature 71 Minimum temperature 40 Precipitation 0 Total preclp. since first of mo. 35 Normal precip. for this month 2.05 Total preclp. from Sept. 1, to date : 24. 3C Aver, precip. from Sept. 1, 1877 31.80 Total deficiency from Sept. 1. 7.43 Average precipitation for 36 wet seasons (Sept. to May, inc.) 33.08 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Sunday; warmer Sunday. Keep Bowel Movement Regular. Dr. King's New Life Pills keep stomach, liver and kidneys in bealtby 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 medl eiae I ever tried," says C. E. Hat field, of Chicago, 111. 25c, at your druggiBt. Lazy Livers That depressed feeling comes at this season is usually caused by a elugglst liver, it 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 COFFEE Phone 184 The Mitchell Wagon Standard of the World EVERY STICK OF TIMBER, overy 11AR OF IRON, every PIECE OF BTEEL anil every POI ND OF PAI.VT used on a Mltehell wagon must stand certain tests and measure up to certain standards which experience has ehown to be best for that particular part, and aay thlng not coming up to this standard Is at once rejected and not bought at any price. Oldest in America MITCHELL WAOONS are not made to sell at the snme price as other wagons. They cost more to build and are worth much more to use. If you want TIIE 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 WEST SIDE GROCERY WtSioney by trading with us. Phone your orderi, we deliver any where. We Give Roseburg StampJCo's. Checks. DO WELL & BENEDICK pH0NE 29 WEST ROSEBURG, ORE- The Edison The best music for home dunces. A few select dance records: Tango, La Catrera, Till) go Land, La Belle Ar gentina, La Ruiubo, Turkey Trot, Mack & White, Hungarian Rag. Horse Trot. Two-steps: My Little Persian Rose, Montrose, Hurricane. Ott's Music Store MKRCY HOSPITAL. Friday, May 2'Jnd, Will bo Tag Duy. Tag day for the benefit of Mercy Hospital will be held- on the second day of the coming Strawberry Carni val, May 2 2nd, In Roseburg, and neighboring towns. The tags will be I in the hands of committees that will I distribute them to the young people who will offer them for sale. Mr. H. Marks. Mrs. Uolter, Miss A. Pitch ford, Mis. McClallen, Mrs. Louis Neuner and Joe Murphy are the coiu mitteo on arrangements. The institution is for the benefit of all the citizens In town and county, and every person should lend a help ing hand, because the Income Is not adequate to the needs of the hospital. Let all unite to make Tag Hay for Mercy Hospital a success. Adv. NOTICE TO OWXKHH OF LOTS IN I. O. O. F. CEMETERY. All owners of lots and thoBO Inter ested in beautifying the I. O. O. F. cemetery are requested to meet at the cemetery Tuesday, May 19, for the purpose of cleaning up their re spective lots. The sexton will be In charge and a team will be provided to remove all rubbish. Don't fail to be on hand and assist In this gen eral clean-up. Hy order of Trustees. H. S. FRENCH, W. T. WRIGHT, 1!. W. STRONG. NOTICE. All persons Interested In cleaning up and beautifying the Masonic cemetery are requested to meet there Monday, May 18. The sexton and members of the cemetery committee will have charge of the work. It is earnestly desired that all go and as sist in this work. Hy order of the COMMITTER. CALL FOR CITY WARRANTS. Notice Is hereby given all persons holding general fund warrants of the City of Roseburg, Oregon, endorsed "Not pnld for want of funds" prior to and including April 2. 1914, to present the same to tho City Treas urer for payment, as interest there on will cease on tne ante ot mis notice. Dated May 7, 1914. AGNES M. PITCHFORD, Cltv Treasurer. Patronize Farmers' Public Market Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. ThiB will benefit both consumers and pro ducers. Prices always reasonable. COFFE1 Bear Sez: Everyone invited to our Free Dem onstration of Royal Home Roasted Coffee, Saturday, May 10. in connec tion with the National Biscuit Co's. Cracker Demonstration. MARSHALL'S The Pure Food Store Phone 184 Oregon RIDDLE AND VICINITY. (Riddle Trlbuue). F. 0. Worley, of Roseburg, spent several days here this week visiting. Alex Dubell was among those who attended the circus at Roseburg Tuesday. Several Days Creek people went to Roseburg Tuesday to attend the cir cus. B. F. Bumott has had a very suc cessful season so tar with his chicken raising. With a hutch of more than 900 he has lost about three per cent. Mrs. W. II. Hartley, Mrs. Harvey Q. Brown, Hert Hartley, A. R. Marsh and Ed. Riddle went to Roseburg in the Hartley auto Saturday on busi ness and pleasure. Buffalo Bill tW. F. Cody), one of the principal features of interest In the Sells-Kloto-Huffalo Hill circus at Roseburg Tuesday, is a first cousiu of our local resident, C. R. Barnhart. Dave Lenox, who is now located at Klamath Falls, passed through Mon duy by auto ou his way home, uftei visiting at Roseburg and Winstons. A number of Riddle pennants have been mado by the band boys, each bandman to wear a pennant on his Instrument during the engagement' the latter part of next week at the Roseburg Strawberry Carnival. The rattlesnake which killed the dog last week at (Jleubrook, was brought in to Lcgsdon Bros.' Btore Monday and put on exhibition. It measured 4 feet, 7 (4 Indies In length, and was about three Inches in diameter at the thickest part. Its rattles had been broken, but a dozen of them still remained intact. Harvesting of the strawberry crop at Glenbrook Farm from the 15-acre patch is now in full swing. More than 2000 crates of first grade ber ries have already been shipped, most of them going to the Portland mar ket where prevailing prices are re ceived. Max Kruse is making good on his venture. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Riddle expect to leave next Saturday on an ex tended auto trip to the south. First thev will visit relatives at Central Point and Medford for rew aays and will then go to the Klamath Hot Springs at Shovel Creek, where Mrs. Riddle will try tne springs tor renei from rheumatism. They will proo ablv go from there as far south as Toft, California, for a visit with their daughter, Mrs. C. F. Stauffer, who Is with her husband there in the oil mining operations. Mr. and Mrs. Riddle will probably be gone the greater part of the summer. Orrin Thompson, deputy game war den, was here last week for a brief stay. He recently did a valuable piece of work in capturing nets con taining Chinook salmon in the North Umpqua at the Winchester power plant, and the prospect is that the flagrant violations of the law which have been carried on there will have to cease. Clay Clam, who has the Montgom ery ranch on the soum unipquu leased from Wollenberg Bros., was business visitor nt Roseburg Mon day. On this ranch is a 4u-acre prune orchard. 3o acres of wnicn is Italians, and tho entire orcnarci is loaded with a bumper crop of fruit. Mr. Ulam says from the present out look they will dry between 120,000 and 1 00,000 pounds of prunes. Sev eral crops were sold at Riddle during the past week at 8 lie, orchard run, among them being that of Lewis Hanks, near Canyonville. whose ten- acre orchard of Italians is so heavily loaded that ho Is already propping the branches to keep them from breaking. Miss Ethel Quine, daughter of Sheriff and Mrs. George K. Quine, has been elected queen of the Rose burg Strawberry Carnival, having In the neighborhood of S'iO.OOO votes more than her nearest competitor. Miss CJulne's election Is a matter of gratification to her many friends nt Riddle, who have all been loyal in their support. Johnny Cornutt was again equal to the occasion and for the fourth con secutive time won tho gold medal in the weekly shoot of the Riddle Rifle Club, closing last Sunday evening. A few days previous F. H. llerrington had made a score r 13 and 3-1 3th Inches, which was the best score that had been made up lo dale. But Johnny "come hack" Saturday with a string only 9 ami 13-litli inches, for five shots 100 yards off-band. The consolation trophy was awarded to Bert Hartley. I. li. Riddle and family and Mrs. Simmons, of Portland, Mrs. Iliddlo'B mother, came from Itosehurg Siinduy for a visit with Mr. Riddle s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Riddle. They re turned to the county seat Monday morning. II. F. Everett, tho druggist is building a handsome seven-room bun galow on the property he purchased All Sorts of Moulding here ready for use. It is made by the mile and sold by the foot. Just as much or lis little as you require in Just the wood required to inntch the rest of the tilting. All sorts of lumber, loo, except the poor kind. We don't bnn.lle It. Kargreaves Door and Lumber Co IxH-al Mfgn. of lluilillng Materials. IT:1 "'!)': f- some time ago across the street from ! the A. L. Aiklns home. The new home is to be modem in all respects, with a Dutch kitchen and other con veniences. Fred Stusy has the con tract for the work, which is now well under way. There is no town in thu state of comparative size which has as many nice homes us Riddle, and the dream of the local patriots is to some day have a town without u "shack" In It. Tho initial work of clearing the grounds for the Second Annual Veni son Harbecue of the Riddle Rod & Gnu Club was taken up last Sunday forenoon by the members of the club. A considerable force attacked the brush and other debris in the Cedur Grove on the banks of Cow Creek near town and accomplished consid erable. Another duy will be set soou for completion of the work, which will put the beautiful grounds In fine shape. Plans for the big sportsmen's celebratloti, which is gaining state wide Interest, are going steadily for ward, and this year's event will far excel last year's Initial event. He sides eight monster buck deer which will be barbecued whole, It is the plan to provide sliced venison iu the raw state so that all who wish may bring their frying pans and cook tho meat to suit themselves, or roast it on sharp sticks over camp fires. The annual shotgun and rifle shoots for the club trophies will also attract gunmen from all over the coast. A day and night platform bowery dance Is also a new feature that will be worked ont this year. A big parade with all club members In line will he provided. The date of the barbecue has been set for Monday, Sept. 7, which is Labor Day, a National holi day. That Riddle will shortly be lighted by electricity is now the very prob able achievement. At a massnieet Ing of business men and residents, held last Friday evening In the Gun Club ball, W. W. Vaughn, who has purchased an interest in the R. C. Geer box factory, made a definite proposition to the city and peoplo of this town to furnish lights from a gasoline power plant which he pro poses to install, and after hearing the pro,)osai the vote of the meeting unanimou8 In favor of accept- d resoiuton was voted ask ing the city council at its next meet lug to graHt Mr. Vaughn a permit to install the system, and that the city provide lights for the streets at the rate submitted, which was to supply thirty 32-candle power Incandescents at a flat rate of S15.00 per moniii. Business and residence lights were offered at 8c per kilowatt, which gives any house two 20-candle lights at $1.00 per month for ordinary use. Mr. Vaughn Is now iu Portland purchasing a 20 II. P. gas engino for power for the lighting syBtem nud also to operate tho enlarged box fac tory, as well as other necessary ma chinery for tiie latter business. Messrs. Vaughn and Geer will manu facture boxes from pine bolts which will be bought from local peoplo ut their plant here, cut from the native pine Into bolts from two feet lengths and shorter. The prices offered at nresent for this kind of timber is said to he bettor than the ordinary cord wood price. SERIOIS CATARRH YIELDS TO IIYOMEI, You llivatlie It. Be wise In time and use Hyomel at the first symptom of catarrh, such as frequent head colds, constant Biun lng, rising of mucus, or droppings la the throat. Do not let the disease become deep-seated and you are in danger of a serious if not fatul ail meat. There la no other treatment for catarrh, head colds, etc., like the Hyomel method, none just as good. so easy aud pleasant to use, or that gives auch quick sure, aud lasting relief. You breathe It no stomach dosing. The Red Cross Pharmacy will refund your money If you are not benefitted. Try Hyomel at once and see how quickly It clears the head, stops the sulfllng, and banishes catarrh. Hyo mel helps you to enjoy good health. All druggists sell it. Ask ror com plete outfit $1.00. Pntronlre Farmers' Public Market Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This will benefit both conuimors and pro ducers. Prices always reasonuhlo. xotich to ciii:mToits. Notice Is hereby given that the County Court of Douglas County, Oregon, has, by an order duly made and entered, appointed Peder OphUB Administrator of the estate of Filing Saxhaug. deceased. All persons having claims against thn said estate are notified and re linked to present their claims to the administrator at tho office of 8. 1'. Ness, at F.ugene, Oregon, within six months from this date. Dale of first publication of this notice is May 7. li14. PKDKIt OI'lirH. Administrator of the estate of Klllng Saxhaug, deceased. S. I'. Ness, F.ugene, Oregon, Atty. for the estate. T NOTICE or I INAI, SK' I.K.MKNT. In the County Court of the Sln'o of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the CHtato of C. .1. Stovln, deceased. Notice Is hereby given (hat the undersigned administrator of the fo late of C. .1. Stovln, deceased, has filed In the above entitled court his tinal account In setlletnent of Paid e-taic, anil hy order of said court, duly made and entered of record. Monday, the 1 t h day of .lime, I :i , at 1 n o'. lock a. in.. In 'he county court room in the courthouse in Itie-ebnrg. Douglas County. Ore gon, lias been fixed as the time and place tor hearing objections. If nny there be, to said final account and for the settlement of said eslale. Dated this Hth day of Mav, 1M4. A. N. ORCUTT, Administrator of the estate of C. J. Stovln, deceased. T CARVSO'S Pl'PlL TO APPEAR IN "FA I' ST." Chovelier Salvatoro Giordano, the brilliant uud handsome tenor, known to the music world as Caruso's dis tinguished portego, first attracted public attention iu this country while lie was making a concert tour with Nordica and with whom he shared all tiie honors. However, this splen did singer, wiio nppeurs as "Faust" In Gounod's masterpiece, which will be ottered by the New York Grand Opera Compuny at the Antler's next Monday night, hud previously sung the leading tenor roles with the Con- stnntono Grand Opera Company in New Orleans, with which' organiza tion he was likewise identified during long Havana engagement. Only reeentyl Giordano gave a concert at Atollan Hall, New York City, which was attended by high musical society and tho metropolitan press with ono accord, proclaimed bis voice fully the equal In range and quality to that of his famous master, besides crediting Giordano with a very de cided advantage over Caruso In per sonal appearance and magnetism. Indeed, ono of tho New York dallies asserts that Giordano presents the ideal picture of the Bort of lover that every girl Is bound to fall In love with. Many persons have been curious to know by what right Glor duno provides the title of Chevalier SAI.VATORE GIORDANO Distinguished tenor with New York Urund Opera Company, coming to Iho Antlers Monday, May 18. to bis mime, nnd In answer to that the tenor proudly shows a decoration conferred upon him by the King of llnly, for bravery in the Italian army, (iiordano, however, bestows more tender affection upon orders granted him hy the Sultan of Turkey, the Czar of Russia and other potentates, due to the enchanting powers of bis golden voice, for ho is completely absorbed In his devotion to music. To liis many other accomplishments, Uiorduno adds a fine reputation as an expert with sword, foils or rupler, and it Is in tho character of "FauBt" that lie is afforded ample opportunity to exhibit his skill In a duel with Valentine, Murgurltu's brother, who meets "Faust" in deuilly combat, and who is nlwnys under a distressing si rain for fear that tho tenor might become too earliest in his thrusts, and is relieved when the scene is over and he fulls u victim to Mephisto's cunning instead. Salvatoro tilor dauo comes to us with tin established record as a tenor of great dramatic ability, as well a Hi ho possessor of t wonderfullv expressive voice of ab solute purity and evenness. In the role of "Faust" he Is said to be ad uilrnhlc, especially In the graden scene where the love duet between "Faust" and Margarita brings out tin' tenor's noblest efforts of Inter pretation of (lounod's most delightful work. Ol rit l.lli ANNOUNCEMENT. Thn Strawberry Carnival commit tee announce that they will buy all the berries brought in Thursday and Friday, paying full market price for tho same. Deliver to the big exhibit lent. The prizes nre as follows: Most Vj crate berries, 1st prize $15 Heat Vz crate berries, 2nd prize 10 Host Vi crate berries, 3rd prize. 1 1. st single box, 1st prize 2 Best single box, 2nd prize 1 Single box largest berrlea 1 Largest single berry 1 Berries entered for prizes must ha delivered Thursday by noon. Judges will award tho prizes Fritlay nt 10 a. in. Committee think it would bo the best Interest of the Strawberry Car nival that every business house make a strawberry display. Berries can be had al the large tent. The new pint box will be lined for all purposes. COMMITTEE. Child ? Feverish? Hick? A ctoss, peevish, llstloss child, with coated tongue, pale, doesn'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 turror all suggest a worm killer something that expels wonns, anil almost every child has them. Klckapoo Worm Klllor li needed. Out a box today. Start at once. You won't have to coax, at Klckapoo Worm Killer Is a candy confection. Expels the worms, the cnufc of your child's trouble. 20c, at your druggist. o Kodaks films in rolls and packs, Knstman photo supplies, printing and developing outfits, tripods, carry ing rases, etc., at the Roseburg Hook Store. ltii nll know lluit tll tlllp4lt n 1 1. -j I mil r ii lull arc wlllnK flour, IWil, mid iMiiiltry Mi.lim etiwipfr ttuui miy ono tli in HoN1iurit C'nll mill ulutt we liAve or pin. no u for itricn. 1 iiMiia Valley Fruit l ulon, ilniiio it-i-' The Kind You Ilavo Always Bought, and which has been la use for over 80 years, has borno the signature of and has been made nndcr his per-fJr-SJ&J-?-. Bonnl supervision since Its Infancy. k-carVv; &Ccili Allow no ono to deceive yoa In this. AU Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but Kxperlmoiits that trille with and endanger the health of Infants aud Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla Is n harmless substitute for Castor OU, Pare, gorlc, Drops nud Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nnrcotlo substance. Its nge Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Fovertahness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic it relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constlpution, and Flatulency. It oNuiuillntes the Food, regulates the Stomach and ltowols, giving healthy and natural sleep. She Children's l'nnacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Sears the The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TW OCNTAUH OOMPANV, T MURHAV STRECT, HtW TO UK OITfc SQUIRREL POIHOff. Now la the time to kill them; 5 lb. can, 1; 214 lbs., 60c; 1 lb., 25e, This poison etanda the wet weather. We guarantee every package we sell. If not satisfactory, mouey refunded. dBw MARSTERS DI1UQ CO. AUTO STAGE MNB DEPOT. Dally stages and autns for Marsh- field and all Coos Pay points, also for Peel nnd Millwood, leaves O. W. Rnpp'a grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce along the line. Call up 340, the Doug's" County Creamery, tor ornam. Excelsior Squirrel Poison Destroys the Squirrel ROSEBURG MODEL BAKERY Build a HI Llonood un1rr thn It ardor Piioiit No. 6:'7,73:. complete, erect and Buy all your material in one place from us There is positively no economy or any other reason for shopping around, buying staves hero, hoops and doors there, and troublo every where. Wo furnish tho silo complete In one Bhlpmcnt. Every piece is cut, matched nnd fitted by steel templets at tho factory and guar anteed to fit accurately. ORDER EARLY ORDER NOW Our silo book gives the comparative lint of sizes, ton capacity and es timated weight. Wo w ill be glad to quote you our price on tho size silo you need. There is always "a best time" to do certain tilings. You rannot tell just when It will be most convenient to find time to build so we ad vlM! you to order NOW. KIM) IHIOK Kit RE! Kvery progressive farm Journal, every agricul tural college and experiment station recommends Silage and Silos. The best that these edurators have said on the subject has beon published In the WKYKUIIAKI'SKU HII.O HOOK. It contains short chapters on "The Theory of the Silo," "The Value of Silage," "Kn sllagn Feeding," "When to Cut Corn for Silage," "Silage Katlona," "Locating and Erecting a Hllo."nnd "Feeding Its Contents." Thle Is a valuable honk and you ought to have a copy. There Is a copy wait ing for YOU. Will you call or write for It? Page Investment I Signature of NOTICE FOR 1HI8 FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT BONDS. Notice Is hereby given that the the City UI1(ursl(,ne(li Kccorder of of Roseburg, Oregon, will, up to 5 o'clock p. in. on Monday, May 18th, 1914, at his office In the City Hall, receive senled proposals for the pur chase of Street Improvement Bonds of tho City of Roseburg lu the sum of $110,623.83. Said bonds are Issued under what Is known ag the Bancroft Bonding Act. In denominations of (200.00 each, with interest at 6, payable semi-annually and run from one to ton years nt the option of the city. Tho right to reject any and nil bids is horeby reserved. Dated May 12th, 1914. CARL, E. WIMBERLY, Recorder of the City of Roseburg, Oregon. Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder Joints, tees and cups now In stock at Winnie Oaddis'B, the plumber. The First Bite from a slice of bread la Just a sample of the goodness that soems to lucroase with each suc ceeding ono. And such a big loat for the money, too. You can't bnko either as good bread or as big a lonf for so little cost. riR, Built on Honor Sold on Merit. Every Piec Guaranteed. On-P,eco Clear Staves, cut at the factory with iteel template. Made on the Pacifta Coait from (elected Douglai Fir logt. Air-tight Doors that awing Inwards and are easy to open ;?v and close. Steel hoops and steel anchors. Cornea roof and all. in one shipment Easy to easy to maintain. Co., Roseburg, Or.