THR EVENING NEWS THl'ftSIUY, .MYVAHY 13, 1010.
THE EVENING NEWS
IIY B. W. BATKS
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Entered ' aH second-class matter
Nov. 5, 1809, at Host-burn, Ore., un
der act of inarch 3, 1879.
HtibxtTlption Itnles Dully
Pox year, by mail $3.00
Por liioulh, delivered 50
Sinil-Wei'kly
I'ur year $2.00
Six months 100
Tlll'liKIMV, J.Wl'AltY i t, IIMO I
DIslresslliK traKc-illi'H at sea and on
ullfnu have. beiMi uiiiikmous them; last
few weeks, and many lives bave been
'ost In the fury of the slonns that
have swept the country, and more
particularly In Iho east. In the foun
dering of Ihe ati-auier Czarina, yes
terday, at the entrance to Coos Day
liurbor, and the loss of nearly all of
the twenty-five men on board, a
gloom bus fallen upon our slsier city
which Is ulso felt In ItosebulK.
Put your shoulder to the wheel and
boost for ltosebinn, Is the popular
BloKan these days. The publicity
committee Ii.-ih met wllb excellent
success In the matter of rulsliiK hinds
villi which to prosecute the work,
und In order to show your itbldluK in
prp.sl in this movement for better
things, Just drop your hand Into the
depths of vour pocke t and conti ibule
o the fund. Don't pull out the first
nniall piece of money you may, fig
uratively spcaklnK, find, but make
ho donation as a loan, and u liberal
one at that, from which yi xpeel
to receive not only len tier cent, but u
rood round HI0 per cent, as well as
the return of Ihe principal.
Thoso who are crying out "crucify
lllm" to the horse and predicting "
'Horseless A!" should note the pos
Hlblfl disaster that would follow the
accomplishment of their designs.
Aside from the loss to mankind us
a means of pleasure and commerce,
the horse makes a market for pracll
enlly nil of Ihe out crop, worth $:i:i4.
G00, DUO: a large part of Hie hay crop,
worth $7-1:1.5011,000, and a substan
tial port Ion of the corn crop, worth
$1,3:17,000.01)0. It will he seen by
this that the Impoiinnco of the horse
Interests to agriculture, begins to loom
up In lis true measure. Then put be
Hldn the horse his equipment car
rlages, wagons, harness, shoes, etc.
and consider the cnpltnl and labor
which find employment In manufac
turing theso things, Ihe Investment
'represented in public and private sta
ples, repositories, salesrooms and
shoeing shops and the vast army of
men throughout the country whose
livelihood Is earned in these places or
In driving or eating for horses, and
tho magnitude of the Interests takes
rnnk wllh that of the rutlronds them
selves, excluding their roal estate
holdings.
YOUR FAMILY WASHING
DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU THAT
IT IS CHEAPER-FAR EASIER
TO HAVE US DO THIS WORK FOR
YOU. THINK IT OVER.
R0SEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
0. C. BAKER, Prop.
Jackson Street - - ROSEIiURG, ORE.
Our It'inVM!nltlvi' will explain our methods of hanilllntf tlili work.
VIOLIN LESSONS
Am (is W. Hiettor, violinist at
Star theatre, will accept puniU
for violin. Especial attention to
Juvenile. Inquire at Star theatre
or phone 885.
MVKTLK CltUKK XKWS.
hereafter
routs.
If.
ver.
polltiilans of tho stale, iihly ushIkum!
hv the OroKoiiiiin, to assail the Initia
tive and referendum, together with
llH nioHt vital purl. Statement No. 1,
wheiebv the whole people rhoone
their canclldati'H, insteud of the boss
pollticintiH or cliqih'H;
"Wln'i-eas, The direct primary is
the best mid only way the whole peo
..i,. i..-.i if flofcut Intr tho ciinilldacv
of unfit nersoiiH'rhr office that secure1 Heal
Ihe Hiinction of the 'machine'; there
fore he It
'ItcHolved. Uy Heaverton grange
No. .(24, Washington county. Oregon,
In regular session assembled January
S, 1U10. that we wish to go on rec
ord as opposing tho so-called assem
bly phiu. and renew our allegiance to
the principles of the Initiative and
referendum, and the direct primary
'aw; be It further
"Resolved, That we oppose the In
crease of salary of liny public officer
in Oregon, either county or slate,
other than by the Initiative."
Jlenverton grange Is the strongest
In Washington county, having over
')00 active members.
Miss Frances Huell, the little
daughter of Sylvester Huell Is very
ill, it is feu red, with typhoid fever.
Dr. Smiek, of this place, and Pr. De
Vore of Canyonville, have both been
in attendance. .
The Southern Methodist people be
gan a week's meeting at their church
Sunday, the Hew Mr. Mears, of Roue-
Ding, assisting ti e iocal pastor.. Itcv.
W. n. Smith.
Baptismal services were held at
the mill nice Sunday at 3 p. in., by
Rev. Frnnk Kelley and Elder Rich
ardson" A large crowd gathered to
witness the ceremony. Those Im
mei'sed were T. N. Humphrey, a Miss
Ryan and n young German lad.
Tlu- pupils of (ho high- school nre
lp preparing a' drama for presentation
to the: public in the near future,
: B. J. Howlaud and wife have gone
; to San KranclK-o to visit Mr. How-
f 1 land's brother and will then co to
lu t"ll "i some springs for while for the. ben
efit of bis health.
Mr. George Stevenson lies quite 11
Miss Bessie Wilson, daughter
Mr. Jack Wilson, until
Canyonville, has just returned from
an extended visit with her sister.
.irs. lie i. Hayes, of Kverett. Wash. I nf hi iw.... m iinin twi iim in.
Miss Wilson will make her home fWs fjnuilv rn mi tlie -del list un
In this city with her na-1 t he river
I A Dr. H(.lly from Kansas Citv has
L. Marsters of the Farmers' j dcidi'd to locate ainorg us und will
Cslale company, lias sold his 14 i annn inm-e Mr
uero trint nmeii, situated In the vl-i Mrs. v. i,. neck hns been on the
(laity of Roberts Creek, to Mr. Woi- 8lck list, bi t Is Imnrovint. anil .Miss
recent arrival In this sictlon Lena Hallev. who was ill so lonff
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We believe Folder's Golden Gnte Coffee gives more comfort
and proper stimulant to old folks than pny other drink.
l'cople who -have a knowledge of good Coffee won't drimt
any other.
We drink it ourselves and ore always glad to recommend it to
our customers. . , (
Alton S. Frey
from Kansas. Mr. Weaver expects
to assume control or the tract just as
toon as his family arrives from the
east
exall
farmers' ;r.n;i;
goes on record
Ilenverton, Or., Jan. 13. At Its
regular meeting Rcavorton grange
No. H24 passed the following resolu
tions: "Whereas, There seoniB to ho a dls
1 position on the part of unscrupulous
THE IMPERIAL!
A Temperance Saloon
Properly Conducted
Opposite Passenger
Depot - Roseburg
I ORDWAY & BOCART I
PROPRIETORS
MA KM Itl.ACK WHITI5.
Scientist Snys lie Has Found
to Change Color.
Way
Boston, Jan. 13. Q. T. Simpson
contributed a novel paper at the
meeting of tho American Association
for tho advancement of Sciences on
his theory or a system which will
eventually hold forth to the dark
skinned races tho hope of becoming
li'ht titiu tho UMor people have a
d-.anre of becoming darker In htlo.
"My experiments with plants and
animals," said Mr. Simpson, "have
shown mo that once a perfect con
trol can be made over chromosomes,
the life giving forces of color. Injec
tions or baths can he made which
will result In future generations be
coming lighter or darker as may be
desired,
"Tho blankest negro can be made
Into a perfect albino by this process.
"Wo find that one sort of bacteria
in a starch solution makes red pig
ment, another makes black and yet
another white. Some of them throw
down sulphur, which with other pro
ducts would grow hair, hoofs and
horns Some cause albumen to form
In sheets, which with a lime pros-,
pbale would form bone. j
"1 Mil nk that I am In n fair way
toward discovering a solution that;
will eventually give tho world the!
results I state."
Introduction
The United Drug Co . composed of
members selected from the best Vug
store In each Important city of the
United States, has established a per
fect chemical and pharmaceutical lab
oratory '.a Boston, Mass., and therein
Is made the Hexal remedies.
Every Iloxall remedy must be
passed upon and judged superior to
any competing medicine of its class
before being placed on the market
Every stockholder In the Unfed
Drug Co. knows the exact formula
for each preparation and Is author
ized to refund the purchase price to
any one not fully satisfied.
from typhoid fever. Is on the mend.
Mrs. Robert Stevfiis, who was tak
en to Portland a week aa;o, has had
an operation and Is getting along
nicely. It wns Mrs. Stevens' hus
band who wad killed by an automo
bile last Biinnrer.
- The Rebekah lodges of Douglas
county met In district convention in
our city on the 11th, the grnrfd pres
ident of the order, Mrs. Cora Hub
bard, being in attendance. About 45
of the Arbor Vitae Lodge No. II of
this place, some 30 from Roseburg,
And three from Riddle were present
Supper was served at 6 p. m., at h
Farmers' Hotel by the genial land
lord, Ivy Howard and wife. In tli
evening there was a lively and en
joyable ression till midnight, an in.
teresting address by the president,
Mrs. Hubbard, music and marches,
i Uie Initiation of Mrs. Adderton. with
the regular In'Slrese nccipjipq thf
time. The Rosebiirg Rehokahfl Per
formed the Initiating ceremony which
made Mrs. Aduerton a member. The
prfsiuent was oh hot1 way to Oold
Hill. On her return she will stnn nt
Riddle and organize a lodge nt Can-
yorviiie. TREREIX
R
EXALL
Means King of All
ji-t7 me until id i- i iiiiiy cvk ..... . ... . .
Ing Jan. 11. U4 J11"'"'" IM -awiiu to itosMti R(;
JUVENILE
OPERETTA
"Snow White
Dwarfs,'1 will be
Armory VYldny ev
hv the ladles a!d
and 'he Sewn
presented at the
ulng. htntiiiry 14
th . Christian
church, under the direction ot l'rof.
J. A. Lotz.
Tills charming cn Mala will delight
and entertain bdh old and yi.uug
Tho best local talent has
been "eenred nnd with the Increased
Interest that attcbes to amateur pro
ductl m It is expected tint this will
prove the most successful entertain
ment of the season. Admission
cents. Reserved .'eats, I0 cents. On
sale at Marnlers Drutr Store. tf
THE WATER FRONT
DRY GOODS STORE
Klieridnn Street Near The Depot. J
Watch This Space
FOR THE IRONMONGER'S STORY
F. H. Churchill
THE IRONMONGER OF ROSEBURG
Clt.AZKD WITH (iRIKK.
Xegro Curries Wife'
Through the
i Dead
Streets.
Hody
Cincinnati, O., Jan. 13. Tlie un
usual sight of a negro singing and
waltzing along the street, with the
dead body of a woman in bis arms,
startled Patrolmen McCorkhill and
Reynolds early today.
They closed in on the man, who
'hereupon dropped the body and ran.
'pho body' proved to be that of the
negro's wife. The negro, Thomas
Harvey, was taken to tho police sta
tion and held for safe keeping.
Harvey, grief stricken over his
wife's death, left the house In the
afternoon and did not return until
midnight. The undertakers were In
.he house preparing the body for
burial, but Harvey drove everyone
from the house, placed a cigarette
in the dead woman's mouth, nnd tak
ing the body lu his arms started out
en tho street.
TACK THIS IX YOL'H HAT.
A dust powder which Is non poison
ous and is sure death to cabbage
worms, bean bugs, etc., is clack
ed lime with a good sprinkling of fine
table alt. It can be placed In a can.
having a perforated top and sprinkled
upon the plants troubled with tho
pests.
Shoes at cost at the Cass street
shoe More. You should call at once
as these bargain will last but a short
time. t
Office: Warehouse No.
Near the Depot. Telephone
Main 2-131 or 311.
IXDIAX LINKAGE.
Census Count nt Newport to Show
lilood.
Newport, Or., Jan. 13. Not
little trouble Is predicted, not only
for the census enumerator to labor
here, but for the persons counted,
as well. Many, hereabouts, have the
red Wood of the Indian trickling In
their veins with the blue blood of
respected ancestry. But the mixture
Is seldom admitted there's the rub
Now, cherry complexion, dark eyes
and black hair are said to be their
heritage from French forefathers.
But the census man will demand
oaths as to geneology, hence the sor
ry plight of many In the blue book
others listed in the telephone direc
tory and hundreds more in the New
port directory.
Old timers in tho Newnort dlstrlet
married Indiana and as a result in
many worthy citizens here today red
corpuscles mingle with rheir blue
blood, lu many instances high cheek
bones, sharp, dark eyes, and straight,
black hair accompany the blood mix
ture.
However, there are few part In
dians In Newport who with Captain
Mayne Reid. Dr. Ouyot Cameron,
' Delaware lorn. Matt Quay and oth
ers believe anyone should be proud
of Indian lineage. The aversion to
the "drop of red" may be maintained
i even when the census enumerator
makes his rounds. But that will not
help the ashamed class, 'lis said, for
those of Indian extraction who are
proud of their ancestry may be In
i cllned to tell the census man of the
history cf some already checked a?
I being of French or Latin descent.
- Winnie Gaddis, the local plumber,
has just completed laying 5.000 feet
of drain tile for Curtis & Rnnfiold.
of Edenbower. Those wishing drain
tile, any size or quantity, should call
on Mr. Gaddis without delay. Have
a limited amount on Imnd. tf
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE Three choice lnts on
North Jackson street, set to fruit.
Inquire at this office. d-swtf
WANTED A live representative in
this vicinity, good salary. See Hez
zeldens, at the Hoschurg hotel. d2t
BOY WANTED Good chauco tor a
oright boy to learn trade, while
earning fair wages, light work
Address Box 536. d-d-15
GROUCH & ALDRIGH
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in ,
Cement Plaster, Lime and Cement Blocks, Cemen
5evr Pipe, Mill WorK and all Building Materia
Give us a call. We will save you money.
LOANS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
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Do you want to' build you a home and pay for it in small
monthly payments and low rate of interest?
Do you want to pay off your mortgage and have long time,
easy payments and low rate of interest to pay back loan in?
Do you want to buy a home in Roseburg, a nice acrejtract
near town or a good ranch near a good market and in good lo
cality? Do you want to sell your property?
Do you want to insure your building in one of the best
and cheapest companies in the U. S.?
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If So See WALKERS PERRINE,"' Roseburg Ore.
Cor. Cass and Pine St. -:- -:- E. B. PERRINE, Notary Public
Winnie Gaddis
THE PLUMBER
Skylight Cornices '
Heating Ventilating
Agent for Snell
Water Filters.
Removes all impurities.
Phone 2101
Roseburg
Oregon I
1GHURGH BROTHERS'!
BREAD
Wo don't Bell for cost or below
cost hut we will Ml right nt coat.
If you don't hellevo it, try 11a and
boo. With each dollar's worth ot
goods purchased you are entitled to
a chauco on a nlco set of silverware,
knlvea, forks, tahle and teaspoons.
See them In tho window. Conio and
Boe for yourself, don't he misled by
uny one for you will miss tt
D. J. JARVIS
HOUSE CLEANING TIME WILL SOON BE HERE
Ani,..!'!,.n,i.t. rom,: I'1"" 10 h"v ,,ie rk lo"8 in thorough
n uniirr. 1 1 1 K ACCl M I'l.KANKK dow wjr wiih .11 unwerr lor
.h women, besides doe not iojurt your crpm or rims in the lean
W hen you re ready to take uu this important part of the household
work call up the
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY '
0. l Baker, l'rop.
Office N. Jackjon St.
FOR SALE. Ten-acre tract. 5
room hot.Ee, two miles .from city.
Prlco J1700. Well Improved;
pood Rravol road, 8 acrea good gar
den innn. city wa'er on place. Ad'
dreba "Z" care of News office. J-23
FOR SAI.H 10 acres nne land, "
mile from town; 2 acres orchard;
all under cultivation; small house:
barn 20x30; poultry, tenm and a
wairon Included. Only $2500. Ad
dress N., this office. jSl-sw-d
FOR SALE OR HUNT Five acres
of fine land with a nice S-room
houfe: everything In good shaue;
adjoins town of Canyonville: price
J2.000. or will rent. For particu
lars, applv to H. J. Wilson, Can
yonville, Or. . r
Phono 7!H
I'HOrillETOK.
FOR SALft 2 dm. S. C. White, leg
horns: 2 don. Harred Rocks, and 1
do Rrown l-viihirn hons and pul
lets. Just starting to lay; will pay
for tl emselves In tho next two
months' la eggs. Prookside Poul
try Farm, Rosuburg. Or. d-sw-'-H
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