The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, February 21, 1910, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTing EVEBTOTfl NEWS MOVDAV, FEIJHITAnV 21, 1010. EVENING NEWS' HY B. W. BATES THCKI) DAILY KXftKlT SUNDAY Entered as Bccond-claBs matter Nov. B, 1909, at Hoseburg, Ore., un der act of i.arch 3, 1879. Subscription llaMs Dully Per year, by mini $3.00 Per month, delivered .50 Scml-Wcekly Per year ...2.00 Six monthfl 1.00 AIOMIAY, iTTmtL'AKY 21, 10IO. PrlccB on food KttiffH mtiy be htnh, but thone. who happened tn be in tin blockaded citb'H toward the close of the wat In 3 81)5 will remember a time when everything Misled like money. A ccny of ihe Itlehmmxl Dlsnntch dnto of March 30, 1 8J H, loaned lis by A. K. Glutton, shows lis that prices now are a trifle any of what they were In thoao days,. An "p.d" In (he chtHsifJed column reads: i "For Hale Three gallons of No. 1 j country lard. Price Soii." Dough-I nuta fried In $200 lard would be a luxury that the most present day kick ere are not familiar vKh. Ah an Illustration of what the producer tfeta for his veijftjiibles we cite tin case of a city man who owns n farm and ope rat a It because he wants to Ket next to nature. On this farm he, of course, kiows potatoes. He Hold the ciop lust Mat:on for 60 rents per bushel to the local dealer. In buying potatoes for the use of his family In the city home, and living In an apartment house as counties Americans do, he bought In small quantities and paid the retailor at the rate of $2 per bushel. As a far mer this man did not Ket a hii?h price. Ah n purchaser ho paid dou ble what he should have done. That discrepancy of $1.40 represents pro fit, legitimate nnd otherwise. Lumbermen and timber owners In certain parts of the state, huvo undertaken to get the county asses sor to list their properties at 30 per rent of the valuation, Instead of at f0 per cent, as agreed upon at the recent convention of county assess ors. In one instance the assessor has signified his willingness to so assess tho property, provided that 75 per cent, of the taxpayers would signify their satisfaction with such a rate. To begin with, If the farmer . pays, taxes on actual cash values, or any per cent theieof, the lumberman and timber owner should ho assess ed exactly tho same They should not expect, nor be granted, .any fav ors not shown to every other t.ix payer. If timber hinds are only to be assesed at. 30 per cent of cash value, then give the farmer and the. city man the same rate. Tho rail way corporations and other compan ies own mltlimiH of dollars .worth of timber lands In Oreiron and Fhould not expect, the public to stind for any one-sided assessment, hut ery quarter section of such land In tho state should be religiously listed according to Its value and taxes col lert nd t hereon, regard lets of In whom the ownership mnv be vested, ri-icii v hoy. I'mlergocH Operation Without I'se of AneslheUc. DAYTON. Wash.. Feb. 21. When 17-year-old llolsey Koutz was operat ed on yesterday for a painful afflic tion of the feet and lower I hubs, he stoutly refused to tak-o anesthetic Dr. Donahoo finally agreed to uni form the tedious operation in face of this handicap The youngster was strapped on the table without remov ing his coat. , Suffering most excruciating pain, young Koutz uttered never u sound, but when the operation was over the physician look a rngged coat sleeve out of tho tad's month. He had most of tho sleeve between his teeth and It was bitten to shreds. The hoy's father stood near during the opera tion, nnd when he saw the surgeon pull the sleeve from his son's mouth, fainted away. l.ep Goodman went Over to Oak land today. NFW TOI)AY. iivW I.KCllOltXS for hau-: Two nice cockerls. Price $1 each. Knqiilre at News office. FO lts7 L KV h It i Siberian spring oats, a great stonier nnd stands up well; has yielded ns high as 14 ! bushels per acre; brings more mon ey In the Portland maiiet than any other oats. This Is no dream. Price. $1 per bushel. Address E. A Kruse, Hoseburg, Ore. THE yS COMES OUT iSMHy A RIBBON KSMi LIES FLAT S?lf ON THE . IfK BRUSH jf delicious J fff J antiseptic The II dentifrice which combine! efficiency with a delightful yfff aftcMfttfe Fullerton & Richardson HOIISKMAX HAVE M 'i:Y OX LIOISSRSIIOK!;. Horseshoeing at the 'Um pire Blacksmith shop Is now from $1.50 to $2.00. For cash only. dswf!8 S. T. SMITH. 4 I II.IIKItT MT ;itou i;its. Here Is n Proposition Tlmt Will Ik- of Much Interest. How many filberts are grown In the UmpO'ia valley? Messrs J. F. llaggerty & Co., brok ers in canned goods, dried fruits, etc., of 105-107 Hudson street, New York City, In a letter to the Commercial Club, say: "We are very much Interested In filberts, which wo understand are raised In your locality. "Wo it present handle only the Im ported, but If tho Oregon nuts can at all compare to tho imported, we can do a largo business with tho same In our market. "If you could place us In touch with some growers and shippers of your section we would esteem It a favor. Thanking you in advance for your courtesy In the matter, wo beg to remain, yours very truly, "J. F, II A01SRTY & CO. COM MS HACK AT Mil. WIXKOX. Says 'He Has. n "Think" Coming on tho Proposed Assembly. i Editor News: T am sure Mr. Wtx- son. In this Instance, mistook the rattle of his tongue for a "think." Well, let that lie whatever It- may, there are thousands of good and loyal republicans who do not pro pose to longer be "buncoed" Into "think lug" they have "something" in the primary Jaw, which in fact 'hey have not. You can "buncoe" true nnd loyal republicans part of 'he time, as you have, but I. advise you to look wiso hereafter aiuUsay nothing. The republicans hnvo heretofore 'icted on the suggestion of Mr. Wix son and "censed" to' talk parlv feal ty, but if the result Is what Mr. W'ix son terms "first principles of per sonal Integrity, ""lie surely has nn other think coming. Republicans, von are wrong to depart from party 'ealty. I again refer you to the times of honest Old Abe, Suppose the standard bearers of republican principles in those timea of war. vhen Abraham Lincoln stood at the wheel of the ship of state then fac ing the stormy seas of internal strife 'Hid sectional hatred. I nsk then, what would have been the result if ve had ceased talking party fealty? 'f It was dangerous then to our wel fare to forsake party principles, It Is more so now. Abraham Lincoln ; and his followers had a "think", coming and they put It Into limited!- alo execution. Republicans , yon have always known tho necessity of adhering to your own principles and letting those of the "donkey" kind alone. They are unsafe and nncre taln. Mr. Wlxson talks of persmial in tegrity, hut we say any system con ducive to mob rule, destroys integ rity, destroys moral courage nnd de grades our splendid institutions. Any system that destroys government by majority rule and enthrones the mi nority rule in n republican form of government Is sure to bo disastrous. Hut Mr. Wlxson defies the writer o how wherein the primary law and statement (holy) No. have render ed representative government im possible. In making this statement ho defies plain knowledge. Any person of Mr. Wtxson's knowledge knows that Jonathan Hourne Is not n product of the majority, but of-inl-norlty rule; and so also does he know that George K. Chambertaln-ls a product of the same rule. Twice has this nameless machine put in tower minority nrd unrepresenta tive mon. This state Is greatly re publican and the malority rule means republican rule, and republi can principles, nnd not bourbon dem ocratic principles, it Is folly to say that wo have not the strongest men In the republican, party, for we are greatly In the majority; but the nameless machine connected up with tho primary law and the (holy) statement, and kindred fraud, has been irreslstable, and Its product, ns you well know, is the enthronement of minority rule,, nnd minority rule Is not representative. Then I ask yon, how can we secure representa tive government under the system? Again, under the machine system, the minority system, representative men are relegated to the back ground because they stand for re publican principles, nnd Infortnr ability asslied by the nameless ma chine nr" put In power in exchange for minority nnd inferior men In Iwlp themselves. U Is cither assem blies or n repeal of the primary law. t novo to me that the minority rule has net hMn enthroned. Yours for a return to snne lins of action. FOR ASSF.MRLIKS. Charles E. Keyes and wife, of Mel AT YOUR SERVICE DAY REGISTERED PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY and have PROMPTNESS IN I i ItOSI-:illItO, OHK. Population,' A, 500; IHH foot hIhivc sea, on (Southern I'aeifle railroad, In heart or 1'iuhiih valley, I' n rivalbd for fruits. Klectrle and water works system ami iiiiiiM-usc water power from L'liijMpm river. lned streets and electrolier street lights. Two fruit packing plants, two flour ing inillM, two plaiting mills, brick factory, . Mate Soldiers Home, county court house, city hull, two hotels brewery, etc. Itiisiuess Openings. Furniture factory, saw mill, box factory, woolen mill, can nery, commRsfoii merchant.' For Sale. Itetail baidwai'e, grocery and furniture store. Financial inter est taken with right party. ow is the time to buy I'inp qua valley fruit lands, which will Ireble in value In a few years. Kvceptlomil opportunity for big operators. For detailed information and prices write the 4 Itosebiirg Commercial Club, Hoseburg, Douglas county, Ore. Install New Oven- Church Rros.. who are among the progressive people of the city, and whoso hustling busi ness methods and prompt and unex celled service has won for tbem a largo patronage, hnvo found them selves compelled to instnll a new oven In their bakery In order to keep pace with the demand for tho product of their bakery. The improvement will double the capacity of their bnk ery and will he completed today. CLASSIFIFO A iv Fieri SFM I0XTS. I'XJK SALH My household Koods; lnirohiiHor cjin rent house. Inquire 657 I'llzer. tf-d FOtt bAl.15 Show cases and count ers for Bale. Inquire at -Marsters Drug Company. tf KOH SAI.K Three-year-old colt; make Kood work horse. Inquire 44(i Fowler street. cl-tf FOlt UK NT Fine now 5-room house, all conveniences. Apply at 31S Woodard street. ' If. FOll RUNT Small house and five lots: .ten minutes from citv. ti. Apply North Side PlanlnE Mill, tf 1'I.OWINU OU HAULING If you want plowing or hntilhiK. nhoii" 397, or see Win. ShauRhnessv, 1 242 Winchester street. f-24 "'"OH SALirAbmit"of an acre. 30 benrini; fruit trees, good house and other improvements, fine garden land. A bargain. Inquire of own er. R22 Mosher st. d-sw-tf NOTICIi All persons Knowing them selves to be Indebted to F. Long, will pleasV call at the harness shop In the old stand nnd settle their accounts. F. LO.N'O. F-21-sw-d WAXT1CD To rent 3 to S years, with option of purchnse, about 5 acres improved or unimproved land; full particulars. Address B, care of The News. d-f-28n FOR SALE- 10 acres fine land, V4 mile from town: acres orchard; all under cultivation small house barn 20x30; poultry, horse and 2 wagons Included. Only $2,600. Address N., this office. d-sw-f-28 FOlt SALE OK UKXT Five acres of fine land with a nice 8-room houfe; everything In good shaoe; adjoins town of Canyonville: price (2.000, or will rent. For particu lars. Address Box 593, Roseburg. Oregon. FOR SALF, Oil KENT 7-room house and half acre of fine garden land, mostly set to berries. In West Roseburg; nlso house and lot on Washington street, close In. Both for sale or rent. Enquire at 325 Washington pt. d-tf I'AHCRAWF SECKET SERVICE Agency Is prepared to do all le gitimate Detective work, both Ci vil nnd Criminal, 111 all pVrls of the United States. C. F. Parker. Supt., 2 14-: 16 Henry Bldg., Port land, Oregon. Phone Main 6231; Ottice phone Main 3209. IK YOr WANT A PERFECT COMPLEXION Vroo of wrhikli'it with tho f1uli of youth, t lien in not Mug uuirv holpful tli mi GREME ELCAYA n tofh't crt'am tlint MAKES THE SKIK LIKE VELVET lOVlfllK KliCAYA Thmt Slinih'ii) very ft no unit nilliemtt. Kivlnic tho dkln a nnturnl mipoar nnce anil the Kl.l'AV A I'rnxrnnce. SoM by MARSTER S DRUG CO. I I1C ItOHKIIl ltli, OHKCWV M3 AND NIGHT Marsters Drug Co., Inc. anything in the drug line delivered to promptly and without extra cost i FILING ORDERS BUILDER GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR At Your Sen-ice Hoseburg, Oregon Phono 193 The 'kind that tickles , your palate Buy your supplies of' pastry and bread from THE UMPQUA BAKERY II. Ul'EST, l'rou. NOTICE the beautiful fixtures all sanitary and structly up-to-date. Improved sanitary plumbing in homes has low ered the death rate materially In the last few years, and those who appre ciate health do not fail to have their plumbing refitted with open fixtures of all kinds, in bath rooms and kitch en. In the fitting up of homes with new open plumbing, heating and ventelatlng we claim to be masters of the trade. Howard & Mahan, The Plumbers and Tinners, The Day of Re-covering Old Umbrellas Is Past Hull Ilrothers Umbrella fco. linve mi noil need through Saturday Evea fug Post nnd Women's Home Coin pan Ion Hint they will convert old umbrella handles Into Hull handles with tho detachable feature. FREE They arc enabling us to supply you with a new Hull base (rod, rib nnd cover) nil at the mere price of recovering your old umbrella. If you have an old umbrella In your homo that needs recovering bring it to our store and in a few weeks we hand you the new stylo Hull with detachable and inter changeable handle. hen you nnve exchanged your old umbrella for this new style, the Hull umbrella, you will begin to en joy uses and 1 advantages which no ; other umbrella has ever given you ! before. j In fact, the Hull Is going to make ' you discard the old umbrella for all I time, so tako advantage of this of- ! fer and bring your umbrella to our j store Immediately. Nice Crisp Goods W.E. CLINGENPEEL Jeweler and Optician WE X PHARMACISTS FEATURE OF OUR SPRING And You Need Garden Seed, Flower Seed and Grass Seed We Have Them to Sell You Also Full Line of Groceries, Fruits PRICES Alton Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Quee, Mrs. S. C. Miller, Miss Gladys Gue and Ksie Norris, ot Dillnrd, returned home this morning aftpr spending Sunday in the city attending the tabernacle meet ings. R. M. BKUMFIEMJ ijf Dentist Rooms 6 and 7 Bell Sisters Bldg. Phone 1361 Roseburg, Or., $ g- ...... ;. ........ r It. 15. STEKIi, ft Attoney-nt-Lnw Legal advice free. Collections a Solicited . ft Room 1, Marsters Bldg. ft Roseburg, Ore. I CHURCH BROTHERS' ft 1 BREAD IT'S tt III BREAD IT'S NEVER SOUR IX CASS STREET MAKE PEOPLE WELCOME TELEPHONE 81 your home BUSINESS METHODS IS HERE Staple and Fancy and Vegetables RIGHT . S. Frey liK.lL HST.1TE Tli.l.NSKKIIH. Ore. and Coi. Ry Co. to George D.. Xorris. acres ill Sec. 13, Twp. 25, Range 4. K. L. Benton to A. G. Young, 309 acres In Sec. 30, Twp. 23, Range 5; ' also 40 acres in Sec. 25, Twp. 23, RiHige (!. GENERAL DRAYING Goods of every dcsrrhitton moved to any parts of the city. Prices reason able. H. S. FRENCH We Repair Everything Electrical that needs attention as well as sell you apparatus. Furthermore wo attend to repairs promptly (on 'phone order if you like) and you won't need to sound your burglar alarm when you get our bill. Need anything in our line., G. L. PRIOR 15 N. Jackson St. Roseburg, Or J PHONE 351 H rose, are lu town today. -