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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1911)
I Till-; XA.MK OC JI STII I-; EDKNIJOWEU, or., July (Editor News) Permit mo. in th name of justice and itt the intone of truth, to mnk a ntatomn( in my own hshalf in th column of t'.;i livening Npws. With ihc evident In lent to do me malirlmiR Injury cei tnin nrtlH have nmu HiatfinntH t'. the effort that tli Imtinont poor of Doiiftlna county, prior to the lit. fire which almont exHiunilihd pvtry thlt.K from exlufo'ice tint the indlR r:iy- tnmsHvcs. w(-rv o;m"m1 ui in a Bt-Piln room wiwiotit u window a font Hquaro. and It was tlicn'fon dangerously ttiiHanitary Hud dlsmi.-it Intf. The party who innde ihiK Ktaif rnnt was never in the former hmn' of the county poor, and In miy evenl msllciourily and IhtvhtiohHlly ll"d The truth Ik tin old hnnif wii tliorouRhly ventilated dy three win dows and t ivo dooiK. Another untruth iin-iil;ited wa-. that "Cirnndpa" Akern, one of the In mateg uf the home, wan rontpelled tn sleep out doors in the : nlil iiiwlits after the fire wlthmit fund. :md Htif fered severely t herefrom. Mr. Akers did not deep out of doors the nluhi of the tire or any other niht slnee I hnve supervision of the home. This Is another tnreiition;i! and inatirfoiiH lie mauufai I ured fi om w hole eloth with the hope of Inhirtnt? myseir and family. The truth of tlie matter It tliat within two and a half Ihhii after the fire every inmate's hed hnd tieen nut up in tin Hon resilience, which had heen previously clenned up and pre tared for thir rerepiion., the hed ridden eoniforta.dv put te i I Winnie THR PLUMBER Agent for Sne atpr Filtpr Removes all 1m- 3 parities. Roseburg North Side Plaining Mill fust North of Kinney Spur, North lackNoii Street, Phone fiHH, Ordern for atl kinds of Building Material pioiiplly Killed at Keasunablu I'rlcoB. Mill Work Our Specialty I 'nil t Ito.vcN In Any Quantity. I'hone Main Ulftl Commercial Abstract Co Abstracts of 'I itle Tiling I'upers I'ropareo Insurance, F.tc. Bonds of ;illKiiu's I i mill ic! :'JH N'urth .liii kMin xl. HON lll'IK! IIK':i DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY has the Best Buttermaker in the State t ICE CREAM SEASON HERE in lare or small quantities. Let us have your partv orders. 'IVK"1ioiic .VUi. i """"V -J--, '- X L J S, .(! ,'. Ih :m r.M i.ow 'J Itt KOI I 8 ALU. A nice, neat C-roora bunga low, centrally located in paved district. Sewer connections, hath, patent toilet, etc. Ideal location. Price $2,500. Ad dress A care News office. d-sw-tf hed and ail made ready for their oippei a which I had. In the nteaii Hme, hurried lo town to procure the naterial fur. Permit me to nuy here mint "mphatleiilly. not one ha slept out of dooi'H. or compelled to go without their meals that would got ip and wash themselves for them. ami he the circulator of the whole inn man or preacher, he or t hev -vill'iitlv tied when thev told it, and 4avc vent to the spile their petty mils lioie me. THOMAS A. KINW-AY. Supt. ol thn Indigents Home S I X S KT M MiXA K l-'OI t J (' I, V Vacation time at T.oh Angeleh Anueles llenclies. The Call of '.he Cool Sea llreeze, by Peter II. Kyne Iteautifullv itlnstrated In four colors The Spell, by C. N. and A. M. Will iainson. HuntiiiK, KishlnK. Motor iug. Kiel inn. On Bale at all new slundrt. dHwJI2 Aftei all, there Ih no Ink like Car tern Ink, Sold at Uoseburg Hook Store. tf Gaddis Skylight Cornices jlleating Ventilating Phone 2101 Oregon All work flrNt-clan W make ice cream 3 Wall Paper if li i Kitnplt' in t'liar- nii:uiyi'iK il!tiitnni.n 1 'iiii!li - of om' of t Ito inanv itfvv itlr.i.i in "lfoim I't'i-oiatiun'' fur l'.Ml. Tin f.t. t tii-tt a iv in:tVinr r BlH'iliI f.Mil-.irv of AlfrtJ Pi-.ti 'l'rii" Mill Ppi i.t sullu ii'iit -nuranee Ihut bo ntvli" aru th latost ami quality tht- l-st. Siimplcd an.! -! itn tt chiH't- I). P. FISHIW i sr ou m ui i r, hk. i IKISI III IIi; i in i ui . i-iiom: m.m. BUYING A VASE. Wrthimar't Clevtr Coup by Whlct H 8curd th Prtz: The Ime Chnrle ttenheimer when ked on one oecnsioii wtwi oe cuniO ereU to tu tils hhtuik! uunhitH cou thought for aw nil mid then told buiv once when tie wti walking inrotiKU a Brighton aipiare ne eHpied tiiruiigii an open window what he Knew tu u priceles Ctilnese VHwe tie went tu (lie ucarexi (wtatottlce, examined u trx-m directory and found I lie uuine ot (tie resident. ' Then he called and asked for the gentleman and was Hhuwn Into the study under the name of "Hamilton '' tie briefly explained that be wax look liitf for a ruodeKi boiiM to Bniitou and bud taken a friucy to ttJls uiim Would the enileiiian eutertalu an of fer for the place us It itood "locg. atocl; and barrel" Tim owner, a little nonplused, tiesl rated. "If ?our offer Is rcuaouablu." Inter rtiprtd Hamilton. "1 will give you nu extra tbousund " "Call tomorrow at 10:30. then," re plied the owner. Hamilton did and found hliu pre pared to accept 18.ooo Tor the twenty two yearn' uueiplred term and the cod tents of the reitldeuce AllhotiKh Hilt waa well over market to hie. IJauilliou at once clotted. addiiiK the extra thousand, acconling to pnru ise as, hiwever. he afterwurd ftoid the vase for t:(.'.(XK). tils coup wan uu mlNtakable. Loudon Tulegruph WHISTLER THE FIGHTER. Tha Artitt Always Took Hit Ravangei In a Refined W. In "WhlHtler as I Knew Him" Mor timer Menpeti, the author, has a good deal to any about Whistler the light er and his quickness in relenting un ti (Trout. He Is careful to add thut WhlHtler wan olwayn re lined In hi met hod a: While he wns severe he was not ac tually brutal. Me never treated tils enemies In a coarse way Any unit) who hud offended him Whistler wouid rap sharply over the shoulders with his cane, and then by the time the tufTerer had recovered the master would be In the uext room explaining lo every one bow be bud Just felled bis enemy. Once he caught a man with whom he was for the moment enraged whnIi lug blx face. Without a moment's hesitation Wblstler danhed the unfor tunate bead ntralght Into the buslu of water, and while the foe was endeav orlng to clear the soap from his eyes to see the cause of this uddfn Imrner slon Whistler whs In the smoking room setting the men there in a roar with the account of his adventures. When 1 tint met Whistler be wan In the act of searching for a man who had dared to criticise bts Venetian etchings. "If you want to see some fun, Uenpes." be said, "come with me." Fortunately the man had been warned and was nowhere to be found Slavery In Old Greece. The Greeks were slave owners with a vengeance . All ihhhuhI work wan done by "hnrtmrlnnn," un the Greeks called those who hud been captured In war The Kteatest of the Greeks saw no evil In the Hntllull.ni. Aristotle h iiilie oulHpoken In bin Justification of shivery A certain o mount of iiieiiu work had to be done, he claimed, and 'mean niitured men" were Intended to do It The Klurex 111 noine of the Greek taiei4 liutnutnhered the freemen four or live to one Mtiuual labor en me In Greece to be thought A degradation, tilled only for helnui who could not do the hleher work Kven freemen who worked for w a ires were by Aris totle placed outride the constitution. And what was true of ttie Greek was equally true of mott of the other an dent imMonn -KxchHtiKB. A Kicking Deferred. Aunt Clara ito her younp nephew, who has ut broiiL'ht a tiucket Into the parlor where she I sIHIuki-GimmI tcrncloim. Tommy! What are you do lot; with Hint bucket T Take It down to the kin lieu at once. Tommy I want you to kick It, Aunt Clara. 'cause I hcurd papa ny Inu when you kick the i.iKket we'd cet ai the very leini H-Ti.tHHl Hie Objection. Mrs It letup in k John. I want yon to buy a new purlof tuit Mr Ith h ipilck - Marin. I've heen aurecn UU elioiiiil) tir to et dltTeretil clot lie fot iitoriniitr noon afternoiin tun 1 isiht. tm t I in i tjiis;iriicd If I'll chtniL'i em even ime i uo inio a dlnVreii' room.-Hroitkiv n l.tfe NEARLY 1000 Ah result of Tho XewV IUk June Offtr In Un Ruhwrli flon ilrprlnieiU nraily 1.0(H) XKW PKOIM.K will lNtmio rvn lur renders of cllher I ho lnl!y or Tu Iro-n-Work Now. Whilo the nfrer iih hiiphhmmI to expire Juno :tik, the iimiuitienieut has thM hhMl lo extetul the ti tle 15 day or until July 15th. This K dune In order to give our ftolititor an opportunity to reach every nook ami corner off the county. If you have not already taken advantage off the offer (iKT Itl'SV. READ THESE PRICES Evening News 4. months by carrier $1.00 Evening News, one year by mail -. $2.00 Evening News one year by carrier $3.00 Umpqua Valley News, semi-weekly 1 year $1.00 The News has made a rule of giving tlio money that other papers tslve lo aKent nntl conteflU, dlrevtly to Its subscribers. KnllowluK this custom we will tor a short tlm present the liKKATKST 1IAHUAIN OFKKKIXC1 In the history ot Ihe paper. ONLY ONE YEAR AT THIS RATE. No Mihuerlhor will he allowed to pay imm than one year at this ralo, and all arrearage imiM 1h paid heforo lhl rate in allowed. Tho half ratea wilt continue through tho month of Jiinn tuily. Ou Iho K day of .Inly this reat differ will ho tiiscon tmued. Call at lh offlco or addrosa tth money order or chtH-k, to UMPQUA VALLEY NEWS, Roseburg, Ore. New and itcond hand good com - Ing In every day at litis tore. L. H ithoadea He Co. dlf : PROFESSIONAL CAKD9. I'HVSIClANh. 0 SKKhV, bETHKli it HTEVVAit'i - 1'hyNiclann and Burg conn Office-1 Lower Moor Douglas Co .V Bank bldg., corner Main ano t ;. Oak streeu. Phone 771. i Koueburg, Oregon. KLMKit V. HOOVKIt, I'tiysJclun aitu burgeon 4 4 Office. Main Ht.r One Door Bomb t of City Hall. Phone 341. 4 Koeeburg. Oregon. Uf hVVKVTA H.MJTH I'liyaicluri Women's and Children's Disease. Hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to p. m. Phones Office. 1711. Kea. . ff 1721. Rooms 10 and 11 Mason fc Temple. fa. seburg. Oregon. i Dlt. t.KO. K. HOUCK, Piiyalciun and Surgeon. t i office. Review Bldg., Phone 31. Rosoburg. Oregon. X l)ltf ,1. It. CALLAU'AV i'? Osteopathic rhyalclan t ft Chronic diseases a specialty. "( Graduate of the American 4 X School of Osteopathy Klrksvllle, fl Mo. Under-lounder of science Dr. A. T. Still. 4 Office Abraham Bldg. Phone 169 Roseburg Oro. ft DKNTIt.T 1K. C. I I'KAKSO.V ii Dentist. Office Review Building . Hours 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Telephone Connections. v & 4 ! v P. W. IIAV.VE8 Dentist Roseburg National Bank Bldg. t- Hours 10 to 12, 2 to 4. Phone 1283. . 4 Roseburg ... Oregon. G. J. IIA( IIKlt, I). M. 1)., Dentist. it -J: Abraham Building. Roseburg, Oregon. A'lTOKNKVB. s HHOWN' A KDKV, Attorneys at I -aw. ! Masonic "Temple. HoseburK, Or U. W. MAItHTKHH Attorney-At-Ijaw. s Notary Public. HoontB 6 and " 7, Marstera Building. !; Kosekurg, Oregon. ..J l'lIM.HHTON OKCUTT, Attorneys-at-ldiw. ft t Will practice In all 8tate and v Federal Courts. Olllce lloomi 3, '.'f 4 and B, Douglas National :: Hank Building, Uoseburg Ore. i': . JOHN T. UXI ft Attoriuy-A(-I.aw. .! Rooms 7 and 8, Douglas Co. Hunk Building. I Roseburg, Oregon. . J. A. IU' HANAN Attorney-At-lJw. Notary Public. Abraham Dldg. Roseburg. Oregon. C(W!!OW Ji KICK Attorneys-. M-I.HW tf Douglas National Hank lllilg. t tf Uoseburg. Ore. ? A. S. I1VKV, ft Optoinetrl.t. IK W. fins St. R08KBURO, OKOKON. NEW READERS . l IMI I ULNU II III ILII j SATIHI ACTION Gl'AICA.VTKKU ; Have your dressmaking done .at the Drenamaking Parlors, i 77 9 West Lane street, near ; the West Roseburg bridge. HENSLEE & ROGERS. dtf Props. CALL FOH COLXTV WAHHANTS. Notice is hereby given all parties holding county warrants issued by Douglas County, Oregon, and lndors- i tm iioi puiu ior want ui iuuub ) prior to and Including the 21th day of .farch, l&ll, to present the same to the county treasurer of Baid coun ty for payment at his office as Inter est will cease thereon afier the date of this notice. Dated ot Koueburg, Douglas Coun ty. Oregon, this the Itith d:iy of June. 1911. J. E. SAWYERS. County Treasurer of Douglas Coun ty, Oregon. Ice Cream Give your orders lo he Douglas County Creamery, 'hone 340. tf Edenbower Orchard Tracts Write us for inToi'iiiation real'din thfse traclH, lurnled nlnut ono mile from I he city of Roscburg, Ore., in the famous Unipqna Valley fruit dis trict. Sold in 5 and 10 acrea tracts, planted to apples, interplanted with penches. also to peatR or prunes, car ed for n period of A years. Near schools ami churches, KaHy access to city water and electric light. 4 0 acres 10 acres young orchard. 40 hearing trees, new 5-l'ootn house with hath; hunt and f out buildings. spring water piped to house, chicken yard find garden, chickens, tools, etc. A sx.r. I 2()U acres 85 acres In cultivation, 111 acres in Hearing orchard. 10 acret ; in young orchard, new 7-rooin house. Miaru etc. 4 live springs, good well all imidements. stock, etc. A HA It- i.IX. 54 acres .10 acres cleared, bal ance oak timber. Small house, barn and out buildings. Chickens, turk eys, tools, wagon and cow go with place. Good spring water piped to house. Can be bought cheap. A (iOOD IH'Y. 10 acres orchnrd land. 3 acres of this is In bearing orchard. 13 years old in fine condition. Small 4-room house. -built on knoll overlooking the city of Uoseburg. Soil free loam, located one mile from citv limits, due road. Price $ 1,000, 2,000 cash balance long time at 11 per cent. I'lVH HI'UKINti OIIC'IIAHD. i:i'v; ncres. all In fruit mostly hearing: apples, pears, cherries, and peaches; , nice home; (lacking house, barn and other buildings; i stock and tools. On the banlts of i the I'mpiiuu river, 3 miles from Uose burg. Will sell at a bargain if sold soon. ' Himes & Oliver REAL ESTATE IV tilers In lamia of nil description. Roseburg, Oregon EXCURSION FARES EAST 11)11 During Die months of Muv, .hint, July, August and September, on dut on shown below, the will sell round trip tickets from ROSEBURG as follows: TO Chicago Council Hluffs , l)uiHha J Kansas City St. Joseph I St. faul ) St. Paul, via Council Illuffs MinneflttoH. illrei't KAKKS . KIII.M) SIMI.IM, Minneapolis, via Council HI' fs JKHI.IH) I'eimil Hoston ew York . ... St. I.ouls . A'ashlneton n. C . Allantic City, .V. J .. SVI.K !TKS. K..VI ft I II. (It) ft I I. .Ml . HTII.oo I I.I..VI toM.io ; Juno S. 7. 9, 10. 12, 16. 17, 22, 53. 24. iS. 29 and 30. July 1. 2. 3, 4, 5, 6, u 20 .26 .27 n 2S. AllKHJI 3. 4. 5. 14, 15. 16. 17. 21. 22. 23. 28. 29 and 30. September 1, 2. 4, 5, and 7. ' Slop-overs wllhln limits In either, direction. Final return limit Octob er 31st. Vir f.nm i. .... 1 1. . . .. I. .'li fornl Inquire of any Southern !. I nmiTiinni! nuninin cine nKt'm. or write lo VM. M.Ml ItU.W. Oeneral Fassenfter Agent. Portland, Oregon. MONEY MAKING l'HOI"OHITIOV FOH 'Oltf Something very Bpeclal 2 large Grand Upright Organs, almost as good as new. At the very low price of $50.00 and $65.00, these Instru ments should be seen to appreciate their real value. They are simply grand and at the price we are offer When you come to town Don't forget to visit the Water Front Dry floods Store Sheridan Streets for Your Suits . Up-to-Date Suits from $10.50 to $25 Everything newin the suit line Overalls, Shirts, Hats, Caps, Shoes We can dress you from head to foot cheaper than you can steal the goods. GIVE US A TRIAL. D. J. JARVIS I FIRST CLASS LAUNDRY I work is most desirable 'Po anyone wishing their liueu to possess that particular finish so necessary to good taste in dress. "' We Do That Class of Work Oue Trial will Convince. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY 0. C. BAKER - r - Proprietor OEFICE NORTH JACKSON ST PHONE 79 1 The Great Rub The Old Chinese Doctors administered all medicine by rubbing through the pores of the skin. That was four hundred years . ago, and to prove" that they knew what they were doing then, forty cen turies of experience has not improved upon the method, for we are still Rubbing it in. Dr. Hoovers Liniment j Banishes Pain, Reduces S welling and Inflamma tion, softens stiff joints and sore muscles, and is just simply the greatest Liniment tor Man and Beast. A bottle of Hoover's Liniment should be upon the shelf of every Farmer. A great big bottle for only 25c, 50c and $1.00. HAZLEWOOD ICE CREAM The most appetizing cream made is now being served at our soda fountain. Try it. It's the best in the land. ROSEBURG PHARMACY INC., Rosebure Oregon 5 LE0NA MILLS LUMBERCOMPANY f WW J Lumber, Lath, Shingles . . Doors and Winaows of all Kinds. 0 4 ardsoo Lor Oak Street. il "Phone Ull ing they should not last one week. Original cost not less than $150.00 each. RICE & RICH. dswjl5 The House Furnishers Wny put un witn mat old piece of furniture when jrou can trade H (for something new and up-to-date - at L. H Rhoades & Co. and Dry Finish f.umlcr . ... ROSEBURG, OREGON A. tttttmntxtmtttttnmxmmtxtttmtttntmt