TWO
THE EVENING NEWS
BY
II. V. HATKB lilCItTOHATEa
IHNUIID DAILY KXOEIT SUNDAY.
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November S, 1909, at Hoseburg, Ore.,
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TIIH M-I'OIXT IILN IIAVI4X.
Kortnt news dispatches and pho
tographs from (iermany i" connec
tion Uh demonstrations agalnsl
tho peace terms center mound the
lact that the Imsls for Ihc opposi
tion to the siKninii by (iermany are
Iho Wilson "14 Points". One pho
loKrapli taken at a demonstration In
Hurlln before the Victor Pillars at
Koeiriiisplnlz shows streamers haim
inn from tliu many pillars upon
which am printed. "Only the I I
Points". What a climax to an other
wise undnbatablo victory that the
basin for peace udvornted so early
In the cainu by President Wilson
should prove the ainuinent or the
enemy lor refusion to sicn a treaty
which only demands what she iniisl
riKlilly pay as Iho dercnted would
be world conqucrror! ir there hail
been no 11 points no doubt the Her
mans would have cooked up some
other excuse for not siKlllllK. but It
Is huuillatillK to the American
people Hint the president should
have proved such a poor diplomat
as to allow bis own utterances t
be such us could be turned Into
gain by Hie enemy.
While there uru those who would
have the I'niled Stales waive the re
payment of the war advances made
to Kuropean countries, it Is interest
ing to nolo the Increase in taxes in
the various countries allied against
(iermany. The Increase in Krunce
and Italy, where from all reports
everything but Hie air has been tax
ed for Hie last few years, is about
(', per cent, (ileal llrllain made a
vastly larger Increase, that of alioul
1. 1 nil per runt. Hut It lias remain
ed for Iho I'llited Slates Willi tin
grea'est resources and weallh of all
to n.aku an Increase of about 2. mill
per cent. Poor management and ex
travagant waste on the part of Ihose
democrats controlling America's
war program can be the only real
excuse lor such u In Midous In
crease. It has been said that figures
do not lie' and It would seem that
the discovery made through the me
dium of Hie percoiilagc Increase
figures would prove siiinclent In
warn against future loans of tbh
chin ai'ler anil decided argument In
favor of exlreme economy for t In
future. The record of the sixly
slxtll congress to date proves thai
the majority of the members ol
America's greatest law-making body
are of the same opinion.
.Senator Knox: "1 am not now
concerned with the situation which
would confront us. If under Ihc heel
of a viclorlons loe. imposing upon
us his will and Ills sovereignty, (In
treaty mulling power ol' the rnilod
Slates should in the dire necessity
of defeat act as a consl-ituenl as
s lily, and, as the functioning gov
ernment insli iimi'iltallly. make a
treaty which should surrender oui
sove n-iiity, iMTuiirto. Sir, this Is not
our position now, and, pray Coil, it
may iirvi'i lie Wlit'ii (hiiL uiilinni
lime cinnt'rt, wo shall t';ue it as wo
in list . Wo Htatiil now -ictorlourt
ami as vh-iortt our institutional ho
dlos nunc in thrir n'Kiili.r and up
poinlod minis Wo havo now only
iIiiim' poAciH with which tho novor
-mn i-.Mplo oi tho 1' nit oil Slate
hao t ii.lo (1 it M.ihcliim in th
position ami hauiiK lln's.- lunila
tions. it is tn-ht ih.,1 we .limild pro
rlaini to Iho pi-nplo. whoso si'ianU
w o nr.'. that wo kiinw our pow or
anil tho extent of our authority, ami
it is hul fan to those ho negotiate
with us at tho poiuv t.ihlo that tho
n htm hi ti kftt M' I o iimmIo ;, ;ti e ol
llie exhut r our power anil 01 tin
llinilal ion-: ot on r authufilv. as the
a r net to 1 1 h In Hi is resoltit ton '
'I ho l-' inu .lnutiial. i nih il at I'lu
laii.lphia. iv.ulHMts -,l...te and roun
I .nit lnTit H's in i oil a ill to ma Kim:
t ,. i.l- ,.t 1. it .1 sii: l.iriiu' In all evt I
ul ..t 1;.n l sir l.x im- 111 all evt I
li.r. 1 1 M i A l K nnniii . ays lit t In
pfi'tt i' I'f.il ia''ip t-.n fur suiootli
h mi i.'. i. Is f.M autniiiol'lh-s. ina l
.1 till ( I I 1 1 I I I 1 I I 1 1 1 I
inn
H'llH'ITI I
nf hoi
iH.ilU 1
I'l- I' HI
that I hoc- .no t li.uisaniN
sitll 1n ii'-f liaprovoil
Hi v ol w oa
in -l".'t 1 tit hurt
ran Hi'!
( i .1.1,1 itn
ti"'!!' . -ft Tin
had
-. . II All plans
Imni
ill- !..! til" I "1 '-t I Hi t
a v !! u in ' w i-l".
.nl
a.-h snl"
ol nta.N 1
wt,. . in t
till i ll el' I nil ell in.ltrn.J
ami at :! ulo sullal'lo fur tho tc
(t t!it- h-'is.- Tin- ml. Ml" p-'Miot
,f I1'.' In. ul k to ho l'i"-.T "'I "
clii-(v t l :u' ma.'liinos
l' .m v he I" t u o l' four I'o.! mil
lor In th" St ii" who runs a work
lv jiowr.pap-r a "til" Ihhiio Is
jrrrat in ) U pr.ii -o of tho woilxim;
of (h" pi'-s.-nt ii.lTHin.nt i at ion atiil
il, pnlirv hi.f.oo ami aft"i tho war
Tho puiil liir-'liiu'i aio th.Tt Hko a
duck It's lir.'ail and w a tor or thorn
Jtit so lotir. n- Wt'O.lrow is npor.it
1 n k U"' I'H'op iiandlo
T'i I mm r o.LSon Is on in roa 1
o, rtl"Mt llnnoTt should ho t'.irofut
tmt to M i"kois pnthor tho fruit
when it in wot with dow or mist.
The Sutherlia Hun Id of the opin
ion that Hlnce offlcialH have placed
another cargo of contiscatod liquor
undur lock and key iu Iho itoseourg
city la 11 thai all danger of a serious
drouth Is ut;aln elimlnuted lor wtv
oral woekfl at k-aflt. No one known
hotter than tlirmo Suthurlln fellows
about hucIi tliiofis, lor unre on a
tiiuu undur local optiop UifluoiK-x
thai charming bur was the on'
oasis In the entire county, and m u 11
a thiiHty uilprim found his way then'
to (uewh that awful desire to lool
upon the wine when It Ik red. It
1h too had that those captured boo.
pat'KooH revive such diHtreH.siiiK re
rullootioiiH.
New Zealand, an Island lyin
aouth of Australia, having an area
only S0UU Hquare iiiIIoh larger than
tho State or Oregon, aupports half
as many flheop &a are found in the
entire United States. In thin fact Is
food for much profitable roflecllon
for Oregon fariuois. It is alHo a
fact that sheep are a mont paying
adjunct to any farm, and Oregon,
with her almost limitless range
and equitable climate, eliminating
Ihe necessity for feeding to any ex
tent In winter, ought to give New
Zealand a close tie In the sheep In
dustry. In place of sheep being a
rarity on farms, no farmer should
be without them.
A farm journal says that if any
lamicr is dissatisfied with his ranch
he had bettor put it lit the hands
of a real estate dealer lor sale,
i'h (;n he should road tho glowing
account of the farm offered, ami it
Is a safe bet, he will not want to
part with his holdings. A good
many people do not know what a
good thing they have until they see
it through some ono else's eyes.
It appeals to me that whoever
wrote up the proposed corn .show
omitted the most Important benefit
to he derived from such an exhihi
tion, namely: finding out which va
riety gives the best yield under
Douglas county conditions. Kxten
lvo corn raiding Is com para t i vol y
new and there are almost as many
kinds of corn grown us there are
growers. (!nduhtodly some of those
varieties are hotter adapieu to (lie
condilioiiK of this county than others
and a Held test such as is noees
uuy In Judging for the host acre is
Ihe way to find out which gives
I he best, results.
In W-lscniiHin, after selecting a va
riety in this way. it was tested for
five years on t;ti; farms along be
side the varieties these mm hail
been growing, some of them, for
many years, and gave an average
Increase in yield of nearly eleven
tiusliol per acre over all other var
ioties. '
An Increase of even five bushel
per acre on only half the huid
plan toil to corn In Douglas county
would result iu a considerable year
ly Increase in the wealth nf the coun
ty. Such a result is quite possible
not her great benefit -is the com
parison between results obtained b
llt'fernnt methods of tillage, time nf
planting, kind of cultivator used, etc
Seeing is hellevoing and if one man
gog hotter results t ban another
from about the same kind ol laud
there will usually he some visible
reason for It. Kinally. if th se gen
tlemen from Missouri will just stick
iron nd until corn show day lho
will be shown good and plenty that
wo can and do grow eorn in Douglas
county. IV K. ItANNIN'tl
DAVIS LOST SAP
OVER AIR FLIGHT
WASHINGTON'. June '2 -V ' I lost
"onsldei able sleep over the dangers
Wh it'll t k new -intervened bet wren '
It". I. linn. t'alW.. and Kukoiio. Or . !
.luring the r mi! flight." 'ol Milton :
!' Davis of Ihe ai m air . service
wrote to Lieutenant Henry I. Wat i
s.ui. l ouiiuan.l.int of Mather fit-id.
Sa era ii ien to. con g rat u la I i n k him on (
;h" sm restful r.'tmn ol the lust six I
f the airplanes which gave exhiln '
turns at th.- Villain! (ise IVsmal I
I'lu- netx.iiis Intfiest with wln.li tin
I'llited States ail seiwco watched the I
t rip of the st mad roll nf an p tan t s j
!rotn Mather fit-Id t.t IVitl.in.l audi
: "t urn was probably n,. .-r appro
.-l.ited by those who .saw the plain- I
11 a t Inn in Oregon .iiid along i !n
w a v The t" n si tin utitlfi w h it !i a:i
-t-rw. o t-ilit-ials labortMi is b. s( r.-vealt-.t
hi ft.b'liel Davis' letter H.
t.is " I fonsitle; (his flight oil"
the best pieces ..f flying work that
'.as h.'.Mi tiotie in America. To tak- I
-ix Mps from Sacinmento t. I'oit
land and n tuni witlomt setious mis '
hap is ;i iMi" pie e ,.f work "
BAPTISTS SHUT OUT
With a scon- of T (o o the liap
tint team nf the Twilight l.e.iiif
W ed night delented the l'i isb tei
1.. ns -Mi a tday -off m' a po-t ponod
game The game was not annnuncid i
until shortly before It was pl(e d i
and se ei at of t he I'reshyt ci I. m-. j
were afloat However, the MajXist
aggrei:atioii hatl on their tattini:
i lothes am! the fast I'tesbie- w et .
unable to Meld the large number of
hits in spite of two losses t '
Insets in last night's same are Mill
at the top of the percentage enh:n;n
.1 ml nre determined to renin in In I
that position.
the:
KITCHEN
CABINET
Never tflve up! Ttiie ti'- rliunceH und
rliuiiKtf"
Ih-lplni; ItiR hopeful a hundred to
nn.
An 'I tloiiuifti tlifi ch.mii hltih wisdom
Ul TilIlKI!
Kver Hii' tjfcjot, If you'll only htjld on.
FOOD FOR TODAY.
The onion Is one of tho most vfihm
hie vegetables, and should be en tea
freely throughout
the year. A little
sprig of parsley
eaten nfter eating
onions will remove
the objectionable
odor.
Onions Stuffed
With Nuts. Hall
even sized onions
until tender, remove the centers, chop
and mix these with hutter. chopped
nuts,, salt, pepper and bread crumbs.
Kill the onions and pour around them
a little thin cream or rich milk, or any
broth with which to haste them while
baking. Ser.'e as a garnish to u plat
ter of pork chops or they may tnke
the place of meat.
Baked Ham. Souk a ham over night.
In the morning put In a kettle one
onion, one carrot, six cloves, six pep
percorns, one hay leaf and water to
.over. Simmer for two hours. When
tuider remove the skin, place on a
rack iu a baking pan and hake two to
three hours, basting with cld.tr and a
cupful of water from the ham Ibpior.
When done stir in a titbit-spoonful of
hrnwn sugar Into the rider same and
cover the ham and brown. Serve hot
with the liipior fnnii the pan poured
around H. or served In a gravy boat.
String beans are delicious cooked
for several hours wiih n piece of sweet,'
firm sail p.rk. They are good conked
with olive nil or with bacon. Season
tin-in sometimes with cheese or hup
ped parsley or chives.
Hot Potato Salad. Holl half a dozen,
potatoes and slice while hut. Kry
1 1t f ii slices of bacon ami cut them into
jKiiutll hits, using half u cupful. I'our
off the fat, leaving two tablespoouf uls,
stir Into this one tiihle-pontif ul of ti.uir.
a pinch of mustard, a dash of cayenne
and salt to taste. Stir until smooth,
lidding gradually one-half cupful of
mild vinegar, l.et i he dressing boil,
add the bac.m and h small onion llnely
chopped, then the pnlutoo. Serve
very hot. v
Nippon Salad. To one cupful of
crnh meat add one d.i.en stuffed olives
chopped, two ou pf u Is of celery and
French dressing well seasoned tn mar
inate. Serve with inayontiaTse dress
ing garnished with capers and pickles.
It t hi ur.-fty tin fx.iKKrai inn to miy
that nianv niHtlerf wtilt-li aultntt ihe
p. i til l- n. tri.l nre not wort h tt thou ht
In ct imparl son with ajptn ry .pifitttmiH
to will. Ii a thmiKlil IR KMh'Mi nlvfn.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
The early green apples make deli
cious spiced apples tti ue throughout
the year. I'repnre
a moderately sweet
sirup with a few
chives mi. I twice as
much cinnamon.
Wa-di. but ! not
peel the appl"-. a
green apple skin
Cooks well and add
to (he thivor. Drop In the sliced apples
a few ni a time and cook until tender,
when all ate conked let the -.imp cook
down until tpilte thick am! pour m.-r
tin in. Seal In small glssr or y.n
Cheese Salad. 1 Us, :i table- j
poont'iil f gelatin in tur tabl
spoonfuls of hot water, add half
pound of grilled
whipped ertaiii.
and paprika w n h
eiilie. l'olir inlo
it to ht- -'Hie to hi
In -he-. -Me -oiinai-e
dre mg
e and a pint t
pint of
-mi well with -alt
few da-he- nf cay
icl limb! ami allow
Turn mi' .tnd . ut
h'1tu o w :n:iy-
with a:i .lc-ircd
l"'il'i tire mg.
Savory Rice and Vegetables. 1'eel
and -lice mx larc i.'in.itoos- and . h.-
tjvo -weet p.-ppt r- line butter a (tak
ing d'-li and put in :. I;iut of t.'ina
1... -. ."!.'! w ul: half a - uptul of , o,.lc. d
rice mi. I . b.-ppetl p. j.p- r- rcjtc.it with
au.'lh.'
..-!-. -ca-M ea. h 1,
-i fill- .-f butter.
,g:it ami -alt T.ak
ipisrtei'- of an hour
wiih
Ii mi-
ling o!
for tin
t-ti cr for 1 minutes.
Date. Nut and Pineapple Salad.
l 'hop a cup! ul ut" -tile- mid ihrec go.'d
-ir.cd iipp.i-- add a t iiiUul of chopped
I't'l.T), a iiipful of broken nuttiua!-
and a h!f poutid f beetle! and
-ktnneil grapes. Mi all tofthcr and
heap on a -lice of pineapple arranged
en a b-tMi.v lea: "m.- with uui
ontiaise dte-siiu A few tnar-lmial
tows tmi be added or -ub-tituted for
tho nut mean If de-ire. !.
Rocks. Heat tog ei her a linlf cup
fill each of lard ai.d other shortening,
add h cupful and a half of sugar, tw.i
egtf well beaten, a .'Ujil'iil of -our
milk, two ctiiifu!- of oiiinn ul nnd thrt'e
cupful nf than-. -I fled with ii trn-poon
fill of so. hi and one of Mnmitimii. Add a
half cupfMt each of raisins and w a!
nuts chopped. M. and drop on a but
tered pun and bake in ti moderate
oven.
TUB FVF-VIVO NKTWH Fllin.W.
l j:jf jl-j.; ii--V-jLrj!:v-
ll'NK
i
Are You Hunting for the Easy Way
to Keep House?
. Us ELECTRIC Way
Douglas County Light! and Water Co.
"It All Comes Out
Li the Wash"
True enonugh; but If you have to rub the life out of the gaiment
where Is the gain?
Better let us steam It out and pave the garment.
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
PHO.V . 70
LAST WASH THURSDAY NOON
& CITY NEWS &
May magazines,
Library.
2c each Fiction 1
jn i
Kvangehno (cloth j :vc postpaid.
Fiction Library. jy-3
W. P. Fuller's paint? and oils, un
excelled by any. Big ttock ul Mar
stora Drug Company. tf
O.bbage plants Tor sate at the home
of 11, li. Church, 318 Euiit Com. Ave.
Phono 283. tf
Hiley's selected poems, cloth. 1 -1
Illustrations, 50c postpaid. Fiction
Library, Hoseburg. Or. J27p
Wo have a full lino of feed for
horses, cows, hogs and chickens, and
the price is right. Peoples Suppl
Company. t
It's not so much the hone you giv
a doK, it's the way you hand it to
him that counts every case of sod;
water we deliver, they smile a d as!
for more. It's quality nnd s. t'vio
that makes them smile. A real dt-in
recommends itself. Older your cas
early and have it deliver to voir
home. Hoseburg Soda Works. t'
IlAILY V KA 'I'M Kit KKltMtT.
i'. S. Weather Bureau, local office.
KoKchu rg Oregon. 2 4 hours ending
at a: (10 a. m.
Precipitation In I nehes and lain -dreths:
1 1 Iwhest teni pi; rat ure yesterday ..To
Lowest temperature last night On
Precipitation last 2 4 hours 0
Total precip. since 1st of mouth. .ns
Normal precip. for this luont Ii 1 0a
Total precip. from Sept. I, 131H.
to date :!4.0S
A vera Re Precipitation from Scjh
teuiber I, 1S77 :t;:. TS
Total excess from September
i, ii'is ;:u
Average precipitation for 42 wet sea
sens (September to Mav inclusive).
1.18.
WM. BELL, Observer.
we hope for your new,
HOME Y0UVE PLANNED -j
PLUMBING ti
THE LAND!
We lnar you're pl:inn!ns to build
n new ho!' e. Well, ,o you know
t!i;,t It would be a matter of
money In yorr pocket and pood
liiumhing lu your house If you
talked your plana er with ub and
pol our prires? We re dependable
pI'UllltCTH.
Roseburg Plumbjng & Heating Co.
rilONK IM.
Monday, Bargain
Day at the
Roseburg Cleaning
AND
Pressing Works!
Men's Suits French Dry Cleaned
:ind Pressed for $,00. All work
irlvnn prompt Attention. Hars&ln
day prices do not Include calling
for or delivering cloihes.
G. W. SLOPER
'ins ii-k r
TOV AT THI
GRAND HOTEL
CASS KTItBKT
Ethelyn
Bannerman
Campbell
teacher of piano
I.KSSONH l.."SO
Studio over Ott'u music Btore.
Telephone, Hotel I'mpqua.
JUDD'S
Feed & Seed Store
EMPIRE barn
STOCK KKKD.Sunnybrook horse
fe.-d n new I'tted : t the right
price. .M ied Molasses Feeds for
dairy cows utu hoj:s. Nice bright
Rolled Harley; Hulled Oats; Old
i'iishined middling, mixed corn
and oat Chop, millruu. Alfalfa
in'a and beet pulp.
l'ot II'ltV l'!:i;iS Oyster shell,
fliound Hone, Meat Scrap, Egg
M:sh, Hero tell Feed and Wheat.
MISCKLLANKOI S One Ford
truck, one t;-cylindur lluick auto
inobile, some good harness, a oue
horse wagon, etc.
Careyised Stock Salt in small
Inickrt and larmj .'.ii-pound Idocks.
Try it anil you will never use any
ot her.
Empire Ilarn,
Roseburg
For Correct
Weights, Tests
and Prices
Hiing your cream to the Haz
.elwood Cream Station, located
at The l'mpHia Trading Com
pany. Hoseburg Oregon, Main
street entrance. Top prices paid
for cream. Checks for same Is
sued following day after deliv
ery of cream. We will also pay
you sitot cash at Portland prices
for your eges. less express
charges.
The Umpqua Trading Co,
2-J7 X. JACKSON STKKBT.
DELCO-LiGHT
Tho complete Ele ctric Light and
Power Plant
Beonomieal In operation. Run
on kerosene, gasoline or (as.
R. E. HARNESS
Moooburx .... OreoB
M. f. i:liAH.rtill. Anrtiomvr
:IO 'earj Kvjnrleiui
Any ons havlnt alea can arrango
for dates at the Umpqua
Valley Bank.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
nu. m. ii. plyij:r.
CHIltOl'HACTIO PHYSICIAN,
232 W. Lane St., Roebur, Ore.
Ufflee Iloura 9 to 8 Phows loS
KlBCtrlcal Treatmsnta.
M118. F. D. OWEN
Oit Flower. Potted Planta,
runeraJ Itealsna, Wedding Poo.
qneta, ec.
fXK HAt.K AT
"TUB KKR!"
111 t'a Ht. Ronebnrc, Or.
PHO.tK 140
Deposits and Wihdrawals
Permitted, by Mail
Tlione who live too far away from Rosoburi! to get in
town aud personally transact tholr bnnklng, can handle '
it safely and conveniently through Tho Umpqua V; .lley '
Hank by mail. Weaball be glad to glvo you full infor
mation regarding this service upon request.
J. M. THRONl! - -
the UMPQUil
(90SEBURO
Agency
Buick, Chevrolet
Scripp-Booth Touring Cars
G.M.C.& Chevrolet Trucks
Samson Tractors
Batteries Rebuilt and Recharged. Fully Equipped
Machine Shop. Tires and Tubes, all sizes. Full
Line of Supplies.
MOTOR SHOP GARAGE
444 N. JACKSON STKKKT
ALWAYS IX TIIK WAY'
"LIKE A SORE THUMB"
Maybe you never bad a sore thumb. Perhaps your trouble is a
sore llngor there are more ol' them but the soreness is ths
same, and so lon as It is sore, 'it is ill the way.
('l l!K IT.
There's a Rexall Remedy
Nathan
Fullerton TJie yg
DEMONSTRATION!
International 8-16 Kerosene
Tractor
'"hursaay6 xiril' i"th! " f'0m WedDesd A'rl1 14th'
On Friday and Saturday, the 18 th and 19th we wlii DEMONSTRATE
this tractor plowing and dtclng on the Jos. Wharton place In
W est Rosebttr.
If you are Interested In a tractor, don't fall to see this on" work.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
EMPI.KMKXTS. I KHlCI.ES AND MITCIIKI AUTOMOBILES.
KllShlH Rti,
call;
Jersey
BUTTER
Delivered Fresh Every Morn
ing to Your Grocer.
Cashlor
VALLLU bank
OREGON
IIOHEIItniG, OREGON.
Perkins
- XOXb Store Building
lim.MJ IS A.WTHIXO
IX FOOTWEAR
not cmnplotoly worn out and
we'll iniiko them look and wear
ltkn n.'U- imiiiu. Take a l$ilM
thfi shoes in our window. Tviey
aits not new, though they look
bo. Thny are just samples of
:he wonderful repair work we
lo on our inodurn machines. So
brlriK your old shoes with eon
lldence. What we have done
for others wo can do for yd'J.
VV. S. HOWARD
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