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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Office-Review Building, (first floor) Jickion Street. I deplume Main 90.. DAILY Hr ttir. br mll Fer moDtb, deliTered per week, delivered 8 t M 1- W K K K I. Y Ptr Year - Hix MuiUhi 1-u0 JUNK 15, 1008. iO Ail vK MONOPOLY. Auu'mmi riuuu ouvciitiou to be lielU at Cooa liny. i'UKl'i.AND, Or., June 14. Or ganized effort will be niado within the next few weeks to attack aud overthrow the iturrluiau tyranny In Oregon. A convention for tblH pur pose will be held at Cooa Bay some Uiue In August, and tne cainpalKU usaiuBi the throttling "Wizard of Wall Street" will be conducted along altogether novel linen. Itu efTect IvoDeoa will depend flint upon wheth er Harrlman baa lutluence in the next legtHlature, and tiecouUly, upon the attitude of the voters of the late, for the matter will be made a subject of referendum petition, an well afl legislative enactment. The convention will represent what will be known bb the "Kullroad Neglected Areas of Oregon," and no delegate living noarer than 60 miles to a railway station will be entitled to a seat during the deliberations ol the unique association. Hut even at tbli the membership rollcall will show that all of Harney, Malheur, Cooa, Curry and Tillamook counties are eligible to participation. The Harrlman bulwarks will be assailed In a bill which will be drawn up by the proper committee of the convention, which will be sub mitted to the legislature next Jan uary. The measure will attack the present law. which baa enabled Har rlman to secure stranglehold!! on ev ery available pass or gap through the mountains over Into Central Oregon lor a porlod of five years. A pro vision of the bill will probably re quire that no railroad shall be al lowed to gain permanent control of more than one such strategic posi tion, and then only for a limited time, within which a certain u, mount of actual railroad construction work must be done, as evidence of good faith. This la much after the fash ion of the homestead act, which re quires that the settlor do a certain amount of Improvement work each year. This, of coutho, is only a rough outline of how the groat regions of Orogon, rich in undeveloped re sources, hoodwinked and toyed with by the Harrlman Interests for many years, expect to throw off the shack les which have checked the onwurd march of civilization and industrial development of one of the greatest empires In America. Whatever fate may attend the ca reer of this Important measure In the legislature, the people of Ore gon will be called upon to say wheth er they or Harrlman shall guide thr fortunes of the state in the future. Those who are behind this move ment have great confidence that thy voters of the state will come to the front with au overwhelming major ity In favor of "trimming the Harrl man claws." At the same time, o mighty effort will bo made to ac complish the results desired when tbo legislature meets, and the sup port of other railroad corporations which Harrlmau has tnauugt'd to keep from invading this tn'ssureland of Central Oregou will probably be forthcoming, In the shape of defin ite propositions In the way of con struction of new arteries of com merce In the new untapped regions. Invitations will be sent to every commercial organisation lu the state to send delegates to this con vention and another powerful ally Is looked for lu the press of the stale. August has beeu Beelcted, thou 4)1 Uie exact date has not been Muni, for the reason that the roads are in Uu best possible condltlou at that time arid the delegates will have the li'iut jGKilble trouble In reaching Coos Itay thoo. O. W. Yoder, of Duma, Mainly county, and Walter Lyon, secretary of Ibe Coos Hay Chamber of Com mem. are the two men who havr undertaken to organize the autl-Har- rln-au campaign, and to crynUlu effort In the manner outlined above. They are persuaded that, utitvcnml support will come from those ttrrl torles, some of them larger In extent than the States of Rhode !!! nij Delaware, Massachusetts or Connec ticut, In which there isn't a foot of railroad, although every lruh of these districts have from time to time been plastered wth llttrrlhinn promises. A cording to the plans bk outlined by these men, they expect to lay be fore the convention flKiiroe nnd re ports showing just what strategic points Harrlman now holds. In which no development has taken place when such rights were secured, with reports as to what other roads have promised to do; what the resources of the districts Involved are. logeth er with their possibilities. "We believe this Is the moat sat Isfactory manner of nrrltlng at re sults. said Mr. Lyon today. "We have been working on this propnsl tlon for some time, and have met with nothing but the greatest en eouragement since we conceived the Idea. Oregon has been too long-suffering and patient In this matter od it li time the monopoly of the one great system that has been a burden on our necks for years be broken." The exact time of holding this convention will be decided within the course of a week or two, and a campaign of wide-spread publicity will be instituted on behalf of the movement so that universal repre sentation may be secured when the delegates meet. IIUVAN AM III Olllls IIIASKI). SufTntglatH, However, Cheer Tuft, Johnson and Debs. AMSTERDAM, Holland, Juno 15. Governor Johnson, of Minnesota, although a mere man, received the hearty endorsement of the Interna tional Women's Suffrage Alliance at the opening meeting of that body here today. Women representing the Huflraglst organizations of twen ty-two nations are in attendance at the convention and all cheered heart ily when an American delegate an nounced that tho demand of the fair sex for the ballot bad received the Indorsement of a possible proHlriont lal candidate The Bpeakcr declared that Secretary Taft also favors equal suffrage, "when the women are ready for It," but that liryan and Hughes aro opposed to a reform. Whereupon tho women assembled hissed the names of Bryan and Hughes arid cast all sorts of contumely upon them. Eugene V. Debs, the Socialist candi date, also came lu for a heurty cheer when It was said that he is a friend of Buffrago. (X)MMENCIOM KS't AT DKAI.V. .Splendid Program for firuduntlng Normal Htiideuts, DRAIN, Or., June II. Today is liucculaureuie Sunday at tho Central Oregon Stale Normal schooK The tveather could not have been better uad it been specially ordered for the occasion aud the attendance was iplendid, as Is always the case on ails annual event of tho school, there oolng most of the townspeople, many rotn the surrounding country and iume from other towns. The pro gram was carried out to tho letter xnd was au follows: instrumental Solo, by Mluu Floy JobuHon, of Drain. iciipiure rouuing, by Kuv. 11. J. Van Kossen, of Asnanu. .uvocuiion, by Kuv. J. L. Straifurd, of iJialn. tulhem, by Chorus Choir, .iormoii, by Kuv. li. J. Van Fosse u. tfocul bolo, by Miss Alaudu Uugou, ol iiaaor City. , The musical mi 111 bora and tho ser .uou were well given and most ex cellent attention prevailed. The .heme of the sermon was thoughtful and careful preparation for lire's Julius and was bused upon tho life tvork and accomplishments of MoHes jf olden times. The speaker urged hosu of tlte graduating class who 00k up the work of a teiu-her to Ivo special attention to those who .ieeded help rather than to the apt Undent who probably needed but Ut ile help. Tho "Unraca" Male Quartet, of t'jUgono, romlored one of their ex it. lout musical programs at tho ichool chapel on Friday evening to a food sized audience. "Tho Princess" was played by stu IouIh of the 'school at tho opem limine on Saturday evening to au o- irtlowlng house, tbo rendering of which gave evidence of good traili ng on tint part of Miss Kiitenluy, teacher of singing at tho whool. Other exercises eueh evening cti dudlng Wednesday evening w It h Commiiucoineut proper. Heavy, Impure blood makes a muddy, pimply complex Inn, hnul .idles nausea. Indigestion. Thin I noil makes tho blood rich, red, pure" restores perfect health. Nursing Mothers and Ovor-bnnloned Women In all utallons of life, wluwa vigor nnd vitality may have Ikhmi undermined nnd broken down by over-work, exm-Uny oclul duties, the too frequent Ix-urintr ol children, or othor cnuiev will tlnri In Dr PliTce'9 Kuvorlto rrtwrlptlnn tho most potent, lnvlfrnrntlna restorative strength lvarevrilfvWiHj f.ir th!r special Kn- L NuMiiRfUJotlifr wlHtlnd It especial Iv valuabln Ik sustaining belr tre;Kih and proinoitngii aWundant fKnirhhau-iil tor the child. TxpWtniil AVi'it Uh) will find It a prlcelpstttJtrr7?Nri' the Ttlem for baby's coming and nSvivinn the ordval coirparaiively painlessT jt cajdjialuiiuJiLgijj state, or conditio u IMivalc, neTvuuT"fak women, who suffer from fnsmont h-mla. h', h-.u-W-ai'lie, druKk'hitt-iU.vMi ill-inva low d..wn in tho aULim.'u, or from painful or h nn iilur monthly periods, ruu hip, or di- faint spell. tmattiimrv Mvk tr .(-o dotting b-fere e. , ka di-ug! watde, pelvic catarrhal dnhi, prot ip-tus, mi version or riMnwiTsiirn t.r nt Ii,t dii'iue Bieni at w''itiiiiiiv oik' in frnm wciknt-i of parts Mill, whrlln-r Hh-t fxpern art many or only a few of the 'aUm inp Ums, find n it- f and a p" n.iiwtn nnv t v 0ltiR faithfully und twr 'r--u- lr Pierre' h aV'T te l'r- Tip' inn. This wtirld fanil p.-. iiU' lor hciuui'-weaknes-w and vu .11 iilimrMs ;, n pure flvr.Tlc .ntrin'l of t!u cli.-i.-. -t v 1 live, nii'dk-laal rMt. m U li iit a ilnt ol alrohol In Its makr-op. A I! It n.r. di nUt print4xi tn pi. it 11 V.nfti tt mi im U;t Ii wrapper and lt.tni un.ti-r o.itli l't 1'lerc thus litMtest the fiilltt lnestti: tlon of Ins formula knotting tint ft .-!' bn found U contain orpv the N-t nc 'it known to the m n.l.i.:ir.d in. .1 ,ti fri-lenre of all llm d.lT- ivut kImm-...' v i, lice lor the cur' of woman's iiv 11,1,11 weakinvoN's and annieiits. It you want tn kt. w- more N"'t tl c enm pom tlon and nmf ,-!,. n.i I rtn!.i .,. aient of the " Kavoritn 1'r r j 'mi " : Biatal can! ritn-.t to It. U. V. i-.-n. uftalo, N. Y , fur hi fret Uioklei trrat Ids of aarne. You can't afford to accept a a su!u tau for thlnremrdv ofk-u i n ivmi.ivn aacret nostrum of ufiArumn nnutmi Mrw Don't do U CELEBRATE The 4th of July AT District Fair Grounds ROSEBURG Fine Programme of Patriotic Exercises BARBECUE and Picnic Dinner. Roast Meat Furnished Free. jZ? Free Admission j& to grounds, race track and grandstand. Races and sports all the afternoon. Committee in charge J. A. Buchanan, C. S. Jackson, E. B. Pengra, E. L. Parrott, E. L. Giles, Building Material Lumber, Lr.th, Shingles, Doors, Windows, Frames, Adjustable Sash Screens, Screen Doors, Mouldings, and mill work of all kinds. Orders filled promptly. North Side Planing Mill Mill on Kinney Spur. Atterbury & Cilmore Props, j Wo mean your watchos and time plecoH. They must be kept cleaned und oiled to sot the bcttt reunite. He member watch making !s our only Npecinlly. J. T. Urymi, Tho Watch maker. dTK J J J J J J J J THIS OrcRoii B best, most popular, mllablo nnd up-to-dute news paper. All tho newB dally comic HitpplementB and Hpeclal features on Sunday. Sunday puperu arrlvo at 8:45 Sunday a. in. Dally, per month 4.ric Dully & Sunday, per nio..6fc delivered to your home by tho best delivery service In tho elly. Dally nrrlvea nt 3:45 a. m., and In delivered is noon as possible. ItusM'll McMtillen. Agt., I'hcno 221. At Express Otllco. tfa J j J J J J J J Our Driver is Careful- Our driver's duty Includes more thtiu merely c;i!if!: for your dirty linen nnd returning tlte purkuHes after wo havo laundered It. lie Is remilreu to nuiko rep nlnr rallt upu our customers - 1 carefully mark the owner's name upon the bundle as ho re ceives It, to avnid any chance of error to carefully note any request made and to report ;lt to uh for nt t t liii, und to five nt all tin.es polite, prompt ser vice to our ctit Miners. You'll appreciate it. o I'hiine tit anil u will cull for your worf'. ROSKIU'HC. STEAM LAUNDRY ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR SHOP We install isolated plants, switchboards, etc. Corner Cass and Rose Sts. H. W. ALTHAUS cSc SONS HIGH GRADE PLUMBING GLEN D. NECLEY At S. K. Sykes Hirdwirt Stor. Phons 331. All Wark Cuinmd I'hone 1C3 for anything In the bnkery line. Free delivery. Unip qua Bnkery, E. Jennings, Proprietor. dTP MONEY FOR YOU If you plant the right kind of trees. See A. L. KITCHIN, Nursery Salesman, Roseburg, Or, LEONA MILLS Lumber Company 1 Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Dry Finish Lumber Yards on lower Oak Street Roseburg, 'Phone 1-111 ritiirKNSiiiHAL J. K. CHAPMAN. D. O. . A bra linn HUMlng reipbuu li- llouri. tta. m. tn A p. m. KUHEKUKU 1 OKKOOh Offlco Hours: Phones 10 to 12rji. in. Office Malu 1711 2 to 4 p. m. Itesid. Main 1721 llt. l.rCK'ITA SMITH, riiysicfnn Women nnd Children's Diseases a Specialty. Offlco: Rooms S and 9. Marsters IJlk next to DouKtas County Bank Hldg QKO. K. HOUCK. M. D. Ortl n thf KoyIvw WutUlliig, upntRlrt rwmn 13 amU U. X-Kat amd Klkcthical Triatiiint, TKLKF HONK MAIN 1 HOHKHCRd - OKKOO OtHc: IltmniB 11, 12 Ami 13, DonnU Couety Hank t3u'ldtn, Phonb 7" I HowttrtPKf J YONTALLA NEWS. Mrs. John Wamsley has entered a hospital In Portland to receive med ical treatment. The Yoncalla council has taken steps to put an occupation or buBl neBu tax upon those In business In any capacity within the city limits, the proposed tux to take effect upon July 1st. There will also be a ped dler's license. Mrs. F. L. Heard left last Wednes day for Lewiston, Idaho, for a short visit with friends. She will spend a week in Portland attending Eastern Star grand lodge, and visiting with relatives. Uorn, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mc DouKal, at Winona, Wash., June 6, a daughter. Mrs. McDougal Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ap- plegate and the child Is their first granddaughter. Cornier. Itiicklins Ai'iilca Bulve Wing. Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1, Cochran, 6a., writes: "I had a bad sore come on the Instep of my foot and could find nothing that would heal U until I applied Bucklen's Ar nica Salve. Less than half of a 25- cent box won the day for me by af fecting a perfect cure." Sold under guarantee at A . C. Marsters' drug store. Refrigerators. Full line of first claBs refrigerat ors, enamel lined and guaranteed satisfactory. Nothing equals our Vu dor Porch Shades to keep that hot porch comfortable. We have them 4, 6, 8, and 10 feet wide. B. W. STRONG, The Furniture Man. Colic nnd Dliirrhoea. Pains In the stomach, colic atcj diarrhoea are quickly relieved by the use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. COFFEE The goodness of every thing: else at breakfast de pends on the coffee. Your grocer rrturni your money If you d?n?t Uka Schilling'! Beit; we pay him. WANTED WANTEp Milch cows to handle on shares. Have plenty of good pasture. References furnished. Address L. B. Kingman, Brock way. Ore. dswlw GIRL WANTED For general house work, no washing or Ironing. Ap ply to Roseburg Steam Laundry -or to O. C. Uaker. rOR SALE. FOR SALE At a bargain, a saloon business In the best business cor ner In Vancouver, Washington, a rapidly growing city. Possession given July 1, 1908. Address Box 67. Vancouver, Wash. dsw FOR SALE Scholarship In the Behnke-Walker Business College, of Portland. Will sell for $24.50, which is a bargain. Address Leone Matthews, Glide, Ore. dsw FOR SALE One mare and colt, one colt three years old, one, one year old; one black Jersey bull aged 18 month, four heifers, each two years old; one good milch cow and calf. Call on or nddrestPA. F. Mahrke, Melrose, Oregon. dswjlf FOR SALE Practically new 6-room cottage, all modern conveniences. Will exchange for Portland prop erty. Call on L. Kabat, Roseburg. Oregon. dswtf FOR SALE An eTght-horse power .bnMei and vertical engine. Cheap. If tnken at once. Call on F. F. Patterson. dswj28 FOR SALE Good paying ptumhlng ? and tinning business. Address 1L, care of Review, Roseburg. tf EGGS FOR SALE A fine strain of BufT Leghorn eggs for sale at $1.00 per setting of fifteen. Mrs. Mnry Whipple. Edenbower. dtf FOR RENT. FOR RENT A beautifully,- clean, remodelled house, three blocks from postotTlce. Inquire at Judge Hamilton's residence. dTF FURNISHED ROOMS Fine new , furnished rooms for rent, with" oi without board. Call at this of fice TF lost ani Forxn. U)STPorket book, containing key and small chance. Was lost be tween West Roseburg nnd depot Finder please leave at Review of fice. dTF LOST Lady's gold watch with short chain; baby ring on chain. Was lost between Roseburg Meat Mar ket and H. D. May s ranch. Find er please return to Roseburg Meat Market and receive reward. tf MIKCKLLAXKOrS. NOTICE TO CRKPITOUS Having lost our business by fire, we res pectfully ask all persons knowing themselves Indebted to tis to settle as soon as possible. T. J. WIL 1.1 A MS A SON. Wilbur Or. tf ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE I have for sale 2H lots on Pine street, also lot and building known as the iVnnlng lodging house. Lane street. Also 5 acres IS mites out, near Target Range, and 20 acres fn Looking Glass. For par ticulars call on or address J. T. Goodman, administrator estate of J. J. McCoy, deceaf d dtf FARMERS Take a look at the cut above of the simplest, strongest, best cutting mower on the market today It's a CHAMPION the world over. You will need a Mower. Rake and Tedder to cure your hay properly, why not buy the best? Call or write us and let us tell you why you should buy the CHAMPION J. F. Barker & Co. VEHICLES Phone 201 Roseburg, Oregon. I What makes our I business It's because we treat the people right. Some merchants in their attempt to lead in prices often buy inferior goods but that is some thing that this compauy does not do. Our courteous treatment, the superior quality of our goods and the right prices is what is build ing up our business every day. If you are not a regular customer place a trial order and be convinced. tt Yours for a square deal, 1 Alton S. Frey & Co WW GROCERS Pbuoes 201. and 551 ROSEBURG MEAT MARKET JUOf H. D. MAY. Prop. ! Fresh and Cured Meats of all kinds Fish and Poultry We know how to cut meat to go t the best results In cooking. Thert Is more In the cutting than most people believe. We may be termed ei perts In our line. Let us prepare your Sunday roast, and you will be convinced. We waut your trade. .Special Knee lk-livcry. Phone 1341. We Buy Hide. . - Shop on Sheridan Street, Near the Depot. WANTED $1'000-00 W0RTH of 2nd Hand Bradley's Second Hand Store ! d I handle both new and second hand goods. Try my ! ', prices on harness. You will find that I am right. A. D. BRADLEY, - The 2nd isr Man mm rfrVHiplji 'II 11)1)1". srrJII'fi "i iliiniiini IMPLEMENTS grow? 1 SuccekiorOo.IF. Barker & Co. We Like The Meat We Sell We wouldn't hesitate to eat any piece of meat we sell We kccTr that It Is all right and everything It should be. Our meats are the choicest that experience can pro cure. If you try it you'll agree that you never tasted better. The Economy Market Geo. Kohlhacn, Prop. V