Roseburg review., March 10, 1909, Image 4

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CADILLAC
Pierce Great Arrow
Three of the best cars on the market. To see them is to be
convinced; to own one is to be satisfied. Free demonstration.
H. W. Althaus & Sons
Cor. Cass & Rose Sts., Phone 1441
Does not Color the Hair
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR
- Stops Tailing Hair An Elegant Dressing
Destroys Dandruff Makes Hair Grow
Compotcd of Sulphur, Clycerin, Qulnln, Sodium Chlorld, Capsicum, Sage, Alcohol,
Water, Perfume. Ask your doctor Ills opinion of such a hair preparation.
.1 ATf.n OoMy.NT. Ij'.i'll, V""
LOCAL NBWS.
Dell Slstors nro headquarters for
all forma of Mllllnory. Merchandise
on display Friday, March 12th and
Saturday, March 1,1th, at Fluhor ami
Hollows' Building.
... I'IbK Huts are the lints (lint nil
othors are Judged by. Tho I lull 8Ih
ters. Millinery, have them.
r Mrs. C. F. Hnrpstor loft this morn
ing for Portland to visit with hor
slstur.
For a mild, easy action of the bow
eta, a single done of Donn's HuKulets
la euough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. 25 cents a box. Ask
jour druggist for them..
Warren Beatty returned this
morning from a IhibIiiosb trip to
Portland.
, Atty. C. O. Devore, of Drain, Is n
business visitor In town today.
- Mr. and Mrs. C, 11. Cannon lenvo
tonight for Portland for a short visit,
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Throne left
Tuesday night for their futuro home
In Hnleni.
Mrs. C. II. Flshor roturned homo
to Kugene today.
A. 10. Bauvnln and two little sons
left this luornjng for Hnlem for a
low days' visit.
- Dressmaking. Mrs. M. A. Jonen,
south of Hoseliurg hotel. M2II
A now architect has located in
Roseburg. Ho Is a Mr. Strnw, who
arrived hero from Portlnnd Tuesday,
accomiiniited by his wlfo, Mr. Hlrnw
will havo offices at tho J. a. Flook
Company's mill.
Hattaees avary anaraoom at Th
Crescent. Bo. TIT
Jnmes Iiiuinn enmo In from Look
ing Glass on business today.
A rare freak of naturo was brought
In this morning by John II. Smith, of
North Ilosehurg. It was a hen's egg
of abnormal slje, within the outer
ahell of which was another perfect
egg of the usual slio and enensed In a
ahell of the average hardness.
V Ladles, havo you seen the latest
Of Millinery creations? Hell winters
havo them. The Directoire and
Coslrk turbans.
Fisher and Mellows' Ilulldlng. tf
. We are going to havo pnved streets
to get out of the mud. Now, cut out
.your old Job-lot decorating and tlx up
In modern Blylo. Come In and look
l tho newest In this line It won't
cost you a penny at Fisher's, on
Osk Street. Mil
Page Investment Co.
The Square DealinglLninber
Just across Deer Creek, have on hand an as
sortment of Doors, Windows, Shingles and Seasoned
Lumber dimcntiou nnd finish. Those desiring to
build, call and let us show you our book of latest
plaus of the most improved dwellings, bungalows
and barns to be bad. Let us make an estimate for
you. Also best quality Lime, Cement, Tressed Brick
Best Rock Spring Coal, and
Dry Seasoned Oak Wood.
Mock Wood, aj.no per Hor; Store Wim1, $2.7B, nl Yard.
Order can be left at A. I. llrnilli')', or IliHu-tmni Ntl. Ila'nk.
Page Investment Co.
Phone 12 1. The Square
Roseburg, Ore.
maauun roungat-rs Abrond.
John IS. Mndden, the famous turf
man n nil breeder, will nut nice ubroud.
but Mime of the best produce of llnm
burg I'lneo wlll'llcuto largely 111 Kug.
laud nnd I'rime. Aside from the sale
of Sir Marllu nnd Edward to Vlvlnu
Goode, reprexemliiK Louis Wlunns, he
has iilao uhl lu the smne party eight
colls mid (lilies which under the law
of the turf became two-yenr-ohls the
!iiut llay of tho present month. The
career of these horses In Kugland will
be watched by American breeders with
much Interest lu order to seo If Amer
ican broil horses class with those bred
on the other side of tho Atlantic.
TO INLAND AI'STHALIA
l-'Oll VOll II II10AI.TII.
Round trip, only $1.00.
If you havo catarrh, nslhmn or hay
fever sufferer, what would you say
If tho abovo ofTer was mado to you?
How would you like to go to the
mountainous forests of pine nnd euca
lyptus, where catarrh nnd nslhmii do
not exist? Where people do not
hnvo to hawk every morning, to spit
out the lump of disgusting mucous?
Where tho healing, nntiaportic bal
sams purify tho air and kill all the
germs?
You can't go to this Ideal spot, of
course.. You haven't time, nnd nos-
slbly not money. Hut you can, for
si, bring the healing hnlsainlc air
from theso forests right to your
homo; you can kill the genus tit cn
tnrrh at lionie, without losing a mln
uto'B time.
Ask Ited Cross Pharmacy about
Hyomel, the Australian dry air cure,
(let nn outllt, which Includes Inhaler,
for $1, brentho tho snmo aid that
you would II ii (1 In Auslrnlln. nnd If
II does not henl (ho raw membrane
and cure you of catarrh, snuffles.
cough, cold or asthma, you can hnve
your money back.
Cures Dyspepsia.
Your money back !f il don't. Gives Im
mediate relief from heartburn, tour etonv
ach, atonuch distress and sick headache.
SO cents a large box ot
Hed Cross Pharmacy.
Dealing Lumber Yard.
GRAND
MILLINERY
OPENING
Friday, 12
Saturday 13
Pattern
Hats
Largest and Most
Beautiful Line will Be
Shown.
Materials
In Combinations of
Most Pronounced Fea
ture These are some of
the styles that will be
shown:
Directoire Poke
Bonnet for Misses.
Cossack Turban for
Ladies.
Directoire Turban
for Matrons.
A great variety of
styles for children.
BELL SISTERS
Bellows-Ewart BId'g
Fisher & Bellows Former Stand
TREES MEETS,
Advice on Planting and Properly
Caring For Them.
VALUE OF MUNICIPAL CONTROL
Bast Way to Cecuia Adequate Gen
eral Tree Beauty, 8ays an Authority.
Choice of Trees Most Important.
Why Systematic Planting Pays.
An nuthority ou the planting, proper
cure of und regulation of sliect trees
who strongly favors municipal regula
tion of the trees says:
"Investigation will show tout In no
other way can adequate general tree
beauty bn secured. It Is the nulvarsal
practice abroad to hare the trees eared
for by the municipal authorities, and
nut by tho Individual property owners.
It cannot bo said thut the tree really
benefits primarily the person who lives
near It. lie receives nn lucldeutul ben
clit, but the tree adds to or detracts
from the valun of the street generally
more than It docs the value of the
property which It fronts.
"In the United .States the cities
which show the best trees havo almost
uniformly municipal control, with the
exception of some eastern cities, where
public sentiment amounts to the same
thing.
"Washington has the test ordered
and best maintained trees in America.
There are some 113,000 of these, all
planted muntclpuliy and cared for lnu
nlcisilly. There has been great atten
tion to the planting of proper trees In
uniform shape thnt Is, a certain street
will have nothing but horse chestnuts,
another nothing but English syca
mores, another nothing but tulip trees.
There are wholo avenues devoted to
splendid oaks, some splendid avenues
of elms and maples, an occasional
street showing Carolina poplars, and
some mora plantings of the pin oak.
In each case It is a solid street of a
tree, and tho effect Is exceedingly good.
No -such effect could be produced by
Individual Initiative, for one man
would want an elm and another a
Carolina poplar and possibly another
u horse chestnut. None of theue trees
might be the right trees for that par
ticular place, and thus the following
of Individual preference would be
making putchwork of the street.
"In considering trees for city streets
the width of the streets and the use of
the streets must be taken into account
The primary purpose of streets Is to
serve commerce and business and not
to Bene as a nursery or park. The
park and tree adornment should add to
the comfort, the convenience and tho
health, but it Is an adjunct to tho gen
eral use of the street. Therefore such
trees must be chosen as will promote
the best use of tbo streets. Obviously
this means that on narrow streets It Is
not proper to put a tree which lias the
tiubit of spreading out Into a wide
hond. The round, compact form of the
Texas uuihrullu tree does not suggest
that It Is a good tree for a narrow
street, whereas the vaso form and
height of tho elm does at once suggest
It as a proper tree for narrow streets,
ami. Indeed, for most wlilo streets, for
It grows up and out of the way and its
limbs reach over In 0 most attractive
fashion.
"Home of the cities In New Jersey
have undertaken to regulate trees and
to plant trees municipally. The best
examples are In Newark and Knit Or
ungc, both of vhK.li cities arc succeed
ing admirably In their efforts. The
toiuleney is to plant from twenty to
forty feet apart, to stagger the rows
on either side, always to dig a deep
hole and fill with good soil and set the
tree with an adequate stake, afterward
protecting It with a simple guard, usu
ally made of chicken wire, so that
horses cannot gnaw It. Much care Is
being given toward keeping the tree
In proper shape without having Its
bark torn by Improper guards or by
tho tying to fasten it to the necessary
stake."
In East Orange, N. J., all Btreot
trees are pruned to a uniform height,
a height that will permit tho unim
peded passage of vehicles and will al
low all street lights to be seen at
night. Few things are more Important
In the care of trees than proper prun
ing. The cut should be nindo close to
and even with the trunk. When prun
ing Is properly done the scar will heal.
When short stumps are left they dry
and rot, prevent the wound from heal
ing and carry decay Into the trees.
Eveu from a financial point of view
the systematic planting and care of
trees on streets would provo a paying
Investment. Mauy canes are known
where bare land of superior value has
sold at a much less price than Inferior
land with the frontage aligned with
street trees. For all purposes but the
growing of crops street trees arc of
more Importance and ralne to the land
than quality of soil. Newcomers are
not attracted to a town by gnrlBb.
shndclras streets any more than they
are by dirty or poorly paved streets.
tromnrtary conditions or other forms
of slovenly rlvtc housekeeping.
Rural School Garden Suggestion.
In rural communities Instead of con
ducting miniature vegetable or Dower
gardens it might be batter to secure
different varieties of grains or grasses
for test upon home plats, oacouragtne
the students to undertake small exper
iments which shall have for their chief
end the development of Uie faculties
of observation. rtffcrent methods of
Ullage and fundamental principles of
this character will be Involved In these
experimental or demonstration areas,
the results of which will emphasize the
Importance of certain lines f work. .
Pitteburg Again In Grand Cirouu,
Pittsburg, once one of the be.it mem
bers of the grand circuit, proniUes to
again become a prominent fnctor lu
the light harness world. Laud hct
been secured for the construction of a
large park with a mile track uad a bl.-J
clubhouse that will accommodato not
only horse owners, but uutoiuubile own
ers as well. The combination of the
two Interests should Insure, the success
of the Eochil feature of the club, .the
moro esiieclally as the county is con
structing ' n splendid boulevard from
Pittsburg out past the site of the new
track. . .
8chreiber Has Fine Youngsters- .
Barney. Schrelbcr, the weatern turf
man, has au unusunlly promising string
of two-yonr-olds In training in Califor
nia this season 'for the Juvenile races
that will play uu Important part In tho
sport at Emeryville and Arcudla from
now ou. Eighteen of bis most promis
ing youngsters, many of them brothers
and sisters to horses whoso perform
ances have shed luster on the Wood
lands (St. Louts) stud, are quartered at
tho two California tracks and pill be
seen lu action shortly.
Phone 2211 for anything In the
baking line free delivery. Umpqua
Hakery, II. Quest, propr. DTF
Seo The Bell Sisters Friday and
Saturday for
Right styles ,,
Right prices
Right Treatment.
Stops Itching Instantly. Cures
piles, eczema, salt rheum, tetter, Itch,
hives, herpes, scabies Doan's Oint
ment. At any drug store.
CASTOR I A
for Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
When Listing Your Property
Try Us For Quick Sales .
E.D.Mowery&Co
Timber and Farm Lands
Irrigated Fruit Lands a
Specialty.
Roseburg National Bank BId'g
Cass Street.
A. L. KITCHIN,
is the man to see for
everything in the Nur
sery line.
TVppc thatin"ow-
llcca thatoav.
Fruit and ornancntal
trees, Grape & Berry
vines, roses, etc. etc.
Telephone 2026. Roseburg, Or.
LOW
RATES
TO
OREGON
DAILY
During March and April
From aD Porta of the East
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
OREGON SHORT LINE
THE OREGON
RAILROAD & NAVAG1
TION CO.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
$33 from Chicago
$30.60 from StLouis
$25 from Omaha
$25 from Kansas Cty
Correspondingly low from all other
points.
TO TIIK 1THLIC
Write let.'ers to everybody you know
in the East and tell them about theee
low colonist rates. Send them liter
ature rboi; Oiegon, or send their
addresses tj us ind we will do It.
In this way you can bo a great help
In the growth and progress of your
State. . ,
YOV CAN I'llKPAY FAIIIM
for anyone from any place If yon
want to. Deposit the necessary
amount with our local agent and he
will telegraph ticket promptly..
Inquire of agent or write to '
VM. McMlRRAY,
Oei"ral Passenger Agent
Oregon Railroad Navigation Co.
o ..... V. l : a - , . n .
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Why Not Wear
A Green Hat?
A Safe Color to Wear.
In fact there is no color in the
wide world so peacable, or which
will live so contentedly with it's
neighbors as GREEN.
An
BRADLEY -.tuZn
Can save you money on any thing you want to buy.
If you have any thing to sell get my offer before selling as
I will pay the highest cas-h price for second hand goods.
A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd Man
Write us or call ou us for
SPRAY PUMPS
AND . '
FIXTURES
J. F. BARKER Co.
Implements and Vehicles. Phono 101, , Rosoburg, Oregon
SQUARE DEAL FENCEBEST MADE
i . i i i i . i i
S. C. W. LKG1IOHXS.
1
The kind that "Lay
more" and Pay more. '
1909 Mating list now
ready. It's a Pippin.
Send for It today.
C A S A' Q R A N D A
POULTRY CO.
Roseburg Oregon.
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LODGE DIRECTORY
P. A A. U., utarei Lodce No. IS Hold;
. rfltarmmingoti2udaii14tl Wsda
dajiotMCb month. .
Dutki Rtri, W. M.
M. T. Jiwbit, Scrtn:
A
O. D.W. tuweonri lyxirt . 16 Meet
f the '2nd kud ilh Hoadavyt of raeh aoiiU
t7:30 p. m.,lu lbs Portiteri' II All. A)
membcri In good Ifcmlluf r Invited to at
lead J. w. DtTiLL, m. w.
K M. Ldfox. K order.
BP. V. HAS, Kombrr U(,V, rro.SW IUM
regular Co:nn tin teat leu at itao JMki
Templa oa 2nd aud 4 Lb Thurtdavi ol a
month . AU tnmbra roquet-ted to Bttcrd
rtvnlarlr, and all TtilMog bratiiart arc tortfi
ally lafiud to atUn.
F- I- PltlOTT, I. .
)o. W. HrALXT. tfearaUrr. -
D KURSK OP HONOK, Myttte L!ft H. 18
taMtafttdand lib Tfaurwlir Tcaiurot
ma month la k.'arcbe Uall. Tlauing
mauban orrilally iovltfd to attend.
Minnie K. rirttHDta. . af a
a. II. Liaoz. Kec.
I. W. Dowill, Rtoelvar.
EAJ1.ls, RoabartT Aerie meett In Odd
Ffllowf HaJl on '2nd and 4U. Manda; eraa
irrn of eech aiooth, at TlnrB. Vlait
tnt brcUaran la fvod toadLpit alway weleoma.
P. a. Miriin.1. n. p.
P. 1. t'LAkK, W. 8.
10. O. P., Rlalng SUr Uxlire No. 174, i
fMd Potlow Tnipla 0TrT PrMat t
ViU at brrlberti v' wtteime.
mceta to
Tcaimr
. WurruiNuroN
P Mtriixi. s 8.
M. Pkkli, P. 8.
IO.O.F.. tnlMarUn Ix1r No. U-ii(
mlit Fcllom Tem pie, mraer ol Jm-ki nt
Caas treeii, on ftur.UT svenior ef earh
week. Mftnitem of tb order ia gd ttanding
art Invited lo tlind.
W. H. Aaa, H.
Ji. T, J iwrtt, ft. ft.
0
N. o., Co. D Pp'' Battalion am
every Tbtindtr tTealat at Uie Atuorr
Uall at 3 u olock.
H. C aioctia Caput a.
ideal
color to' wear with a grey suit
fine; with brown 'with blue it's
."peaches and cream."
Have you seen the new Frencli
Brown? A beautiful and becom
ing hat.
Your .clothes .kept pressed free
of charge. ;
PROCURED AMD DEFENDED. 8(linodd, E
dniiriiuurpiiota.furaiiiert wMrt'ti una f roc report, y
I Fice a'irlj, nov to btrUUr. paienM, trade trrt,L
copjrtgtiu, etc- in all eoiiNTnica:
Dustmftt dirrtt with Wtuklmtriam idwj l7sau- r
Patent ind Infringement PracUco Exclusively.
Wrlto or come Ui it nl
SU Hint Stmt, rp. UalUd gUt Ftat 0AM.I
WASHINGTON, O. C.
IO.O.F., tTnton Rnrainpinent No. 0 VeeU
In Odd Fcllowi' Teniale on the tut and :trd
Thiir.)iir evenings of each inoath. Vlalt
lug brctherca always netcume.
, O. J. I,INI.iET, C. P.
F. E. Cavknoek. Sarlbo.
MODERN WOOnMF.N OF AMERICA, Myrtt
Camp No. UWU meeti oa ihe fourth
Tatiiru'lrtvi of CTnry month Id the
Forrest. Hull. Travclltir Neighbor! are or
d tally loritcd ut Tlutt our Camp.
A. C. M.tusTRUa, Conul,
IvOria CunVKLL, Clerk.
MOl'KKN KltOTHBRHOnD OP AMUKICA
Kweburv lAX)g9 Nn. 4-MeU .Y.rv 2m4
Thurs.lfj m udd Fellow't aniataan
YlilUng mcubcrn ahvAvii weleoi.
C. F. UrMi-LLiM, Prendear
Kmma alfMi'LLaa, Saoretary. .
OE. H., Kotobnrc Chapter Ho. g-Haldi their
regular maetiug ou lit and 3rd Thuradnv
in each Month. Vlnltlng uenaan la
gor itaadiug are rtineeifullj U?ltfl to at
tend. Mm. I. Wau.BNBia, W. II.
Paai JanNw. H-i-raUry
RKRKKAHK, Raaehnrr Rabekah Lodgo, No.
41. I. O. O. K.-tfu q odd Fllowi
T?riiile ovtTy Tues-lny Ttnlug. TUIUhc
slateraaod broth ran Invited to attend.
Biauia I'rem'hbkm, N.tr.
Uhs. Ci.Lk Htbwait, Ifecy.
WOJfKN OF WOnnCRAFT, TJla Cirela N.
4tt Vwts on 1st ami 3rd Mvn.lav evealng
of fm'h month at odd ft-liw' Hail.
MHlng mfiDbera in god ataadlng arn 1a
Tiled to atleid.
Km. H ettir FicEawn ,a. H.
CLAR4 ROEfK, ilerk
WOODMKN OF TUB WORl,n, Oak rama No
I A-Meets at the ildd Fallow' Hall In
lUiaeburg. eterv 1st and Hrd Uoat
veniuga. VuitiiiKneixhtorsalrrayBwelroma
J. E. FirKKkji, o. c.
. I. M. Thbuhs Clerk.
A supply of the new edition of
the Oregon mining laws bos Just
been recclred at this odlce. It In
clude everything to data In legal
mining procedure. Copies only 40
cents each. TP
Read Review advs. for bargains.