Roseburg review., August 13, 1909, Image 2

. EVENING frQjEBURO REVIEW
ISSUED DAILY KXCEPT 8UNIMY
nBVIKWPCBLIHIII.VG COM PAN!
l. wiMni:m.Y.
DAILY
Per year, by mall .$3.00
1 Per mouth, delivered 60
Per week, delivered 15
- SEMI-WEEKLY
Per year $3.00
' 8lx month 1.00
AUGUST lit, MOM.
FIRST OF THE HUASO.V.
Purty of Tourism Make Trip to Crater
IiUko In nil Auto.
Medford Mall: It will likely be
Rood news to automobile owners to
learn that from now on durliiK the
'season they will be able to run their
machines to the rim of ('ruler Lake
The first driver to do so this season
' was Ws Green, and the first car to
make the trip was a Chalmers-Det
rolt 30.
The trip was made there and back
-without the slightest hitch, and dur
ing the trip there the machine con
sumed less than 13 (callous of gas
oline.
Mr. Oreen, accompanied by W. 8
Toms, of Fresno. Calif.: C. W. Per
kins, of San Francisco, and fieri
Thleroff, left Wednesday mornlnK at
6:20 and arrived at the rim of the
'lake the same evening, making the
trip In nine hours' running time. On
-ly one Bmall drift of snow as cncoun
-tered.- but there was nothing to In
terfere with the running of the ma-
'chine.
"From where wo ran the automo
bile," said Mr. Green, "we could eel
a splendid view of the lake, and the
two California visitors 'Who were with
lis were delighted with whnt they saw
They both admitted that they
thought from tho accounts they had
tieard about the lake, that they wore
somewhat overdrawn, but they ad
mitted that the half had never been
told. - We found the roads all the
way In very fair condition, and all of
us enjoyed the trip Immensely."
It might be also stated that Mr.
Toma and Mr. Perkins recently be
came financially Interested In or
chard property in the valley, and II
Is understood that both of them in
tend to make their homes here.
PITIFUL- STORY OF A WOMAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2. fluid
ed by a letter written to her daugh
ter, the police rescued Mrs. Murla
Jose' Ilancadero from (Julscppe (ilclo
today, after they had broken down
the door of the home" of the Itullnn
and struggled with knives and clubs
wlttr the enraged Dlulo who fought
desperately until be was filially sub
dued and taken to the city prison.
- With the Italian handcuffed the
Officers searched the Iiouho and found
Mrs. Itnncndoro tied hand and fool
.lln the basement. She wns uncon
scious from a bentlng she had re
ceived earlier In the day.
' For thirteen months, sho alleges,
she has been the slavo of the mini.
Whon tnken to tho hospital for trent
'tnent the woman told a story of suf
'ferlllg beginning with the' departure
'of her husband, over a year ngo, for
the east to procure work.
Ucfore leaving he entrusted Mrs.
Ilancadero and his four children to
Oielo. He promised to see that they
'wanted for nothing. As soon as her
'husband left, she asserted, Olelo
Compelled her to leave her children
In charge of a family In Sun .lone
and began life with him In a hovel
:on Preltas avenue.
; Ho kept her there a prisoner, Bhe
'said. Bhe escaped three times nnd
each time was caught and taken
back to her life of slavery. Then
the woman attempted communica
tion with her children by menus of
letters, but Glelo Intercepted all the
'missives except one, which reached
the 13-yenr-o)r daughter at Ran
Jose, and the (uillce were notified.
When they approached Ihe door
way and demanded entrance Gleto
walled Inside with a Bulletin. When
- the authorities smashed the door
'open he sprang savagely at them.
A Glorious Victory,
,- There's rejoicing In Fedora. Tenn
A man's life has been snved. and
now nr. King's New Discovery Is the
tnlk of the town for curing C. V
-Pepper of deadly lung hemorrhages.
i"l could not work nor get about." he
writes, "and tho doctors did me no
;good, but, after using Dr. King's New
Discovery three weeks, I feel like s
new man.' and can do good work
'vgaln." For wenk. wre or diseased
''lungs. Coughs and Colds, Hemor
rhages, Hay Fever. I atlrlppc. Asthma
or nny Bronchial affection It stands
unrivaled. Price 50c and $1.(10
Trial bottle free, Sold and guaran
teed by all druggists.
1 II. C. STANTON AND WIFE
NOW GHANDPAUFNTS
II. L. Tobke. ticket clerk In Ih
Southern Paelnc otlice at Third and
' nshlngton streets. 1'nrl IhihI. wasn't
quite sure yesterday whether the
; Portland gateway was open for lite
- sale of through tickets to Seattle "i
' not. - Ten-party tickets and other
vexing problems that conn-out the
' rnllroad man In the silly season. r--
reived-no consideration at all from
1 him. The reason for his nonrlml
i anoe was that ho has become the
father of an eight-pound girl nnd all
s day wsb receiving the congratulation
' of rnllroad men along the row.
tMrs. Tnbke Is a daughter of Mr
and Mrs. H. C. Stanton, of Hose
' burg.)
BTOnUIOLDKltS' MEETING.
NOTICE Is hereby given thai the
- annual stockholders' meeting of the
" Umpn.UK Coal Company will lie held
; at the office of Albert Abraham, in
5 Hoseburg. Oregon, on Sept. 7. 1909
at 3 p. m., for the purpose of electing
' directors for the ensuing year.
" fjawae B. W. MADDOX, Pres.
iHJezilth
ACTUALLY POSITIVELY, IN
VARIABLY RESTORES GRAY
HAIR TO THE COLOR AND
VIGOR OF YOUTH.
You cn't look young if your hair it grty, faded,
dull tod tifeleu. Hay'i Hif Health will bring
back th oatuial color, juil aj it wat when you
were young. Stops dandruff and falling out.
Makes the hair bright, silky and full of life and
beauty not dye won't color or soil youi
kin.
II AND 50c- BOTTLES, AT DRUGGISTS.
Hay liar Una toap curat Extern, rtxt,
routfti and ttiapjH;d hiul, and all nit in Uirteawa.
Keeps akin line and At, 25c. (Iruifjfiiir j. Send
2c. fr free books, "Thu Car of tnoM'xiu," "Tin
Car of the Hair."
JaUlo Hay Spec. Cik. Newark. N. J.
HKU CJCO.Sn rilAKMU V.
i:;ii;j:ici(j xotkh.
Sclcntldti American: Some details
Hhvo lutHy bciMi made public or the
liiHtriiini'iitul work on the GunniHon
tuniK'l, recently completed by the
Kovermnent, which will bring some
200,000 acres of land under cultiva
tion. The tunnel from entrance to
entrance la six mlleu In length. The
Hiirvey lines at the point of meeting
differed 0..'12 foot In level, 0.04 foot
in alignment and 0.80 foot In dis
tance. Humor has It that another long
am'P forward has been made in the
art of armor plate manufacture. It
is Htated that the new plate, which
Is fabricated from a steel alloy, com
bines great toughness with extreme
hardness of face, and that In a re
cent test a 6-inch plate stopped a fl
inch capped explosive shell. We
doubt It; but If It was done, the new
armor must he even more superior
to Krupp armor than Krupp armor 1b
to that made under the old Harvey
patents.
During the month of June the total
oxcavatlon on tho Panama canal was
2,8P5,7i;i cubic yards, which Is sllght-
y less than the total for the month
it May. Thn mean rainfall was 11.8;"
Inches for the month as compared
with 9.82 Inches In May. There were
l!0,9!-8 cubic yards of material
i hired in the Gntun Dam, and lO.fifis
uhic yards of concrete were laid
in the floor of the spillway.
Tho ndvnntago of having the
White Rtnr Lino steamers call n'
Holyhead wns shown on a recent trip
)f the "t'ertrlc. when mails and
lassengers were Inndotl at I. HO n. m.
ind reached London at 7 : I " p. m.
Those iiiKsengerH who went on to
Mverpool were not disembarked until
10 p. m., being detained by the state
r the tide in tho Mersey. The pas
sengers who landed at Holyhead.
nererore, reached London three,
hours before their fellow passengers
were mimed in Mverpool.
Much has been said of late vnaiv
thout tho ease with which a lock
anal could be destroyed by tho mali
loiis use of dynamite or other hiuh
xplosives. .Engineering News calls
intention to the fact that an attempt
made in 1!)00 to wreck the Weliand
fanal In this way produced surpris
ingly small results. After two weeks'
xnmlnatlon, the two men concerned
fleeted lock 24. and each lowered a
satchel containing dynamite and a
ruse to the water behind the gate at
ach end of the lock. Moth charges
were exploded ; hut Ihe dynamite fnit-
ed to carry away the gates. Al
though the explosives blew a hole
about a foot In diameter through
ach gate and loosened the hinges.
the Mites reiunlued in position, hold
ing buck the water.
The Crime of Idleness.
Idleness means trouble for any
one. Its the snmo with a lazy liver.
It causes constipation, headache.
Ir.undlce, sallow complexion, ptmples
and blotches, loss of appetite, nnin-
a. but Dr. King's New Life Pills
tenn banish liver troubles and bull 1
up your health. 2Ce at all drug
I'ltfl. o-
;ut:.iT mkktim; ok
HIIIIIMIIIS AT A. Y. P.
SKATTLK. Aug. 1 2. - Invitations
have been sent to Shrlners in Taco
mn, Portland, Spokane. Ashland. San
r ranclm-o, I, us Angeles, Viet of in,
l.ewlstou and Holse to attend the cer-
nionial session of the Nobles of the
M stir Shi I lie to be held o the
ground of the exposition August 25.
It is expected the gathering will be
tlie lai Kst ever held in the north
west.
There will bo n social dMlr-e in
Mnrcubee Hall, Circus nll t. August
'h. CihuI music. Cum.? and have
a good lime. .-ltd
r '
i They'll All
He Glad
And so will you.
When your folks send your .
rolled linens and wearing ap-
parol to us you can rest assur-
id that It will huve the best of .
care ami Ita appearance when .
you receive It will delight the .
whoW faMily. .
We're mlslng the plant, but .
the price remains tho same .
ami now, during the warm
weather you can save all the
worry ami work If you will .
Just send us your next bundle .
ef laundry. I'hone "91 and i
we will call for It. i
ItOSKlU'KO 8TKAM l.XjNllKYf
Jackson Street. Roseburg. s
! SALMON' FJLLIVO THE KOl'Mj.
l lti,Oon Tukf-n From Trap-
-10,0(10
l libL'K J'Ut I ,
FiKLLLVOHAM, Waslu, Aug. 12.
So heavy has the salmon run become side a sprightly young lady,
that no attempt will be made by the. In England they serve soft boiled
canueis to pack the "humpback" I eggs wrapped In a napkin. The young
salmon thut aie now being received, ! lady fumbled, and the egg fell to
and lu order to dispose of this spe- the floor.
cies Ihe management of the Pacific! "Oh, Mr. Choate," she cried in dls
Amerlcau Fisheries Company Is to-1 may, "what shall I do? I have
day imploring the public to take !
them away. Kvery man, woman and
child applying at the cannery will be i
given fish In any number from one
to one thousand. Scow loads of
these fish have been towed to tho
Pacific American dock and a man
placed there to pass them out to
applicants.
Tuesday the company made the
biggest pack in the history of tho
plant, a total of 10,000 cases being
put up during the day. A total of I
1 40,000 salmon were taken from the
Alsop traps yesterday. j
H. W. Althaus (gb Sons
Garage Repair Shop
. AGENCY FAIRBANKS
Phone 1441
CAMAS
Best farming countr) in the Northwest. Deep, black
loam. Plenty of rainfall. Be sure and see our CROPS.
All sized farms. Easy terms. . Call or write
Deardorff & McClannahan Grangeville, Idaho.
BRADLEY
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 cash price for second hand goods.
A. D. Bradley, - - The 2nd .m. Man
See the
North Side Planing Mill Go.
North of Page Lumber Yards, for
All kinds of Lumber and Mill Work.
Fruit ba;s, Housebuilding Material, Doors, Frames,
Window Screens andHas i ) all sizes, Mouldings and
Brackets, Shingles n:: j Lath.
Mill on Ki.mt'.v Sj ur Telephone 2121 Orders Promptly Filled
Roseburg, Oregon.
No Equals
None Better None so Good
CHAMPION
MOWERS
HAYRAKES
We have just received a CAR LOAD of Harvesting
machinery, direct from the Factory, and if you are
going to buy a Mower, Hayratte or a Binder, call or
write us for prices.
REMEMBER
Our stock of Farm Wagons, Buggits and Hacks is
the largest in Southeru Orcgou, and we can suit you
iu style and price.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Implements, Vehicles lMione i6t Roseburg Ore.
CAf KLfc! ,1'AcKLti! CACKLKt
When Ambassador Choate went to
England he made a reputation as a
wit with one joke.
He sat at the breakfast table be-
dropped "iy egg!"
"CACKLE, my dear, CACKLE! '
It's a mighty good thing to do a
little CACKLING once In awhile,
CACKLE about your business, about
the town you are living in. Let all,
the world know what a good thing !
we have here, and our town Willi
grow. i
Whenever you have a chance to j
CACKLE about your town and boom
t( don't hesitate. I
, o
Seared With a Hot Iron
,
or scalded by overturned kettle cut 1
with a knife bruised by slammed ,
door injured by gun or In any oiher
j way the thing needed at once te '
Hudtlen'b Arnica Salve to subdue In- j
(lamination and kill the pain. It'fa I
earth's supreme healer, Infallible for
Boils,- Ulcers, Kever Sores, Eczema :
and Plies. 25c at all druggists.
, THItKK REASONS FOR 'ICVI VO
CLEVELAND'S MAKING POWDER
Superior quality, pure cream of tartar
Best price, 3-lb. cans, $1; 5-lb.. $1.65
Neatest package, patent screw-ton can
For sale sale by all the leading groc
ers, dtf
- MORSE COMPANY .
Cor. Cass (& Rose Sts.
-J
PRAIRIE
The Second
Hand Man
BINDERS
FROM A MODERN' PLAX1XO Mll.I.
you can get all sorts of useful and
ornamental work all ready to use.
If you require a lattice for the porch
or arbor you can find as much as
you want among our mill work. If
you need railings, or posts, or col
umns, or doors, or molding, our mill !
work will provide them at a mo
ment's notice. Come, see how niai.y
things It Includes.
Orders filled for all kinds of fruM
boxes. '
The J. G. Flook Co.
Ituavburg, Oregon.
(& RICE, ffe Houselurnishers
We have helped others, why not let us help you.
We pay no rents, that's why we sell for less.
Sole Agents for
Power Washer
Tho only successful water wither
We do your washing free for out
week. Come and seri us about it
Saves time
saves work and
. saVes clothes
All of these savings can easily
be reckoned on a money basts.
Then the wonderful economy
Of the Caffleld Power Washtr Will
be at once evident.
The Coffield washes while you
rinse and hang out. There's the
time saved.
The Coffield does all the
washing saves you all the hard
work.
Gets the
clothes spot
lessly clean
without the
wear and
tear of the
eternal rubbing.
Let
put one
your
house
and
your next
washing.
Let us
show you
how sim
pl e and
convenient
it is.
m Thb MOTOB RONS IT
WttlLB YOU klMSB
AMD UAMO OUT
ItOKKIll'HG U WKIJi
1'i,i;asi:d with uh atiox.
Portland Journal: Three ex-con-gresstiien
of Kansas by a happy co
incidence met yt'Rterduy in Portland
after a period of separation extend
ing back to the time when each was
an oilice holder. A. M. Jackson, of
Wlnfleld. wnlked into the lobby of
the Hotel Oregon and greeted John
V. Adams, of Wichita. In a few
minutes the two were Joined by Kd
ward Jaquins, formerly of the same
section, nnd now living in Kosehurg.
Then they retired to the chairs of
the lobby and told each other what
they now think of the laws they help
ed to pass.
"I came to Oregon several years
ago on a visit and 1 liked the coun
try so well 1 stayed." said Jaq-iins.
"1 expect to continue to stay, because
ns the time passes I only become
more attached to this land of oppor
tunity. "1 know of no place in the world
todny where there is broader oppor
tunity for the young man, the ambi
tious young man, than iu Oregon. 1
know of no place where effort is
more amply rewarded. Our future
Is assured, and there are fewer draw
backs here than any other place I
know of."
Examine the construction of a
Bush and Lane piano and you will
readily understand why they guar
antee them for twenty yearn. dtf
Coffee
Just Coffee, but perfect
Coffet.
Your grocer will grind It
better if ground at borne not
too Cue.
L. KITCHI.M,
is the nan to see for
everything in the Nur
sery line.
TrnAP that grow.
v l CC3 that pay.
Fruit and ornanental
trees, Grape & Berry
vines, roses, etc. etc.
Telephone 2026. Kostburij Orj
The Up-to-date Housefurnishers will not be
undersold by any firm in Oregon if we know it.
All prices marked in plain figures. Prices
made possible without slighting the quality, by
our enormous purchases.
Ihe Path to Kitchen
Comfort
Mr. Husbaud:-
If this was an appliance for
your office, you would snap it up in
two minutes. So would any other
man.
Most men are considera
their wives, but few of them ever
figured out the mileage of a
kitchen journey.
Suppose her kitchen is
size. 2?ne makes
20 trli.s to her pantry,
4 trips to her cellar,
30 trtps to her tnlile.
20 'trips to tier tiink,
40 trips to her Btove,
in preparing a meal a nd clearing up after It.
That figures up to over a mile of steps each
meal. Think of that. A half hour or more
wasted in actual walking at each ,nieal.
A Hoosier Cabinet, grouping every kitchen
convenience in the space of the tnlile. actual
ly Baves almost twohours of walking every
day.
That Is why most m en v.ill buy their wives
a Hoosier Cabinet.
Has your wife one? -
us
in
do
Never was our store so crowded with good
goods. We need the room and will make saving
prices.
FOU SALE.
'OR SALE Good 7 year old driving
mare (with foal), also good buggy
and harness. Must be sold quick.
Price $125. Inquire at this office.
dtf
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Airedale
puppies; the noted varmint dogs.
Inquire at 314 Stephens St. dalO
FOU SALE At a bargain; 200 acres
adapted to fruit or dairying; nicely
located; for particulars address 11.
J. Wilson, Canyouville, Ore. ds7
FOU SALE One full blooded Jer
sey cow and heifer; one horse,
guaranteed steady and gentle, with
two-seated hack and harness;
t h ree b ro od s p u re b red Wh 1 1 e
Langshan fowls; household goods.
Address P. O. Box 687, Rose
burg. dtf
FOR SALE G60 acres stock ranch
including 80 acres farming land;
13 miles from Roseburg. Address
Uox 391, Roseburg. tf
FOR SALE 900-acre ranch; 7 Mr
miles from Roseburg: eood 1m
provements, 35 acres in bearing or
chard; mostly Italian prunes; bal
ance pasture and farm; 300 head
of good sheep, if v.anteo To. fur
ther particulars coir.e and ?eo or
address the owner, P. Cooper, R.
F. D. No. 1, Roseburg, Oregon, dtf
HORSE FOR SALE Fine driving
horse, six years old: price $175. Ad-
i dress Box 34, Roseburg. da"
FOR SALE Full blooded Jersey
calf, aged 5 weeks: or will trade
for oats. Address Box 803, Rose
burg. da 13
BALED HAY Parties wishing It
leave orders at Churchill's hard
ware store. Roseburg, or 'phone
4jb farmers line. dsll
FOR SALE A snap: the Idlcwlld
Farm: 58 acres: 20 In cultivation;
20 more can be cultivated; 10 in
hearing apples: well watered and
fenced: close to school- t.l.nhnn..
4 miles to town; all stock. Includ
ing 130 registered goats; Joins free
range: for price and particulars
address ldlewild Fruit Farm, Rid
dle, Oregon. dtf
r OH RENT House. three blocks
from postofflce. Inquire at Judge
Hamilton s residence. dtf
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOST On" old Coos Bay road, this
side of mountain, a coat contain
ing pocketbook and small amount
of money. Finder please Leave at
this office or return to C. A. Smith
Lumber Co., Marshtleld. O .
LOST Lady's back comb; was lost
July 31st. between Winchester and
the Masonic cemetery. Finder
please return to Mrs. Blakeley.
119 Mosher St.. and receive re
" dtf
LOST Rough-lock shoe, somewhere
between Lane school and Newton
Howe's place on Deer Creek. Find
er lesve at O. A. Houser's black
smith shop and get reward. d
WANTED To rent, a horse and
buggy for about a week. Good
rare and treatment guarantee
- Address A. M., care Review. dal2
5PKIAL5
No. !i2 Diner, worth
$l.ftl ut $1.23
$1.1.00 Couches,
Kpeclal .. ..$10.00
e also of
Xo. t Itinera, worth
$1.3.1 fnr . . . .$1.00
Ko-ki'rs, ivortli
$l.fili f r $tt.0'l
woman s
average
111.00 Iron lied,.
Special $.J.ll0
(joldeil Finish
lll-evsel . . . .810.(10
Special Sale Mnt
tresses, . .$.1 to $13
Clothes I'illH, 5 do?..
for 5c
Fry Puns, us low
"If,
WANTED Family sswing solicited.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Inquire
corner W Douglas and Rast Ave.
da20
WANTED Two or three gool sales
men. Inquire Hell Sisters' Uldg,
Room 4, between hours of 9 a. m.
to 12 and 1:30 p. m. til! 4 p. m.
dtf
LOST Botween Edeubower nd
Roseburn, Aug. 2, lady's light-colored
Jacket, with brown trimming.
Finder please leave at this olllce d
LOST, A WATCH A lady's goTd
watch was lost on Main street, be
tween Lane and Alosher streets.
Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 11. Tho
watch had engraved on one side
of the case the letters "E. W. s.,"
on the other side the figures
"1909." The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving the wat A
at this oilice. dal8
WANTED Intelligent man or wo
man to take territory, and appoint
canvassers to sell our water filters.
Exclusive territory, and nice, pro
fitable work for the right party.
Seneca Filter Co., Seneca, Mo. d
FOR RENT Two nice 5-room cot
tages on Parrott St. Apply 122
Parrott St., or phone 2255. dtf
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Inquire at 327
Burke street, corner Pine. dtf
FOR RENT Fine large house. In
quire at office of Albert Abraham.
. dtf
WANTED Girl for dining room
work nnd dishwashing, no cooking.
Call phone 151 or address box H ,
Roseburg. ,jswtf
WANTED Bids on 50 tons of new,
clean hay, and 2000 bushels of
oats. f. o. b., Sutherlln. Address
The Sutherlln Land & Water Co..lf
Sutherllr, Ore. dsw
LOST In Roseburg. one white bow
trimmed with lace; with brooch at
tached; the bnoih is a rose with
giro's face In center. Finder please
return to Roseburg Hotel aid re
ceive reward. dtf
TO LEASE For one year or more.
i:iro Kuon iana; one third nn
est river bottom: good B-room
house and outbuildings; city wa
ter; 25 minutes walk from Rose
burg P. 0.; 1 acre bearing orchard
with good crop of fruit; Ideal lo
cation for fruit and poultry; sp,
cial Inducements to right party.
Address P O Box 687, Roseburg. d
WEST ROSEBURG
GROCERY
WE ELY a WEELY, Prop'.
Staple and Fancy Gro-
Notionsand BskenSnJ.?
plies
GOOD CLEAN OAT
HAY $ 1 8 a Ton Delivered
Flour. Grain, .Feed, Etc
Country Produce Bought
Phone 295
West Rowbgr;
V-