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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1910)
EVENING ROSffURp JtEVjEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 11SVIEW PUBIJBHINQ COMPANY L. WIMBEttLY. DAILY Vr year, by mall 13.00 Per month, delivered 60 I'er wjk, delivered li SEMI-WEEKLY rer year $2.00 Bli mouth 1.00 ... . JANUARY OH, 1010. ,WOn,l) BOND COINTIKM TO lltlLII (iOOl) IIOADS. MEDKQRP, Or., Jan. 27. The Aledford Commercial Club Tuesday j J evening flred the first gun In a cam-1 ..jmlgn tfor good roads throughout Southern Oregon when It adopted a i .motion appointing a committee to . draw up a petition invoking the ini-1 tlutve asking thit a constitutional , intendment be subletted to the peo- I .:lle of the Htuto of Oregon next No- ! .'vember .giving tbu counties of the j state the power to homl tliomsclvi'ii i for the purpose of building good J roads.: The .poll! ions will ho circu lated by the Cluli and active press bureau work undertaken ko hh to make the matter a success ut the I election. it 1ft proposed to bond Jackson couiity for at lentil one million and to build good roada throughout. FIHK IV HAKEIt CITY; LOHS OVUIt .ll0,000 n.KRIt CITY, Or., Jan. 27.-- Without doubt lust night's couMu gratlon, .which consumed one-half of one of the business blocks In the heart of tbo retail district, wiih the mpnt doatructlvo tiro linker City liu ever known. Loses flguretl to.l:iy how a total of over 3o0.uiii, with only a little over one-tblrd Insured In fionio unknown manlier the fire started In the basement of the Hacr Mercantile Company'ii store and .before the blaze wait detected the entire basemont was In 11am Korty tona of coal were atored there, .and' that was alao burning fiercely when discovered. The first alarm vaa Bounded about one o'clock, and while the Are department wax Ini mediately on tho ground, II took jiome time to effect eutranco Into the basement. Kvery window ami door ,WBB heavily barricaded, and finally entrance was effected through the floor. Even after water wna on the con flagration It continued to burn, and bb a result two of the largest depart ment storea In the city, a Ural-class oakery and numerous professional offices on the upper doors were an entire losa. The buildings consumed belonged to Mrs. William Hollman, Miss I-oulne Gelser, of tills city, and IVnnk Gelaer, of Portland. These building! coat when built a few years ago, 17 0.000, and were Insured for I2G.000. Other losses are reported by the losers as follows: Baer Mercantile Company. $100. 000s inaurnnce. $65,000. Dr. Mc Ilanlel, $12,000; Insurance, $lf.oo. Buperlor llnkery, $5000; no insur ance. D. W. C. Nelson. $10110; no Insurance. W. Well Co., $711,000; Insurance $49,000. Highland Mines Company, $700; no' Insurance. Judge llurk, $500; no Insurance. J. K. Itnmig. $2000; no Insurance. Kennedy Studio, $500; no Inaurnnce. George Porter. $2500; no Insurance. United States Weather Hurenu. $800; no Inaurnnce. I), c. (Irunnw, ohBerver, $400; no Insurance. II. W. Hhnrtllff, $500; no Insurance. W. L. Vinson. $800; no Insurance. Dr. ('. T. .Samuels, $2000; no Insurance. Charles Moore, $3011; no Insurance. Grace A Bodlnson ltrug Compnuv. $500 to $1000; fully insured. Dr. Burchdorg. $3000; no Inmirtiuce. The Haer Mercantile Company and M. Well & Co., the two large de partment stop's, said today that they wore uncertain as to what course they would pursue, if they open fur business it will he some time before they enn get sultnble quarters, as the block burned waa considered I lie loose desirable In the city. Tho owners of the hithllng have nothing to give out as yet rcgarillug rebuilding. About let) people are out of work here today en aci-iiuut of tho fire. Tho fire raged for two hours and the glow of the flumes could lie aeen for mlleB around. Great crowds gathered to watch the destruction of the buildings, the wulls of which Ml With great booms. No one was In jured. That the entire business section of the city, as well nn n portion of the resilience section, was not do atroyed was perhaps due to a thick blanket of snow which protected the roofs. llln?.lng embers were carried for half a mile mul more. one house half a mile from the scene of the conflagration caught Ore from a flying piece of red hot tin. Iml was Hltved by the strenuous work of tne volunteers. Htotmteh Trouble Cored. If you bave any trouble with your Atomach you tihould take Clninibi'r lAln'o Htomnch ami Liver Tablet. Mr. J. P. Klote, of Kdlna, Mo., rh "I have used a great many different medU'likoa fCr stomach trouble, but find ChatnlwrlaJn' Stomach niul Liver Tablet more beneficial than any other remedy I ever used." Cor ale by all druggists. C The CREATES THE PRODUCT OF AUTO 9 FACTORY IN THE WORLD THE E-M-F Co. will manufacture during 1910, 43800 Automobiles, valued at nearly $50,000,000. This number is al most one fourth of the entire output of the United States. These automobiles are made complete from the PIG IRON to the finished product, in their factory. No unnecessary middle men's profits for the buyers to pay. These cars represent the greatest values in the world today. Our allotment is small and you must apply early to secure one of them. 1)1 LIVhRED IN RCSE1URG, ORE. FOR $SO0, complete as per above pattern. Specifications Flanders "20" MOTOIt 2(1 liorM--towcr. Four cylinders, cast en bloc following licst Kiiropcnii mul American practice In motors of these di mensions. noitc ; (J.H Inches. Ntroko, !l-l Inches.. (XtOM.N'O. Motor is water cooled, the Jackets living evtrn large, insuring good circulation uml plentiful supply of water under all con ditions. Water jackets surround valve purls also. Circulation is maintained by a centi'irugal pump of liberal proportions mill dimple ilesiun, driven from magneto shaft. I.l llltll ATIOV Knnio principle as U-M-K ':lo" vacuum feed oiler Imvlug no moving; parts ami ronscinicntly Impossible to ills, lirriiugc. Cannot Hood nor sfyrvc the motor oil level nlunys the same regardless of road levels, speed of motor, or liny other conditions. KiMTIO.N Dual system, consisting of (n) Splltdorf magneto same lis K-.M-F "HO," of which at this writing there tire 10,000 in daily use and not n complaint ; (It) a set of dry cell batteries lire supplied for emer gency use. CAItlll UCTOlt In of the Improved Hunt feed type similar to that on K-.M-K "110" und, like the latter, is of our own dolgn anil manuructiire. Cl.l TCII Is of the reversed cone type leather faced (lie type dial has outlived all the "multiple disc" nnd other fads. HKA1C AXIJ') Is similar In design anil con Blriictiou to that of lO-M-K "Ml," which lias proven so salfsfaclory to owners no disnp IHiliillug to petitlve makers. TKAXSMISSIOX Is incorporated In the rear axle (lie ideal construction for cars of light or medium weight. This coullues the perilling iiiiThaiiisiii to two nulls and nf fords n maximum or lloxihillly in the chas sis. I-'KOXT A.l,l-: Is drop forged in one piece not xxelded In the center from special steel of high torsional and clastic properties. Sl'ltlNO 1'ronl, semi-elliptic. Hear, full elliptic with scroll ends saute as K-M-K "itO" aid on otlli r hi';h grade cars. Acme of ea.se riding und breakages practically liiikm wu. ItltAKIOS Follnwinj! tlie tt'oit tip-to-ilnte practice hut hitherto ini -d 01 .y in high priced errs both sets of brakes are of the Internal expanding metnl ring type. Iln ensed in a pressed steel iltiini on ri.ar nlfK. l'CNIHOItsl Kiminitcd sleel. Kudosed full length i f cnr. WIIIOKI, HANK 100 linhes. Trend, Slandard, nH Inrhi-s. Special, (II Indies for South ern States truile. TlltKS 2v:l Inches ample the equipment and good safety factor. (iA.SOM.NK CAl-ACITVCJ gallons sitlll- cieut for 2r.l) to ;ioo miles. OI'KKATIO.N AXI CO.NTItOli As tills car Is designed for the use of owners nnd will prolialtly hut seldom he driven by (killed clinffcurs, every cliort bus been made to simplify the control and make ever)- part "fool proof." HOllV TYI'KS Three. Itiinuboiil : Slnilllnli type having large deck at rear, enclosed 7!a Inches blc.li lor currying tanks, siimples or other articles. An ideal and a pim tiini utility vehicle and withal haedsome. Sl'lll HUAX A iinlly four-iassei er car without doors. ''lie rear pair of seals un removable mid otherwise the body is same lot'lliinahoiit. HACV ItOADSTKIt A classy two-passenger Itomlster, with gasoline tiink exiosed ut rear of seals. Large rii eplin le umler seats nnd another under reur deck. Hyt'lOIIO.NT Splltdorf magneto; a s(ll. M lainps; 1 oil tall lamp; 2 acelyleue lienil lights nnd acetylene generator, mill good tubular horn. 1'UICI'J ICiinnhoiit, seating two, $H.-(, ile livenil lit Itoselmrg; Siilinrhau, seating four, with rear seals removable. $000, de livered In Itoselmrg; linry Itomlster, $0(10, delivered in Hoseliurg, Oregon. t DELIVERED IN R0SEBURG, ORE,, FOR $1,525. with complete equipment as above. Brief Specifications E-M-F "30" MOTOIt !t(I b. p., l-iyliiiili t., ..iieb bore by l)a-lncb stroke; divvelop thirty horsepower and then some. Silent, flexible, reliable. TKA.XS.MISSIO.V Selective sliding gear typo, :t forward sjm'isJs and reverse. Incorpor iited in rear axle, following practice of IjtlllOO to $0(100 curs. KKAIC AX 1. 10 Semi-lliutting type; no mal leable castings housing sections imide from steel stampings. K-.M-h' "no" was pioi r in this improvement. l'KO.NT A.I,K lirop forged from nickel steel In one piece I-hcniu section. Slight ly dropiM'd in renter. STKKltl.NO OKAIt Irreversible worm nnd si-ctor type, us is bigb-prici-d cai-s. I'll AMI'' Pressed stis'l. WIIKKIi 11ASK I OH Inches; tread, slandard, IHIM iuclies; special (ll-liuli trend for southern roads. 1,1 llltlC.X'I'ION K-M-l'' iiiilomntic viler n feiKl simplest, surest nnd bist ever de vised. KiMTIO.V Dual system, consisting of Spllt dorf .Magnetit 10,000 on i:-M-C ears and never a complaint ; nlso set batteries for emergency use. I'mii', nil acting on rear huh 1IKAKKS-driims. TIKKS :'.2v;("i Morgan Wright Quick lie. tnchiihlc. WKKillT With top, storm front and till tanks full, 2I.0 pounds light enough to be economical on tin's heavy enough to withstund hardest usage, 1IIIV I'Mve-piisscnger tonneuil touring car wide seats. COMHt lloily dark blue running genr yel low, ritK'K $1.12,1 delivered tit Koseburg, Ore gon. Mohair top, $7.1 extra. (Jlass front, $2.1 ex tin. SIIOltTAOK OK CAHS.-Tlie entire product of nil factories fur the coming year will In considerably less than 200,000 curs, the . demand Is estininted nt (100,001) curs. If you waul u cnr It therefore behooves you to apply early. All Pacllic Const, dealers say I hat it will be iuiHisslble to supply curs during Slay, .June mul July, excepting to those whose ordcis have been and are now being booked. A small deposit will hold you il car until you are ready for it. If You are interested call or send for literature and complete description of these cars, C. B. CANNON Ask for Catalogue Giving Full Description. ROSEBURG, OREGON NOTICH TO CKKDITOItS. All persons knowing themselves Indebted lo the undersigned nre re- luested to call and settle bv Keb. I. lit 10. Notice is also given tb.it after Ihls dale Ibe undersigned will do business only on a strictly cash basis; ilon'l ask for credit. Haled .Inn. 18, 1910. Ifl S. T SMITH. I'lMtple who used nnd rceotnmeti.l Hamilton's t ' in l n.i Cold Cure mil what they say about II: "I'nimina 'old Cure is certainly a sure rur-v I have used II upon nianv oc.-asl ins " - M. Misire. " have used l'miiiim Colli Cure mniiv times .-unl It h:is nl- wnys done Ihe work." W. P. Smith. "Sure, safe and cntrllve U I'mpiiua Cold Cure. I have uwd II and know."- (1. Siewnrt. dtf SIIOIIS AT COST at the t'a Street Shoe Shop until I'Vlirnarv 1 Wlnterwelglits liiilmled. (( .MISSION AT ST. JOSKIMI'S I'ltO-CIU ItCII. .'Klt. (I. On Sunday. February 0. the Jesuit I'lithers will open a miBslou at St. Joseph's church In Koseburg. No men are better fitted for moral work than the Jesuits. When we consider that the course of study and training for a Jesuit priest extends over 17 veins, and Hint the wide extent or the order givea Its inon opportunily to study in no ninny different lands and a chance to familiarize them selves with so many different types of mind, we need not wonder at their knowledge of human nature, and the great success I hey always have in their work. They rank very high In the Catholic priesthood, and probably no other order has done so much work In so short n time. They cnino Into existence only 111 tho seventeenth century. St. Ignatius, the founder, was n f . . J af. . .J J IIOItMKMKN, SAVK MONKV 4. (. IUIIISK.HIIIII..I.XU 4- HorifPiihoeluK at Ihe Kmplro 4 lllacksmllh Shop In now from 4 Embroidery SolrxT We have placed ocii. on sa!e for a im. ited time, Excep tional values in embroideries, at I0c 15c and 25c SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Roseburg Rochdale Co. contemporary of I.ulher. Compared to the orders founded by St. Augustine and St. lienedict. which have flourished for over n thousand years, the Jesuits are children. Hut their work is the marvel of our modern nge. l'ather Chlappa, the leader of the two mis sionaries, who will be at SI. Joseph's, is n mun who lias grown old In the ministry. During his years of service he has done duty ns teacher, preacher and minister of the Sacraments in so iiiitny places that Ills experience H world-wide. The public is cordially nsked to prollt by the presence of such men. All will find them full of charity and wisdom. . The order of services will lie published next week. W. F. McGKli. Hector. IIICIl. IIUNTKIl. At the homo of his brother, nt Wilbur. Or.. Jan. 27. lit 10. O. E. Hunter, aged till years, of acute heart dilation, superin duced by pneumonia. The County Court has been offi cially notified that there have been transferred from the asylum for the Insane to the home for the feeble minded two Douglas county patients, Wm. H. Applegnte, committed In 1S92, and Martha Turner, committed In 188.1. OO TO T1IK Yoncalla Hotel for good accommodations. One block North of Deiiot. A. II. Clll'KClllM,, I'rop. Patronize Review advertisers. Roseburg Electrical House E. C. SOWLE Electrical Monger. Have you seen those reading lamps, just arrived? OI'KX DAY AM) MOHT Corner Mailt and Oak Streets, rear of Douglas National riione O lo. ROSEBURG BOOK STORE Carry in stock A full line of School Books A big stock of office supplies and blank books. Drawing Material Typewriter Supplies Agents for Moore's Office Methods Newspapers Magazines. Roseburg Book Store CHRISTMAS IS OVER And I have begun my third year of trade in Roseburg. I wish to thank my many Patrons for their liberal patronage in the past and wish you a Happy and Prosperous. New Year. I am ready to supply your needs in first class Groceries, Fruits, Flour, Feed, and Tobacco, Staple and Fancy Dishes at Reasonable prices. Phone 201 ALTON S. FREY. II.iiO to 2 (10. Kin- rash only. 4. dswflS S. T. SMITH, Crop. 4. 14.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4,4.4.4.
