Roseburg review., May 17, 1910, Image 5

Supplement to
EVENING' ROSEBORC REVIEW
MAY 17, 1910.
WILBUR MAN'S SUCCESS
AS ANGORA GOAT RAlKE:t.
The latent Issue of the Pacific
Northwest domains the following:
The Northwest Angora Goat Asso
ciation. Dear Sirs: You wished me
to say a few words in regard to the
raising of goats. I have 240 head at
the present time. Some are regis
tered, and I have been In the busi
ness for about 10 years. In all that
time 1 have never had the foot-rot
among the flock and I think the
reason is because the animals have
high ground to run on. Do not think
low, wet ground Is good for them.
My goats have kids every year and
allow them to come to the barn at
any time, and do not feed scarcely
anything, as there Is good range for
them to browse on. The kids are
kept enclosed in a lot and the nan
nies come to them every evening
where they remain over night and
in the morning are turned out. in
this way I do not lose nnv kids,
O. W. SHOUT.
Wilbur, Douglas Co., Ore.
mer cashier of the German National
Bank, was the first called. Vilsack's
attorney, ex-Governor William A.
Stone, made a motion for an order
to appeal any sentence that might be
forthcoming. Judge Fraser im
posed a sentence of eight monthB in
the county jail and a tine of $5000.
Five other former select council-
men and common councllmen were
sentenced by Judge Fraser, as fol
lows: Charles Stewart, eight months in
the county Jail and fined $500.
Hugh Ferguson, eight months in
the county Jail and fined $o00.
Dr. W. H. Weber, six months In
the county jail and fined $500.
P. B. Kearns, tour months in tne
county Jail and fined $250.
Morris Einstein, six months in J an
and fined $200.
ROSEBURG, MAY 18
WEDNESDAY, -lUJyi IP
AAnisiion for this Day and Date Only
THUS THE PEOPLE- NOT THE CIRCUS
BENEFIT WHILE THE CRUEL CIRCUS WAR LASTS
ASPHALT JUMPS FROM
$1.44 TO $1.H5 SQ. YARD,
Portland Journal: As was pre
dicted in the columns of this paper
many weeks ago, when asphalt pave
ment was cut by the local monopoly
to ns low as $1.44 a square yard, for
pavement laid on a four-inch base,
in order to drive out a competing
company, the price has risen agaln
1-1 nt yesterday afternoon's meeting
a square yard were received on
numlier of streets. ' This Is an In
crease of 27 cents over the low record
of $1.58 for asphalt laid on a five-
inch base.
It is strongly expected that the
executive board will reject all the
bids for asphalt at $1.85. An in
crease in price of from 25 to 31 cents
a square yard In less than two months
is so large, it is said, that it is hardly
possible that the city administration
could countenance it.
The board awarded an extensive
paving Improvement contract in the
Brooklyn section of the city. Mil
waukie and other streets there will
be surfaced with Hassam at a cost
of $90,000.
Nearly everybody visits a circus ;
once a year. Of course, tne cnua-1
ren go always, but the grown-ups, It
frequently means a matter ot selec
tion. In this communication, it win
be sufficient to state perhaps that
the Sells-Floto Show will visit Uose
burg tomorrow.
The reputation already esiaonsncu
by the standard and stupendous
western aggregation is mucn great
er than ever in giving entertainment
entirely wormy oi tne iuiiuiiiin ,
... . , i 'ri.tn 1
wnicn nas always uut'n mjujcu. i ,o
season sees mem coming wuu
tures mat are aiiugfuic-i new
interesting. The proprietors qf the
Sells-Floto Circus realize that above
all things, novelty Is the life of the
show business, therefore they do not
bring back old and thread-bare acts
that have been seen time and time
again, but patrons of this circus will
find that even far Australia and
other foreign countries huve been
ransacked in order that something
unique and new should be served.
In addition to these special fealures.
the celebrated Armour team of grays,
prize winners the world over, the
largest and smallest horse in the
world, and the most noted lot of
trained elephants In existence, me
Roman chariot races, the historic
pageantry, the most thrilling aerial
acts, the world's brave, daring
hare-back riders, and the funniest
clowns headed by Spader Johnson,
the dean of the Joy-makers, make
the Sells-Floto Show the mightiest
and most magnificent independent
circus on the face of the globe.
OFFERED AT A IIAIKMIN.
PITTSBURG GRAFTERS
JAILED AND FIXED.
PITTSBURG, May 14. Ten promi
nent men of Pittsburg, Including
bankers, physicians and former politl-.
clans, faced Judge Robert S. Fraser
in Criminal Courts today to receive
their sentences on various charges of
bribery and conspiracy in connection
with the Councllmanlc corruption.
Of the ten, all except one have
nledged no defense to Indictments,
alleging the giving and receiving of
bribe money.
The name of A. A. Vilsack, for-
Ml
SUPERB, SPECTACULAR, ORIGINAL CIRCUS-600 FS0PLE--
450 ANIMALS$25,000 ARMOUR PRIZE SIX-HORSE TEAM
IRGEOUS STREET PARAD
The entire stock of millinery and
ladies' wearing apparel of the Bell
Sisters' Millinery store is now offered
for sale. All merchandise containea
in the store is strictly first-class and
modern in every respect, and the
business on an excellent financial
basis. The Bell sisters have con
ducted this business in a successful
way for the past twelve years, which
assures a good business for the buyer
from the beginning of the purchase.
For full particulars call at the store,
or address Box btio, KoseDurg.
At 10 O'clock Each Morning
Bring All the Folks and See for Your
self a Fifty-Cent Circus for 25 Cents--Don't
Forget, It's a Cruel Circus War
Holfintlesslv Wasred by a Circus Trust-
So Sells-Ftoto Declares Bargain Day.
Thus the People-Not the Circus-Benefit
While the Circus War Lasts.
fwo Complete PERFORMANCES
dsw
General Admission
This Day and Dale
DAILY
RAIN OR SHINE, AT 2 AND S P. M. Tftfi
Poors Open One Hour Earlier, Admitting of a Visit to tne Pig
For good printing of all kinds The The price of foodstuff!. h come
Review always leads. rtmvn at the North Side Grocery, dtt
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George B. Kruse, 306 Walnut Ave.,
Altoona, Pa.
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