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Newspaper Page Text7 I.1J-- , I . - W M " I EVEMNi- ROSEAU RO REVIEW MU ILt eCf JCIY 1 DAILY hjr sail fl-61 Per math, deliver .60 I'or wk, delivered it BEMI-WEEILf her year $2.00 fill months 1.00 JUNK 21, 1110. ' Swattlo la a slow town-holding a atrawberry c-urnlviil thin week. Rowe burK'M 1(M0 Htrawborry curnlvul was held hIx wot'ltB ngo. Street puvInK work hi k Ins In Ttfmo Iiiifk K'lii bofure July 10. ink! our paved urea will bo trebbled before wlutor conioK tiKiUi. Now, Ittt'K nil boont For that turn iboalro and other in foiled liiHtltutlonH. Now Portland tu'einH likely to Tall to Kt the new $ I , MM), 0(H) poHlolllef butldliiK. through Die lack of ability or nellgem-H of CoiiKrcHHiiiaii KIIIh. Tha chargo of the iirtlaiid Journal marie Htiveiul iiioiiIIih uko, that KIIIh und llawley ar merely jnitietH. or "Uiifiltt .loo" Cannon, wwiiim to be verified by their fuUiiro to do any tbiiiK except vote iih be dltttateH. Two or three more mlleH of street pavliiK will be another very lmior tant Htep toward making KosubuiK u real city. Mr) re good roadH than ever before are a I ho being built. Tbefio are faetoiH which not only In crease projmrly valuen but also at tract nutHldn InvetttorH, to say noth ing of the rmt publle rouveuleuee afforded by tbeKo ImprovemenlH, and which are of benefit to everybody. X)OH BAY AH AS IM- I'OltTANT 1111,1- TACroit New York I'niwr Hnyn He Must Itulhl i i Hen or m K'-eder for llnriiiiiuii KyNtetn. According to the New York Herald Hill will have to build n line to Coos nay or his new llneH In Hmithnrn and Central Oregon will be merely "feed- era" for Hie Harrlinan HyHtein. This new view of the V.ooh Hay situation la of decided lnleret here as It pre sents nnotber phase of the Import ance of thlH section In the railroad world. Tho statement Is made In n page article up pen ring In 'be New York Hunday Herald, nnd the gist of It no far as Coos Hay Ih concern mI, U. na follows: "It Is iiKsnmed that when the Des chutes rnad connects with the South em Pacific Hallway at Klamath Kail It will become n real through Mae between San Kranclscn nnd rovtlatul. taking to the latter city the prodmln of HouthweHteru Oregon that now go to the former city. " "The Heflchules llallwny as such will end lit tho head waters of the MY$ HAIR HEALTH NEVER FAILS TO RESTORE GRAY HAIR TOITSNATURAL COLOR and BEAUTY. muntU h SJ4t K 1r SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE CutlhU JvHit and mall with your ntma nd tldrtsM ami nam at jour Onmiiul. aixl in .t for noii.ra. to PH1LO HAY SPEC CO., SO Clintoa Strt, Newark, Nw Jaraor U3 A. or Toronto, Canad. flayWprwoaviwAy ovwcoo VoMvvt tOTuAy.Syw'p fcjrigs&tlxr Scwa.wVvcv awUts wc4imrcfriw VAj'As JuySkAW asancto tutors, may be raAuay dvvtt;i W twviAves wwvwixrei art toassuA JwcVwms .wKvcWusl dejHiui. viViv wwAcy uponywper wouoswieA, proper $orts.ond tfcV Viufc $coo CALIFORNIA Fig Syrup CO BOW RAILROAD! MIS.. river at Odell. The Southern Pn eltle Hallway, with a thoummd men at work, Is building through this point a one hundred and lllty mile extension of Its Klamath L.'.kes line from Klumath Kails to Odell, whence It will swing around over I he Cascade Kange, joining Its main Hue again at Natron, In Western Oregon, by what is called the Natron cut-off. "Odell seems to be destined to beeome a future railway center of great importance. In addition to buvlng tint Hill Oregon Trunk Lino and tho llarriman Hoot hern Tactile and Deschutes line, the Oregon Short Line has obtained right of way to It acrosH Southern Oregon from Ontario to Coos May, and will build to it by tho time tho rival roads get to It. "Mr. Hill's Idea of getting so far away from home by his rival line as Klamath KalM Is yet to be explained hy blm. Klamath Fulls Ih peculiarly a llarriman railway town, completely Invested by tho Southern Pacific. When IiIh rival line Is complete Mr. Hill can carry freight and passengers north to the Northern I'acillc, but what will bo do with those going south to Kan Francisco? Will be turn them over to his good frlemU, the llarriman Hues? lie has pro jected the Itolse and Western Hall- road, an east and west line across the center of Oregon from Itolse, Idaho, to bis Oregon Trunk Line, via Iturns. In the center of the state, to Coos Hay, tapping tho richest section of the plateau. As matters now stand, it Is asserted, all of his tralllc not destined for Portland or for the Kast bv bis Northern I'acillc and Ureal Northern lines must be turned over to bis rivals ultimately at lvlamulb Falls." Murshlleld Times. WASHINGTON, June 21. The millionaire colony of the Senate, some of the members of which own stock In railroad, fought desperately to kill every physical valuation amendment proposed, In the new railroad bill Just passed. A physical valuation would expose to the country the extent to which railroad stocks have been watered, and would, therefore, tend to pre vent over-capitulizatlim In the future and pave tho way for reasonable freight and passenger rates. 1 nis Is why the railroads fear it. 'he Interstate Commerce Commis sion, pariiHuu Republican In make-up, has recommended physical valuation yeur after year. "The Commission bus, In previous reports, expressed the opinion that It would bo wise for Congress to make provision for a physicul valuation of railroad prop erties, and desires to reafllrm In this report Its confidence In the wisdom of such a meusure." Physical valuation was recom mended hy Koosevelt time and time again. This Is at least one Roose velt policy that Mr. Tuft has deserted cold-bloodedly. The President has raised neither voice nor pen on ho half of physical valuation. Yet tho Supreme Court, in Hie Ne- branka rate case, held that "the busts of nil calculations us to (bo reuson uhleness of rates must be the fair value or the property being used for the convenience of tho public." As tho interstate Commerce Commission does not know the value or a single railroad, It must tlx reasonable rates by sheer guesswork. Hut when It is considered tiiat Harrlmun contributed Jiiti'J.OiM) to Hie Hepublicun campaign fuud on be half of the railroads, that probably numerous other railroad magnates advanced equally large sums, and that the very bill Congress is uhout to nlaco u non the statute books was originally drawn In New York and Rtibiuitted to the railroad interests before being Introduced to Congress, it Is not so strange that physknl valuation amendments received their death stabs even after passed by a goodly majority In the House of Representatives. Itiri.HY SAYS iOYKK- MKNT WIIJ OWN UOAHS. Itl H CROSS PHARMACY. CHICAGO. June Uu. "Within tlv years the (lovernment will own all the railroads In America." declared President K. P. Ripley of the Santa Fe railroad, in an Interview with a correspondent, discussing rate regu Intlon. "The rale regulation bill Is the first step presaging that result. Ripley said he believed the bill wiv.lM V iut'T l-id ell the IntthlMvi of i he lioverumenl lor the purchase of the railroads as an economic ne cessity. He would not estimate Ih amount of money that would be re quired, declaring that If the railroads were asked to make an estimate iney would place the value of their prop erties considerably higher than their total capitalization. "The railroads believe that under the new laws the ,w inment can force Ihein to operate at a loss," Rip ley replied. Foreseeing expensive litigation, b believes the railroads will soon be willing to sell. You always Ret tTte very best when yon buy nt the Rochdale Co. tf Patronize Review advertisers. SPEN DEe SUMMER AT NEWPORT, YA&UINA BAY The Only Beach in Pacific Northwest Where the pretty Water Agates, Mess Agates, Moonstones. Corneli an.", and Rock Oysters run be fouud. OUTDOOR SPORTS OF ALL KINDS Including Hunting, Fishing, digging Rock Oysters. Heating. Surf Ruining. Riding. Autoing. Canoeing and Hum-lug. Pure mountain water and the best of food at low prices. Fresh Crabs. Clam. Oysters, Fish und Vegetables of oil kinds dully. IPF. l, CAM PI Mi CROFNHS. with strict sanitary regulations, at nominal cost. Low Round-Trip Season Tickets From all points In Oregon, Washington and Idaho on sale daily.. Three Pay-Saturday to Monday Rate From 8 IV points. Portland to Cottage Crove. Inclusive, Including urnnrn iiiiew: nmn iroiu nil . K K, Mutton. AlhuiiV Ultd veal, tiood going on Saturday or Sun tuv :uid for return Sunduv or Mon- OU WARSHIPS AS FORTS. The disposition r f uhout 30 ships which huvo beep made practically obsolete us model n fighting ships by the rapid development In tho con struction of naval vessels nnd the increased efficiency of the more re cent guns, has confronted the navy department with a perplexing ques tion. The July number or Popular Mechanics offers the following Inter esting solution: "The use of n few of the vessels as training ships will uudobledly dispose of some of them, but that helps only u little. The suggestion which sounds the most practical of uny is the ultl zutlon of the most powerful ships as forts, stationing some of them in the approaches of Important harbors, and planting others nt convenient resting places such as small islands, nt the mouths of harbors. Where no such places ure available It has been pro posed to construct small Islands around them." The article is illustrated. A Dread hil Wound from n knife, gun. tin can, rusty nail, fireworks, or of any other nu t ure, demu litis prompt treat men t with Hucklen's Arnica Salve to pre vent blood poison or gangrene. It's tho quickest, surest healer for nil such wounds us nlso for burns, bolls, sores, skin eruptions, eczemu, chap ped bunds, corns or piles, lifrc at all druggists. duy. A Sunday Excursion Rate of .$1.50 from Albnny, Corvullts and Phllomulh, with corresponding low rules from points west. In effect all Hummer, Cull on any S. P, or C. & K. Agent for full particular dm to rate, trnin schedule, etc.; l- for copy of our beautifully Illustrated booklet. "Outings In Ore gon," or write to Win. Mt-MUIKAY, 0 (Jrnoral raawrnin'r Agvut, PitrtUmL, Oregno. P. A. Coppard, Or. H. I.lttle, dipt, C. H. Ouinn. ,. j. Dlmmick, C. II Rrowu, L. I,. Wakeileld, Mrs. Ceo Stephens, were among the Oakland people In town today. Active prep aration ure being made for a big Fourth of July celebration there und a large attendance Is already assured T h e re will bo a flue pn in d e. t w o bunds nnd amusements lusting all duy with a grand hull nt night. 1.. P. Hupp, ICelloggs; T. W. Hen son. Adolph Hllle and wife. Kugene; J. , Rose nnd Madge Heasley. I.eaveiiworib. Wash.; . J. Fitzger ald, Klamath Fulls; Ceo, 1,. Hayes linker Citv; C. K. Rose, Salem; H M. Mertt. Orting. Wash.; Mrs. O. A Schultz, Astoria; C. W. Cllfner, Mrs S, M. Schaffee and daughter, Den ver; W. Russell, Winchester, were among the recent arrivals at the HoHchurg Hotel. Sore Nipples. Anv mother who has hud expert once with this distressing ailment rtil! be pleased to know that n cure muv bo effected by applying Chum berlatu'u Salve us soon us the child is done nursing. Wipe it off with a soft cloth before nllowing the babe to nurse. Many trained nurses use this salvo with best results. For sale by nil druggists. C Patronlro Review advertisers. WATCH OUT FOR THE BIG Red Star in the whitlow of the Masouic Temple. There is the place to get baigaius iu real property. I. F.RICE Real Estate Agent TRUTH No 4 1 We have cast that invisible force, invisible iron-filings so though the force is still invisible.we now know its shape It is due you to know how the enormous supply of California Crude Oil is disposed of. As an example, one railroad within the State uses TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT of the pro duct for mechanical purposes and fuel,while two other lines consume as much more divided between them. About 30 per cent more is consumed by other industries, leaving about TVVENIY PER CENT ONLY for the purposes of refining, and a large proportion of this latter amount goes into the manufacture of asphalt. And the market still increases. It is only a question of time until oil will take the place of coal, as it is a cheaper fuel, cleaner, aud easier handled. You can't be a coal baron, so be an oil baron. Buy stock in the California-National Crude Oil Company at 60 cents per share. California National Crude Oil Co. I. W, HHI.l.MAN HLDO,, Lo Angclci. Cll (iKNTLKMENt Kindly Ihnuo me Rlmrcs of tlio Treasury Ntm'k of nliove Corporation. lOiii lnM'd nnd $ In payment for Rniue. A'liiiio 4llreHt Cal. National Crude Oil Co. I. W. HEMjMAN building LOS ANGKLK8. California National Crude Oil Co. I. W. HELLMAN BLDO..LM Aagctes, Cal : GENTLEMEN: Kindly Issue me. ..... .shares of the Treasury Stock of above Corporation. Enclosed find $ In payment for same. Name v.,, Address .- ELECTRICITY PASSES FOOIK Ono of tlie moat Interesting devices in the wonderful electric house -of Mr. George Knnpp. in Paris, France, siiys the July Populnr Mechanics, Is the menus by which dishes are made to nppenr on the table. The chef prepares each dish in Us proper order and has It ready and waiting o a tray. When the host and tils guests are seated at the table, tho former touches a button and an electrically operated tray ar rives through a trap door in the top of the table. When closed, this trap looks like two ordinary silver covers on tho table. Hy pressing another button, the tray, with Its dish, is carried around the central portion of the table. As the dish arrives In front of each guest, the host touches a third button which stops It while the giiesL is helping himself. The dish passes all around the table In this way, and then, on again pressing the first button, it disappears through the table and returns to the kitchen. Raised and sweet dougnnuts, fresh every morning at 9 o'clock at limp qua Bakery. dtf The price of foodstuffs has come down at the North Side Grocery, dtf For good printing of all kinds The Review always leads. The price of foodstuffs has come down at the North.Slde Grocery, dtf Barnard's new Marshfleld stage line, otllce corner Rose and Wash ington streets. dtf lullamed eyes, made so by dusty days, are relieved quickly with Horlc Acid solution. 25c at RoBeburg Pharmacy. dtf June days remind you that there are certain drugs you need for June comfort. You can set them at Rose burg Pharmacy. dtf Woman loves a clear, rosy com plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters puri fies the btood, clears the skin, re stores ruddy, sound herlth. Roseuurg Pharmacy this week is making an elegant disp'ay of fresh candy in pound and he It pound ! boxes. dtf If your organ nee.is cleaning, re pairing or polishing, drop a card to box 5ti, Roseburg, and it will elicit prompt attention, dtf Buy shoes at a shoe store. Com plete styleB and sizes for men, women and children just received at the Cass Street Shoe Store, M. L. Daniels, manager. Repairing at reasonable prices. dswjl 1910 a Banner Year la fruit production: In tree planting at least it lookf, that way now. Several splendid contracts already closed?. I want to see every person iu Douglas county, who is going to plant a tree, before you order. It will pay you to see me. Yoi: may buy cheaper trees than I offer, but no man can buy better ones. ! A. L. K1TCHIN : Phone 2026 . Roseburg, Oregon Strong Healthy Women 11 woman is strong and healthy tn a womanly way, moth erhood means to her but little suffering. - The trouble lies in the fact that the many women sutfer from weakness and disease of tiie distinctly feminine organism and aro unfitted for motherhood. This can be remedied. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Cures the weaknesses and disorders of women It acts directly on the delicate and important organs concerned in motherhood making them healthy, strong t vigorous virile and clastic "Favorite Prescription' banishes the indispositions of the period of expectancy and makes huby 's advent easy and almost painless. It quickens and vitalizes the feminine organs, and insures a healthy and robust baby. Thousands of women have testified to its marvelous merits. It Makes Weak W omen Strong. It Makes Sick Women Welt. Hunett druggists do not otVer substitutes, and urge them upon you as " Just ss good." Accept no secret nostrum in place of this ncn-secrtt remedy. It contains not a drop of alcohol and nut a grain of hsbit-fonning or injurious drugs. Is a pure glyceric extract of healing, nutive American roots. Roseburg-Coos Bay Automobile Stage Service was resumed June ist on the Roseburg-Coos Bay Automobile Stage Line, and regular trips are now being made. New cars aud expert drivers. Running time eight hours. Seat reservations made iu ad vance. Roseburg headquarters. PILKINGTON BROS. GARAGE 227-31 East Douglas Roseburg, Oregon Roseburg Oregon D ON'T GET EXCITED! SAVE YOUR MONEY Buy what you NEED and save your surplus for in vestment or speculation. Money tied up in "Old Stock" don't bring in anything, is absolutely an unsafe investment. Buy Groceries and perishable goods just as you need them. We can supply you every day with NEW GOODS-FRESH STOCK with the price just as low as consistent buying will permit (and we know how to buy stock, so as to sell at a reasonable price.) Don't load up with a lot of stuff you don't need-you'll pay a big price if you do "Believe me" Phone us every day for what you need It takes a little time but 'tw ill save you a lot of money. Phone 238 1. Page Investment Company I-nrge stock of rough, dressed and finished lumber, rustic, flooring, celling, stouplng and shingles, Doors. Windows, Screens frames furnished to order. See us before buying. We can fill your whole lumber bill and save jou money Sidewalk lumber cut 4, 6 and 8 foot lengths Page Investment Company PHONE 2421. 700 N. JACKSON St. PAINTING i House and sign painting of highest quality specialty of inside work carriage and automobile work. I do the work and you be the judge. Satisfaction or co pay Shop on Jackson street, reaf of fish mtrkt. Phone or call. 0 ; CHAS. H, PlrOmiTOR