Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1910)
o o I Hustling, Hurry- 5 . 1- A 11 Interesting America. r Duk FRANZ JOSEF of Bavaria. Who U on a Villi la ThU Country. TV o 4. - . 0OOOOOOO0OOOOOOO00OOO000O0 IEE Xew York Stock Exchange, which I have visited, is II I wonderful. Never have I seen anything like it I ' cannot think of enough adjectives to apply to it It is so SWIFT, so IRRESISTIBLE, so STRONG, so ;; MARVELOUS I Never have I seen men working to wonderfully. But I could never work like that It is not that I do not believe in work. I love it. I could never live a life of idleness and think the happiest time in the world is when one is working at something in which one is interested. But that work there well, it is killing; that is all. I DO NOT 8EE HOW THE MEN HERE CAN tlVE AND CARRY ON THEIR BU8INE88 WITH SUCH EXCITEMENT. IT WOULD KILL ME OR ANY OF THE MEN I KNOW ABROAD. I HAD ALWAYS HEARD THAT AMERICA "HU8TLED" I THINK THAT IS YOUR WORD BUT IT WOULD SEEM TO ME THAT DEATH ONLY IS THE GOAL OF SUCH A PACE. LIFE IS FOR WORK yes, nnd for honorable, justifiable -risk. I am a lieutenant in the army, and in a war I would risk my life, lut then it would be for my country, for honor, for the protection of others, for glory. And there would be enjoyment and pleasure. Do men here in America know what enjoyment of life means? Do they ever stop to ENJOY THEMSELVES? Just in tbo time that I have been here those that I have seen have appeared to me liko LIVING EMBODIMENTS OF THE DEMON OF BUSINESS. x n THIY WALK ABOUT THE-STREET9, EAT THEIR MEAL8. READ THEIR PAPERS AND TALK TO THEIR FRIENDS, ALL IN BUSINESS LIKE FASHION. THEY SEEM NOT TO BE CONSCIOUS OF ANYTHING ELSE IN THE WORLD BUT BUSINESS. I do not wonder that they are marvels in the life that they have chosen. Their ENERGIES ARK FXOTSSIPATED even by glance aside, a thought on an alien topic. Of course, they succeed. Business Normal, but National Extravagance Is Ruinous. By JAMES J HILL Rallroid Builder. DURING a recent trip through the northwest I was careful to observe the general condition of business and found it in a SATISFACTORY CONDITION, but not boom ing. Business will continue iiiot for a time. These conditions, of course, prevail not only in the northwest, but, as far as 1 can see, all over the United States. The setback that the farmers in the dry sections have received is not an unmixed evil. It has TAUGHT THE FARMERS VALU ABLE LESSON'S IN CULTIVATION. Whcro the ground was carefully cultivated a surprisingly good yield was secured in spite of the weather. In many cases a farmer with practically no harvest at all lias seen his neighbor reap a good average. Such a Jcs.-on in the danger of leaving everything to nature is not quickly forgotten. Our national cxtravuganco is ruinous. From 1800 to 1909 the running expenses of thirty leading slates have INCREASED 200 PER CENT. Much of this expenditure has been necessary, but one must romcinber that this money has not gone into the construc tion of railroads and factories or into other productive channels. THE PANAMA CANAL .' AND OTHER UNDERTAKINGS HAVE TAKEN AN EN0RM0U9 AMOUNT OF MONEY FROM THE COUNTRY WITHOUT ANY PRESENT RETURN'S. WE NEED TO GO A LITTLE MORG CAUTIOU3LY I.' CUA EXPENDITURES. UM.'AL NKW8 "The Spirit ot Idaho," by Arthur W. North; "Urealer Than Gold," (the harnessing of Western rlveriO by Clayton M. Jones." In October Sun set Magazine, now on sale at all new stand. 15 cents. lXKIK PLEASANT 8mlln with Merrill l.e Roy it the Pt-eshyterlHIl church. Oct. 3 You always get the Terr beat when you buy at tbe Rochdale Co. II It Is an exceptional case of In somnia that Osteopathy will not Fisher Is not an orphan, Ir not sick, has no poor relatives or any other of these sad afflictions to prey on your sympathies and pocket book. but he has the bent paint and wall paper la "useburg for the least money, dtf Auction Sale! I will sell at the Old Hartin Ranch in Flournoy Valley, on Monday, Oct. 10, 1910 the following described property: One gentle work team, one farm wagon, one buggy, one set good team harness, one set new buggy harness, farm implements, household, and kitchen furniture and poultry. Fre Lunch SltvvJ to All F. WARD Ayers Pills Gentle DIKII. HI 1.1,3. At the residence of his son-in-iaw, George X. Patterson. In Salem. Sept. 29, 1910. John Grills, aged 69 years. In the passing of John Grills, an other of the many thousands who, born in a foreign land, sought better conditions here, and who, adopting it as their country, upbeld Its flag and honor amid the surgings of iloubtful and desperate battle, finds resting place in the good mother. Earth, which opens her broad boBom and receive him and give him place beside his old comrades. He was born at llamme, Belgium, September 27, 1841, but In early life took to the seas and Anally came to America, marrying In New York. He served with honor in the navy throughout the Civil War and came to Oregon soon after Its close, locat ing at Gardiner. He was employed In bridge building for the Southern Pa cific for 19 years, living In Roseburg, but for the past nine years has made his home with his daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. PatterBon. Of his nine children, four preceded him on the last Journey, and five daughters survive. These were at his bedside when he passed away. They are: Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Ar thur Hall, of Goldendale, Wash.; Mrs. William Wade, of Marshfleld; Mrs. C. C. Settlemeler. of Salem, and Miss Mary Grills, of Portland. At his request his body will be placed by the side of his old com rades in the Soldiers' Circle in City view cemetery. , The G. A. R. con ducting the services there. Salem (Or.) Journal, noKX. HENRY. At Maternity Hospital. Roseburg. Sept. 30, 1910. to Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Henry, a son. It's the World's Ilest. CHILDREN MI ST J. ATTEND SCHOOL. 4- .. . . unaer tne law, all children uuder 16 years of age must at tend school, unless physically incapacitated or a graduate. Truant Officer M. T. Wright states that this law will be rigidly enforced. LOCAL NBWg. We are all MAKING FACES. jlQDGE DIRECTORYj if. k a. u Laurel Luxige Mo. 1J Hold . reffnUrmtlDgion 2ndd4th Wednw day of Md. mouth. F. I Davis, W. M. N. T. Jewbtt, Secretary O.H.W. Koeeoarg Loan Ho. 16 Mm A f the 2nd tod ith Kondtyi of mch monU uewp. m.,iDui8 roreatera nan, a Tterabera Id good UndlD ere lUTlted toe tend J. w. Dowilx, W. W. B H. ikNox. Reoorder. BP. O. ELK 8, Koeeoarg Louge, ro.86 Hold regular ooamunlcatioui at the Elk Temple on 2nd and 4th Thunder of eat b month. All membert requested to atterd regularly, and allvliltlng brothert are cordl wj Invited to eitend. F. W. IUymm, E. R. H. C. 81 ocoi Heoretarr. D BORER OP HONOR, Myrtle Lodge Ho. 18 Meeu2ndand 4th Thursday eTenlngtol each month In Maccabee Hall. Vliltlng mem ben cordially invited to attend. UlNNII E.ClVENDIB.O.Of H a. H. Lenox, Ree. t I. W. Dow ix. Receiver. EAGLES, Roeeborg Aerie meet la their hall on Jaektroo.bt, 'Jtid and 4th Monday even Ingi of each muoth, at 8 o'clock. Vint trg brethren in good (landing el way welcome 1. Abraham. W. f Pboue M1831 Fhamu. O. Micemj, W. Sic. Prof. J. H. Austin was over from Wilbur today. Real I la.:. Exclusive Neckwear ana Pattern Hats. Prices right. Rose burg Beauty Parlorn. dtf Eugene Register: Mrs. V. McKin non left for Roseburg yesterday, where she expects to reside. Miss Camilla Kinnlcutt returned Friday evening from Seattle, where she aiien t a month vitdtlne friends aud relatives. ' Mark Hurlburt, of Albany, one of the directors of the state fair board, was In this city this morning and visited the district fair. W. H. Fisher, of the Douglas Na tional Bank, leaves Sunday morning for Los Angeles to attend the Bank ers' National convention. Drain Nonp,'reil: Mr. N. J. Row land, of this city, has just imported a lot of pure South African gouts, from the celebrated Hobson flock, and has them now on his ranch. Friday evening's local train was delayed about four hours by a freight wreck near the Springfield Junction. The Roseburg wrecking crew worked most of the night at the scene of the wreck. Miss Anna Nirshal, of Eugene, is here to relieve Miss McAllister, chief operator at the central telephone office, who goes to Eugene next week to relieve the chief operator there for a brief time. Dr. C. L. Pearson, a local dentist. and Jack Gorman, a chaffeur. were arrested by Officer Thos. Williams Friday night on the charge of dis orderly conduct. Arraigned in the police court this morning, both em phatically asserted that they were not guilty. They have retained Attorney J. O. Watson to fight the case, which will be heard by Recorder Orcutt next Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Eugene Register: Martin E. Robin son, musical director, who put on rMnarore" here the first of the week with local talent,, left last evening for Albany where he expects to put on Beishazzar in a week or two... . .Mr. and Mrs. Howard McConnell and Mrs. George Baxter, of Idaho, who was here visiting them, went to Roseburg yesterday to visit Reverend and Mrs. J. N. McConnell for a few days. No one has ever made a salve. ointment or balm t compare with Uucklen s Arnica Salve. Its the one perfect healer of cuts, corns, burns. bruises, sores, scalds, boils, ulcers. ;czniu, sun rneum. r or sore eyes, old sores, chapped hands, or sprains, t'B supreme. Infallible for piles. )nly 2!c at all druggists. LOCAL NEWS. R. W. Long was over from Yon alln Friday attending-the Fair. Albany Democrat. J. W. Baker and 'amity are moving from Cottage Irove to Albany to reside. Mr. Bak ;r is former state warden and Mrs. linker for a good many years has lieen president of the W. C. T. II. of Jot (age Grove. They are the parents of Claire Baker, of this city Kev. M. C. Wire will now look after his prune orchard at Newberg and other Interests. He has been placed on the retired list at a salary of f.iou, and with his personal income will be In a position to enjoy life. TO TI1K PUBLIC. At the urgent request of my many patrons and friends, I have reopened new and up-to-date dental parlors In Roseburg, In the Bell building, upper floor, where I will be glad to meet all of my old patrons and new ones dswtf J. U. CHAPMAN. FI X FOII ALL at Making Faces. For good printing ot all kinds Tbe Review always leads. NEW S. P. TIME CARD. Northbound. No. Name Leave 12. Shasta Limited .. 7:30 a. ni. H. Flyer 2:25 a. m 16. Overland 11:20 p. m 18. Port. -Ashland local 1:60 p. m. 20. Port.-Roseb'g local 9: a. m Southbound. 11. Shasta Limited ...12:41 a. m 13. Flyer 9.15 a. m. 15. Overland 4:05 a. m. 17. Port.-Roseb'g local 19. Port.-Ashland local 5:20 p. m No. 17 ties up In Roseburg, ar Iving here at 1:10 a. m. It form 'he equipment ot No. 20, which leaves here at 9. In the morning, returning to Portland. Pntrnnlte Rvtew advertiser. 10. O.F., Pbiletartan Lodge No. ft Meeti n Odd Kellowa Tern pie, comer of Jackfton aud Cua Street!, on Haturda;- evening of each week. Memberi ef the order In f cod f landing re invited toatiend. C. H. Patrick N. Q. N.T.Jatwrrr, R. 8. O. O. F., Rising Star Lodge o. 174, meeti Odd Fellowi Temple every Friday evening VUlt ng bretnere-' always welcome. Carl W. OLkman, N. O, w. 8 Powell, R 8. M. Fickle. F. a 10. O. F., Union Kncampment No. 9-Meeti In Odd Fellowi' Temple on the U and 3rd TbiiDMlay eveatiigs uf each month. Vlilt ing bretbereu alwayt welcome. N. T. Jawrrr, 0. P. Cap Chmak. Ecrtbe. kk OOKRN WOODMKN OF A MKRICA, Myrtle Pf Camp No. -6330 meeta every 2nd aud 4tli Thiirwlaya of every month tn tbt Mamtjee Hall, corner t itn-and (.'asa an. Travel ing Nelghbori are cordially invited to vlttlt our Camp. A. C. Marstkkb, Consul, Louis Coryku., clerk. 14 01-KKN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA' n Roeeburg Lodge No. 493 Meet every 2nd aud 4 ill Tuesday In Macoabee Temple. Vliltlng members always welcome. A. L. Thorwtoh, President Kmma. McMullkn, Secretary. OK. 8., Ruseburf Cnapter N0.8 Holdstheli regular meeting on 1st and 3rd Thursday in each Month. Visiting members Ii ood standing are respectfully invited to at tend. MRU. Ofo R. IToncK, W. M t'KKK J oil n.hon. HeerUary BKHKKAHH, Ruseburg Rebekah Lodge, No. 41. 1. O. U. F. Mr eta In O.I.I K, llnw' Temple every Tuesday evening. Vlsltluy MBiers auu ore m re inviieu 10 arieuu. Mm. C. P. Lewis Mbh. Dklla I.RWts.Pecy. Mrm. Mary K. Palm, Flnan cial Secy. WOOOUKN OF TH B WORLD, Osk Camp No 12&-Meelaat the Odd Fellows' Hall in ivenlugi. Visiting neighbors always welcome Roht, L. Smith, C. C. K- N. K WAR-i.Cleik l.lOMKN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Ctrrle No. n 9 MeeU on 1st and 3rd Mouday evening of each month at udd Fellows' Hall Vlslttug members In good standing are iu vitcd to attend. Mrs. Mart O'Nral .Q. N. Clara Bokim, Clerk NEW YORK CAFE Chan Jo. Prop. Open fur business Thursday 4 morning. J. OI'KN DAY AM) NIGHT. 4 Mealft at All Houra. 4 Regular Meats 30 cents. 4 4 Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 4 12 noon to z p. ni. A Chop Suejr. Noodles, Fresh j. Oysters, Klsh, etc., all the time. 4 Cor. Jackson & Washington Sts 4 mm. tl'-TO-DATK INTERIOR FINISH for modern houses, Is made from tht best oak, birch, ash and fir, such u can be procured of the finest quality and best color, and well seasoned. from our large and well assorted stock of lumber. We have every. thing in building lumber demanded by builders, which we are selling at prices that we won't allow anyont to beat. Orders filled for all kinds of fruit boxes. The J. G. Flook Co. Rnaennrc, Oncoa. 8KHVK HIM A BTKAK sweet, tender and Juicy and your bus band will open up bis heart and nil pockelbook. Where will you get suet a steak? Why right here, of course We have the choicest meats In all th land. If you buy here once you' husband will get good-natured Imrae dlately. It you buy here regular!) KIIIm a Murderer. A merciless murderer is appendici tis, with many victims. Uut Dr. King's New Life Pills kill It by pre vention. They gently stimulate the stomach, liver and bowels, preventing cnat clogging that invites appendici tis, curing constipation, headache. biliousness, chills. 2fc at all drug gists. srXDAY AT THE CHl'KCHKS. 'n-lyt-riaii. Rev. .1. E. Burkhart. pastor. Morning worship at 11 o' clock; subject of sermon, "Sonship and Service." On account of the M. J. Fanning street meeting, there will ue no evening service. The llible school meets at 10 a. m.; Young Peo ples meeting at 8:30 p. m.; prayer meeting on Thursday evening at :.i0. You will find a cordial wel come awaiting you at all of our ser vices. Come and bring a friend. St. (icoru-e'H Church. Rev. Charles Wilson linker, rector. Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity. Holy Com munion at 7:30 a. m Sunday school at 9.45 a. m.; Holy Communion and sermon at 1 1 a. m.; evening prayer and sermon at 7:30. At the second morning service an offertory solo. (iounoud's "O, Divine Redeemer," by Mis. w. Ilernell. St. Clements church, Oakland: Evening prayer and sermon at 3. All are cordially invited to these services. Christian, Rev. J. N. McConnel. pastor. Sunday school rally at 0:4 5. t'rcacning at 1 1 a. m., subject, "The Power of Choice." No service at night on account of Kannlng's lecture. Methodist Episcopal. Preaching nt 11 a. m. by the former pastor. Rev. .las. K. Hawkins. This will be his last sermon before leaving for Sell- wood, his new neld of labor. There will be special music for this service. There will not be any preaching at nignt, ns tne church will join In the Union OOspel Temperance Service nt the corner of Jackson nnd Oak streets. Rev. E. O. Eldridge, the new pastor, will be present next Sab bath to occupy the pulpit. South Methodist, Rev. K. M Mears pastor. Sabbath school nt 10 a. in.; preaching at 11 a. m. by the pastor, subject, "Influence." Junior League at 2:30 p. m.; Senior League nt 6: 30 p. m. There will be no evening service. You are cordially invited to all of the services. Come and be with us. Baptist, Rev. W. H. Eaton, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. At 11a. in. there will be a short programme given by members of the primary and intermediate departments of the Sunday school, with a short talk by the pastor on "Hox Cars nnd En gines." Ft. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m No evening prenching at the church on account of the street meeting nt :30. All are cordially invited. 'ft? Phone 198 Hi Drcssin? facial ttat Hair aud Scalp Treatments, Manicuring, Methods modern and up-.to-date, charges reasonable. All we ask is a trial. EXCLUSIVE NECKWEAR PATTERN HATS The Roseburg Beauty Parlors Roseburg-Marshfield and Roseburg-Myrtle Point Stage Lines Stages leave Roseburg fo r both points at 8 a. m. dally. Office and Stables Corner Rose and Washington Streets. C. P. Barnard, Prop. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, Ttii Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature ot I PROCURED UNO OCFCNPrD. mwW. dntwiiu i'r(jhi.u,i'tr,M'rt ursuvbunt f rr r! rt. Frx-e mirk-, tww to "Mali; rmtont. trwl tuauka, cotrrlchu,t(L, ,N ALL COUNTRIES. Inajintts dirttt wtiA l't king torn mwi Jim m.-mry am J often Ike fsitsnl. ftttnt ni tfifriftpmMt Pnctfc Udslvwx Write or kum Ui us mt I 119 IQatt Ural. t9 VftlW mum tetaat M KIIIN'OI.ES. Wnether you want building mate rials for below the roof, or excellent shingles to top off the superstructure, this Is the place to buy lumber our reputation vouches for that. We request a trial order. I.KONA MILLS LUMIIKK CO., Cor. Pine and Oak Streets. MARKET REPORT. Cereals. WHEAT $1. OATS 55c to 60o. HA V Vetch, IHCiSlG ton: grain $15$ $1C ton. BARLEY J36.60 tun. Livestock. STEERS Alive, 34c. COWS Alive, 3c to 3 c. VEAL Dressed, 7c. SHEEP 3 c. HOGS Dressed, 10c; alive, icu Dc. WOOL Spring, 18c. MOHAIR 30c for 12 Mo. cllo and 24c for 6 Mo. clip. 1'OULTRY Mixed chickens, alive 12 &c; dressed, 16c; ducks, alive 9 LOc; dressed, 14 15c, EGOS 25c doz, BUTTER. 30c. POTATOES New. lc lb. ONIONS 214 ffl 3c lb. CABBAGE 2 c lb. HONEY 12c15c lb. PORTLAND MARKETS. Butter, Eggs and Poultry. BUTTER Extra creamery, 31c; fancy, 29 30c; store, 17y&18c. EGGS 23 24c. POULTRY Hens. 17',4lSc; broilers, 20c; ducks, 15lCc; geese, old, 11c; young, 14c; turkeys, live, 20(Q!21c; squabs, $2.50 per doz. doz. CHEESE Fancy full cream flats, 17 Vic; triplets and daisies, 17 -170c; Americas, 18Vic. Livestock Market. The following Is the general ranso of livestock prices In the yards: CATTLE Best steers, weighing 1200 pounds, (5.50; medium steers, 4.50$5.00; best cows, $4,250 $4.65; fancy heifers, 4.75$5.00; medium cows, $4.00; poor cows, $3.00; bulls, 3.00 $4.00; stage, 3 $4.00. CALVES Best, $6.50; ordinary, $5.50. moun-$10; HOGS Best east of the tains, 10Ti$10.40; fancy, S stockers, $9; pigs, SS. SHEEP Ilest wethers, $4; ordln arv, old, $3 $3.50; straight ewes, $3 $3.50. Hops, Wool nnd Hides. HOPS 1909, choice. 12lDc; prime, 12c; 1910 contract. 13c. HIDES Dry hides. 1G4B 17 c lb.; salt, 6c lb.; dry kips, 16($17c; green, 1 4 m 15c lb. WOOL 1910, Willamette Valley, 16 18c; Eastern Oregon, 14 17c. 25c each; short wool. 25 50c; ium wool, 50c $1.00 each; wool, 75c $1.25 each. SHEEPSKINS Shearing. MOHAIR Choice, 30 0 32c. TALLOW Prime, per lb. 3 No. 2 and grease, 22Vi:C. Grain, Flour and Hay.' WHEAT Track Club, 83i"orty. fold, 84 iff 85c; turkey red, 82 83c; Willamette Valley, 84c. HAY Producers' price Timo thy, Willamtte Valley fancy, $20 $21 ton; Eastern Oregon, $22 $23 per ton; mixed, $15.50; clover No. 1, $15 $10; wheat $16 $17: cheat, $17 $18; alfalfa, $17.00. BARLEY Producers' price Feed, 22fi$23; rolled, $25; brew ing. $24. OATS For spot delivery, pro ducers' price Track No. 1 whits, 2C$27; gray, $26. med- long 10 He; No one lies awake thinking of your business; out of print out of mind. The Presidential candidates are well advertised every four years. Ask your neighbor who ran with Bryan the last time live out of ten will say they have forgotten and the ntlier five will think a long time be fore they correctly anBwer. Advertising Is the silent drum mer that tells the public what ths business man wants it to know about the goods he has for sale an in jection of advertising Into the veins of trade grow9 the business heart. I1 r To-Day Is the day to place your ad. If you want to do more business increase your advertising in "The Review," the best newspaper published in Douglas Count . To-Morrow "The Review" will help you To Sell Real Kstate To Sell Your Business To Sell Automobiles To Sell Horses To Sell Machinery To Sell Dogs To Sell Apartments To Get Boarders Or Anything Else If You Really Want More Business, Use Review Advertisements WASHINGTON o O be will be "Sunny Jim" all the time The Economy Market Geo. Kofclbacea, Prof). W9HINQTQN.0 C. M mm
