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e COUNTY DIVISION MEANS HIGHIft TAXES VOTE. AGAINST ALL THE COUNTY DIVI SION SCHEMES ON NOVEMBER 8 COUNTY DIVISION MIAMI HIGHM TAXES. KEEP WELL POSTED On ibe current event nf the world's proifrwHH by reading the Daily Rkvikw Oeliynrtttl by carrier, &0 ent month ROSEBURG PROPITAILE INVESTMENT Advertisers ret good returns from an nonncements placed in live papers the Daily anp Twjcb-a-wbbk Rivibw. Tr tUem (here's none other so good. EVIEW VOL. XIII. ROSEBURG, OREGON, TI KSIAV KVKM.NG, NOVKMIIKH I, 1010. 200. Umpqua Valley Apples are to be Shown at Chicago LOCAL REALTY HEN BOOST O.ber Cilies Setting Strung Examples of Pabliciiy Work Review of Correspondence (lly G. L. Schlosser.) i The Roseburg Commercial Club will lmve ii display of apples at the Chicago Land Show in connection with the gtmorul display made by the i Southern Pacific. The successful and coniliiiif'd exhibit ion of fine fruit has i us much to do with the advance of land tcf tiie $aUOO-per-acre mark in Oivfion us lias any other cause. Thou sands of prospective settlers will see this I'nipqua Valley exhibit, and its liilhience will not only add to the, pHpulation of the valley, but it will ass. si. in creating a market for Ump (itia Valley fruit throughout the Kast, nddliiK dollars to the bank accounts of our fruit growers. 1 The tipples for the exhibit wore ! furnished by Curtis & Ranfield, Skin ner and sons, Joseph K. Harvey, S. H.. Cooler, H. M. Haskell, George ?,!arsh. Rev. A. J. Starmer and Hijpe.s and Oliver. Kvery one of these gen tlenient is deserving of the thanks of the entire community for their man ifest public spirit. . Mr. .Louis HJmes. gave the exhibit more time and at tention than any one person, and it is largely due to him that It was se cured. The apples were packed un der the supervision of Mr. McKeany by an expert packer in the Producers' Frit it. company's packing house. They will be pointed to with pride by lloseburg's friends at the Land Show. I larding Land Company will also have an exhibit at this show, and are spending in the neighborhood of $1000 in preparing exhibits for Port land, Omaha, Minneapolis, Chicago and other places.. In doing this they are not merely advertising their lands but. the lands of the entire valley as well, adding dollars hi value to the lands of Douglas county as well as assisting materially in creating a market for I'mpqua Valley fruit. This company, together with Himes and Oliver, is advertising Roseburg, the rmpMiia valley and Douglas county, and the burden and expense Is being borne by them, although the good di verts to every property holder in the entire county.. These men should be congratulated on their enterprise and unselfishness. Other Cities Forging Aheud. The County Court of Klamath county assigned $."i00 to the secretary of the Klamath Falls Commercial club to be used by him in going east and advertising the resources and attrac tions of the Klamath country. The Hood River Commercial club, assisted by the Fruit Growers' Union, has sent the club secretary, .1. C. Skin ner, to Minneapolis, Omaha. Chica go. Pittsburg and other cities where fruit, exhibitions and land shows are to he held. Medford spent $10,000 this oast vear in advertising herself nnd the surrounding country.. Walla Walla has spent more. One little Out of all the letters at hand only town of 3000 raised J4000 in two two Inquire for work. An enamel hours, so the Sunset Magazine says, ware factory wishes to locate here Ayer's Sarsaparilla Cleanses rAGAi mm mm feThe Roseburg Beauty Parlors ? fa V. r 1 Z 3 The little towns of Mosler and White faaimon nave paiu secretaries, and every bit of property in those val leys is advancing in value and find ing ready sale. The people of Ash land are filling the mall boxes with letters, post cards and other litera ture telling their Eastern friends about their locality. Sunset says: "Persistent, systematic publicity, lr based on hard facts, never falls." 1 in 200 a Booster. There are FOItTV men in this val ley that are today contributing to the "persistent, systematic publicity" out of a population of 8000. If the rest of you fellows are asked why Eugene and Medford are outdistanc ing Roseburg in Influence and impor tance just point to yourself and say i I'm it". The sun of prosperity is i shining brighter every day on those valleys whose citizens invest In "per sistent, systematic publicity." The I word "Invest Is used advisedly, as It Is an investment that "never fallB." Rentable M hunch Needed. j During the month of October the ; Publicity Department of the Commer cial Club mailed out 1879 pieces of! mail.. Sixty people from 16 states! called at the office. At one time there were representatives of seven differ-, ent families in the office looking for houses to rent One day three families arrived to locate, and the next day four.. On the 26th day of October Fred Conley was stopped five differ ent times by people asking htm If he knew of any houses to rent. Fred Is from Portland and should feel quite complimented on being taken for a Roseburg citizen. What Strunger Want to Know. Among other things, the publicity manager was asked to write full in formation showing how to make en try on any and all the various kinds of land open to entry in Oregon; also to give full Information as to the legal requirements governing the formation and operation of loan companies in Oregon.. The Portland Commercial Club wishes to know what oak bark is worth F. O. M. Roseburg, (If you know, kindly rise where you are and inform us) One man asks for views showing the street improvements that have been made the last year One wishes to know if It really does rain all winter long. Another wishes a homestead close to town so be can file on it and work at the painting trade. Another wishes to know whom to ad dress to make payment on that $2.f0 railroad land, as he intends to pur chase some. Where Inquiries Are From. One family wisht's to locate near Gardiner, another near Oakland, and three families are going to locate at Ash. (If you do not know where Ash is you will find It on the map south of Scottshurg.) A German friend In Kansas City, Mo., wrote in Deutach and was answered promptly in American. One corre spondent lives on Twelve and a Half street In Terre Haute, Ind . ; another In Kloydada. Texas, others In McWillie. Okla.; Tecamah, Nebr.; Vacavllle, Calif.; ' Quanah, Texas; Blount, So Dak., and we might mention Matsqui, Mesa, Plmus Hay, Straw, Weaubleau and Cadogan as some of the famous cities to which Roseburg literature has been sent. Out of every 100 letters received 45 were from Washington, Oklaho ma and Illinois; Oregon was fourth, Colorado, California and Iowa a lit tle ahead of Nebraska, North Dako ta, Minnesota and Canada. Letters were also received from China and Mexico. Eight families announce their intention of coming here. Some of the callings represented by the writers are: Real estate, hardware, electrician, cook , tailor, attorney, cigar maker, hotel manager, minis ter, machinist, orchardist, cabinet- maker and moving picture showmen. mmn wm tic Besides it leaves the complexion clear and makes the skin soft and velvety. If you haven 't tried our method of facial massage, there is a treat in store for you. SERVE HIM A STEAK sweet, tender and Juicy and your hn band will open up his beart and hn pocketbook. Where will 70a get iucb a steak? Why right bare, of court We bar tie choicest meats In all U land. If 70a buy hers one 7011 husband will get anod-naturad latai dlately. If you buy bere fibular.) be will be "Sunny Jim" all Ua tlaa The Economy Market o SMk aTftlHajit, fksa if we have plenty of coal, Iron and soda. In one series of letters there are 16 inquiries for general farming lands. 18 for fruit lauds,, 2 for rail road land, 2 for timber laud, 6 for homestead land. 3 for poultry farms, 2 for stock farms, 4 for dairy farms, 1 for truck and 446 that simply make inquiry without indicating what they want. One of the last letters re ceived contained the Inquiry which 1b getting to be an old friend: "Will anybody out there loan you enough money to buy a piece of land? An Idaho man wishes to know If a verv limited capital will buy 20 acres in 6-year-old trees. It will not Comment Good, unci Had. The Spokane Spokesman-Review and the San Francisco Salesman encli give us nice little mention, but the Oregonlan hands us a column knock and adds Insult to Injury by putting I the Umpqua River in tiie same class j as the Yamhill River. The Oregonlan advises us that we need electric rail- ways, which is very thoughtful and i timely, as we were not aware of that ! fact. The semi-monthly luncheon was . ,lctdd .ml the next one. November ltith, will be decideder. Business men, as well as club mem bers, are invited to be present. ODKXIlOWKIt SI'l'H CASH ON TRIAL AT SAI.UM III ItesiNtliiK Oilier to I.n.v il Track, Railroad Attacks l,cK.illly of Commission. ... riAl.ri.w. ore. imiv. i aii ih-iuil Is peine made bv the Railroad Com- " IlllHHlllll III llltl i Ill-Ull wini " nnnml tti Mnnthom Pacific comnanv construct "a s, track "he"iown of Edenbower An order wns made by tha nnmmtnkn rnnPIlt V 111 wll I'll the transportation company was in structed to afford more adequate freight facilities to patrons at Eden bower, but the order wns remons trated against for the reason that the amount of business would not eom- iiensalo the comiiaav for the time and expense, and Injunction proceed- Inns were commenced In the Marlon counly courts on the grounds that the commission Is not empowered to or- ,! 11,0 invlnir of railroad track In the state. 'The commission has nev- er before attempted such a move and Ihe outcome of the present ease Is looked forward with much Interest by different railroad men through- oiit the state, several of whom are attending the trial today Cnse Most Important. i m,.nv mnvo this s considered one of the most Important cases that has ever come before the commission innniueh hould the commission lose would be pructicallv powerless from that time 011 to order a switch at any point, whatsoever and there might be 1000 points in Oregon instead of one alTected vltnlly The Southern Pacific hits squarely . .h nnnuiiii.ii.niiiiiv of the law which created the commission and there is every indication the whole case will bo threshed out In the high est court. Deputy Sheriff RT Ashworth left lantlc seaboard points. Probably the ij,.i:r,i. here this morning with the ballot box- shippers win oppose the railroads' at- ito.iebun- Is soon lo have a new no es nnd election supplies for the pre- tempts to hoist the rates. hi,,,, , ,t store with Mrs. 10 . L. cincts In the northern part of the. --- I Watson as proprietress.. II will be wumj . J. Chadwlck of Myrtle crecs, imi Jennings of Olalla, and W. .1. Kelll her of Ulxonville were among the Roseburg visitors today. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Martin will return home to Grunts Pass Wednes day, accompanied by the hitter's fath er, A Y. Barker, who expects to spend the winter there. ui...a nt TnQibiirf' Pbarinacv are i..ih o,,rfnllv milled nnd are the purest obtainable. illf Just received, a full line of New Idea patterns, the best paper patterns made; 10c each at Terclnski dtf Osteopathy is the best because the mildest and most natural form of treatment for very young children. Dr. J. L. Callaway, Ostopathlc Pby slcinn. Abraham Building. Roseburg A New Idea pattern free with Ibe New Idea Woman s Magazine; lac a copy at Terclnski 3. dtf Douglas County Creamery butter only 90c a two-pound square. Ask ynnr grocer for It. Patronize home industry. dtf R. II. C. Wood is district agem. ior the Ladles' Home Journal and Satur day Evening Post. Leave your orders at RoBeburg Book Store for any book or magazine published. dtf FOR SALE. See, here homeseeker. C2Vi acres of Improved hill land, half of It sultablo for orchard, berry or irano c Iture; ballanco excellent goat pasture. Fine, good healthy pla e to live. The place Is well worth $2.0no as It Is now, but I offer It for a short time for $1,500 cash. None but gen- ulne homeseekers need answer this. Call r address, E. Dutschkey, Jiei rose, Oregon. BW NEW YORK CAFE J. Chan Jo, Prop. OI'KX DAY AND NUillT. Meals ai Ail Honrs. 4 Regular Meala JO renta. Chicktn Dlaaer Bundart, from 11 aoon la ji. u. 1" ft Clloo 8uey, Noodlrt, Freeh A Outers. Fish. etc.. all tha time. JU Cor. Jack sou Al Washington Sts s V PI) i Mi-ri V. C 1 larding went to i'ort- land today for a brief visit Benjamin Oiro lias returned from 100,000 Men Out if Teamsters' f 11 tr S "1; p ., M , iW'ose Is it? Roseburg Beauty Par- Council so Orders i. , Alius Grace I. a Iliio returned to 1 day from a visit with friends in Eu- '01 ATTflliM VYflliK'. IK ftl'IT .l , i kuii uuiu i una iv -j vt 1 I Bribe Snliciiing Jiunr Expert by Allorniy Western Tm::k Lines to Roust Tunic Q. . , ,, , , .8"?c.l. .'?. ,he Evening Review , K W lOIIK, Nov. l..-One hun dred thousand teamsters, chauffeurs and helpers may strike in New York City and a nation-wide strike of ex press drivers is threatened as the re sult of the pending strike of drivers and helpers In New York, .lersev City and lloliokeu. The executive' com-. nilttee of the International Urol her-! hood of Teamsters met today to de-' clfle wliot linv t, ,.uii ...'.. ,i strike In New York . Ii ts ,r,.,,,.itv ,. , . , r. t "."'""u " council intends to aid I riirt ui r i.-iii-Lj in i . i . "u"" age scale tor (irlveis hi tmV ",l"ri'' R'veu u.ee-i me hu, .!- m "dpa. cities of ,e country is be-;he Ladles of the Commercial Club? '"K prepared by Hie international A. . MARK Kit and family desire """"l- 1'i'ld H "III III lllMUlt 11 11 I'd . l'be platform men of (lie express companies struck today and now the : companies are trying to find more' strike breakers Crnolicil Juror Kvposcd. NEW YORK. Nov. 1. ilenrire Yea cue, arcnitect nnd juror In the case of Htlward Itosenholtnor. a millionaire, was arrested loduy charged with luiv - ing nneren 10 tiang ine jury tor 5., tip. Hosenlieliner Is being tried for nlur- dor In the first degree for running down and killing lira en ilonghin In an auto last August. A man named Timonsol'l'er, a builder, was also ar- rested. II Is alleged thai. he. repre- seating Yeaille, made the oiler to , Roseiihelniers' attorney, who in 'formed Ihe court The police assert " "si'in'i sain mai leanie l'K Hie Nan Patterson jury a lew N' B" lr $-.0(1. - - I'relglil Hates to He Roosted, WASIIINdTON'. H. r, Nov. 1 . Western trunk lines today served 110- lice on the Interstate Coninieice Coin- mission that Hie reduction of freiuht rates mil Into effect Ociob-r L'tl would be discontinued alter December I me rates were im, 1 11110 eneci unci Ihe supreme court ordered 1 hem. The rates affected are iimporlloiuil tariffs hot ween Chicago and Mississippi river points applicable on anil through At - Among me pieasani niiiiinv-i-nin . . ,,, ,,,.,.,,, , i.h Moudny was a A o clock lunch given by Mrs Margaret Johnson, mother of Free Johnson, to eleven ladies at her home In the Wnlto Addition. It was Mrs. Johnson's Sltb birl'tilnv Her guests were Mrs. . 1 . W. Alilricli. Mrs. Woodward. Mrs. .1. II. Stephen son. Mrs. W. I. Hraiid. Mrs. I' I. Wllklns of Portland. Mrs. .1. .1. f'e i'- field. Mrs. ( W. Kirk. Mrs. Ihgei: ill Mrs. Jennie Tvuan. Mrs. .1 M. or nnd Miss Mary Allernur IIF.M. KSTATK TRANSIT":':. W . (' . Cud"!' wood lii S. Hell Smith 5110: tols .'1 and I. block 2., Hnnvn's Add. to Oakland F, M Atlerhury lo Kohl Farnsworth. $i::u; lols 1 and ''. I.'ock '1 . Ttuun- tnn !1 n,,.;,.),,,. h .j Riz,.or to Isaac !-vHg. iis in .,, n block 1. 18 iv Myrtle Cn ok . , , f; . .Yoniia to I' II. 1 $)n; 411 acres sec v.n. K. I!. Young "t al t" F. H. 1 i 0: rsiile (,; lid acr.s neai (laKlaml. John Ross to W. II W ks. ??: :ilM acres near Ruckles II . .1 . llovlncdi.il lo I' $ I : !I7 acres, sec 1 ."1. '.!."i R. A. Jones 'o Hei.r SJM.IMIO: .lines lianch o near (Jlmdale. v: . ;, urn Land Conlpan acres sec I I, vn to N . t : 1 ".1-1, and ,tM-l- I 1 n inn acre sec w n. :'." . 1 1 . 11 Li P- 'er .-I il . ;d Co. l"; on s-c ::u. :in-i . You cm purchase at Pie-ebaig Pharnuicv sonlt'irv nipple, sterilis ing nursing hollies bottle brushes, and everything lo h'-ip render baby's food right '''r Waller .-'ieuleton aid I P Marin tilled a large r-ntar while Mlll'lllf on Me- Lane neeinta 11. t'h miles ea.-t of Ibis ii".'. The varmint was 1 rei d bv a small sin plieril dor School shoes, the best line In Rose, burg, ul the Cass S'reet Shoe Store. Kl'lt K HV.KS SITCFS. ilT .hlcb we mean vplees thai in oi.tniutelv clean. You Kant this kind. Uct them at Ruseburg I'liar- LOCAL NEWS -A new line of Fibre Rugs at iitt'. dtf Sire gene. Miss Edith Ponrcc of Portland Is visiting here with her aunt, Mrs 15. . Powers. Just, a lew huts left. Will close them out at cost. Roselnirg Beauty Parlor. Mrs. Kiigene Matlock of Eugene is Ihe guest of her sister, Mrs lleo. Rouse, of tills city Mrs Swanlle Peterson anil little ; sou returned this afternoon from a i visit with relatives In Medford. I Misses Mnhel null Kisie Norton re- turned to Ashland lodnv after n visit .here with I heir mother, .Mrs. Mary . Fuller. ' Misses Anna llrynu and Helen Uniultlun returned Monday evening f'om a visit wilt) Mrs W. II. Kenney at Leona Mrs. It. Dlvon returned home to Pertl-nd today after a visit here with her sisters, Mrs Itemi Scott, and Miss MiU-.f Atterlmry. Oregon mud Is the problem of ev ery Kastern woman. ('rex Rugs can ee waslted wltn a nose, ( time and see mem All si7"s. .Strong's. dtf Are you going to the Hospital B"U- ;eflt concert at the Roseburg Theatre i .... t i. . ..i I.... ,i i HI II1IH1K II I I IU'1 g II HOIS II1UI llll'IHIM who so kinillv assisted them during the lllni-s and death of their beloved wife and mother. John I'. Vliic.ll, Jr.. brut her or lir. 1'". II. Vincll or I tils city, is Rpeiidlnn a few tlavs 111 Roseliurg, He wns un til recent !y a resilient of IVnnsylvu- ""' s mcan-ii iciup.M.un m Pe'herlln. 1 I '"' county hoard, constsitng 01 .uiurv , numim ,.,..- nl end Commissioner Hyan. were at ' Myrtle Ct lr Ibis morning looking lif ter soni'1 public road buslne The reiru'ar NoyeiMber term of county conrt. opens Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, Charles 0 llulck nf Silver Lake. Ore. arrived here Ihls afternoon to visit with relatives. Mr. llulck is n brother of Misses Jeannle and Kate llulck, nnd Mi's, llulck Is a sister of Mrs. A . C. Seeley. ilon't. I'ol'rel lo alleiHl Ibe Hospi tal Uenel'it foncerl at Ihe llosebilrg 'I'beater tonight, given under the aus pices of the Ladles of (lie Commer cial ('lull. 'I'hree ilninlis, all Iransienls. were arriciied In Ihe police cotul this morning. One paid a flue of $ I'he other two were "broke, hut In preference to putting the city to the evp. use of keeping them Recorder !nmiii ,.Ve lliein 11 , "bike" order Tll(, , heyed, and their example !,.... followed by the fellow who had ,1 ,. 1 .,, m.,.uhcc Temple, 111 ;ilie rooms being vacated by A. Llne 'bark. tic piano dealer. Mrs. Watson, 'lose hiishand Is manager of L. II. i'luiade K f'o.'s store in thin city, left this inoniini' for Portland to buy a ' stock of ('fuels. I il. 11. liver. Fdwlll Weaver. Mvr f, .1 c Slronc. Mvrtle Point: I. T ll-i'i .11. Tacoma: Mr. and Mrs. .1.. i. W, '-nan. Hoston: IV .1. Mnr- 'iv, .1. II. Seymour. Me'lford: II. I''. ! f'ha'ney. I n t r.ilt : (' 10. Nllcs. lirants 'Pass: W. M. Laird. Sitkuut; P"ler 1 I Jensen. Council lllnl'l's; II. ('.. l'ow iell. Lancaster v.: II. L. Wilson.. Al- : a". I. field -ailCi. N"-.y Yorlf, were re-; cent arrival.! at I lie McClalleii. I SUNDAY MONDAY, TUESDAY Great Royalty Bill i A 4-Act Play of Cana ! Oian-Montam Border Life Prices for Royalty Bills Only, l'livqilutu: Iialtony Clli'iilrcll . 50c 35c 30c-20c Before (lie M'iforinauce visit I In- GEM .Moving I'alures nnd Souks. .;. lion. Robert Q. Smith, the 4 J Direct Pi Unary candidate for A I- Congressman, nnd Dr. Harry A ! Lane, former mayor of Port- p i.iiiiu, win speiis in KoseDurg J. on Thursday evening ot this week. J. K. Howard and other 4 anti-assembly candidates, will speak on Friday evening. Ev- j erybody invited. i' 4, 4 'H' Hi 4- 4.4. IIKJ I'AltADU SATIRDAY. The temperance parade will 4. form In line at the corner of A Lane and Jackson .itreet u few iiiiuuies ueiuie 2 o CIOCK oatlir- day afternoon. November 6. A The nrecession will be headed J- by the Roseburg Hand nnd A march down Lane street to tha A Reselling Hotel: from there to r Cuss street: up Cuss to Jnck- J. son; down Jackson to McClal- A 'en Hotel; from there up Main f. street to Oak, where there will .j. be itiuslc and speaking. There A will be many Interesting fea A tures. Tho country people are -J. especially Invited to take part. 4 Also all IntcrcBUd In temper l ance. f dswn5 POSSES Pl'ltSl'E SI.AVEH OF KI-YKAIt-Ol.l) fllHIi Special to the Evening Review. C All!' I II ERSVI L1,E, Mo., Nov. 1. Posses are pursuing Martin Rol lins, who Med after killing Mary Aus tin, aged lb, last night, because she woulilnl' elope with him. If ho Is caught It will bo hard to aavo hlm from Ihe lynchers. Rollins Is divorced and lias several children. Ills first shot didn't kill, so he fired another ballel, which went, into her head. -0- The two .voting ladles' Sunday school classes of the Presbyterian Church, numbering about HO niom bers In all. were the guests of MIbb Helen Hunt at a delightful Hallow e'en party, given at her home on Kuno street Monday night. Autumn leaves, jack-o'-lanterns and Imitation black eats were the house decorations and vocal and instrumental music nnd various games entertained the guests, and just before supper was served a wllcii appeared and told for tunes. In the progrcHslvo peanut game the prizes were won by MIbb Lena Nichols nnd Miss Ruth Eddy. While the guests were returning to their homes they were pursued by spooks and goblins. Some malerlal changes In the ar rangement of the main lobby and the dining room have been made at the Hotel McClalleii, milling materially to the convenience of Ihe same. Messrs. Ilooten H Nicholson, the new proprie tors, are actively looking afler the comfort and convenience . of their guests II. L. Kruso will have a car of Charter Oak Hour In Roseburg Fri day. November 4. dsw Mr. and Mrs. F.S. Hlakely were lu from Rockland today. Just $10 tomorrow. That's all. Roseburg Bounty Parlor. dtf You always gut the very best when vnu buv at the Roctidaln Co ' 'ftenjarnjn QotKS POSSIBLY it may seem undignified for us to say that we are playing a game, still this is really just what we are doing. In our case, for tunately, we are superbly equipped, having at our fingers ends all the features necessary for success. Among these features we include Benjamin Clothes, Made in New York. Their authentic New York style, excellent tailoring and restricted fabrics are certain to appeal to you. If you want to gain success in YOUR gameif you want to dress distinctively, then make our acquaintance. Interest yourself in the game we are playing, which by careful and conscientious work, we are making a success. fill1 PSl'iDER Absolutel Pure Tha only baking pow&ar madofrom Roy ml Ormpo Oroam of Tartar No Alum, No Lime Phasphalt AAA 4,4, 4' A The Ladles' Auxiliary of the A Roseburg Commercial Club A A have planned a benefit for the A A Mercy hospital. Through tha A A kindness of Mr. Bernell of the A A Roseburg Theatre, a certain A A percentage of the receipts ot A A each Tuesday evening perform- A ance during November will be given to this cause. Tickets for the five (6) per- formunces are for sale by the LadiuB of the Auxiliary, and ! also at Chapman's Drug Store, A Price 2.00 for five entertain- incuts. Single tickets, 50 cents. A In acknowledging receipt of resolu tions passed by the Roseburg Com mercial Club endorsing the project to render tho Umpqiiu River navigable as far up as this city, Major Jay J. Morrow of the U. S. Engineering Corps writes to Publicity Manager Schlosser as follows: "ThlB matter will be given very careful considera tion in preparing my report on the examination called for by congresa." Dreadful, Isn't It, to hnve those wrinkles growing deeper every duy? You can leave them at Roseburg Benuly Parlor.. CASTOR I A For Infanti and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the 61g nature of LOST Lady's gold hracelot. Finder please leave at this office. dn4 FOR SALIO AspniaRiis roots. Pal metto variety. Price 7.1c per 100 or $11 per thousand. II. C. Dawson, 02a Second avc. South, N. E. Roseburg Harth's Toggery A' 1 G G O o 0 o OO u o O 3o o 0 o o O r.O o 0 O O o O O O o o o O O 1r
