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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1911)
i NEW AUTO IN TOWN The First 1911 Model, Chalmers "30" Touring Car Seen in Roseburg, Was Re ceived on Friday by Mr. Moullen, Chalmers & White's Distributer for Douglas and Lane Counties. This Car is Complete in Equipment and is a beautiful Specimen of Automobile Value- HERE IT IS 1911 CHALMERS "30" Specifications I AXE COI NTY FAIIl HATES ADVAXC'hD TWO WEEKS. ECGENK. Or., Feb. 12. The Lane County Fair Association bus chaiiged tic date of Hit county full to Sep-te.uW-r 10-2 i. the week following the slate fair. Instead of the week pre ceding, as many of the horsemen wished to tuke their animals to the fair tn Portland ttie week of Septem ber 4. The new urraiiKement will give horsemen continuous dates to and Including the lust week of Sep tember at Koseburg. Motor 4i4tt (en bloc). " Horse Power 30 Hearings Imported annular bearings throughout. Carburetor float feed automatic type, hot water Jacketed with starting valve. Clutch Multiple Disc running In oil. Lubrication Constant leyel splush system operated by pump. sight feed on dush. Ignition Hosh high tension mug- neo and storage battery. Ale (front! A single piece. drop forging l-beum section. Large annular bearings. Anlr (rear) Full noatltiK tyiie, pressed steel case, heat treated nickel steel shafts, large annular bearings. Springs Fruit hair elliptic 39 In. long 2 111. wide; rear, three quarter elliptic 4t, In. by i In. Wheel 34 In. wood artillery type, large hub flanges, heavy spokes, itcar whiela bolted to brake drums. Tires 34X.'H4. Wheel lluse 1 15 In. Steering- tiear Worm ami g"iir type; steering wheel IS In. in diameter. Transmission He'cct'Vc type sliil ing gi'iir, tliiee speeds Torwiird and reverse. Annular hull h,-:tr-lugs. rpholNlei'y, - I'cbhle-grnlth'd, blink, dull finished t. leather, Hturfi'il wltf) high grade hair. 44 OIT OK IMI I'ASS TIIK TtuM'IIKKS' K.KA.MINATIOX. At the teachers' examination held In Rosobuig lust week. 4 4 out or 6(1 applicants, or 73 per cent, passed. Their names follow: Fin-t tirade Camilla Klnnicutl. W. I. Starr. Hose McUeynolds, Alice Hrumhacb, Anna Herka, lluttie Rose, Cora Turnldge. Kinlna L. I'arsons. Hoy A. (illes, Klberta TIiton, R. V. Dunham. Second tirade l.ane Morlcy. Mabel McKi-un, Kthel Hcnier, Clyde Craig. Acn's Wissela, May Drown, Mae Perking. Lucy Burgess. Kltu Dlllard. Mlittle Jones, Mabel McCracltell. Mrs C. W. Hartley. n- Hunt, Kleanor Itohson, Maud Carm'ehnel, Delia Phillips, Anabel McCord, Krvin Street, Gertie lledrlck, Alinee Ross !:avmond Hewitt. T:i rd CrndH Frank I.. Uradf'ird Kthel Franklin, Grace Grinsted, Meda Trarv, llerllia Marshall, Mark Mar tin, Chester Cook, Bertha McCracken Gertrude Brothertoti, Alvin Tipton Wulter Hercher. Primary Grade Miss Mary E Cloake. o LOCAL NEWS. Equipment Top, storm curtains, cover for s;inie, whirl shield, Warner 'Oilii'ter, 4jhr. presto tank, trunk rack, tire irons, font rest, robe rail, Weed tire chains, extra innei-tube and full tool equipment. l'tiee $1,975 F. O. B., Roseburg The public invited to look this car over and have its merit! explained. Exhibited at Fancher & Thornton's Garage. F. C. Moullen DISTRIBUTER McCLALLEN HOTEL TIIK l"A01I'!C MONTHI.Y'H INTKOIHTTrOUV OFFICII. The Paclflo Monthly, of Portland. Oregon, la beautifully Illustrated monthly mnpaelne which kIvwm very fall information about thu reaourcen and opportuultlea of the big country lying Wmt of the Rockies. It tolli all about the QoveriMmuit rwelutiui tlon projects, free Government Inml and tlla about the d 1st r lets adapted lu fruit ralalnit, daltyliiK, poultry ratalug, etc. It has special siorU-H by Jack London and other no I ad authora. The price la $1.50 a year, but to Introduce It we will stml it six months for fifty cuts. This odor must be accepted on or before Feb ruary 1, llUl. Send your name and addreaa accompanied by fifty cents In stumps and learn all about Oregon. VVuHMi.Kton, Idaho, ami (.'iillioi inn ItOltN. STICVKNS.--In Port land. Or, IV',. 9. 11UI, u lil-pouml dutmhter. In I Mi, and M in. Win. M. Stevens, i Mr, SieveiiH Ih n brother nf Mrn jJ. 1.. Woodson, of litis flty. Speedy Itellef I'rotii Kidney Trouble. "I had an acute atfark of Plight's d I sea Be with Itillaiunmtloti of the kid neys and bladder, and dizziness," writes .Mrs. Clara Thorp. Jackson. Mich. "A hollle of Koley's Kidney 1 ltetii"dy overenine the attack, re duced 1 he hi ll an i mat inn. took away the puin and niiide the bladder action norma t. I tsh rvei y tine run Id know of t IiIh wonderful remedy," .Mui'ters DniK t'o. K After that card party setve Coca Col.i, 01 some other . f Our delicious carbonated drinks. Thev ate not "how che.i , but how good." Give us a trial and order a case todav. Rcr Phoue 1 86 A. K. Bharp, the Northern PacM locomotive eriKlner. arrived hen Hnudny from Paso for a few days VlHit. The (totseburg Chautaunua AhrocIu- ilon will hold un adjourned nieetlni' at the Commerciul . Club Tuesday pvpnlng. Feb. 14, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mis. Fred Itenner Omaha, are here to locate. They have purchased a choice truct of acres of the Oy. Smith farm from the Harding Lnnd Company. Mr. and .Mrs. Lacey Stang and son who have been vIhUIuk at Canlen Valley with his parents, Mr. and Mra It. J. Stang. left today on their re turn home to Seattle. C, E. Speaker, who superintended the laying of the bttullthlc titree paving hero for the Warren ('oiiHiruc t ion Co., In lHOU. Ih here from Che halls. Wash., on IiuhIuchh. Krom other miurrcH we learn that the Warren people would be ghid to get back into i his Held and they may offer bids on th)H year h paving work In lioseburg I'pon complaint of J. C. Alexander a local real estate dealer. Justice Marsters has Issued a warrant for th arrest of J. C. Ilurchard. former sec rotary of the l'mp(ua Land & Wate Co., of which Alexander is president Statutory embezzlement Is the charg" Alexander accuses Ilurchard of mak iug false entries tn the company') books to cover the alleged mlsnpprn nrlarlon of $.10U. Murchard lef Koseburg lu April, 1!M0. and ha never returned. No definite action wan taken b the Itoseburg schod board at it meeting last Saturday, but anothe ! session will be belt, lute this after ncM.ii w ben a dale will prolmhly b lived for voting on a Kite for tlu proposed new high school. The of fer made by Mra. W. W. Cut-dwell, of a t-lte just acrosH iieer Creek, on North Jackson st reet, has been withdrawn, leaving . four proposed sites to select from. These are: Mock on East l.ane street, price $2. Mih; half the Catholic Church block. Price ftlM.iHH); iitarter block, corner Wa.HhliiVtiiti and Chad wick streets. price i.tou ; one block in .North Itoseburg. formerly selected hy the school board, $luno. It Is rumored that the cost of the new building will be limited to about $;('., 000. Kou rteeu visitors front Urn In at tended the meeting of Phlletarlan Lodge In this city Saturday night In iiddltiou to 35 from Myrtle Creek. Four from each place received the degrees of the order, which were ably conferred by the local degree team. Klve local members went t h rough. After the ceremonies a bantiiet was served and all report a very enjoy able time. 1 Ion. John Hall was present I nun Myrtle Creek. In adili- ' linn in the list of 34 published tn Sutiirdav's Wevlevv. The Drain visit ors were: Hon. M. It. Ityan. C. W Hueher. H. Leltoy Haskell. Chun. Me- 'Clure, J It. Haney, Lewis Wroe. (ieo roe. Win. M. Moore. J. O. (Juiiter Marlon (iuiiter. Harry Havis, Tavloi Mavis. Curtis Nicketson, James Stew- , art. Found lu a boxcar, the contents of which thev had turned topsy-turvey to priide themselves with food, two tramps, giving their names as Roy Martin ami Thomas Pender, were ar- i rested by Sheriff Qultie in this city , Sunday morning. They will be taken j to Oregon City, near which place they enteied the car last Friday at , mill night , breaking the car seal In doing so. it Is alleged.. At Junction City the car was again sealed, keep ing the tramps prisoners until they i reached this city, to where the car jas billed. In search of something to nppenne their hunger, the pair broke Into several boxes of con Mtgucd gootls. which yielded them breakfast food, grape Juice, oranges and o stern. Nor was this all. A box of hardware furnished Imple ments with which other boxes were pried open and one of these, contain ing i rock er y . n fforded the t rain ps I'sl-os off of which they ate their 11 f Balloon Will Uplift Stage And Literature I eaih.m; iightH of tin literary and t heat rh m woi id llH v ilet-ided nu a new in. li k1. and a lin'I'H.n is to be I he iimtril nient uud I'itiK tlelil. Mii-m.. iim SeeiiH ul (lie up r rV TT lift. Of i hh ;h firwyyi. there are oilier L-l.'kjaggaMt. profeb-us and kinds of busluepft rejire--eiiteij in Hie memberKhlp of the Flier Cum o America, but ihe uutborx Htid loin so far have been forced to the fnnit. Though born In Jest on the Vfiauda of the Lurcbiiniiil Viiebl club, the new aviation organlatlou Intends leiii xo rloux, if It can be with a uiemliv ndiip embracing such a post lew of solemnity an Frank Daniels. Willie Collier. (Jeorge Ade. Booth Tarklugtou uud David Warm-Id , Despite the fact that every member considers himself u heavier tluiii air being, the hist aerial possessions of ! the club will be a balloon to be guid j ed hy Leo sieens. a veteran handler i of silken air bag. So far only the i club emblem, two white wiiejs on a blue field, ha- been flebn tei, but the j balloon Is t come next, poisib'y after Leroy N. Taylor yf New Yi.rl; ami Stevens marl their projeeletl ttluh. from Waco. Tex . ! Manliultao Island An but two of ihe half hiiuitiil DiemberH of the Filers' clult have ever been iii In the air In an iitinlor.t way they have decided tn begin on th hut loon am pi ogress to the aeroplane tnge. Italloonlng seems so mii'h safer and Aernnatit Sievens bas asHiirtd F. M. Kilib ha sold hi 10-ucre ranch at Edenbower, formerly owned by W. W. Thompson, to O. W. Miller, of Spokane, for $j&U0. Mr. Ellis will go to Long Beach, Calif', and engage In the hotel JjuwitieKt. A very pleasant surprise party was given M.fh Huby LuChapelle lust Sat urduy evening by a number of her young friends. Various games were played and a selling contest engaged In. t!;e latter being won by Miss Flor ence Kohlhagen. A flashlight picture of the party was tuken by Harold Hunt. A luncheon was served by Mrs, W. T. Wright. Mrs. LaChapelle and MIbh Fannie Campbell, who ar ranged for the party without tho knowledge of the Impron; young b os t ess. The guests were: .M i sses 'Florence Kohlhagen. loua Hiebel, Vera Hncklngham.Nlna Metty. Ev:i Lenox, Irene Hunt. Lena Cuest, Helen (luest, Fannie Campbell: Messrs. Noble Whlttamore, Chas. Ashley, El bert Lenox, Chas. Stanton, Harold Hum. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt riding In an aeroplane at St. Louis with Ar-b Hoxsey. the aviator killed later at I. os Angeles. Is one of-the motion picture features at the Palace Theater th:s week. Johnson, the sensational bird-man, afterwards killed at Den ver. Is also shown In flight, perform ing mid-air gyrations that apparently defy the laws of gravitation. Post and Perkins, the Americana, who made the perilous balloon journey For All Avcr's Tills are liver pills. All vege table, svgar-coated. A gentle laxative for ail ihe family. Consult vour doc tor freely about these pill-. :mJ .-.bout all medical matters. Follow his advice. 1 ': re- hir.v knows best. ic.,V"1- Into Canaila, wlnninK t)it Interna-; Mnna! trophy, art. seen makliiK tl'.elr start. AllUKether. the iirlli:e in one of the most Impressive ever'shown, on a canvas lit Host-burs;, depicting. , as It loea. an event of scientific and j historical Interest and showing In ; action America's most famous aero-i nauts. destined to meet traK'c death. ! The theater bill Includes two classy vaudeville acts, one eiuhracitiK an i exhibition of buck and wIhk 'lum-liir I never etiualled on a local stage. I'ACT WII'KS OI T r.WIII.V. Im (.ripie Oiiiifti Strain and weaken the system, and If not checked may develop Into pneu monia. No danger of this when Fol ey's Honey and Tar is taken prompt ly. It Is a reliable family medicine for all coughs and colds, and acts quickly and effectively in cases ol I croup. Remember the name. Foley V I Honey and Tar, for ail coughs and coldn, for bronchitis, croup, hoarse-j ness, and for racking la grippt coughs. No opiateB. Refuse substi-J tuteR. Mursters Drug Co. F HuOmml Head, Widow Kills Self and 1 l-Vcar-Old Son. OXFORD. Me., Feb. 12. In ful fllluivnt of a compact made with her husband during his lingering Illness, which death ended yesterday, Mrs. I.ynwood S. Keene took bc-r own life today after having fatally shot her 14-year-old son, (ierald. The compact was found In n sealed envelope In the woman's room. Keene was once a prosperous farm er, but. according to the conioact. the family had become Impoverished and discouraged during his long sickness. He was 37 years old and his wife a year or two younger. Patronize Review advertisers. No one lies awake thinking of your business: out of print out or mind. Tho Presidential candidate! are well advertised every four years. Ask your neighbor who ran with Bryan the last time Ave out of tea will say they have forgotten and the other five will think a long time be fore they correctly answer. P''?-Vii-Vv:;;. . . .;r. . . .. ... .1 FHAVK rAVIKI.S. t'AVIO WAIiFltt.n AK1J tlKoltlilt AIMv ON INITIAL ASt-KNI tf KI.IKhs' CI, I'll. Ihein (hat fi-niu hi pcl'SHiml e.pv rleine there is no spurt thai j safer. It umy he that before aeroplane are taken up the 1-I11I1 uuucit will contain more 1 1111 ii one balloon and the favorite Cermati alluit- of uu aerial hare and bound" chase can be ui-sunl. In tliN Hirt one of the best balloons. 1 1 1 it 1 1 aged li.v a pilot of aklll. Is selii ted as Ihe hare. Il 1 the "hares" idea It i la.v with wind and hallasi as in elude his pursuers nail dnp In earth Ulitibservi-d Tin. Ii.iu.id l,.i!l,,..T, n hi, Ii make ttie nearest laudlm: to the bare Is HdliidtM-il vl, tnr. Willie Ihe Flier' ,'lllh charter 111, -111 Iik du uut expe,-! to rival the Aria tloa Club of Amerlcn In siit war. ihev do feel that Ihry may do the cause wine good while Itvirnlug It them selves. f 'Oil. Y o r k. anvthiiii; The ilt'liliinstraf i,,u W11 ylven recent ly nt I'rahle l" lemi, e. w h it-Ii em bra, e an animal Ki,ulatlu of flfty ln:s worker i'n dUmayeilOby the fact that lnot of their ground man ThorouRhhred Huff Or- slons were hurled v Prsiris Dogs In New Light. When it come to clearing' sway snow It I tt.-nl.l Till If there I an. IH'rilltenileut of slreet cleaniiu ilt uierl,-a who ,-nn shew cer'ain resl- Uelil of ihe lions park In New .'II t-'Al.K olngton eggs. l M p.-r 1.',. Ad-1 under slant drift divrs V. 1.. Fanens. Ftlenhov, er, (.y ,-lenr.sl the snow nwajr in n no. el ""'"'"j w Slid exiNilltlons manner. ' The lltt!i animals were divido-l lVcs are now pletililnl. hut If vou Into iiuail. with the whlint ami ll'VC.t w ill to he ivrlain of nettliii .trletlv """ ur,iu,-; fresh e k k s . buy them put up In Ihe '"'lll""' In ""I charw. The fat saletv cartons We sell only selected "'il''' fi'-ed In front, and the slock: every egg guaranteed. The other three memlHTs of thnt sjusd Rochdale, dtf pushed him ahead as t snowplow. Mitchell Model T. $1500 Mitchell Surrey Model R. $1250 Mitchell Roadster Model R. $1200 If s ' . . .."! -Mitchell Six $2250 Establishment of the Mitchell Service Dept. We are goini; even fan her. We linve irtvntlr esloldlsli what will hereafter be known as the "Mitchell Service Department." It Is a develop ment of the Makc-Cootl l-olicy. At It head we have plaivd one of Ihe executive oin,, r of our oiganlatlon. Included wlihin t ,,. 1,1, work Is the repair department. It Is 1,1s duty to k.-ep n eye on nil Mit chell car no mailer in what rvnmtc section of the universe they may be II Is his duty to keep Mitchell owner thoroughly roiilenteil. If Hnytlilut; ' goo wrong nllh your cor come lo thi department and n in cold Kngllsh, "This car has gone wrong. Now make H right." There will ho no argil infill. There will lie no evasion no ic, Inn, ol shirking i,r respousililliis. We'll go the limit. We le-lieve Hie Mitchell Is now a perfect as skill am make it. Ot-cgouian, I'ortlaml. Pilldngton Bros. AGENTS 1911 Model T., -Demonstrator, now in Carafe for Practical Demonstration All prliv o.""l' l nn f. o. b. the .ArtorT. Rnrlne, Wl. r o
