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Newspaper Page Texti in. '"ii mn -T!- tVCNINCiKOSr BURG Rt-VlfcU lHI Ml DAILY K.U'KIT NIMIIAV III-V HOW ITIIMMHIUM COMPANY i.. wimhhu.y DAILY I'ar fur, b moll U 00 ler funiitli, dfcllvvr.d 60 t'r w.na ili'li.eiud 16 HkMI-WKKKLY I'ar ft II 00 Mil uiulillia 11.00 VMK II T, 11)11. AI'I'I.M IHIMI tllliH M I D MltUK I I'-'KMIA I k: Hl TIKlUM KI'flloNIO, Or , March 7 "Tin uleal need nf t tin iiii1m Itilliialiy In III Wlllailu'lla Viillny la mora lip-lu little mill Intensive Mint ImilH," Mltlll 1'lnf, 1' I l.ewl.. of I lie Orvauli Agrl riilliiml CiiHi'Kii lerenlly In ail iIimmwImh m iiiim-iIhk or llm liorl Irii I-luil-l. ill the Y M. C A. hiillillim. III. iiililien whm.' Ill pall, na fnlliiw.: "Wi inn. I iimi iiinrii mil III I lie 1 iirMnii ttf mil (iii'IiiimI mIIpn, Ufiifly MitlhiM liHtttinim 1 1 1 1 1 Iihv null air 11 Mil 1 lIllllltMKit, lti gltllll lil)l (if htill, 1 1 1 ffi'iiihly Im t'lny Inn rim. mImmi lil Ii t"'liM'tiil (hi ynnr nlil " "'"" himmi. I hIhmiI'I In hi'inli'il low, fniiii IN to Inrhxtt, it tin nil Htli'iMpI hIhmimI hm in ii id In t rv M Ml In liu vm hII tli liitiiirhi'M Mhiw nut nl iHMiiiy llm muni IimIiiI. "Mv i'Mirul MtiiiitiM'r wiilrhlnN the Hiit pi'iiwun w run itt vttii nnii'li ImHIit IiciiiIm In our triMi diva Hiv lriPH jiloiily of ronin lo iirow, (no. WImmi lliiV hip nil nt I niifi ImiIIimii IiiimI. yini Hill im 'i'il 110 lo .'Id f.'nt fur iriitr liliiiitliiic. wlillft Ihft It 1 1 1 IiiiiiIm will mIiiihI rliimr iiliuillnR. Wp hIhmiIiI , pun ltin iliMtp nidi hilnimlvi nilllva tlitn niiil pmmmiihki Hi yitiiiiH rnou lo ill rl hit ilon pur. Follow thin Willi frpiimml Hhnllnw mill mill vntlnit mil nvnr :l Ini'lmn In iIpIi, nvr nlln winy Afraid of Ghosts Mmiy mhiU mi nfmlil ut ilintf. r fmltl o( ii nt. l III lmt U a tuooy him I lb rm H Im l. It I li ut ciiiilil h iimintlitt lo ' lm (tml to Iti lunula it wmiltl uppmi mum in thin IIhiii ity ftrt-luMililuri tlmil'Mi, rtm vi it 'I b Nvnitlril. I dry ma hi imh an nm bivaiht, Hi wir ililnk. Hi tfvun 1'flii only pmapfr v!in lli ruuJiilnn t4 lli yalvui ll liv n, lu (hlili il H and ilvlni. ln llivi It lluim'y uf IUl fnra. lautftmr, iimmIi!, llutv t'lieL. H hollow at, hr ih pttittu i (unir u.l ilia Up It huiWii, It U ton In Mltl t)rfinl tli ft mi, Vti ornt liullty Ihr boily rftiiHt oil ri.m y U ill li, I itri'c ii I Mil J d Min'l t)i.uiai y. It liiativwa tli HI pontr, rlNiik I ho aittrm ol ohri4l"ri l"turila, aitri.'tira tl.a MimhI, pnu rdi inni arh and mjitn ul ilUtlim ami wutrliitin hi wutkiti rnmhiioii, to lhtt tha i m AimU no nak or ttmittt (Mt 4t wttuli in hrrcd. "(hiltlvu MiMllrnt laiivryM oonUnn im aU'ntml, nhikUy or Imhll fnnnii. iltuKi. All Ita lltjlrlipna pii.ttvd on lit unUhla wrppr. It U mtt a aonl hhuiiiii hut a im.lUinj nr i n imMrttmnim ami tlili a rm.l wl 40 iistrt f rmr, Aivcpi t o auhallFul - tht la mifhing " ut na (noil." A v our nriglikiri. Closing Out Sale of ReadytoWear Suits Any Suit in the Mouse for Either $10 or $15 Only the two prices, they former ly sold at from $12.50 to $25. They won't last long. Come in, look and et the best- W'c r nirrnts (or two of the bosl "M.1V to Onlrr" Tailoring Firms in tho country, ami in the future we will handle only the "Mde-to-OroYr" Suitsjust as cheap as the "ham! me downs," ami much better fitting, ('ante in, look over our new spring samples. Roseburg Rochdale Co. The Cycle Hatchers Aiv The Best (let a Cycle Brooder and lUtcher ixim bincd. Holds 50 ejrfs, easy to run and are most txvnomical Costs less to run than any other incubator. See them at J. F. BARKER cS CO. lli (round Ih liarom n.k'l n r li) mil In inui nirhmiU nl 1 1 vu- tl'lll ftllllUlll I'l'HMM lllllllll till- IllSt ot AugllM, u HI lo UHiM'Tly hlltdiu Hi" iiHKtto llnil llmv will mil wlniur kill Old, heavy beHiltiK mt'liHriU will ii"tl liiieii.lve in 1 1 1 v h 1 1 i i lulu Into Hep lumber In iimny cmea "Nearly all n r older oriliunlt mid ninny of tlm new orrliiiril pluuled on fallow wheat llnlilii hIhmiIiI ti plumed to rover rinp. AIhiiiI 40 pinmd. of Oimkoii vvtrli Ull'l 10 or l.'i pound, ol ryu lo tin ni-rn, ilrllli'il In til lliu flml of AiikuhI, In very mi I lufurl or v III IliU valley 'MiIh nhoulil Im plowed under In tlin apiliiK. lit Hi" limn when w iiiiluriilly plow the orrliiinl. 'Tiniilna uiimi bo folownl minimi ly, Kvr Ih'IhIIiik In n ml I lilii hIiik ml the flint three yi'iirn. follnwiMl with HkIiI. hiiiiiiiiI ir 1 )icn In uli iUelit yema, Iioulil lit llm ruin A lion t llm llilril or fourth summer llitlit auniiiier pi u riliiK" from Hie flint to llm nriiM'iiili nf .1 ii I v will ulil mi hrltiKltif Hi" Ireea Inlu I"'" i lo Im Imrili'iit iiui'Kllon In answer la. what vnrlelle. lo iilnnl. One mum .Imply rlmo.e from nmnnic atirh lend I rt at roiiniieriinl vnrlellca na Yi'llow Nnwlnwn. (Irllllea tlolilell. .Intuit llllll. Klna nf Tiimiialiia Cuiitity. Graven alnln, Northern Hpr Mtiil Hpllri'iiliei-R "HltllVKIllMTKM n In Ml III only 1" plHtiti lii ili'i'p. rlrli. hut unl Ion lnvy tl. wtlli uti .MinNiiru. "Wu iiwA to linvw lntlir liiinlM, niid iniirh ln'ttiT Mti'llioiln of IiiiimIIIoh Mir rrniw .... ... vi Vi'iy fw ti In (In w II- liHMKito Vutli'y run pul ut n rnmmi't (III) bill Of 0lll'H. Wt Mil Ml III I'll lll'l nllrllil llm lliili IHHhlliK whool In-Ill nnt'h wlniur lit Him Arlriiltuiul lol U'Ho, or ui'pi'ul Tnr n imuIiIiik hi-IhhiI hi our roiiiuiunliy I'nrli full. TIh'm rim tin rnmliirtiMt In vnilntm intrtN oT I ho viilh'y nt it vnry mini II ikhuno In iim'h rniiiiniinlty." i (Hip thouMHi.il voliiini'i of m w pnu illur flrtloii, pair bliKlliiKH. Iiav Jusl bvii mtilixl lo Hi rlrculnthiR Itbrnry nt tlm MonvhiirM (look Him. Tho Ami honk coln only 10c; nmil It mid st'hmifta It for miothwr book Tor on It 0 font. 1nw Pw propU I minimi i, mini "jm"WwmmMv a .-II, .n..i . II prryKry? vat " """i1 Makes Home Baking Easy Royal Baking Powder helps the housewife to produce at home, quickly and economically, fine and tasty cake, hot biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and muffins, fresh, clean, tasty and wholesome, with which the ready-made food found at the shop or grocery does not com pare. Royal Is the greatest of bake-day helps. BOTAL COOK BOOK-100 RECEIPTS FREE Stnd Namt Mvfti Samim HHI MILLIONS I OU ltl(;A I ION. 1 ! niirAiiu, ml, murt'ii . w mil rKi'liiioiitinn ny irriKiuiuii iimmiiih to, inn riiuiury m BirniiKiy iih.mim.mi -iy tho ..ti-iiI aoiinumnmniit of I tip I'lil- tPO HiniPM rKi'iaiuanoii norvirn inai $ IS,iM)i),0M(l h to bo pxpomlori diiriiiK , hip tioxi rnur yiam in ronm-nnK inu , work nf llm Oovni'iiumiiL In reclaim Iiir Hoinl-iirlil an (I arid IiiihIh til I ho Wi'Ht. What an ennrnmuH amnont thin Ih nmy porhapa bo mnro cattily uniprchtMidiMl w ht'ii it la remcmbcreri that II nvpniKoa nil ixpimlltuni ofKpon wph ronHlutlonallty of $1.(100,000 a month While t lliu expenditure would p:iy fnr five ItattleHhlpa, It In In the case uf the ret'lamatton aervlrc only n loan lo tie returned to the l1 lilted HlatoH tt'enHury and reMmplnved for reclamation work. Tho aetilpr un n tJtvernmeot project baa ten yen in lu which to pay for htn land and water, u hi In the ret ii i na under Irrlgatlnn tire In many canes an abundant thai nni or two cropa will repay the cont The new imirketH Hum upeued are nl great Importance to merchantH. manuracturera and llnaiicterH. causttiK them In be greatly Interested In tho National Irrigation Cnngretta here lecemher ft to t. Rl Ha Ihienn't l.tre In tUuMbura: Nor It cm I tlm ItcTtew. A man In rntineottcul gava a doc tor, a aped a lint In catarrh, t.'tO to Mir htm of thta common yet moat nhnnxinua dlDiime. The upecinUst gave htm a bottle of medicine mid told Mm to uva It. Tho fool took tho medicine homo, took on done, put It on a aholf and made no further effort to follow Ui !tructlnm Three month later with tho medi cine atlil on tho aholf bo told a friend that tho apecialUl waa n fake; that he had paid htm $.'0 and atill h:id catarrh t HYOMKI (pnMionnco U Hlgh-o-mo won't euro catarrh If you don't breathe tt; It will If you bro.ithe it popularly, Kurthermnro, yon dont nwl to givo a catarrh ainvialUt $ri to cura ou of catarrh, for the apoflaHM ta et to bo born who crn wr'te a better prcsicrlptttn than HYOMKI. Tho lied CrM Tharmacy and drug Rtsfn OTorywhort guarantee HYO MKI to enro catarrh or money back. A complete outfit, which Include a hotllo nf HYOMKI, a hard rubber In halor and almplo direction for uso, toiiia only $1.00. Separate bottle of HYOMKI. If afterward needed cost but !0 cent. Cheapest accident tnsuranco Hr. Thoma' KcNvttc Oil. Stop tho pain snd beala tho wound. All druggists sell It. Th Lena Star laundry t now oon and w anta your nustnoaa. ijidiM' and arontlomon a work a ?ipocialty Kamilr trad aoUcited Phono S0 and wagon wilt call for vour laundry, also doltror tt pmmpl v whon roadv. On a u a trial. Wo know tho buslnojMi trxm A to X and can aatisfy thw mcst particular r-otplo Ottlco and plant at 109 Shondan atroot, Koobnrg Errand Ht , pwpriotara dtf COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Otroa mna boat and last lor.r than any eibor coal tho icarkot. SIX per torn, dolivrod. Thono lit. OAS- 15 Sih Jaokon. 1 1 and Addrtit. 90.. mw VOM. (.IIOSS i:KMN(JS T LAW ih:ai, navs it i okh. RAI. KM. Dr., Mnrrh ft. Following 0l,m of thn Atloriinv-Ui'liriul tUit the ktohh parnlnnH tax ailnplMl ,v the ponplo In I Hint wiih mppaliMl by tho h'KlMlalorP In 190.1. tho Tax Com- m,KH.nn . whl(.i, ()W,,8 H l,x,lu.0 to the law of 1 ui. linn InHtructod State TreiiHurer Kay not to collect the groHH iMirnlngH tax for MHO. An interesting fpature Ih that the law held to be repealed in the one tho Initiative and referendum Ih be ing tented hi the I'nlted States Sti lireme Court. This teat cane will not be affected, iih the law wan In full force when the appeal was taken, and tho HlnwucKH of the rourtK acconutn for the law being n dead letter befnre Ita rnnatltuttnnaltty can be paHsed up on In tho highest court KIceiiHO taxes on gross earnings of express, telephone, telegraph, sleep ing car, refrigerator car and oil com panies cannot be collected In this state hereafter, nerordlng to the opinion rendered to the tax commis sion by Attornoy-CJeneral Crawford for the reasnn that the tax commis sion hi assessing such corporations computed the gross earnings and to tux the grosH earnings separately nf forwards would be double taxation. The law taxing the corpuratlnns and naming I1 per cent on their gross earnings. In the opinion of the At-torney-C.eneral. la impliedly repealed by tho laws enacted In U0!t creating the tax commission and giving It the authority to assess corporations by the Inclusion of the gross earnings The gross earnings license tax was enacted by the Vooplo ni tm Scleral election In June. li0h. and was formulated and adopted through the efforts of the state grange. A Cnltl 1 4 ;riiUH Then Pneumonia. Is to often the fatal sequence. Kolev's Honor and Tar expels tho cold, checks tho la grippe, and pro vents pneumonia. It is a prompt and reliable cough medicine that contains no narcotics. "Foley's Honey and Tar Is the best cough remedy I over used, as It quickly stopped a severe ough that had long troubled me. ss .1. W . Kuhn. Princeton. Nehr. .lust as quickly and surely it acts u all cases of coughs, colds, la grippe and lung trouble. It Is as safe for your children as yourseir. and snouiu ho used in all cases of croup, whoop ing cough and measles cough. Kef n so substitutes. Marstors Urug Co. ' Ktorn Ojatera In Any fttjlo. 8hoH Orders at Any Hoar. Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY, Prop. RKtil'l-AR 1MWKR. CV CMrkn I'lnnrr Kvry SunJar. . Ora untli 14 p. m.. dally. Shrndaa Strt Nfar IVpoL IF Of ARK WVU. lWSTKP mi 'mr.Scr if dti't nei to tc'.l yea of Its r.-sxi liua'i:1. Y,u have fenni them cut for yonrw'f It I tie rr.an ho Umi i.iVtr aut ;t that a ant to riMi.- h If y,n are oee c tl to rc.v. .-n.r.ai:,-a: tfs thi tfce Nvt IcrcScr is ry far te V.f aj e!, i.4 O.at ocrs la ty lMwt to r I MILL I I MRKR tX, Oar. rm a4 ilaA Iomi DKA1.V NEWS. Walter Y. WaKoncr dlt-d ht hla homo hi Houlh Drain luxt WidneBduy, March Ul, and mum burled in the itltchey ceiiiet'iy, f1v nille north of town, on Ftldii. Tliu cause of death wu a second paralytic itroke the llrut or which he aurffied a lime over a year ago. flesltU-H a widow ho K-aves six children, two bona and four daiiKhteru. Ill age wa 'l yearn. TIim f.iiHTiil of PuttersMi V. CofTi-y. whom d'-ath occurred In Portland last Thu rd:ty , took place hero on Hiind iy at the M. K. Church. th ser mi'ii hi'ing pi'sutifd by the pastor, Itev. K. M Sii'ith. The rateem in which Mi. C'ff-y waH held was evl d need by the large attendance at the funeral. Ho leaves a family of two hoiih and three, daiigliti'rs, nil grown to nuuihiKid and womanhood. They are: In. . C. Coffey, of Port land; Alexander Cuff", of Courteiiuy, North Dakota; Mrs. Itose Powell, of K igeiie; M Iks Yauda. uf Portia ml . and Mlsr Ada, now iu New York City Ht u dying rui the profession of a trained mil He. Mrs. Coffey died lu i August of last year. Ills age was 6fi years. Thu Hiinnydale Orchard Company are rushing the planting uf some 40.IMMI apple and pear trees received hero u short time ago. They haw two surveying crews platting the ground and planters suttkcleiit lo keep up with the surveyors and they ex ' peel to be about three weeks yet ill llnlshtiig the work. I The Drain Commercial Club held j their annual meet lug, for the elcc jtton of olIlcei'H, Monday evening last. The following were elected for the ensuing year: President, Hon. Itenj. Huntington, Jr.; Vice President, 11. M. Hodden ; Secretary -Treasurer. John Cool; Sergeaiit-at-AruiH, W. M. Monro; Hoard nf Managers, W. C. Kdwards. A. It. Haven and Leo Par ker. It was also agreed that the board of managers should employ a suitable person for corresponding secretary, ho to bo paid a ttmull sal ary. Klghteen new names were ad ded to the membership roll mid tho club starts the year with marked enthusiasm, and with a determina tion to boost tho town and surround' lug country. Drain, Ore., March 7, 1911. OCCASIONAL. "I suffered habitually from consti pation. Donn's Itegulets relieved and strengthened the bowels, bo that they have been regular ever since." A. K. Davis, grocer. Sulphur Springs, Texas. KOTICK TO TAXPAYF.HS. You nro hereby notified that your taxes for the year 1910 will become due nod payable on the first day of March. Wo are using a new forn of stnto mont or receipt this year, and it will he necessary for you to either bring or send this statement to the sheriff's o til co when paying taxes, as this statement when stamped paid by the sheriff becomes your tax receipt. C.KO. K. QP1NK. daw Sheriff and Tax Collector. ToliM'hom' 33B Hours 9-12 1- 5 ! UK. K. W. lll'N'T ! llentist. Abraham Hldg. Koseburg. Oregon. I K. C. L. PKARSOS DENTIST UKFICE IN REVIEW BUILDING Hours: 10 i. m. to S r. m. A1.IU HT S. HI KY OITOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. tosebur ... Otvgoo DR. J. U CALLAWAY. Osteopathic I'hjsirlan. Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Klrksville. Mo., un der founder of the science. Or. A. T. Stl'l. Abraham Rldg. Phone 1691 iOSKHIRG ORKGO-S Ifflo Houra: Phone: '0 to 11 a.m. OfBc Main 1711 t to 4 p. m. Resid. Main 1711 PR. U CKTTA SMITH. PhjnlciMi Women and Children Dleae a Specialty, ifflc. Masonic Rldg.. Second Floor DRS. SKKI.Y. SKTHKR & STEWAR1 Physician and Surgeon. u'te of Office Rear tviuglaa Couo ,t Bank Bulldinf. Ground Floor Phone UtU. ROSEPVRO .-- - OREGON HRKtWX KKSTAl'RAT f Pi Day and Night. J. nnt-c'asa meal at all hour Fre?h 0:ynapia Oysters. Fl.h and Cam. all t.ie time. J. Regular Meal. W (Vnts. Hav added a ne Italcxny f w.'Ca'.lT rwe-red for ladlea f ad famlllea. j. Aa E ect.-lc Flano will fnrnlsh V tnnalc djrlcg meal houra 4 4.4., " NXW YORJC CAFE Ctiaa Jo, lip, OI'KX DAY AMI NIGHT. Moalu al All Hour.. Rf u.ar Veala Jo cent Clurken Dinner .undss from II noon to I p m. Chon ftnT V.vvtl. r 1 ill . N.h . r .ii , l . . i . Cor Jarkai.ii a v..hiH.... .... - . ., n - hi. in (.1. aft OREGON PRODUCTS ATTRACT BIG CROWDS Indications are for Crf ai Movement of Homeseekers Into 0 gon During 191 1 Fruit Industry Interests Central States. "The way lo g;-t people into the Northwest is to take the Northwest lo them." This Is what President Hill of tho (Jreat Northern has dune for Oregon by completely equipping a car with Oregon products and send ing it on a Touo mile tour through the KaHteni stares with traveling rep resentatives In charge who are well versed on Western conditions. The interest this car has created every where on lta tour through Michigan, eastern Ohio and southern Indiana OREOON EXHIBIT BV CIRKAT NOHTHEItN ItY. AT WESTERN LAND PRODUCTS EXIIIUIT. HELD IN OMAHA, NEB. RECENTLY. Ihih liccn not hi UK short of wonderful. Orison Ih bomul to itin from this priu'ticul iiuhllcity, and tho value of it can only bo riM'konod when t Jit colon ist period Is ovpr nnd some Idea can bo had of the number of new settlers brought Into the state. The following reports of the Travel ing Immigration Agents in charge of Oregon's Kxliibition Car were fur nished by K. C. Leedy. Ceueral Im migration Agent of the Great North ern Ky.: Greenwood, lnd. Fifteen hundred visitors, a 'great many of whom were fanners. A large per cent of interest was for homesteads in Oregon. The hall where the stereopticon lecture was held in the evening was crowded, and some were turned away. The ap ple display in the car is drawing many favorable comments. Jeffersonville. lnd. Tremendous crowd. At least r000 people visited the car. The crowd kept up all day long and the lecture hall was crowded In- the evening. We estimated the attendance at about 1400. The in terest' seems to be mostly in farm lands with a little for fruit culture. Commercial Abstract Co. Abstracts of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR BOND Insurance Conveyancing 328 NORTH JACKSON STRXET. ROSEBUR.C, OREGON 117 rE have on largest and shingles, doors, windows, and building material we have ever had. Let us figure on your bill. Page Investment Company J',ION-'- . TOPN. JACKSON V i: i "T ftfimmiimag-MI i Wanted at Once $3,000.00 Worth 2nd. hand oods, we pay BEST PRICES L. H. RHOADES &. CO. -nd-Hand Store Rosebur, Ore. This Is a good working field and the interested class seemed lo be listed among the best people. New Albany, lnd. Nothing bo far equals the attendance to the Oregon car such as we had at New Albany. Starting early In the morning we had a steady crowd of visitors for the two days. On the evening of the second day we passed through the car not less than K00 people between 7:30 and 9:00 p. m. It was necessary io do this, as we left at 9:30 p. in. I would estimate the attendance dur ing both days ut no less than 9000 people. I Franklin. lnd. Enthusiasm and interest shown here set a new mark I for the Oregon Car. We had fully 1 40U0 visitors and the hall in the evening was filled to overflowing. I , have never experienced quite such ; an enthusiastic audience us we en countered at our lecture. After the lecture we were kept busy for some ;time giving personal Interviews. We also opened the car and allowed the people to look the exhibits over until almost 11:00 p. m. We secured the names of a large number of prospec tive homesteaders and tourists fo;"J Oregon. ' Ansonln. Ohio. Attendance abiiit 600. At the stereopticon lecture iii the evening every seat In the hall was taken. It was a rousing and especi ally interested crowd and the attend ance was large considering the size of the town. Several came to me after the lecture in the evening anil stated that they were going West this spring or summer. hand at present the best stock of lumber, SERVE HIM A STEAK aweet. tender and Juicy and your iiur hand will open up his heart and hla pocketbook. Where will you get audi a steak? Why right here, of conraa. We have the choicest meats In all th land If you buy here once your husband will get good-natured Imma diatoly. if you buy here regularly he will be "Sunny Jim" ill the tlm a The Economy Market Oem. Kofclbace. Pro.