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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1911)
fVENINQ ROSfcBt'KO REVICW "'v:.- I...J" "'II H f W! if.llld h.' mVoi.M Hv.v It, ! in. isstti. i.aii. ir.tctiT ni'shAt dOM .,,.,, 0, ,ni(,j ,t -t7"TT" . fc . ti;tt 'Le sheriffs oftWe would otvtiu w i oL.tnittu njnrA.il tu time floor and ith the jail alwv. ' , . ' ' ' j lu cae surh a structure ti erected Kutered at Hntffburc. Orecon. Post-j.,. CuuM w p;u.eiJ Juil nortn 0r Just irfke as fouJ-Utuj Matter. o! th prnt court bouse, with "" ' ----- uu overhead iirvl latticed corrUloi L. VWM(iRLY 'Iradiug Uirrctly ttvm the Jail q Uu- ' r-"'" court room. I)v sucu an ar DAILY Per year, by nmll 3 00 Per moLtt, delivered 60 Per week, delivered 1$ SKHIW iCEKLY Per year II PO nil months St 00 MAY lEi, 11)11. Only five eks uutil tbe tin ihautuoqu wnislon ons The stlon will continue seven days fum June US to July 4. Inclusive. i ruugt-metit the prrsvut o tilers octu pird by the Iter iff could be utillJrd I tv ui ht-r t ouuir officers hu- prtSfUt nuurttr ure becoming or viuwdwd. It this Utter pi all in adopt d it ouid save I bo county lb ti r-ttslty of building an addition to the irt-iii court bouse, or of buiid- Uk a ue court house, for mauy rri to come In thia proposed nw jail a modern steam beating uliiiit could be included that would supply beat both for It and for tbe court bouse at ell. KVKKVONE TO UK HATED. Tbe sunshine of the pas few das Ku.urg Mmlunis to Hare Credit nan orouKOi out aa aouniuince oi j iiuiue. rt-i. Kverjr dooryard ta again a , bower of beauty, fitly proclaiming) The Merchants' Mercantile Com Hoaeouri aa tbe real ' t'lly or Kosea yaur. of Portland. U preparing to iubit.h a credit guide for thia di trlct. iuctudtuie louglaa county. iHug!ai county rt initial dock t j ai Itu term of court is the largest In Ita history. The aeries of maxi mum sentences beiujc imposed is kktfly to have a saluurv effect, bow-evrf. Everyone is eipet-tlug tbe large.i amount of iixxi road building thu year that tbe rouutv has ner en- ioyeI. A lot of new road machinery etc., aa recetveU last wek. and n hope no one wiU.be disappointed with tbe results. Tbe new manager of the Hill railroads in Oregon has announced that the Oregon Klectrlc will not Ne extended from Salem to Kugne tht year. Thus another cherished hope goes glimmering Once upon a time tber i also hope that a railroad might b butlt between Roseburg and Coos I'ar. by someone. It ha bon said that "ho long deferred n.aketh the heart sirk ' This hopv has ben crushed so often th.it it U weil-nlgh dead When wilt it eret be given real life Since the county jail has beec condemned by the grand jury a being groasiy uniamtary. the be5t way of rvoiedytng the defect U brought up for general dtcuion On suggestion that ia gaining con alderable support is to add a thtrc story to the court house, over thr Circuit Court room, and place th jail cells up there. That Is the plat Qsed tn tbe fine nw court houe i Uaker county, and Is found to be rery satisfactory arrangemenf. t places the prisoners beood tn rvacb of any ea cotnntuuuntiot from tbe outside and also make ii dltncult for an tools or weapms t. i b supplied to them. This woulC , fir this sHiem this county will be put in direct touch with credit con ditions all over the I'nlteU States and whenever anyone moves here from auy other part of tbe Catted States, tbe merchants here will he at once poated through this company as to how tbe party paid hli bill here be formerly lived. The cretin guide are made op in districts covering every state in the In mu They are made from the combined experience of all tbe merchants in each of these district and every merchant rates bia owe customers according to bow they have paid htm. before a customer -.n rated he ts given notice by letter that he will be rated and Is given a chance to pay up his old accouut and thus aure a good rating. Kach merchant and professions; man is furnished with a copy of the guide so that he may refer to It and look up the rating of any customer or prospective customer before gtv- ng any credit. YoNiai.J.I sTii;m.v I. r:.k.j.s cUiut. life nd ) . . iiin;;.ar,f wt-rv manm-tcrnl ami it I'IIimU IViu ;ld tMUU fr Semriiii 14111 time Until the wheels : ii- itiutiti .!- lu Hi ot ea jc.tuona. progr ron-'d mer- KN H TK TO CLK'SiiAlX IlKf HEPSKI3f UOm 1.WIV0. MXE DEPOT. od Cuuuiy litis Year. CiUKoX C'iT Y, Or.. May 20.-- V.'illt.fn U'v 7 nf aa. uiiauiu. mM16 yvwutv ; J-. s.fcnwrlter of Duiuth. Minn, fell on lauspu-ioua event jusi recora a. i-citIue ttr,, hHrv, IO(iiiVi alld it u Friday eveblnf. .May 19. 1911. w!t-U "e and never relax vigilan .thoufiui sjtained coiuuwlon ot the nesaed commencement exerclsea of bd effort until Yoncaila !a lles-d ; biain. When picked up he was iu uu the public schools at YoncaMa. Ia'ltb a high a-hool, an wy.'t bad'y ! UIROti&cious couditicn. and bi!e t e- jll probability u uew epoch in ed-i-!" n inantunop lor wnun o,..- ik.k Muin . 1..K in nrlcM hitllv '." for Mlfabfleld Make your waiis light, warm mm! nil Coos ti .y polnta. alio fur Peel and quiet, same at piaster. At Fishers MiiUood. lenve O W. Kappa gro. paint aud paper store. Lok for the eery store. 133 Sherldiin. data paid ni- dli for produiM aluntc tbe Hue. duf -atlouul work huh been established for this place, for never before Las rutbusiukui run so hifh with pupils we are now ready. "Tht- sure foundations of the state , are laid iu knowledge, not iu Ignor ing taken to the Wildwood Mo-:itU became tjh -conscious und beg fighting the meu who were atceud:iis( him. He was poetised of the haf'i- e ciiuition that they were kidnaping Remember. If our check Ib r.iiaed Pefaluu 'i InriitJiitora and broodera. the bank is not responsible. 'Jet a "Standard of tbe world, und a full "Defiance" check protector at Host- line of pt-ultry and bee ajppllea at ki.r. Unnk Qf.ra n A ma Vtf !lf. (HH K K Ml K' ud patrous as at ibis time. Thejance, and every sneer ut education. furnMr urn iitixtnus for an onuor. at culture, at Dook learnuiic. n:tr (unity to duplicate the occasion, and ' tbe recorded wisdom of eiperieuce j lo coniousneaa. aid that he he latter to furnish the necear . oi manaiuu. i me aeuiatcoKue s sneer hint. All'. Daly, when fully restored on PHONE 170 Warninx to Kiulroad M-a. F. S Bacon. U Bast St.. Balb. endp out this warning to railroaders: "A conductor on the railroad. m ork caused a chronic infiammatlot if th kidneys, and 1 was miserable tnd all played out. A friend adu-v Foley a Kidney Pills and from la lay I commenced taking them I be can to regain my strength. The in lammation cleared away and I am ar better than I have ben for JO ears. The weakness and dixxy s pel It ire a thing or the past, and 1 bight) recommend Polev Kidney Pills.' .-'or ule by all drugststa. KoMhnrK lluUdtnjr, and Ixmu A- K-iatitn. All persons wishing t mb&cribe stock will please apply l .V H he or Slfmso NATURE'S TONIC Th uetd of t tonic in the Spring is almost nnivrrsallv rtcogniied. Bodily fAtiyne. fickle appetite, poor digestion, nrrroasness. Ijtk of energy, etc., pre-r that the proper amount of nourishment is not tern supplied to Uie Ivlv through the circulation. The stomach, bowrls. and Jigestive mem fcers are slugKh from lak of stimulating nutrition, anj ia consequence the entire Nxlv sutlers from the eSccU of a poorly nourished constitution. The nse of a real blood .purifying tonic when the system is deranged from lack of nourishment, will often prevent the development cf some serious sickness, because weak syv.:ms cannot rei.it disease, while heulthv. well nourished constitutions are aiile to ward it oS. No medicine is of value as a tonic ex cept one which purines and enm-he the blood, for nntil this is done the body will not receive its required stimulus and disease-resisting powers. S S S is the best Spring tonic tcause vl its genuine ability and wur.h as a blood purifier. It builds up the depleted system in the true wav, by puri fying the blooj and supplying an increased amount of nourishment to every portion of the body. S. S. S removes all impurities from the circulation, and owrcoraes the unpleasant phvsical ailments of Spring S S S is for sale at drug store. TH SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATUSTA. CA. HOT? DUSTY? TIRED? TRY A BOTTLE OF Roseburg Superior Ginger Ale, Hires Root Beer or any other flavor. We hae the quality for sa'e at all cer's and soft drink place. Phone 1S6 for free delivery' to your home. Roseburg Soda Works accommodations whereby to afford the pupil every possible opportunity to advauce. The exercises last Friday evening were a grand success in every par ticular, many being heard to remark 'hat It was the grandest event !n Yoncalta's history. The ball was tastefully decorated with beautiful flowers, ferns and clasa colors, while "Old Glory" huug In an luspiring manner from the front of the sta-". The hall was well filled by our citi rens. showing conclusively the sen timent and appreciation of the pub-lie. At 8:15 p. m. the program was opened by a selection from the Yon' calla band, after which Kev. Dr Knott invoked Iiivlne blessing. N n order was a vocal selection which a beautifully rendered by a popu lar male o artet composed of B. Het 'iwell. Dr. Knott. L. Paugherty and Rav Beckley. Mrs. H. C. Stearns fol lowed with a beautiful instrumeut.il solo which was heartily applauded rr. H. D. Sheldon. Ph. l.. of the rniverslty of Oregon, wa theu In troduced aa the- principal speaker of tb evening, and for almost an nour he'd the audience in rapt attention Dr. Sheldon took for his theme. "Mob Mind." which be handled in a masterly manner, driving home many truths. The graduating class, composed of Knna Huntington. Ruth Peterson May McClarnan. Howard Catlln and Verne Ijnmin. occupied a position ia the stage, and at the proper time Prof. J. E l-ove Introduced the class Supt. Chaney, wno deliverea a althv address In which he com mended very highly the teachers and :he pupils. "This class, said supt. Chaney. "has made the highest aver age of any eighth grade class In Douglas county, the lowest average being 9J per cent and the highest S(l i-J per cent. Xor Is this all. for nor than that. Visa Anna Hunting ion, of this class, has made the high est individual average of any eigtrh grade pupils In the county, and will therefore receive a beautiful gold nedal from Jeweler Ctlngenpeel, of Uosehurg " Af.er speaking briefly to the class Supt- Chaney delivered to each mem rer a diploma, after which each mem ber was presented with a beautlfj jouquet of choice Bower. Another vocal selection was then rendered t the male quartet, after which F. L Beard presented Miss Anna Hunting ton and Miss Ruth Peterson each ith a beautiful gold medal for hav ing made first and second highes' averages, respectively. Mr. Beard spoke briefly, paying tribute to tht nstructor for their good work ami concluding by highly commending the graduating class tor their re markable showing. Special com mendations were also extended to the medal winners. The etercises were concluded 01 . selection by the band, after which the members of the graduating class were the recipients of many flat'fr lng congratulations. To the pupils we have nothing but the very best of wishes ana neanj lprroval of their excellent snowing while to the teachers there can be hut nne verdict remarkable. It ts the old s:orv of snatching victory from the jaws of defeat, for when Prof Love took charge as principal oi me school here th outlook was every thing but promising, so great was ihe dissatisfaction of the patrons and o unconcerned and discontented the at Intelligent liberty, inviting tional degeneracy and nil 11 ."-r Curtis. Advocate of Better Schools. Na- W. l)o (ihts Hauut Swamp? his may to visit ill lam Lang ley, of ti'endaie. I'uon arm ing iu Oregnu i City he found that hi money was j ni.iin' here for awhile and tiy to ol tain employment writing WOOD! WOOD!! WOOD!!! Poison oAK REMEDY atvts eikS. Ctt SI Ti.OtS. iuihi, itc kaA mm $r -at - m 2 VCWvCS' vc; t - c fe. i j--v nrs PMrfi CREAMER! KSKrital. OFtKGOX i Ok yes e hae tlec. t cf ' zi aire cca:o; Now kow ft Skawberriei o, o o do you want? You an get anything yoa want oar store if you come ear!y. IXin't forget, order eariv. Remember, everything new at The North SkJ Crocwy. i We put out certiied rui'.k and cream, and our ice cream is the "best what is"; also the best buttei to be had. Putearurd Milk, ic per !. lv ; swr jaart. 24c per galttt. MMasl lYeawt. twe It lj piat. ' IV scptat. 3r r-T awart. ft.M fmr e Oeana. $t.(M per galUa. w galkxt. V per qoATt. ' O O In. ww -lleee tk pmk, Ik Unj)qua Creamery Cold Storage BuHding Pice Street, Between Cass and Oak Pbooa 137 V nui .. r it's r.lih In f.ar ' I k fancied evil, when there are real and ! The little son of Mrs. o. B. Palmer.i deadly perils to guard against in ' Uitrle Kock. Ark., had the meaale. ! swamps and marches, bayous and low-1 The result was a severe cough w hich lands. These are the malaria germs 'grew wurse and was so severe he, that cause ague, chills and fever, could nut sleep. She rays: "Onebot-i weakness, aches In the boues and 1 tie of roley's Houey and Tar Com-I Umpqua Land and Water Co. (ixroiirouATKi)) muscles and may induce deadly ty phoid. But E'.e!iric Bitter destroy? and casts out these vicious germs from the blood. "Three bottles drove all tbe malaria from my system." wrote Wax. K ret well, of Lucaiua. N C. "and I've had fine health ever since." I'se this safe, sure remedy Only 50c at all druggists. TO WATKK tt)Sl MKi; While the laying of the new wau-i mains is in progress the water will be turned off from time to time. It would be well for consumers to ket-.i a sufficient quantity of water o: hand to supply their daily wau's- J. L. AND S. A. KENDALL TO C1.EAX MASOXK 4'KMKTKHY. Wednesday. May 24th. has ben set aside by the Masonic Lodge for the purpose of cleaning grounds in :he cemetery. All members and per sons owning lots in the cemetery are requested to come and help. Lunch will be served by the Easern Star. COMMITTEE. pound completely cured him and he1 J has never been bothered since."' Croup, whooping cough, measles. ) cough all yield to Foley s Honey and, lar lompouna. 1 ne genuine is 'U th vp I tow nackji.ee. Refuse auv sub-' stitute. For sale by all druggists. 1U1L. K1HTLEY. In Cottage Grove. Or. May IT. 1111. to the wife of Wil liam Kirtley. a sou. Mrs. Kirtley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Churchill, of Cottage Orove. IN MKMOK1AM. In mmory of little KIo d Ashby. infant son of Ashby and Anes Rich ards, who iiied May agni seven month. Another little lamb has gone To dwell with him who gave; Another little darling babe Is sheltered in the grave. A FRIEND. SMOKKU HAM, SLICED. Harness A Johnson, the grocers, are now prepared to serve you sliced smoked ham. also sliced cold boiled ham. is any qusntltv. Phone 103. d "Doan's Ointment cured me of Ec zema that bad annoyed me a long ; time. The cure was permanent." Hon. S. W. Matthews. Commissioner Labr Statistics. Augusta. Me. Closing out sale of post cards, two doien for loc. no less sold. The Fair. dsw 1000 Tiers of Split Body Oak and Block Oak Send In your orders and make sure you are Rolng to have wood. Remember the trouble last year, on account of the streets being torn up for paving. Make your arrangements nun and avoid future, trouble. We deliver in loads of three tiers at Jl'.T.'i per tier. . Umpqua Land and Water Co. Jl Cass St., Roseburg National Bank Building. J KASTKIl MKATS. ami have been famed In song and storv But the finest ever praised by poet rr singer were no choicer than the meals we have prepared f-r your Easter feasting. A look at them will make you hungry. A taste of them will make you wish you could double your capacity for eating. The Economy Market (iKO. KOIII.II (;KN. Prop. so var pd jmm Are The Shapes and trimmings worn this seasonthat every won.an can pick out a hat most becoming to her and still be in sryle. Our Millinery Display Ine'ud mode!s of every approved style. There is not a hat in the cotiection upon which Fashion has not set her seal. We are closing out at! Ladies" Suits regardless of cost. Don't fai! to see them. The Fair Store The Little Store With The Big Bargains COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Gives more beat and lasts lonpertban any other coal on the market. Ill per ton. delivered. Phone I2T. Office 130 South Jackson. mm I 7 Get Your Screens In early. It promises to be a great fly year. Suppose you come here and order them now. We have them for any sized door or window. Or If you prefer to make them yourself we have the moulding, the wire cloth, the tacks, the hammer and the hinges. All at a reasonable price. Order? Oiled for all kinds of fruit bote. The J. G. Flook Co. Roatehnrc. Orejroft. Dishes! Dishes! Dishes! Iu the latest sha.s and colors, decorated or plain, in sts or open stock, now on display at the 3ad.33P Store. Call aud see thera and yon surelv will find what you are looking for. L. H. RHOADE5 & CO. 2nd-Hand Store Roseburg. Ore. M. M. MILLER. ( Llier.se J R. al Estate Dealer). Ranches, Acreage & City Property Some ol these should suit you: 90 aere grain and stork ranch. 13 arres orchard, good buildings: 4' acres one mile from Myrtle Creek good buildings, ett.: 25 acres, 1 I, miles from Myrtle Creek, In rluding 10 a-Tvs of bearing orchard: li)0 acres of orchard, 14 acres full bearing, balance 'J years old. will sell at a bargain. Kiue bun galow, splendidly located in Uoseburg. price SiVH). Exdosive Agent for the Green Orchard Tracts, I : : Near t,ree"s Station, in blocks of S to l." acres terms ee plat at Review office. OSes ita X. Jackson St. -low prii-e and easy Phone IH). o Sorosis are the (JyttPsl Ladies' Shoe mad andth m; pop8l$r, c ind iftfr a year's sinuous effort we have thcra in stock R. L STEPHENS, The Shoe aMan. ail JACKiOl ST mxt door to fosr oyyicx. Buy Groceries Here and Save Your Money If.pccple dird't have to cat they vtc' all get rich in a short time my. Th ore yt et. quality coa- s wtitru. iui juur n iir.ej ;rger y,- ta,lk acf(u;t , be The hist irductafi te u Rive !o rur IrEde is & pive jou n:cre rf value for ycir ftcr.ty ifc n jru ever got before. Ycpay fcr tothiretin iv gids 'vou ask (itjr, ti n cif tic (f t l:ir cirliiy thJn ever hcfcie. CtticFfif Pttre Qpld BtterO Strawberries and Cream 0 The Benson Grocery Phone 1S4 Pure Food Store 225 N. Jackson St. I
