Roseburg review., May 22, 1911, Image 4

,1 jmnii, i'MitiS-"
if t v. trsavfLsm
Why Not Sleep
Out of Doors
This is the greatest blood!
purifier in the world and
the greatest tonic for the !
human body. Save your
doctor bill and stimulate
your energy.
Ci MADE IN OHEPPNjy
ll'
A Cot That
Can be Packed
On a Horse
((lie 1 lint In uni fill t hi'i"
m'f yun hiipH'ii to In, vtiwhr
Ht fmiiii ui In rnuip. Thin nit
th Kiiuriiiitciil lo hold HMKl
IIih. hy I ho (told MimIiiI ramp
Fimiltluv Co. It Ik by imIiIh
tin n ion t comfort uhlr nf nny
orilliuiry cot. Thih rot U til
uh) (a tit. fur n fnu nc run all
auHJiind tho cniivnN.
Prices $2.50 to $3.50
What Kind of
A Tent do You
Want?
IH yon Hunt H icni that In
full lw, thnl In made of ll.c
hosl iiiiillly N ut, duck? Do
)'li mint n tent with wcll-niiiilo
n.ie nnil l,r,-H rimmed e)c
Ion.? Ilo you waul I he bent
li'lil In ItfiwhuiK, iiiiiIitIiiI,
workmanship, olcV Thru m
B. W. STRONG
THE FURNITURE MAN
NEW 8. I T1SIK CAM).
Nurllibouiid.
icrnnehcoo.
.' ties only.
It carries t'.irnugh liuil
No. Num. Lrat
12. Simla Limited .. 7:30 a. in
18. Overland llt'.'o p. m
H. loi t. -Ashland local I r. 0 fi. in
20. I'orl.-Itoscb'g local 9:00 u. in
MoutlltMIUIHl.
II. Shasta Limited ...12:41 a. in
13. Flyer S.15 a. m
IS. Overland 4:00 a. in
17. l'ort.-Hoseb'r local
ID. Port. -Ashlar I loiul r.:S0 p. m.
No. 17 ilea up In Koseburg. ar
WAM'KO.
H I0W I. Ml WANTED
Street, KoM'lMilf.
:;4." .sn .tii iin
(I mi1'
,'IvIiik here at 1:10 a. in. 11 forma I
tha equipment of No. 20, whloo
loan, hero at 0:00 In Hi. morning
..rlln lt Dnfflnn.l '
It will be noticed that the above
la th leaving time nf these trains
Moat of them arrive 20 minutes be
fore departure. The Shasta Limited
dooa uot take on passengers at any
plac between Portland and Sau
WAXTKI).- Housework l,v mlddl
aged womun. Address X. -u i-v It
view. ,,,,
WANTED. A young man who ha
had some experience selling sewiuv
nun-in lies on the road; good com
mission. Apply to P. O. liox 752
Hoaeblirg. dtt
WANTED. Equipped farm with not
lens than f0 acres in cultivation
and plenty of miming water. Will
buy or rent, (live full particulars
in llrst letter. Address Z, care
Review. dsw
MADi, IN OBEOON. .
Th miili ijilictry aud diversity of
products u-de iu Oregou are nut as
well kuowu to tbe aveiage resident, ur
business limn, fur that njultur. as they
stoolld be. Hcle iu Ort-goU W. IIIHUU-
fa.Iuic n.-rhiips ninety pr ceut of th.
uveiagt- rt"um-lii-ut s of our citizens,
out vuiiiatutivflv few realize the fact
" Mudi- iu Uieun" should be the slo-
i(:iu ut every wituen. hvery dollar
;oriil fur bt-iite goods reuuiiiiH at bum.,
.nut the sp.uder gets buck at least a
oor'iou of bis money iu one way or an
other eveiv lime be buys a "Made in
uiiu(. ' pruduet.
Orcguu is deidiiied to be one of the
giea! manufacturing state, in th.
I'moii, hut lite time it will require fur
li- r tu h in t he foremost rank of man
ii f:i(-t hi i uo; atutea wouM greatly be
snorlelieil if our people would make it a
purtiuii of their daily duties first to in
quire if the kooiIb tbey are buyiug ar.
"Mjile iu Uiejron."
We have lai-turies In tbia state which
to. lay are st ruu.g'liiiy. fur existem-e, and
wbii-b wuultl he ruuuing aloug suiootbly,
eoipioyiug mauy more men aud women
if eui-b man, womau auil child in the
state would insist oa having the home
protluct. It is not askej that our peo
ple buy ".Made in Oregon1' goods iu
piefeieuce to guods made elsewhere, un
less the home product is equal in qual
ity, appeurauce uud price to the Bum.
Ifuoils made elsewhere. Dut even tb.
casual investigation of our citizens will
show that our manufactories iu moat
lines are turning out goods tuday th.
equal of any in the country, aud the
Manufacturers' Association only aaks
that wheu such goods are offered that
ihev he given the preference.
'Ibis lends to another important phaae
of this question.
1 li. support or noin. Industry la tha
duty of every citizen. We live bjr tha
interchange of trade. There ia email
need imleeil for tbe people of Oregon
to go outsitie tneir stnte Tor the overy
luy requirements of life, and if the Ore
gon people would insist oo "Mad. in
Oregon" goods being sold tbem, retail
dealers everywhere would keep up their
stock tu meet th. demands of their
trade.
t.'itiea and states are built up by tbe
pay-rolls within the state. Property
values are kept up by the pay-rolls of
tbe factories. Farm values are kept up
hy the demands for farm producta from
the -cit.iea, the niauufacturing centers.
The whole problem is one wbieh even
ciihiiiiII v studied will prove to nny citi
zen and to every man, woman and child
within the state that his support of
"Made in Oregon" goods means that
his own prosperity will be greater. It
is a "wheel within a wheel" propo-
iition. InsiHt on ".Made in Oregon"
goods.
The factories are tha life of our cities.
Tbe more factories we have, the riiore
pcopl. are employed, and greater be
comes, tbe prosperity not only of the
cities, but of the rural districts, for tha
factory supported cities must depend
upon the agricultural districts for their
food suiiplie-i, and largely for their
raw products. Tbe home manufacturers
depend tiK)R the people and the people
depend upon the home manufacturers.
The consistent support of home indue
irie and the pcrpiUtrnl demand for
"M:i.le iu Oregon" goods meuns in
creased pay rolls, which ia turn will be
to the advantage of tbe fanner and all
ether producers of tbe necessities of
lite.
uk. At, ftkwa
MlS. 11. (. AlllMlll It tiS;tlllj tv;'t!
relatives Iu (Nittuge ttruv.
Kdgar Snerruiiu bk. resigned Mu
potltluu us aalesuiuu ut Josephson's.
Mm. fjun Bunnell 1ms guiie to
Wayue. Colo., to visit with her sister.
K. II. Chuunittii nud Chita. Clark
were uniong tbe resldeuta of Glide In
this city today.
If you are looking for quality get
White House or- Uurrlngtou Hull
Coffee ut the Hochdalo. dsw
MIbs Margaret Page left lnat week
fur Harlow Town. .Mum., where she
will be tbe guest of relatives.
Pcistul Inspector S. H. lorse left
tuduv on a li'iKliu-hK trip lo EusiHrr
Oregon and Wiutteluuccu. Nev.
Clark Hurge left Ihla luoi-tilng for
his future home ut Long Heuch. Cut
IliK luinlly hue been there for the past
two weeks.
Wu are giving you a better corn
than you can buy nt any price, for
only l.rc. Cull for Onargu itiand
Sweet Corn, at the Rochdale. daw
H. 1'. Evans. I'liipquu; (leo. W.
Stephens. Oakland, and S. M. Pardee
Canyonvllle. were uniong tbe Circuit
Court JurorB this week.
The dishes went to Mrs. J. It. Put-
rick last Thursday. Another flue set
will be gl en uway next Thursday uf
ternoon ut 2 o'clock at the Kochdale.
Street paving work Is progressing
rapidly now and tbe big mixer of
surfacing material wa heated up to
day. Grading wus also commenced
north of the Deer Creek bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Kiddle came
down from Kiddle this afternoon aud
are visiting ut the home of their
son, 1. II. Kiddle. The elder gentle
man la still in feeble health.
Thornton ar.d Knncher ore today
moving Into their new auto garage
In the concrete building next to the
rtoseburg Steam Laundry. Their old
quarters on Cass street are being
occupied by Taylor Hrothers. paint
or5. Have you tried 8unrise Milk? It
Is a better product put up bv a better
process than nny of the other milks
on tho mnrket. It will not full to
satisfy. The RdVhdale. agents, dsw
Dr. Geo. A. Ilradhurn was In from
Wlnstons today. lie is Improving
slowly from the severe Injury of a
broken leg. which accident occurred
about two months ngo. He reports
a fair crop of fruit In his orchard
this year, despite the very unseason
able weather.
"I'nclo Jeff" Singleton and daugh
te,', Mrs. Walter Richardson, arrived
hero from Portland this morning,
their daughter and sister, Mrs. S. I.
Thornton, being very 111. The hit
ter's son, I.ee Thornton, has been
siinininn.d from Lakeview. Mrs.
Thornton was reported somewhat
better today.
Mis. .1. S. Sturues, Hickory, N, C,
npeaks to those who have a similar
trouble. "I have been bothered a
great deal with throat mid lung
trouble, mid Hud F'oley'a Honey and
Tar Compound glvea me Immediate
sutlsfnction and relief." Tnko
ey's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds und hoarseness, for
children mid for grown people. Ac
cent no substitutes. For nolo h ull
druggists.
Dr. J. M. llunslnialr. owner of the
former Illrney Dixon farm of 2710
ures. lying between Eden bower and
Wlnchesfr, arrived hero this morn
ing from Portland, accompanied by
It. M. OJieitaulTer. a civil engineer,
who will h.we charge of the Improve
ment work to he started on ttm farm
at once. Seven hundred acres of
cleared land aro to bo platted Into
Ilvo nud ten-acre tracts and planted
to apples, pears, walnuts and hazel
nuts, then plncod on the mnrket. A
itock computiv to tlnance tho venture
will bo organized und agencies will
he maintained In Portland and Hose
buig. The farm Is tupped by the
water and light system connecting
Wlncheste.' and Rosehnrg and these
accommodations will be an attractive
t'euttiro to Intending Investors.
K M. fciirt raluruH Ihll Iriornlni
fitoj a ti li tn porr'ahd
II. K. Itlatldt. Del Milltli-S. low I.
T. Whitehall. Now York; li. K.
HlntzleiuuB. Eugene; B. O. McCee.
K. v. McKuy. Seattle; B. Robinson,
H llobliuon, Oakland:. Oliver Thorn
ton, Juticilou: Chas. 11. Pratt. Brock
way: J. L. Hull, Sllverton; 11. F.
Lulouretuu and wife. D. C. llerrlu
and wife, Portlund; C. J. Anderson.
Melrose: S. C. Eudlcott. Boise. Iduho;
J. R. Clayton, Tyee; S. D. Evans.
Umpu.ua; John I'lam. Riddle; Mrs.
J. M. Nye. Mrs. S. C. Cope. Coqullle;
S. W. Head. Burlington, lowu, were
recent arrivals at the McClalltn.
Two high hoiiorK fell to tho You
callu public school, John E. Love
principal, as the result of tho eighth
grado Hun! examinations held
thioughoul the county ten d:iys ago.
Thu eighth grade class, live In num
ber, wus the only class to pa;.s in Ms
entirety. Tho general average was V3
percent. A member of the class, Mi.s
Anna Huntington, uttulned uu aver
age of Sti 2-u per cent, tbe highest
individual standing of any pupil, in
the county. Her leadership is ren
dered remarkable by the fact that
for ten days preceding the examina
tion she was too sick to attend school.
She wins the gold medal offered by
W. fi. Cllngenpeel. the Koseburg
Jeweler, for the best Individual aver
age. It will be formally presented to
her by County School Supt. Chaney
at Yoncalla on May 31, wheu Prof.
Chaney will aiso deliver an address
on the high school work now ahead
of the class. Miss Huntington Is 14
years of age aud a sister of Repre
sentative BenJ. Huntington, Jr.
i(iWC'S 't I
T 11 J Uih xvhy l:t C01ltellted with
j aFOULI tlsinscraaily, rough hair? Ayer's
Hair V.orgies softness and rich
ness to the hair, makti it 'thicker, heavier. Cannot change
the folor. Safetonse? Ask your own doctor. f;":,'1-
j LOCAL NEWS.
Frank C. Kelsey, who engineered
I liosebuig's bitullthlc paving, Is to
: recover his fat Job In Tacoiuu, Wash.,
us the resuit of the recall election
I recently held In that city. A Tacoiuu
dispatch says: Of no less Interest to
some classes Is the change iu the
department of light and water made
by the recall of Nicholas Luwson und
the election of B. J. Weeks, It was
i Luwson who dispensed with the ser
vices of F'rank C. Kelsey. formerly
of Portland, who planned the -,-;
000.0IIU gravity water system which
' the city is now building, uud put an
Inexperienced engineer In charge of
the construction There was much
: public Indignation at this action and
during the mayoralt. campaign May-'
jor Seymour often ai erted that be
j would do nil iu his power lo get
; Kelsey back on the Jo . It is signi
ficant that the day after the election
Weeks und Seymour had a long con
ference and It Is believed that KelBey
will be tendered tho pluco aa Boon as
Weeks can get a film grip on the
reins of office.
Complaints of numerous acta of
petty thievery aud other obnoxious
things have caused the Southern Pa
cific Company to discharge all of tha
Greek section hands, 60 iu number,
eniploytd Iu Douglas county. Their
places have been filled by Italians,
who us u general rule, are law abid
ing. ids price cf rcodatuQa hat come
town at toe North Side Grocery, dtf
Ask vour grocer for machinery
made bread. Tbe Umpqi i Bakery
makes It. dt!
Isr.ronue ftnvlew adverftanra.
losi Isletid of Dead Sea.
The Iieud sea is encroaching upon
the laud alftni it ho rupidr. in this
decode that whole forests of trees
rlih-h formerly grew at some dinn--e
from Its lunik are now iianlnllv sub
merged Mnl'S nf the sea m-ole f'.veu
fy yours ugo show an Island m-ir the
northern ejir mlty of the hike vhieh
wus not foiir:d during a rii-ent survey.
and It Is Htiplsisof th-il thi has been
lost In the rising Winers. The Turk
Isb government sold the mining rl-:hts
on the shores .to a syndicate for ii'ioin
$Mn.ono, and If the seu for sow un
known reason continues to rise thesf
hAhllncs will be almost unattainable.
Our Hair Goods Week.
Our factory having given us special discounts for
one week, we will quote the following prices in good
quality, wavy human hair switches and they are beauties.
22 in. at $2.75 24 in. at $3 75 26 in. at $5.00 28 iu.
at $10.00 32 in. at $12.75. ruffs from $100 to $400.
Let us show you the new things in puffs.
Transformations $3.75 to $5.00
HAIU GOODS MILLINERY NECKWEAR
TOILET ARTICLES
ROSEBURG BEAUTY PARLORS
HAIR. AND SCALP TREATMENT
FACIAL MASSAGE
HAIR DRESSING
MANICURING
LOST. In Koseburg. a bluek fringed
woolen shawl. Finder please leave
ut lleview office or return to own
er. Mrs. J. J. Cawlfield. corner'
Flint and Lane streets, Koseburg. (
dsw in 2 9
. a a. M., iurt-i MxiKt No. 13
ropulftr meetn.K""n 2nd i J lib
tty ol 4h muulb
J. D. ZU'ICHKB. W. !
O. li. W . KuM)urt Loogi lSn. If. -Met-1 I
the '.fud aud itU Moudnyn o' etu-b mcnU ,
t : u. ui., iu ihv lorter- Mali. A.I
neraherp iu hikmI Mai liny tre tuvlted to
ftia J . V . 1'UWSi.L, M. W.
A. L. Kitchin
Nurseryman
220 WeM Ouk Si.
RotlMirg, Oregon.
An Economizer of
Time and Labor
,K()M seed time to harvest, the farmer is a busy
F
That's why the shrewd farmer appreciates
tke Hell Telephone Service.
He may be miles from the railroad atid the
nearest shipping point. He is expecting a freight
shipment what does he do? With his lkll Tele
phone be calls up the freight agent. If the sh p
nietit has not arrived no use in going to town.
There's always plenty at hand to do. The Dell
Service gives him opportunity. O
Consult our local niauager.
i Mane mmoar u mnwi awur
C!Afi5.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hove Always Bought
AUK Ytr TlllXKlXO
of a home of your own In tho near
future? Probably wo can give you
soniH hints for Its furnishing that
will prove valuable in more ways
than one.
OCH ITHMTl UK DISPLAY
will prove Interesting In this con
nection. Come even If you aro not
qultu ready to begin purchasing.
MCE RICE
Th House Furnishers
Watches for the
Graduate
Solid Cold.
Or filled cases that are guaran
tee! for twenty years.
A handsome assortment of
pluin or fancy designs.
A variety of movements to se
lect from, too, Including Elgin
and Walthnm.
Our showing of fine watches Is
not equaled elsewhere.
A. S. HUEY
HOSDIiriUj'S JKWFI.KIL
On Vtum Street.
regular Puaimunicatiouo a: ihe
'I einple un dini and 4th ThurmJayi. ol mcli
noil IU . All uitm tn; rr tftjiie. Ufl to tl't- d
reruiarly. hud all visiting broirjer art- t-onli
l'y liiTiied loaileud.
f. W. IIAYSKB, K. K.
11. (j. Hiocum .-ucttar.
EA;i.K. '(rf Mtk Acin- d pc m ii. their ball
4)0 Jtti ktull, I, '2 1 ll !! J Hh lli-1. Ok) et)L
li tlUUtii H ut lb, -1 & 'i'n t k, Vim
tiff bietl.iei to K'U'I indliitr bIwmv wrlrome
i. Wciti iiim.un. W. I,
t I i I MM i i 1 , i A , V J i
KliKH ut hOM'h Mycin' I .mIk . IH-
.Vit-utii u t hi.iJ ! Mi-, ilay f -i
acl. muuib iu 'lie O.l , he oh glfinnh'
v'li'tnj( aiKitiuerii inn iuviicO ui aticuu.
Aim Lahmh, .ui U
A. H. I.knox. Kec.
MaFUKihk ktcetver.
CUT THIS OUT AiND VISIT THE
ROSEBURG THEATER
TKJe TPJsflrsrt 13 Kd fr admlsfilon of two children
1 HIS 1 ICKCO n"tUir the flKe of '2 years. Good at
A J P f a times except Saturday nights. On-
TIQ J VtS ly theatro In town showing assocln-
tion pictures.
IU. O. ., Flille iHrmn 1m mice No. A Met-is n
0iit Ktlluws'l euilf, t oriior of JnctiM.ii mid
t'aHB rilreuts, on rmiunla; evt-niiiK of t-arb
wwk. Mtmbvm nf thuurdtT in g utl .-uinlinn
re iuvlivl toaUcnd.
I, . K MlLLKIHiK. N. U.
II. M jlNLtK, K. S.
, Ktftliig Slai LoilKO No. 174, meptti
O. O. K.
Odd FllowH Tcuipie evury Krhlny eveulUK
V'Utl ng btt!tberi alwitye wukoiuv.
V. . P. LfcWN., N. ii.
W. 8 F..WKLL. K S.
M. Fii KLK, F. 8
IO.O. F., (Tnion Kncainpuieiii No. V-MtfU
In Udd Follows' Ten i piu on the lo. and ;trJ
Thursday evviihiKH of t-Ht h luonlli- V lull
ing breiliert'U alwav? wea'intit.
f. Ji. cavkmikr. r. r.
ti. u. I..wih. :unu.
MOIithS WOOUMKN OK A M KKH'A , Myriie
f'ntiitl Nil. rtlLlO m.'rttn avert 'Jmt a n.l Jl).
I'huriidHyii vf tvry iiioiim in thu
nat'Htfe iihii, corner i ireana l ash.la. I rnvel
lim NtMjjhborj r ro'dlally Invited to vUU
our I'auip.
Chai. MrEuiiMNY Consul,
K STUBB8, C'ltTK.
0
OI-KKN HKOTHEKHOnb OF AM Kit K' A,
tU'W oiitk l oom no. VJi SU-eli every Uti
and 4th FiidHV In MAcmbec Tpnuti.
j VlfillUK member always weli-otnu.
U. 1.. Wrkjiit t'n-Hirnt
A. L. Thounton, Setrrtury.
E. H , Koselmri Cnap'er No. R- II olds thou
rtrK'Har utevHi'tf u lt and .inl 1 hnrt..lny
In tarh M.-ntn Vlntunn unilr ir,
flood ktaudliiR are repet'tdill j Invited to at
teud.
MllB. (.' I.. I'ARM1N,W. M
FHkk JoilNMtN. Secretary
KHKKAH8. Koseburir Kebokab Lodse. No.
1. O. O. K.-Mceti in O.t.1 If. Mi.w.'i
icmiiieeverv inefxi.iv en tie. Vlsttino
titers aud breib t-Dinvlied to attend.
Mrs. U K. Mili.rik.k.
Mhh. Iku.a l.Kwi5.rpry.
Mas. Mkv K. I'alm. Fluau
rial Seey.
t.ODMhN UKTIU WORM), (ink Tamp .n,,.
V 1A.-M,.jat me Odd Fello Hall In
R'.Hfburir, very im and ;ird Mou lay
TrnhiK. VUlthift i elbhor alway wclcvnit
KoHT, K. Smith, V, C.
K N. K ki rio.lt
OMKS Of WiH.nrKAFT. Lllar K'irvlt S
v - ..irou on mt mi.l ."irit M, tidav rventu
.1 khi'Ii mutilh at O.IH L-....'w. II.
ViNiTliiTat uirmbtTii lu kixmI Biaudtng are in
filed iu attend.
Man timet PiLRtNQTi! G. N
i'laka rawtriKLb. Mrk
You Don't Have To p A np
Ck To Sm To Seta I
for femes! (verl Oment Sewer ltK-, ales 8 In S lochia
( ent) WMIk. t.uj.dtln anil chimney Mocks. CVinenl .ICeif irtfLa
0 cci-i wA of df kluil.
' MiMi Msea I will aell cheap, aa I want to use tha
oney olr bslosa. v trf .ir-proof window lock. Ita
O. K, See l'.fCa Btntm raat lt for leaky roots We build, move
or repair your 10u. lMja bulldlngn a specialty. 0er forty
years Msri'tsre In building.
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
P. P. PATTERSON
PROCURED AND DCrCNCD. V-nlmll.
i- ui- iin-, ww sv onwui. isuni insaic
r pynajhu. c aM . i rntfMTNir
m.tmrr and aftem Ur fvtemt.
fjtfut tnd Infrifigtmttit Pnetfc tid-ilwly.
rit or wnHf to u ivl
IU VlaU ttr, ru vtU4 ttataa ratMl 0c.
WSMINOTON, O C.
1
ratronlte Rarlew adrertlaera.
,,,,,'hi,, ' at "'" " m -MW- U
EXPERIENCE has taught you the value
of flour. We know it from our customers
Stbs! scjiis1: ca:;'a;or;,"::"et,st ami oan
Snow Drift Flour
The Ik-si Hour made mi the Pacific OmM i, i
ft i mi In mi, .11.. i ... . "
most snllsfacloi-j- linking; results
'onic a regu
form in nuuliiv .i .. .. " Krannvil to Im mil-
of them all.
I:ir ii m'
mm
tup
Roseburg Rochdale Co