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Supplement to VEXI2k'C ROSEBCRC REVIEW JUNK S, 1011. KKK.V UMIKTITION OX ' DRAIN-COON HAV LIKE, DRAIN, Or.. June 3. A movement umi promises iq develop Into a lively contest for business on the Draln- 1-0011 nay stage line will be Inaugu rated Monday when the Drain-Co nay oiuge company will start two uionio hps on the road between nere and Scottsburg. This company has for several years operated a line ki singes rrom nere to Scottsburg and from the mouth of the Umpqua to Coos Hay, with a steamer connecting the two stage lines, running on the I'mpqua between ScottBburg and the mouth of the river. During the sea son of dry roads last year A. N. Den ny, of Oakland. Or., ooerated m an. tomoblle between hero and Scottsburg but v.as handicapped bv not hoi nuio io cumpeie wun the Btage eoni - puny beyond that point. The stage "Hums; mey were losing some uuniness, also put an automobile on ine line and both were run as long an me cunuiuon oi the roads permit ted. Thin year Mr. Denny and Wesley Oilmore, of Oakland, will put two or three automobiles on the run from here to ScottBburg, and these will he operated In cpnnectlon with a like number to be put on the new rond between Allegany, at the head of steamer navigation on Coos rlvor. through the Loon Lako country to Scottaburg. Over this route, It Is promised, passengers leaving either Drain or Marshfleld will be able to reach the opposite terminal the same day. probably during daylight hours. jn oraer to compete, it Is quite proha oie mat tne Btage company will nut autos on the Allegany to Scottsburg ings in the Seymour case before him run. It Is freely predicted that someiaud lontinntnir Kevmnnr in ti.o nm. rate cutting will result. TAFT KXl'OSKH TIll'STS IX RECIPROCITY SPF.F.CII. or his duties as Chief of Police. CHICAGO. June 4. President! Cub White, Intimate friend and Taft, In a speech before the Western constant companion of Jerome Basst Kconomlc Society here last night, de- ty, chief of the macquereaux, was flared that the principal opposition sworn in as acting Chief of Police of to the Canadian reciprocity agree- San Francisco at noon by Mayor Mo ment came, not from the farmer, but Carthy's reorganized police board, from the lumber trust and from Gus White, aside from being closc- iimiiuiaciurcrs ot print pa- ly Hlcntllicd with Jerome Basslty, Is I""1-- an utslde man for the San Francisco In one of the most conspicuous ad- Gns Company. The appointment or drosses that lie has evermiade on this White is the fulfillment of Hasslty's subject, the President outlined some boast that he would run the San of the methods employed by the ad- Francisco police department and that vocates of the reciprocity agreement: the lid would be removed and thrown he practically told others that they away. were being "buncoed" by special In-; San Frnnclsco Is aghast at the lat terests, and said that the result de- est move by the Mayor. This sudden pended not so much upon the United change came after Chief Seymour was States Senate as upon the people. ! suspended on charges sworn to by "If the farmer and the people at Captain Hnrry O'Uea. largiV he said, "could be brought to P understand this question, they would Any skin Itching is a temper-tester, no longer fear to vote." .The more you scratch the worse It lobbyists Are Scored. I itches. Dean's Ointment cures piles. The President was not sparing In i eczema any skin Itching. At all his words. He told the reasons for drug stores. tne opposition to tne treaty by the lumber trust and by the paper miinu- laeturers and, without using names, scored any firm any of whose mem bers recently appeared before the Senate finance committee in Wash ington ostensibly on behalf of the Na tional Grunge. In spite of the forces that are ar- rayed against It. the President ex- FOR SALE. Thoroughbred fox ter pressed the belief that the bill will be rler puppies. F. E. Dodge, Dlllard. passed, j Ore. dJ6 "The bill." he said, "will he passed,! if It is passed at all, because the force FOR SALE OR RENT. Six-room of public opinion is in its favor." PIAXO OWXKHS Yon have often wished for n resident piano tuner, one upon whose ability you could fully depend. 1 am hero. 1 have come to stay and mako Rose burg my home. If your piano needs to bo tuned, voiced notion recrithiteil or case cleaned and hiind-pollshed, you can safely give me your order. thoroughly understand my business unci guarantee) satisfaction. Your or dor left at the l.lneback Music Store will reach me. or a rard by mall will find me at 717 Hamilton St. I shall call upon you at your homes In a tew days. dJ30 H. JAY STONE. Work Will Soon Start after you take Dr. King's New Life Pills, and you'll quickly enjoy their fine results. Constipation and Indi gestion vanish and line appetite re turns. They regulate stomach, liver and bowels and Impart new strength and energy to the whole system. Trv them. Onl 25c at all druggists. llosetiurjr Building and l.oan As aoriutlnn. All persons wishing to eubsrrlhe stock will ploase apply to tV. II. Fisher or A. Salsman. WHAT HIMIK Kl'I.K DKC1NIO.N OK Sl'I'KEMK COl'RT MEANS. Incorporated cities made "dry" by wu,.i, mual remain "dry' until. an election, held within the city on the first Tuesday after the flrst Mon-1 day In November under all provisions ' ui me local option la determines I whether or not the citv shall reeulmelirnn an v Ntn ,m i. the sale of liquor as provided in thei home rule" bill, an amendment to' the constitution adopted at the last general election. If a majority Of VOters in the H.'V favor Saloons at SUCh an election the city, as a political unit, is divorced from the county and the count v noi longer may say whether or not liquor sball be sold in the city. If the city votes "dry'' it must remain "dry" two years under provisions of the lo cal option law, to which the "home rule amendment is subject. special elections to detremlne the status of an incorporated city on the liquor question at any time other than authorized by the local option law. lurB 'egai City Councils have not the Dower to Issue liquor licenses until voters of the city bo decide at an election held under the local option law. The foregoing Is an interpretation by H. C. McAllister, general manager of the Greater Oregon Home Rule Association of the State Supreme i.ourt decision handed down Wednes day at Salem. o SAX FRANCISCO HAS TWO POLICE CHIEFS; WAR OX. Mayor McCarthy Appoints New One, Hut Court Keeps Ousted One Tentatively in Office. SAN FRANCISCO. June 4. Judge James JH. Heawell yesterday Issned a writ of review ordering the Police Commission to brin all ita nnuii. of Chief of Police until the case comes up for hearing on June 9. The court orders the Police Commissioners not to interfere with Seymour's ilisrhnrvp IA)ST AND FOUND. LOST On Lane street, an engraved gold hatpin. Finder please return to Mrs. Louis Kohlhagcn or leave at Cass Street Meat Market, and receive reward. djS cottage near Roseburg high school. Inquire of William Vau I fluren. city. dtf a tiiii s.Ar . will trade 5-passen- ger automob.le for city property or sell at bnrgain if taken at once. Owner moving away. Enquire William Vun Buren. city. dtf FOR SALE. One acre In city limits of Myrtle Creek, all bearing fruit, 6 years old; apples, pears, peaches, English walnuts at d cherries; 6 room cottage, painted, 3 rooms pnpered: city water. Bargain at $850. Write E. B. Barbsr, Myrtle Creek, Oregon. dtf FOR SALE. 1014 acres of timber In Itasca county. .Minn.; picked land six miles from R. R.; nearly every 40 has some lake front; will trade for Oregon farms, timber or resi dence property; 632.000 feet of white pine, birch, oak. chestnut and poplar timber; 2500 cedar posts, 2700 cords of wood. 1000 tarn ties. Other people now Uvlns In Douglna county have sold their holdings In same section for $12 tiimpage: I will sell for $7000 cash, or sell small tracts at a slight advance in price. Inquire of E. B. Barber, Myrtle Creek, Ore. dtf BEES FOR SALE. At a bargain If taken at once. Call at 735 South Mill street, Roseburg. dawtf FOR SALE. Light team, spring wagon, harness and buggy, all in good condition, $325. Call at this nfflro 70x100; nice location. Inquir at Review. " dtf . - FOR SALE. Lot 0 feet front and nrtonHIno- In rlvar- fin ,Ud, hn torn nnfl Inimlra at KftB Mii-h Pins street. dtf . TO TRADE I want a small farm In Douglas county. Have a house and three lots in Grants Pass, value $1400, to go as part payment. For particulars address F. B., care of Review office. dsw FOR SALE. Ail kinds of wood, well seasoned. One bay mare, weight 13U0 pounds, well broke; 1 wagon and 4-horse wood rack. Clyde E. R. Wallace, Phone Farmers 149. d FOR SALE. Ten-room rooming bouse, and lot 25x100 feet, south west corner Douglas and Jackson streets. $5000 takes it and furni ture. Sea owner, J. D. Holman. d WE HAVE a clean cut commission . proposition for live Auto Specialty Salesmen. Exclusive territory granted. Vulcanizer, weighs 6 pounds. Fits any tool box. Sells ' to owners, and any one can oper ate. Guranteed to do A-l work. Warren-Thompson Co., 303 Railway-Exchange Illdg., Portland, Or egon. dj5 FOR SALE. A tour-horse Stover gasoline engine and wood saw. A 28-inch silver steel Atkins saw, 2 inch shaft, mounted on 3-inch axle truck with brake, all 'complete. Bran new, cost $395 in Portland. Must be sold in two weeks; ull for $225. Call on or address, W. C. Harvey, Myrtle Creek. dswjl FOR SALE. 35 acres of winter wheat and 105 acres of oats 'n Held. Wheat will average about 30 bu. per acre, oats for hay will cut about 1 tons per acre. Will sell cheap for cash. Write or inquire of Don McAlpin, Wilbur, Oregon.' 8W18 FOR SALE. 40 acres of land at Olalla; 12 acres In cultivation; an be that much more put In cul tivation; one miles from postoflice and school; plenty of water on place. For further particulars In quire of C. A. Friend, Olalla, Ore gon. dswj5 FOR SALE CHEAP A sheltered fruit farm that bears full crop of fruit every year. Come and see it. 320 acres, of which 75 acres are rich bottom land. 23 acres bearing orchard. Italian prunes and peaches, balance grain. Improve ments good. Large dryer, house, barns, etc. Plenty water piped in house. The annual income is very large from this place; 4 miles west of Wilbur, on R. F. D. Price $10, 000. Terms to suit. See owner, F. Broszio, Wilbur, Ore. dsw FOR SALE. Five room house, with bath, on South Stephens street, cor ner Roberts. Built two years; two lots, city water and lights, chicken house and run: one lot sanded for garden, all nicely fenced. Price $1560. Terms if desired. N. D. McCall, Box 167. FOR SALE. Newly built. 5-roora bungalow, with three lots, In North Roseburg; city water connected and sewer being built. Price $1400; will accept $350 down and Install ments of $10 a month, with inter est. Inquire of Fred Endlcott, Roseburg Hotel. dtf As I am leaving the state, the fol lowing property must be sold at once: 15 acres, H4 miles from Roseburg postoffice; 41$ acres peaches and apples. 1 and 2 years old: 2 acres garden t-uck; 6-room bungalow, furnished: telephone; shed and chicken houses; horse buggy, 2 cows and yearling, 7 6 hens, 150 chickens; tools and Im plements. Fine place for fruit chickens and gardening. A bar gain at $2500: $1500 cash, balance easy terms. Also 1 2 V4 acres adjoin ing above; 4 acres newly set peach es, 1 acre garden: new 4 -room house, chicken house, 25 chickens; flne for peaches, small fruit, gar den and poultry. $1600; $1000 cash, balance easy terms. Dis count on both for all rash. Will take part town property. N. C Wescott, Box 458, telephone farm ers 16. dtf I Fine Home or Investment. 37 acres close to Oakland All cleared except one acre. 30 4 acres rich bottom land, balance i gentle slope. Five acres two ! year old orchard, 3 acres alfal- 4 fa, two acres potatoes, balance in grain and hay. Nearly new four room house, new barn, fine well and stream. About $1,000 in crops will go with the place If taken by July 1st. h Price J4.auu.uu, terms. 4. P. A. COPPARD, J. Oakland, Oregon, WANTED. WANTED. Girl for general house work. Apply Bellows' Store. dtf WANTED. Girl to do housework. Apply to Mrs. Coryell, 614 Cobb street. dJT WANTED. Housework by middle aged woman. Address X, care Re view, dtf FOR RENT. PASTURE. With water. 1H mile from Roseburg, for rent Apply to J. Aitken, Edenbower, Phone Farmers 265. dtf FOR RENT. Furnished room with or without board. 627 Court street, corner Ella. dtf FOR SALE. FOR SALE Choice young fresh milch cows. O. C. Brown, Dixon vllle, or phone 3x7. dsw FOR SALE. 100 one-year-old S. C. White Leghorns, purebred stock. Address Box 34, Roseburg, Ore. dtf FOR SALE Some O. I. 'C. pigs both sexes three months old. Ad dress P. Cooper, Roseburg, R. F. D. No. 1. dsw JlaaflatlaSaXaltltiiffl NEW YORK CAFE Chan Jo, Prop. OPEN DAT AND NIGHT. Meals at All Hours. 4 Regular Meals 30 cents. f. Chicken Dinner Sundays, from i 12 noon to 2 p. m. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh J- Oysters, Fish, etc., all the time. A Cor. Jackson & Washington Sts EXCURSION FARES EAST mi. I 1711 During the months of May, June, July, A gust and September, on dates shown below, the Southern Pacific will sell round trip tickets from ROSE III !!;, VIA PORTLAND as follows: TO FARES Chicago $ 78,00 Council Bluffs, Omaha. Kan- sus City, St. Joseph, St. Paul 68.00 St. Pnul, via Council Bluffs. 60.00 Minneapolis, direct 66.00 Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs 69 BO Detroit, Mich 88.60 Boston 116.00 New York 114.50 St. Louis 76.00 Washington, I). C 113.50 Atlantic City, N. J 108.40 SALE DATES. June 5, 7. 9, 10, 12, 16, 17, 21, 52, 28. 29 and 30. -Inly 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 19, 20, 26, 27 and 28. August 3. 4, 5. 14. 13, 16, 17. 41, 22. 23, 28. 29 and 30. September 1. 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7. Stop-overs within limits In either direction. Final return limit October 31st. For fares one vesj through California) inquire of any Southern Tactile agent, or write to WM. McMlRRAY General Paasenger Agent Portland, Oregon.
