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Newspaper Page TextDOUCtAS COUNTY'S IMEXHAUSTAfiLE NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MAKE IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR IIOMESEEKERS AND INVESTORS. r Rose bu rg IS) ' KEEP WELL POSTED Ud tba current even It nl the world's PROFITABLE INVESTMENT A ilver Uteri get food return! from an nonocementi placed in live spera the IIatut and TwuE--wit Ksvmw. Tr them there's noue other so good, -o:reee by reading tho Daily Rkvikw t'JeUvered by carrier, 50 ceils u month HOSIOIil UU, OKEGON, SATl KliAV KVKXIXU, Jl l.Y H, 1011. Xu. 10(4. Review "- L mm l.'Ot.. XIV. -T 66 More; 41 of Them infants, Die of Intense ileal RAIN SAVES TEXAS CROPS day broke record. the world's altitude Ml I.I ms roit hill KAIL LINKS IX oui:;o. IWAU l'ltOM WllKCKKH STKAMI'.H Xt .MHKlt I'KOltAlll.V If. SAX PltANVKSOO, July S. Hrins liiK three passengers and "" iiieintiei 01 the crew of the wrecked Htoamer Santa Htisu, a HpeWitl train arrived here today. Little Int'oruiatiou as to the fatalities could be learned. Oeo. Anderson, fourth mate on the Santa Koiju, declared ho believed that seven passengers, four of them babies, were drowned from the lifeboats. Thomas Hell, mess room steward, said he Haw utx women drown when the lift raft capsized. John Barclay, of San . KraaclBco, said Captain Far la brutally stood on tho bridge with a revolver and threatened to shoot mn Says Oit'on Kleclrir in to Ih iriidefl 1'i-oia Salem to lts4burK. Dead From Wreck d S tm bjp Santa Miss Madge Miller Heads the List come 111 for a large Hiiro of the new appropriation. While no olllciul statement In to bo Inul when the Oregon Klectrlc project will be re sumed, the Telegram has reliable in formation that the assembling of eonstnii'tlon crews, outfits and ina- pntrri avii (), i,iK- 7Th.. terlal will be begun before the etui t. . i ,Mirr..tti in itrii-iii inul of the present month and that a con railroad contraciing circles today tinuation ol the Lulled Uullways ex- limt the (it eat Northern hnnrd of di- tension which bus been prosecuted rectors lias voted -."., oon. 000 to bo during the spring and Bummer may available at one for extension and e looked toi within the next dx construction on the Hill lines in weeks. Oregon, buis the Journal I The Oregon Electric has run a President Carl Crav. of the Spo- number of alternative surveys rrom knne. I'ortlnnd & Seattle and other Salem on to Albany and Kugene and Hill lines in Oregon, is in Medlonl haB secured the title to about JO todav. going over the Pacific & Kasi- miles of he 'Ik'" uf '' fl,r em nronerlr. tli r i s rontro ed bv proposeu extension, which mm an nt tho Mill lines. Chief Kniiineer llolph greguio mileage ui lln.M who, v. Ill) President Cray. l-'ltl ITtlllOWKItS PISCl'SS TOPICS Ob' 1X1 KltKKT. -CuinmiDs' Auienilmentto Treaty Meets Fate of Root's A Week From Tomorrow the Diamon Rings Will Go, and the' Vote Schedule Will Be Cut Beyond Recognition. sciii;m li: oi. votks con. r.v scitscitii'Tioxs. TO THi: DAILY AM) SMMI-H'KKKI.Y KKVIKW That will ivnmin lit ellect until Sulitrdii' night, July l."th. 12 Months 24 Months 5 Years . . 1 year . 2 years 6 years Dy Carrier Votes on NEW Subptns. 7"(( ItlOOO 5II0U0 My Mail Price Cotes on NEW Subptns. .",.00 .Kioo 10.00 . .-itil) 2.1.00 "SOIMMI . 3.00 6.00 15.00 semi-vei:kly keviiow JIMKI 4.1111) 211000 4.00 1 0.00 Iiv-0-ii ItOLL OV IlOXOIt. MISSMAIXiK MILLION Knsehurg MltS. J. WK.VIIKLL WltKIHT Hooburg MltS. ALMA IIAIINKSS ltoseliurg MISS MKDA TliACY Drain . . . MltS. FH10I) FIELDS llosohui MltS. A. E. ALDItKTI liosebm i; klltS. F. L. IIEAIll) toiiuillii MISS SADIE SMITH Oakland . . l2.-,:: Ui . 121, l.i . 1 1 .-., 10 . 1 M.T'JO . .I)!.:l(l( . .7.S,:Ur . .7:1. mo Here are some changes In today's count, and they are noticeable changes. Miss Madge Miller takes the lead. Oood for you. Miss Miller; your friends will certainly be glad to see you at the top of the list and let them know how much you appreciate the position they have put you in by staying there just as long as you can. Twenty-one thousand votes Is a good gain. Bee II you can do it again pretty soon. vote early and oft;;n, that's the way to keep on top. We want to tell you also. Mrs. Har ness, that that was a mighty nice lit tlo leap that you look today. The contest editor took a little over 1:1. 000 votes out of the ballot box for .you this morning. That puts you in third place. Mrs. .1. Wendell Wright is In sec ond position today. Although Mlns Miller took the lead from her, Mis. Wright Is only 4000 votes behind hei rival. Miss Meda Tracy is still right !u line with the leaders, and a few yearly subscriptions would put her on tl'e throne chair again. Mrs. Fred Fields gained nearly !. (100 votes, lint not enough to bet'vr her position in the roll of honor. You ought to get over the hundred thou sand mark without much trouble inw, then you'll And It easier tn get sub scriptions. Mrs. Aldrlch and Mrs. Heard arc still holding their positions. You will have to hurry or your competitors will get out of sight. Now. Miss Smith, you ought to let someone else have your position for a while. It doesn't look quite like Oakland to be at the font ol the list all the time. Don't bo Too Confident. You have all been working pretty TO-odd miles. Tills Is extension was one of the latest pieces LOCAL .NEWS. jrowe--? of the women at the top. It doesn't iKvet-sarily follow th:ttj boL'ausr t he ;.' hav:' cat several thou-j Miss Klsle Norton went to Ashland saud voles' more than you have that i Ttinrsday night. vou can t catch up before tho! Miss llatiio I'alih. waitress at the ok-veiith hour. Without detracting 1 Oregon Restaurant, iefi. Oils morning tt all from tl'.e splendid work pi the 'for Klamath I-iills. PRESIDENT'S WISH PREVAILS Alaskan Water Front Grab to CuuUol LOCAL NFlS. At this afternoon! session of the fruitgrowers, held at the court hoiue. A. L. Kitehln presided. ProL A. 11. t'ordley. of the Oregon Agricultural Collene. who was to address this meeting, sent word later that he ould be unable to be present. Prof. Jackson also fulled to arrive. Prof. Hrown, of the O. A. C, who bus been doing orchard work tit Myrtle Creek, was present uud gave a very Interest ing address on orchard work. The benefits of organization of fruitgrow ers was shown briefly. The selec tion of nursery stock and how i.o choose good trees was also explained, (.iood packini; of fruit was shown to be a very important feature toward r?vctirhi oMhe best "j'es I SC HOSKItl IMi SCHOOL ..JOB TO M. W. ALIHtlCH. Icrk'N Pay ItalstMl ami Larger Ro nl Akcil IM'piiN.torlc XniiiPil by Split Vote. , At a meeting of the Itoseburg School Hoard Friday evening. M. W. Aldrlch, on competitive bidding, was awarded a contract for doubling thv present size of tho West Hoseburg school building. Mr. Aldrlch's price was $19D0. Other bids were: J. K. Clements. $2317; I). N. Gil more. $2100. and F. F. Patterson, $2075. Tho work wilt simply be a duplicate of the building, providing four rooms, instead of two, as ut present. Con Jointly, the number of teachers for tho school will be increased from two to four. One of these has il- eadei-R, w? can say that there is a ihiit ti everything. Soie of these ainiidates m;y have done ihelr best ltd thole is .1 possible chance ilurt hev havt trne th:'ir limit. We can't Sj;tik foi what they'll !o itr whvt any caiiditb-.to will do. 11 i.-i jusl as lit.ely i? not that tlie ,vii;3H'i' en .Ju!y 'J.'2vi is at tho h it- tmn ol tli!' last now as at the top. We" n-.oan by this that any cau.Ii- late in the roll of honor now has, days ;tt the MinalK at; o-mI chance as the other t and sons. to win. Med I ol d 1 nlmno There aie jits! eii;ht days left in i Clark, superintendent Mrs. L. W. Wise and Ktllu son, who have been the ,e, nests nf her coiikI'I. Mrs. O. J. Ltndscv, returned home to Yoneiilla today. Misa Katlteriiie r-useubwrk left tlii.-t uuiniliiK for San Frain-;. to rt tettd t lie convention of t be Nat ion:1 1 Kdmat i'uial Associc rton. Cliarb1;-. St rot hoc. ot Spokane, Mf liveif lure this moinin and vvtni oil to Winston, where he will spnd tt-n raiieh of L. II. S'-; in tier rutsoM:ie si si'i:( i of CAWO.N I It A I X KOnilFflV. which to lake advantage of the offes ol voles -a week from tomoirow night, too. uiatnomi rinws (bat aV! now on exhibition at the jewehy hou;;o ol A. H- Huey will go the rwo CiiiulidateK securing t tie largest number oi new yearly sub scriptions between the dates of June :'Sth and July 1 atn. Hui. the most important tbing Ik to t tlst extra votes and wbile you are getting- these you can i neip nuiK- intr a strong advance for the diamond t'ingM. The contest editor is going to ;.ioiii; you riglit now and here th; ; i;e iif sont s heilub ot votes w th be cut and Hlasbed beyond recogni-. iiou after July 1 rth. Arthur V. of the Clnrk & I lenery Construction Com pa ny, is rejoicing at the arrival ot n sou and beir. Young Mr. Clark and his mother are doing nicely. hard during the past five weeks yes. nearly Rix weeks. W hen we say "all," that, means all in the roll of honor.-. And you havo all been put ting about an coual amount of tiim and t nerirv into the work of sub scription getting, and the result that yon all ought to be pretty even with one another. So don't be too confident, and don't rely for a single niinuie. on the serve vote that, you have now to pail you through to victory on July 2'Jnd. You may havo lots of vol. in reserve, but how about your coin- pet i tors? Perhaps you haven't the best of any of t hem -becan e ttiey nave neen putting in men snare of hustling, TJiat's the reason you have got to kerp persistently at it. A day lot now means that you have dropped down the list just a point or tvo, be cause while you are idling you can just bet that your competitors Me gathering in the votes. . Now it you have m-t as niauv vote J us tho leader- that is all the nto:: l reason why you should proceed iu j get busy. I Cel. busy, with 0'e accent on the , word busy. ( You can get a pretty good idea every day by the vote li.-;! what your j competitors arc doing; yuti can s-. now what you have been doing. If you are satiseiid. then well and 'good; only don't be satisfied, bncau.-e there arc others that will try to be it ' you before 10 p. in. Saturday night. I July I'i'nd. ! 11 you are ever so far behind the b-ader In this good natnred tug-of- ; war you have ample time to make a : showing. The contest runs for a I little over two weeks et. T A ( J weeks ot work in tins glorious Dotig 1 las County climate. ' And don't gt n mistaken idea of IT (JltOWS HAUL lint ot After the Miiic Hoot is I). The Hed Cross Pharmacy will tell you that they sell a great many bot tles of Parisian Sage because It gives satisfaction. " I They guarantee it to erndicafe dandruff, "stop falling mid splitting; hair and itching scalp, or money back, j Parisian Sage will make hair grow If the hair root is not. dead; it puis! life and luster into dull and faded j hair, and is the most delightful hair', dressing in the world. Only f0 eon's a largo bottle. ."I have used Parisian Sage and It! is Pie best hair grower and beauliiier.j dandruff cure and scalp cleaner I, have ever used." Mm. II. I. Fulton, Oak lev Ave., Lynchburg. Va., June 1!J0. j 1 LI a,l. mmm MM Micro kills the Dandrinf parl slte, soothe the Itching scalp, gives lustre to tho haii and stimulates Its growth. A single application gives rclluf and proves Its worth. Do not be bald. Save your hair bo fore too lute. fUicro is a delightful dressing for the llair, free from ftrea.'lo and sticky oils. Booklet f r-e. HOYT CHEMICAL COMPANY PORTLAND, ontQON Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney and child. -f Hock Island. 111., are Kuosli' st th.' home ol lu'l tMiiMii. .ns. -i. A. Tu:l nell. ul Kdi'ii bower. I Mr. ami Mrs. W. K. Ott and baby 1 mid .Ml', and .Mrs. Holier! the hitter's mother, Mrs. Husse'l. leave tomorrow for all outing 'n I Urewster alley. Albany llemoeral : Karl I. antler, of ; liosehlll'K. passed Ihrullgh lor llie Al- I sea loiintiy with a Souiheiu I'm-iii.-J surveying crew to do some woik ! there. He was fornnu'ly uii opeiat'ii j lor the company. j Speaking in llie I'nite.l rtlaleH Sen , ato Thuisday la opposition to a lull creating a department of public health. Heunlor Works, ol t'aliloi uht. a disciple of the cult, preached a re markable scriunu on (hlisli.in Scionco. Ten years ago. Works hnid. his life was despaired of, anil lie turned lo Christian Silence as a Ian resort. He found an Immediate im provement In his health. Since llieit. he said, his wile, all Invalid ol I years' sianding, bad I cured, and his son bad been broken ol a tio-ie Tor alcoholic, llciiiors through Chrii - thill Sclenie. I). C. McKay and wife. Maralilield: ('. II. Ilarklow. Millie I'oiul; .l'i': Smilb ami wile, Oregon City; ('. .M. Tuimiiary. John Hanloli, I'orlhtnil: II. .1. Walstui. (Hide; K. A. Ahrel' and wife, Spokane; A H urii sen. Iv C. K.'lil. tiPnil.ile; C. W. Jackson. Drew; .Mauley M. strawu. Yoncalbi; (Minion S. Itll'e, Keokuk. Iowa; Hugh Elder. Ciiilliagc, III.; James l.otitliaii. Heaver I'alls. I'a.; W. V. Toner anil wire. Kiln Toner. Cailev, Kansas; W II.. Toner. Telle Haute, lliil.; O. W. Swart;:. Siockion. Oil.; ('. It. Stag:;. I Marysville. l al.; Mrs. K. .M. Ilarnard, Chicago; Patrick Maloney. Suldlera I Home, were recent iiniaviii at the i Uoscburg Hotel. Can't look well, cat well or feel j well wllh Impure blond feeding; .vo ir ! Iiody. Keep Hie blood pure wll'il ! lluttloek' Itlood llilters. l'Jat simply. ' lake 'exercise, keep clean and yon will have long life. Douglas County Creamery butler ouioq HZiuonu,) II Jo j.i.ioja jno msv 'ojunbs puuod-o.wi it .)o;i. A'li'o Industry. I ei'i stand thai the prison r out'' an.-wie.l the description f - . the Coiv- c k t .iiijtm train bandit COltVAl.l.lS, Or.. July (i, niuii , ito win,; no hi.isk. This fellow stood suspecied as one ol Hie rolibers ol ' up the three mail clerks with two re the Shasia Limited. Julie I il, "is In 1 volvera. The man arrested at Cur the lleiilon (tnuiity Jail, aS'.iItnur up-'valllg had two revolvers, u his per il and rival ol IUetth'lrg oiUcmi-s.- Ife tirrested toil.tv bv Sberitl vlst i -Valley. lieri! lw k.ii bed! . to. nirvnllis. working for 'in week ' . , will he aid., to Idenilfy ibc. prisoii'ir 11 ciiswcin Vloaely lim ilafcrliiju ,.if lie. is out of Hie guiliy.iialr. pulilishod or the r.ih'u-r. v. ho did (he . utlking during the Itoltlnj ., c' eiu.-bis olte if noi low aiiti w-.tt,. i-.yt s. " huh... thin lace. prnmitiMit "Adam's iiseriil In nil ailments and disorders apple, drooping upper lip, ago :i:idof tho kidneys and bladder, because heinht answer the tl.'M't ipl inn exact- they are composed of Ingredients Iv. None of the sn.len mall ami III-1 specially selected for their corrective lie iiieuev iv. re nit bis person. " 1 le ! healing, tonic, and' stimulating ef ivould talk but little to tho Sheriff, feet upon these organs and-the urln- imt aaiil hu came. to Alsea iroiu I'lor- ary passages. I hey onev. where bo had lost lib. iitiTtner. uullllthlc and .noii. II. I'mslend, one Vit the mail Hellallv III clerks wbnlll tile robbers belli up, h'lS (us beqi ., gone to. (bfi vallis. contliviit that he ('oley's jiiiditey .'I'llls are speclnlly A telegram received by Sheriff lluluc from Sheriff CelPUly Thuid;iy evening relative to Hie arrest of the Try thcin. Vat are antiseptic. i uric acid solvent. sale by all druggists. o llighest cash price paid for wool, darker it Co. dswtf -o---4 to f "! k iii tiimim Glassware Just Arrived! Large and Complete ... Stock.' . . ; L. li. RliO ADES &. CO. $3000 Worth of Second-Hand Goods' Wanted Ttltf LOW 1IOTRL 1IATKS I'Olt IKJSIi- mrr.o rnoi'Ln. Mr. W. 51. Howard, proprietor of ihe new Motel Seward at Portland, Ore, wishes us to announce that Ihe rutcs tor rooms at the Sew ard ace $1.00 K'r day and up. the Sew-nrd was opened in July, HfllO. anil is one of (lie most artistic, modern and elegantly appointed ho tels in the Northwest. All rooms have direct outside exposure, nnd the hotel is located directly opposite the main entrance to the Olds, Wort man S King new department store, (bus affording guests an easy opportunity to do their shopping. Mr. N. K. Clarke lias suce-eded Mr. A. A. Wright ns hrnd ol the office force. Mr. Clarke will be remembered ly many us fine of the most congenial and obliging clerks tint ever stood In-hind a hotel counter in Portland. We would suggest to our renders licit tbev civo the Seward a trial. Take bus nt depot or enr marked id off at Tenth s:roet. "I" and cod CALL I'Olt CCl'XTV WAIiltANTS. i 5 1 1 ..1-. ,v.. ( j t- una uli; r VOTE COUPON fJOOl) FOU FIVK VOTES nosKnrno kkvikw Candidate Notice Is hereby given all parti .s holdinu county warrants Issued by , Douglas County, Orison, mid .a idorsed "not f.aid for want oT funds." I prior to and including th 21st day iof March. HUI. to present tho same ito the County Treasurer of said county for panient at his ollice, as Interest will cense thereon after the date of this notice. , I Dated at ltocburg. Douglas Court-i ,tv. Oregon, this the lfctn uay oi june, ISll. 1 1 j. n. SAWVKr.s. ? ! County Treasurer of bougins County, Oregon. dsw TO Till'. LADII.S. Address 1 1 4. 4. t 1- Ihl CouiKin Not fioKl After HtlKAV. Jl'I.V I I. It'll. Coupons must Ye Beut In flat packages, or bring them to Contest Department. Cut out neatly . ml mall: Have yn,ii' dressmaking done where dresses art? guaranteed to five perfe-t ULtisfarlloti 111 everv ?! - at the rtrwmnk Ine parlors n 7 Hi West l.nne si reel, niar river bridge. I(oe bmii. Heiivlec and Hoger. utt A ! 4. prnprletors. mi f . . '. -'A . ;v ... . ' S 'l' '-.' ny ;. ., Nv i I U Xi1 j -. 'flic way it is kept makes all tlic difference between the fruit sold by litis store and llie kind you see elsewhere. Choics fruit must be treated choicely" both for oir sake and yours. Apart from exposing it for salt in an appetising way which is really part of our method of selling. We make a point of siting that every possible care is taken to keep fruit eleaipand fresh as if ciiiH 11 'ed on that alone. Rbscburg-Myrtle : Point; Stagc Lines " ; " Singes leave HoTii hurg tof' both points pt a. in. rlnlly.. r ' ' Office and HlnMes 'Corner Hose) and Wonhlngton Htree". Q.P, Barnard, Prop. Cull and See , ... )Wcp)on 52f North Side Planing Mill Co. : j Just North of Kinney Spur, Norfli; Jackson St. I We can fill your order for Lumber and all kinds of building material. ' Orders proiiijitly filled imd at leai.oiiable prices, j Wc also i..' carry ' all . kinds of .Mill Work fruit boxes, etc. , . - ' - - our Willie reputation Our thinv fiuit i:v ''"!r'',(! imiiH-d It U tin: '""-t t(iy or mil In this tow n. Roseburg-Roclidale Housewives-. ;ike-Oiu" Groceries necitu.su limy always. 1. uttw oiu' Root's tau be .de pended upon. - , 1 ! .. : ':,!- ' .- e It's dis-ap)ointiuj; to tl!C 'housewife" when she tries jrroecT'cs of inferior ''rjirnlities and doesn't get' the result.: in looking 'that she is capitWe of. ""' )o your f.ryt cry biiyinjj'rtt tlii i storaand don't ' court i,iiap'l""intni'eut. HARNESS & JOHNSON Shell, I, ,11 Street. TIh Phone No. Is l(l;l. 4.