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fVENINU ROSE BURG REVIEW ISSl'Kll DAILY KXCKPT Hl'NUAY IlfcVUOW I'LHUSUINQ COMPANY Eutered at Roseburg, Oregon, I'out ottlre aa Sfcood-Claai Mutter. I.. WIMIIKIU.Y 13.00 .uu .16 DAILY Pur year, by mall Pur ujoutli. uVliverml . , . . Pr week, dcllverm! 8k;MI-MEKI.Y Pur year $2 CO Six month I1.0U JII.Y 8, 1011. GAME FARM WILL HE K-HTAUl ISIil.l) 11Y WAItDU.V. Willlnra I'luliy and ('nine (ononis. liiiMlon to I'lck Kilo ami llMHM't lliiK hcricH, POltTI.AM). Or.. July 7. Slutn (!am W'anli n W 1 1 1 lit in I,. Klnloy and thu enlir lni'iiibprHlito of tlio Sta'e (lame CoiiiiiiInsIoii lclc Portland lai-t ulaht on a ten ilnyn' trip or inspi.c tlon, which will lime a wry liuimrt aut bearliiK on Iho now policy of fit State (tamo Wnrdi'ii'g oltire iia out lined by Mr. Klnlcy. who proposes to establish a game farm In Oregon. in the paat It has been the policy of the Game Warden to aftaume thut Oregon haa enouKh guine for till time and all that waa nocesHary waa to police the game preserves and pii force the lawa of protection. Hit Mr. Flnley, who la probably the first prominent naturalist who has over held the office of Uamo Warden 'n any state, takes a broader view of the posBlbllttlea of the Game War den's ollice and he purposes not only to protect the game now In the state, but to propagute new game and In troduce new blood Into the game already here. Game Farm Needed. When he accepted the oftlce by ip polntment from Governor West, the Governor assured him that be would have a free hnnd In working out any rhni;t h buy liuva llial would cniMi within (ho ii',nli of iho npprn. prliiHon cvnlliili'u. io .Mr. I'Mniey't. elfurts will be diicoiud ill mukliig Oregon the greatest habitat fur game of nil kliuls In the Union. To do this will reijulre more and larger UmIi hatcheries and a game farm. And it was to Inspect prov able sites for them uud to deter mine the best kind of ucreen to use to keep fish out of irrigation ditches thai t!ie li.tiuo V.'uidwi and i.lie ine n l.elrt ol the Siafe (iimie Culnml.-.vi.n are out on liieir pleseitt trip. 'In II. paitv, bt.-iite.s Ml. l-ihley. ale I. K ('riiiislnii. ol Petiilietuu; AI. J. Kni lU'V, ol Portland; tlooig.- Keliev. ol Kuiteiie; J. 1'. Hughes, uf Gold Hill; C. K. Sione. of Klamath Falls; It. K. Clatiton, r'lsh WutuVn. and J. N. Winner, suijerlntcndent of hatcher ies. This party will first go to Klani rith Falls, where Mr. Flnley will de liver an nddictia to a gathering of strong V "7T w i . t-i : e.3 (-j n c "1 Are Reinforced The Important Problem confronting anyone in iccj of a laxa tivo la r.ot a ;uo:j'.!on of a single ac tion only, but of permanently ben':- , ficlal effects, v.l.lch will follow prefer i efforts to llvo In a healthful way, with the assistance of Syrup of FlgB and Elixir of Senna, whenever It Is re quired, as It cleanses the system gently yet promptly, without Irritation ' and will thcrcforo always havo the j preference of all who wish the best of j family laxatives. ST 1 I v.iiacliei aiiortsnien on the subject, "The Htatu and Its Helatlon to Game I'mv--tlon." From there they will go to I'ppcr Klamath Lake and Inspect Spring Creek ;-nd other creeks in that part of the slate as possible fish hatchery sites. (ottiiig New Ideas. The party will next go to SIkhoii, Cat., to Inspect the main fish hatch ery of that state In search of new The combination has the approval .Ideas. Tben they will return to Med- of Dhvslclana because It la known to ford anu Investigate the Itogue Itlv.tr . lag a possible hatchery site, and also " "". " uv-u " 1 see If the dams In the streams hav given satisfaction to the millions of ; proper Huh runways and if the In- well.tnfnrmn.1 fnmllln who have used 1 or Irrigation canals are pro vlded with fish screens, as required 11 tur niuuy jeum puni. : y gw. To get Its beneficial effects, always . Special attention will be given to buy the genuine manufactured by the !.".e PZ " . rrn California Fig Syrup Co. only. Myrtle Point Stage Auto Leaves Hotel McClallen, Roseburg, at 6:30 a. m., connecting with Coos Bay train at Myrtle Point. Only through Aut Running time 6i hours, guaranteed. C. C. ALLEY, Pilkington Garage service. ALDERSON'S THE QUALITY GROCERY FRANK. G, ALDERSON, Prop. A strictly fresh line of groceries, eggs, butter and produce always in stock. Fancy Fruits and Vegetables IN SEASON Candies and Nuts. We also do soliciting. PHONE 36 COR. CASS AND ROSE STS. iwtr an wi i. r I -f O u2 Get Your Screens In t;uly. U prtuiilscs to be n grrut fl) y'jir. SttppoHu yuu come licro and nrtliT llu'in now. Wo liuvo tlit'tn fin tiny vA door or window. Or If you ptvffi' to iiKiko thoin yoirlf Wf h;tt tin- iiiotildtttK. tlu wlio clotli tin t:n-ks. tho lutintniT uud tin tiliiK''H. All at a rcuton:ib!o pricw OnttTP ft i kd for all hlii'ln of frut t)OSl8. The J. G. Flook Co. If you like ood groceries, you want fruit or vegetables, you demand prompt service, Your wants can be satisfied at our store. We want you to try us, we have the largest and most complete stock in the city, and you can find vvcrylhing in the eatable line here in great variety. Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son. number of makes will be on tin ml for touting. It it tho intention of the comniiHHion to Helert the bet make and adopt it oflleially for use In this stnto. From Wood villi tho party will go I to KosehitrK. then KuKeno and up tho Mi Keiizle ItiviT Valley wlnr' stuto Huh hatchery niie will ho i it- I veHtlKated t Tho Dalies. , It 1h .Mr. Fin ley's idea to rslublbh a wild Hume farm. Thin would be HimethliiK entirely new tnu) when Va tabliHhed will be watchod by lending BricntiKtH and naturallstu of the country. Will l'iot4t Ilit.K In fai't the eyew of leading natnr;tl istH are In this state now watebliiK to seo what innovations .Mr. Flnley will Introdute In idealizing the ollW-f of Hlitte (lame Warden. "During the year l!M)!i, 120 tons of dui k were Hhlpped out of tf.e Klamatli country to San Franclnro." said Lewis .M. I lead, who has been recently upointed Deputy (lame Warden. "Tho market huutevR am! plume hunters have been slaughter ing game of nil kind This causrs Mr. Flnley to adopt the new polie. of not only protecting the game now In the state but thu propagation o new game. "At Iho last session of the Legis lature the shooting of Chinese pheas ants was prohibited I'or two years, so Mr. Flnley intends to Import. T.o pairs of these birds direct from China for breeding purposes. They will be released where they seem to have thrived tho best In the pa it. Ho has already placed an order fur 100 pairs of Reeves pheasants. "Ho wilt adopt the same polley wlth other game. He hopes to estab lish a state game farm where nil kinds of game may be propagated. His Idea Is (o establish the farm lii ounectlon with the state poult rv farm, as by doing this the extra ex pense would would at lis minimum. 'The tiovernment is doing a great work in rcHtocklng the st reams ol Oregon with salmon and trout, lit Is .Mr. Flnley's Idea to make tiu Oregon st reams 1 lie best. tialiin ground In the world. Wo have a lew j hatcheries now, hut the system In the; past has hern to breed, hat eh and i .-are for t ho tiumt until they weiv ; in Inch long and then release them 1 in the-streams. They were released just at the period when tho trout ' were unable to protect themselves md they be.-nme the vl-tims of every ; Msh-ealing fish In the -tro:uns. If ; I, (HH. One wen released It is a sue siimate that not more than 2..eoo scaied. Wo want to build ih' ' hatcheries and care for the tmut intil they are two and u half luclo & , long. We expect to release ..O.omt.-; nun of trout In 1!U ami the mini- j her will he Increased every year. We expert to strictly enforce lite law which requires tish was past ill dame. In the streams, and alo io enforce the in w law which re quites Osli screens at the Intake f irrigation ditches." 1 Kill More Than W ild l.enis. The number of people killed yearly , oy 'vlld beasts don't approach the vast number killed by disease g -rnis. No life Ik safe from their attaci;?.. They are In air. water, dust, evi n fond. Hut grand protection Is af forded by Klectric Hitlers, which de- ; stros and expel these deadly disease' eiins from the sstem. That's why hills, feer and ague, all malarial and many blood diseases yield promptly to this wonderful Mo nl puriller. Try Iheui, and enjoy tho! Kiorloits hca It h and new strength ' they'll give yon. Money hack, if not satisfied. Only 50c at all druggists. TltAt.V KOHHLi: Si SPIX T FULFII. COItVALLIS, Or., July 7. A man arrested in Als"a and held here un der suspicion that he was one of tan Shasta Limited train robbers, w.-s released today. Malt Clerk Mey is said the man closely resembled one of the robbers In many particulars, hut differed in general facial expression. A Hint to the Wise Is Sulfieleiit. Right In your busiest season when you have the least time to sparo yo-i are most likely to take diarrhoea and Ioko several days' time, unless you have Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Jlemedy at hand and to 11 take a lose on the hrst a ppea ranc or tho disease. I'or sale by all dea! era. C to (.ij ndai i: rniMs. Mrs. Jo Wfmliei) l,.ft Thui for a visit to San Francisco. M rs. Mary Kenned v has gone Central Point to visit with her sistyr for a mouth. lone Scntt. daughter of J. L. Sfo.t. of Fern vale, fs reported daiig-.'iousl v ill at Oakland, Cal. The Infant dang liter oT Mr. and Mrs. Hedges died at Fernvale this morning. j Nat Mortimer, of Hnnd IMver. ';: rlvrd here :Uinday and will make tlrs city bis home, lie is a liroihei- ol Mrs, Ceo. Cluck. Cleiulale News. un ire nuL "uiTiiTappeal To kiM.whiK mtnin-r t rticmtcitiMii. vli'-tli. er i.iuM-ilur or of lin Jtlnt. r.i liiiin. hntil.ni.-.. tt:i kiirlir, (a!iii In tin ki'l'n-VK or iit ur LlK'H imliiN, tit htiu tit Iut fir n li-nm- o.iiiii-ui v Im li h-iH ri'i- Mi ' Ily i'nrcl nil uf tl'X1 tcrniiv. TO MA'ii: (it!... ok n:o Kdl.'-on I. I !rv s that bars of go';l vviil -;! be ride from bars of Iron. He thinks w, are approaching the . end of tho gold regime, and that )y the proc'sse of alchemy the yellow metal will lose tho tremendous power that It has for centuries ex- 1 Vrted over the human race. i In wireless, we found an occult J electricity, und why not yet find an ; occult chemistry. The metal man of ! yesterday is a mental midget today fn '. t!i" fl?!d of science. j It took unknown centuries for man to cro.s the Knglish Channel In an aeroplane, hut Hi Hew over it to-j gethcr the other day. From 1-192 1 is the step from the oaravni t ce cream AND Candy I M!IV.1.K! K. ll.ITIi:S KNAIM.K I'S T (il'Alt.WTKK OI K yrAI.M'V AM) IT A.MOIMS TO NO SMALL IH'(.KKK I OK THIS ItKMAHKAIll.K SI l'( KSS IS lM.KASIXCi K KIIVOXE Our Ices, Cream and Parfais are of the highest quality. Pure Ice Cream that you will like and can get whenever you want it. We have contracted the habit of sat isfying our customers. Free delivery in city. Music and Instruments LetlOX .& Ott SI,-' fr.-U It ftlKK. V win r-.ii n. M. .I- !. inn' m-ih! It -If at hu ( rlir.irtM. 11 l:. u. y.-itv fin -.ni.'i i-i-j Douglas County Creamery butter only line a t wo-pound squar1, A:.k your grocer for It. Patronize home industry d t f Start a Heme Nov and Join the Ranks of thelmScpeu ro the Olympic. In every city the cars aie moved and the streets and hnnies lighted by electricity, nut Kdif-on says we are using less than per c -at of that mysterious force. Newton. said that the wisest man is but a child picking up pebbles on the boacb of tho ocean of knowledge. N't hen Kdismi tells us that steam as noli v power will he scarcely used in the next century, that the pro pelling force ol transportation will iie elect ri city, a lid that passenger tiaflu; will he largely moved through tm air. who c:m dispute It? I-Mison still he!iees that bunks In the future will be printed on leaves of nickel so light and filmy that a volume of 4U,o00 ptigcs will be only two im ties thick, it. is a book that would weigh but a pound, and In support of his theory, t he wizard insist;; that he can now produce a pound of these nickel leaves more llexiMo than paper, and at a cost of only $ I Looking back on (ho majestic dis coveries of tho past, and remember ing that Fdison is far out on the out posts nl' science, who knows what the center" may not bring forth? Who '-nowi but. gold may yet he made of Iron? Ex. DOWXWAUI) COl'KSE. 'nst PieliiK Iteulied by People. Koselmrtf Kit WJihw0jM&& dents Niver has K bc.Mi easier to hui'd i than right now money iy jilentii'iil : and Is seking legitimate channe1!. And there Is no enlerpris'e nunc worthy than homo huiidiug. It ope'.sj the purse strings of the banker quick er than anything ehe, because it means that yon have decided to b" j come a pa rt or 1 he commuuf t y in : which yen live. Thus nliiin.-it before I you ! tan you find ti e ownership uf j a home carries a slrjiilicanee. Stutti It today you'll be g'ad if yen do sorry If you don't. When you'.v ready to talk lumber we'll be waiting for you, because we have just the lumber you will nee.l, beside a !.t of suggestions that may he helpful to you without any extra charge. Leona Mills Lumber Co. A littlo backacho at first. Daily increasing until tho back is ! lame and weak. Lrhmry disorders quickly follow; Diabetes and finally Bri(iht's disease. This is tho downward course of J kidney ills. Don't take this course. Follow the advice of a ftoseburg citizen. ,L P. .McCarthy, S. Stephens St., Uosvburg, Ore., says: "For a long t'nui I hid trouble from my back and ; kidneys and my condition gradually gre-.v worse. I did not have much i backache but the unnatural condition j of tho kidney secretions plainly showed that my trouble was caused by inaciivo kidneys. Tho good re-j ports I hoard concerning Doan's Kid-! n.-y Pii is b d me to procure this j remedy at tho Marslrs Drug Co. and j give it a trial. U brought relief and tj 1 I am now free from kidney complaint. i 'onus iviuaey ruis are wormy oi -( uiy endorsement. " I For snle by all dealers. Price 50 t cents. Fostor-Mllburn Co.. Ituffalo, ; New York, sole agents for tho United i Stntea. Wememher the name Doan'8 1 and take no other j Call no "in, tho Douglas County! Creamery, for cream; delivered to any part of the cty dtf It is better to live on a desert island with a one-eyed parrot, that swears than to live in a pearly mansion in Taradise with a dirty shirt. In the first place -on don't need a shirt; And if yon ever get iuto the second place Remember we do work for anybody, anytime, anyplace Roseburg Steam Laundry "No iimn has to serve au apprenticeship in order to learu how to make mistakes." YOU will make NO MISTAKE If you buy your lumber, shingles, doors, windows and building material of Page Investment Company l)KY SI.A1! WOOl I. 1'IIOXK HOCK SI'ItlXGS COAf,. TOII X. JACKSON' ST. lei-: ciii:M. Tor your li-e cri'jim onl.irs call up Iho hotiKlua County Cro.iinery. l'lionr 30. dit lrvNnmklni. Will fo out by llic day or aow at home. Knry Uros.n n siioclaltr Misa Mnbrl Slone, "IT S. Hamilton Buy The Best Mitchell Wagons Cormick Studebakcr Wagons ClianiDi Mowers Rakes Binders Tedders Recognized as the "Standard Machines" all over the World. They don't cost you any more money than the cheaper con structed machines. j. F. BARKER & COMPANY Michigan Implements and Vehicles J-1. Case IJUIlCS ROSEBURG. OREGON PIOWS With our fine Cartwnatetl Beverages, Ciders and Syr ups and you will tlieu appreciate they are all we claim for them. They are pure and have not one drop of adulteration in them. If your grocer does not handle theni, get them direct from us. " Roseburg Soda Works Phone 186 dJ-'Tl