Roseburg review., July 11, 1911, Image 2

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EYfcNING ROiEBUQ JltVttW
IMfBtl DAILY EXCEPT
REVIEW PIBLISIIINO COMPANY
Entered at Roseburg, Oregon, Poil
offleo as Becond-Claas Matter.
I.. WIMHEHLY
DAILY
Par year, by mall 13.00
Per mouth, delivered 60
Per week, delivered 10
SEMI-WEEKLY
Per year $2. CO
Sli mouths 11.00
Jl I V 11, 111.
TAKlNti OVKK TIIK
KXPItKSS COMPANIES.
WAHIIINOTOX, I). C, June 11.
The sub-rommlttce tin postoltlces und
postroads today look up for consider
ation ttiH Lewis bill, which provides
for condemning and purchasing the
express companies and adding; then)
to the postul ayateiu, and establlBh
lug a complete ayHteiu for the quick
tranaport of packages and the eatable
products of the farm and truck gur-
'den, etc. At their last conference 'n
Washington the representatlveH of
the business men of the country and
; the farmers' granges asked Congress
to establish such a system, and rep
resentatlvea of these Interests were
present at the hearing before the
committee today.
"There, are two main reasons why
the express companies must be add d
to the postal system," said Mr. Lewis,
In his argument. "FlrBt, the ex
press company service does not reach
beyond the railways to the country
or the farmers, which the postomce
. does, through the rural free delivery.
' for cant on hastier weights, m a
, i 'iiur.inenra of the co-ordination oi
j rh express company planta with tbe
I postoltlee and rural delivery, and the
elimination of the express company
, proflts, which are averaging over 50
1 per cent on the Investment.
"The express companies are posi
tive hindrances and obstacles to the
business of the country. . The aver
age charge for carrying a ton of ex
ii r cms In Argeutlna la $6.51. and for
j the countries of Kurope 14.12, while
theaverago express company charge
In the United States is $31.20. They
charge ftvo tiinna as much to curry
a ton of express us a ton of freight
In other countries. Here the express
romuauiej chnrgo sixteen times us
A Plpflcinor Spnen flf Ilp.nllh and ! much. Of course, these charges
V.- Ti n . j i simply prohibit by hall or more of
Strength Renewed and of
Ease and Comfort
the trafllc In the United Suites. O.i
averiiKe la less than onu hundred
, . c, . . ' pounus per cupuit, wiiwe mat ui
follows Hie use of Syrup of and 0t.r countries is more.
Klixir of Senna, as it acts gently oil "Wo can not have an efficient par-
tlie kiclncvu, liver and bowels, cleans- : eels post. The i.oveinmeni can
ing the stcm. efTcduully, when eon- i 1""
pound, in competition with the ex
press companies' paying but three-
fourths of a cent a pouna.
Btiputed, or bilious, and dispels cold
and headache. r
To pet its beneficial effects, always
buy the genuine, manufactured by
the California Fijj Syrup Co.
which la waiting with empty wugnnt.
to receive the express packages und
take them to the country stores and
the farmers, and carry back to the
towns and citiea the produce of tho
farms and truck gardens for the peo
ple to eat, at living prices. 8f.-c.ond,
the contracts of express companies
with the railways give them an avoi'
age transportation rate of three quar
tera of a cent a pound; and with this
rate the express charges by post
would be reduced from two-thirds to
one-halt on parcels ranging from 6
pounds to (0 pounds, and about 28
Clearance 0fsfoes
Sale
AT
Men's and Boys', Ladies'
and Children's Oxfords and
Pumps and all summer shoes
COST !
We wish , to make room for our fall
and winter stock and offer these ex
ceptional values at the very lowest
prices for a short time.
R. L. STEPHENS, The Shoe Man.
213 JACKSON ST
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE.
Myrtle Point Auto
Stage
Leaves Hotel McClallen, Roseburg, at 6:30 a. m., connecting
with Coos Bay train at Myrtle Point. Only through Ait
service. Running time 6 hours, guaranteed.
C. C. ALLEY
PilKington Garage
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
IIN SEASON
Candies and Nuts.
We also do soliciting.
PHONE 36 COR. CASS AND ROSE STS.
ill flSr- r4
mimu
iHiUvi Villi'
Get Your Screens In
parly. It prom idea to be a great fly
year. Suppose you come hero and
oidor them now. We have them foi
any slfid door or window. Or if you
prefer to make thorn yoiraolf we
have the moulding:, the wire cloth,
the tuck a, the ham m or und the
hliiftTfl. All at a ramtnable price.
Ordere filled (or all ktoda of tin It
boxoa.
The J. G. Flook Co.
Hosctmrg, Orefoa.
Kill More Tltun Wild Iteasts.
Tlio number of people killed yearly
oy -villi beasts don't approach the
vast number killed by disease germs
No life Is safe from their attacks
They are In air, water, dust, even
food. Hut grand protection Is af
forded by Electric Bitters, which de
stroys and expel these deadly disease
germs from the system. That's why
chills, fever and ague, all malarial
and many blood diseases yield
promptly to this wonderful blood
purifier. Try them, and enjoy tho
glorious health and new strength
they'll give you. Money back, if not
satisfied. Only 60c at all druggists.
V. CO. DOESN'T WANT TO
FKNCK COW CRKKii CANYON.
The natural mountain wall of Cow
Creek Canyon rehders it unnecessary
for the Southern Pacific Company to
comply with the state law requiring
rights-of-way to be fenced. At least
this Is tho contention nf the railroad
company In a petition filed with the
State Railroad Commission anil for
warded to County Clerk Lenox In
Roseburg, asking that it be relievjd
from fencing Its line in the canyon
In Its petition the railroad com-
nnnv asserts that "from the physical
situation of the right-of-way no fence
Ih reaBonnbly required for the pro
tection of tho tracks or the public.
"Owners of property abutting the
right-of-way who object to the grant
ing of tbe petition may present re
monstrances to the railroad com
mission at Salem on or before JulJ
24. A map showing these portlona
of the riulit-of-wuy which the com
pany wishes removed from the re
quirements of tho law will be on file
in tho otm-.o or tnc uouniy x,iuik uiuu
July 18.
J o
Happiest Cllrl 111 Lincoln.
A Lincoln. Neb., girl wrltos, "I had
been ailing for some time with
chronic constipation nnd stomach
trou bl . I began taking Chnmbor
laln's Stomach and Liver TabletB and
in three dnvfl 1 was nblo to be un an.l
got better right along. I am the
proudeBt girl In Lincoln to find such
a good medicine." For sale by all
dealers. C
A JIOX'KV MAKINCJ PROPOSITION
koh you.
Something very special, two large
upright organs, almost ns good s
new, at the very low price of $50.00
and $65.00. These Instruments
should be seen to appreciate th-lr
real value. They are simply grand.
and at the price wo aro ottering tliey
should nut last one week. Original
coBt not less than $150.00 each.
KICK ft IUC'1
Tho Houso Furnishers. dsw
ICR CKKAM.
For your Ice cream orders call up
tho Douglas County Creamery. Phone
.140. dtt
During hot weather you cannot af
ford to mako bread when you can get
sanitary machine made bread at the
Umpnua Dakery. dtf
Call ud 340, the Douglas County
Crenmory, for cream; delivered to
any part of the city. dtt
Cement, Pressed Drrch
AND
Buildin, Materia
An inspection of stock and com
parison of prices will convince you
that the place to buy Is at
M. C. Burleson's
Plant and office corner Oak and
Pine streets, Roseburg. Phone 153.
COUNTY TREASURER'S REPORT
.$14,773.31
. 3,587.59
988.20
3.60
3.00
5.00
C74.00
320. AO
25.75
312.33
7.05
321.12
147.72
10.94 i.29
1.0X4.02
372. 112
1,000.00
8.9.J
Beml-aunual report of the Treasurer of Douglas Coun.?
thi six uiouihs ending April 1, 1911:
County I-und.
To amount on hand last report ;
To amount received from County Clork fees. .
To fines received from county officers
To amount received from sale of old boat
To amount refunded on account of road work .
To amount received from sale of old materials
To amount refunded by State
To amount transferred from Uounty Fund ....
To amount transferred from Ilounty Fund . . .
To amount or surplus ree'd in this account..
To amount received for tax redemption
To amount ree'd from 1). Fenton, 1909 tax roll 32.416.70
To amount received from U. Fenton, Int. and pen. 1,12 .Jg
lo amount reed from II. Kenton. 1!0K tax roll
To amount ree'd from H. Fenton, pen. & Int.
To amount ree d from O. K. Qulne, 1910 tax roll 1
To amount ree d from O. K. Qulne, 1909 tax roll
To amount ree'd from O. K. Qulne. pen. & Int.
To erorr liitraiisrerring to Gen. Itoad Fund ....
To errors
Hy amount transferred to School Fund. 1909 roll
lly amount transferred to School Fund. 1910 roll
I y amount trans, to Gen. Koad Fund. 1909 roll
liy amount trans, to Gen. Road Fuud. 1910 roll
lly um't. transferred to Library Fund. 1909 roll
lly am't. transferred to Library Fund, 1910 roll
My am't. trans.-to Indigent Soldiers Fund, 1909
iiy um't. trans, to Indigent Soldiers Fund, 1910
II. amount transferred to Special School Fund
to correct error of exports for allowing credit
on cancelled receipt No. 1817 and placing
surplus In County Fund
The following Items entered at page 122 of Gen
eral County Fund Ledger was reported by
experts as belonging to Bounty Fund:
April 3(1. 1910
May 31, 1910
June 30, 1910
(These Items, amounting to $320.60, were
transferred back to County Fund by Treas
urer). By am't. trans, to Special School Funds by order
of County Court, Jan. 7, 1911, under provi
sions of school law
By amount paid on Btute Tax for 1910
By amount paid on State Tax for 1911
By amount paid on principal of County Warrants
By amount paid on Interest County Warrants
By balance on hnnd
Oregon, for
$ G.073.G2
15.531.92
8.212.91
49.924.03
81.98
221.88
123.07
332.81
48.03
155.00
65.50
100.00
511.43
12.007.14
15,000.00
43,797.30
1.272.76
14,662.22
$168,120.87 $168,120.87
To balance oh hand April 1, 1911 $14,662.22
Indigent Soldiers Account.
To amount on hand last report $ 1,550.12
To amount received from 1009 Tax Itoll 123.07
To amount received from 1910 Tax Itoll 332.81
By amount paid on warrants -
By balance on hund
$ 743.56
1,262.44
$ 2,006.00
To balance on hand April 1, 1911 $ 1,262.44
Library Fund.
To amount on hand last report $ 616.83
To amount transferred from 1909. tax roll .... 81.98
To amount transferred from 1910 tax roll 221.88
By amount paid out
By balunce on hand
$ 2,006.00
511.82
418.87
930.69
930.69
To balance on hund1 April 1, 1911 $ 418.87
County School Fund.
To balance, on hand last report
To amount transferred from 1909 tax roll
To amount transferred from 1910 tax roll
To interest received on Bchool loans
To one-half of forest rentals from U. S. .
lly amount paid out
By balance on hand
.$28,150.11
6,073.62
15,531.92
316.95
1,403.72
$27,548.94
23,927.38
$51,476.32 $51,476.32
To amount on hand $23,927.38
Special School Tnc levied hy School Districts.
To amount on hand lust report $ 6,734.17
To nni't. ree'd. from II. Fenton. 1909-1910 rolls 7,777.38
To am't. ree'd rroin Sheriff Qulne. 1909 tax roll 355.39
To amount received from 1910 tux roll 32.894.90
To am't. trans, from Co. Fund to correct error 48.03
To am't. traiiB. from County Fund by order of
Co. Court under provisions of school law.. 611.43
By amount paid out
By balance on hand
$35,593.94
12,727.36
$48,321.30
$48,321.30
To balance on hand April 1, 1911.. $12,727.36
SH-clnl Itoad District Tux Levies,
fo amount on bund last report $12, 685. .IS
Received from Sheriff Fenton, 1908-1909 tax
Received from Sheriff Qulne, 1909 tax roll ...
Received from Sheriff Qulne, 1910 tax roll ...
To amount refunded by District No. 35
By amount paid out
By balance on hand
II
,687.24
306.75
,223.17
54.00
$16,954.84
19,001.90
$35,956.74
$35,956.74
To balance on hand $19,001.90
General liond Fund.
To amount received on 1909 tux roll $ 8.212.91
To amount received from 1910 tax roll 49.924.03
To amount received from Clark & Vlenery Co.
for uso of steam roller
To amount received from Clark & llenery Co.
for use of county rock crusher
To amount refunded by W. P. Graham
By error in transferring from County Fund, und
carried back to County Fund
By overdraft
By amount paid
By balance on hand
240.60
388.85
5.12
$ 1.000.00
896.53
8,787.16
48.145.52
$58,829.51
$58,829.51
To balance on hand $48,145.52
Old Itoad Account.
To balance on hand $ 167.65
By balance $
167.65
167.65
167.65
NEW YORX CAFE
Chan Jo, Prop.
OPKM DAY AND NIGHT.
Meals at All Hoars.
Regular Meals 30 cents.
Chicken Dinner Sundays, from
11 noon to $ p. m.
Chop Buey, Noodles, Fresh
Oysters. Fish, etc., all the time.
Cor. Jackson A Washington Sts
To balance on hand $ 167.65
C. S. ft Per Ont Ilond Account.
To amount received from Government apportion
ment of 5rr land sales In Douglas County. $ 724.4 4
To amount received from Government on account
of Forest Reserve rentals In Douglas Co... 1,403.72
By overdraft
By amount paid since last report
By amount on hand
$ 2.128.16
$ 292.14
341.33
1.494.69
$ 2.128.16
To amount on hand $ 1.494.69
SM-ell City Tax.
To amount on hand last reiwrt $ 364.78
To am't. ree d, from Sheriff Fenton. 1909-1908
tax 1.616 52
To am't. ree d, from Sheriff Qulne. 1909 tax .. 224.74
To amount received from 1910 tax roll 14.358.28
By amount wild out since last report
By amount on hand
$16,564.34
$11,402.67
4.161 67
$16,564.34
By amount paid out since last rport
By amount on hand
367.80
To balance on hand
Institute Fund.
To amount on hand lust report
To amount received since last report .....
Hy amount paid out
lly balance on hand
.90
288. $9
120.00
$ 408.89
To balance on hand 158.89
jiel School Districts.
To balance on hand last report
Received from lapseu nisincis
by balance on hand
329.04
125.67
To balance on hand $ 4.161.6"
Game. Warden Fund.
To amount on hand last report $ 220.30
To amount received sluce last report 14 7.50
464.7 1
To balance on hand ....$ 4;4.il
Kstrny Account.
To amount on hand lust report $
By balance on hand
4.40
4.40
To balance on band '
Ilounty Fund.
To amount on hand lust report $
The following Items entered at page 122 of Gen
eral County Fund were reported by experts
lb belonging to Bounty Fund:
Received April 30, 1910
Received -May 31, 1910
Received June 30. 1910
By amount paid out since April 1, 1910
By amount transferred to County Fund
By amount transferred to County Fund
4.40
91.73
155.00
65.50
100.00
$ 87199
8S.90
3 7.14
$ 250 11,1,1
leu j fi
$ 408.89 j fl II
$ 454.71 f
$ 454.71 I
1
-11". J
$ 4.40 V i
$ 412.25
Itoad SuilervlsoiV Funds.
To amount on hand last report $ 80.34
To amount received since last report 144.41
By amount paid
By balance on hnnd
224.75
To balance on hand $
Fish Wninlen Fund.
To amount on hand last report $
To amount received sineo last report
71.68
10.00
50.00
1.00
By amount paid out
By amount on hund . .
61.00
$ 66.00
320.60
v 25.75
$ 1G3.07
71.0?
$ 224.75
$ 16.66
-14.34
$ 61.00
To balance on hand $ 44.31
jTorrcn Fees Account.
To amount on hund last report $ 249.25
To amount received 168.68
By balance on hand
417.83
To amount on hand $ 417.83
Surplus Funds Account.
To amount on hand last report $ 181.28
To amount received since lust report 131.05
By amount transferred to County Fund
312.33
417.83
417.83
312.33
312.33
Kxhiliit of Balanivs.
General County Fund $11 662 22
indigent Soldiers .' .' 1,262.44
Library Fund 418.87
County School Fund ' 23 927 38
Special School Tax 12!727s6
Special Road Districts road tax 19 001 90
General Road Fund 48'i4r, 51
Old Road Account , ' ' '. 167.65
U. S. 5'a Rond Fund 1 494 69
Special City Tax 4'l6l'67
Game Warden Account ' s8 90
Institute Fund ,' ,' 158 89
Lapsed School Districts 454 71
Estray Account 4 40
Road Supervisors' Accounts 71 68
Fish Warden Account 44 34
Torrens Fees 417 81
To cash on hand $l"7 210 44
State of Oregon, County of Douglas Vss.
tht M,f ' f!5; Sl",'Ver8, P'eilR,irer f Douglas County, Oregon, hereby certify
the vrtn,, 7, 'g ",ate,n""'t sl'0' the amount received and paid out of
oil! , f ad 1 ba",,,ee8 on hnni1 for e ' months beginning
October 1, 1910, and ending March 31, 1911.
J. E. SAWYERS,
. Treasurer of Douglas County, Oregon.
If
you like good grorpnVc
you want fruit or vegetables,
rt s-1 asm J a t
yvu ucuidiiu 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 everything in the eatable
line here in great variety.
Mrs. A. C.Kidd &Son.
With our fiue Carbonated Beverages, Ciders and Syr
ups and you will then 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
them, get them direct from ns!
Roseburg Soda Works
Phone 186