Roseburg review., July 11, 1911, Image 5

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EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW
JULY 11, 1011.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
U. 8. Weather Bureau, local office.
Roseburg, 24 hours ending t a. m.,
loaay.
Precipitation In Inches and hundredths:
Maximum temperature 80
Minimum temperature 48
Precipitation . . 0
Total preclp. alnce 1st. of mo.
0
Avg. preclp. for mo. for 33 yra.
.3
Total preclp. from Sept. 1.
28.9
Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1. 1S7T
33.76
Totul deficiency from Sept. 1, '10
.81
Average precipitation for 33
wet seasons, (Sept. to May.)
..32.88
WILLIAM BELL. Observer.
WEATHER FORECAST:
Fair and warmer tonight: Wednes
day fair and continued warm,
o
Parson's Poem a Gem.
From Rev. H. Stubenvoll, AlllBon,
la.. In praise of Dr. King'B New Life
Pills:
"They're such a health necessity,
In every home these pills should bo.
It other kinds you've tried in vain,
USE DR. KING'S
And be well again. Only 25c at all
druggists.
BUXSET MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
"Vacation Time at Los Angeles,"
"The Call of the Cool Sea Breeze," by
Peter B. Kyne, beautifully Illustrated
In four colors. "The Spell," by C. N.
and A. M. Williamson. Hunting,
fishing, motoring, fiction. On sale at
all news stands. dsw
Clean
House
Cleaners
Know there is no
Cleaner that will
Clean
Cleaner than a
Clean VACUUM
CLEANER Have your
Clean house
Cleaning done with a
Clean VACUUM
CLEANER.
Phone 79 and ask for the
House Cleaning Department of
The Roseburg Steam Laundry
ONLY HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
FUEL AND LIGHT CHEAPER.
Price of Potatoes Increases 300 Per
Cent Eggs, Coffee and Beef
Also Go Skyward.
WASHINGTON. July 9. The high
cost of living is no myth. An inves
tigation by the Bureau of Labor of
the prices of 257 commodities during
1910 shows that wholesale prices
then were 4 per cent higher than !n
19ii9 and 1.6 above the average of
1907, which was the year of highest
prices since 1890.
In view of the Canadian reciprocity
discussion, an interesting item in the
bureau report shows that the whole
sale prices of farm products were
7.5 per cent higher In 1910 than In
1909.
Wholesale prices In 1910 were 19 1
percent higher, than In 1900, 46.7
per cent higher than in 1897 (which
was the year of lowest prices between
1 890 and 1910) ; 16.6 per cent hlghor
than 1890 and 31.8 per cent higher
than the average high price between
1890 and 1899.
Of the 267 commodities considered
in the Investigation 148 showed an
average Increase, 26 showed no
change and 83 showed decreases.
Prices of lumber and building ma
terial Increased 10.7 per cent, farm
prod cts, 7.5: drugs, 4.1; food stuffs.
3.2 per cent; clothing. 2.7, and the
miscellaneous group of commodities
5.7 per cent.
House furnishings decreased .1 per
cent and fuel and light 3.6 per cent.
Some extraordinary variations were I
recorded In 1910. Potatoes increased I
300 per cent, eggs 90 per cent, coffee
60 per cent, mess beef 35 per cent. .
The rruits that will be the center
for the highest prices this year prob-i
ably will be the apricots, peaches'
and pears. Although only a few years
back the apricot crops were so heavy I
. .. ,J . 1... ..I,.!,..,! fact 1
mat iney comu not uv ytw
enough, and consequently were often
given away, this year the crop will
fall far short of the demand.
MONEY TO LOAN. First mortgage
on Improved farms; long time
loans at & interest; amount! $2,
600 and upward. Write to E. U.
Barber, Myrtle Creek, Or. dtf
LOST. On I. O. O. F. Memorial Sun
day, In Roseburg or at cemetery,
two or three regalias or collars.
Finder please return same to lodge
room or to Review office.
LOST. At or near the Chautauqua
tent or elsewhere In Roseburg,
child's gold necklace, wlth detach
able, locket boarlng letter "M" on
outside and picture on inside. Re
ward for return to this office. tf
LOST. On county road between
Roseburg aud Winston, lady's
open-face gold watch, with mono
gram "M. E. B." on back. Oold
pin attached. Reward for return
to this office. dswtf
KEYS FOUND. Ring of 14 keys
found on Camus Mountain, on Myr
tle Point Btage road. Owner please
cull lit this office.
WANTED.
WANTED. Men with teams to cul
tivate young orchard; big Job.
Sunnydale Orchard Co., Drain, Or.
WANTED. Girl for general house
work. Family of two. Wages
$25. Apply to Mrs. M. Josephson.
WANTED. A woman to do general
housework and care for children.
Call on or address Peter Ballf, or
phone Farmers 154. dtf
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT. House.
West Douglas.
Inquire 404
dtf
STATE OK WISCOXS1X IX
INSURANCE BUSINESS.
FOR RENT. Five 100m furnlshi.'d
cottage, inquire at 546 Pine St. d
FOR RENT. Furnished housekeep
ing rooms; no children. 335 North
Rob6 Street.
xnnianv wia Jnlv 7. Gover
nor .McGovern has signed a bill au-
annuity and lire Insurance Dusiness
after next year.
nhn hnaiiiPHtt la to be carried on
under the management of the state
Insurance commission huu i iu
...... .i.,,t,l nti tht mime lines as a
.mutual insurance corporation, but
at an expense not iu eiweu ic
$1000 insurance.
GENERAL NEWS.
FOR RENT. Eight room house,
close In, large lot. Call evenings,
on S. Peterson, Spruce St. dj7
FOR RENT. Furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Apply to 603 Mill
street, or to Dave Roberts at
roundhouse. dtf
FOR RUNT. New 5-rooni hoiue,
furnished or unfurnished. Inquire
of .Mrs. W. Newell Wright, Cobb
street, or phone 360-J. dtf
OREGON RESTAURANT
j Open Day and Night.
J. First-class meals at all hours.
j Fresh Olynipla Oysters, Fish
4- and Clams all tue time.
J. Regular Meals, 25 Cents.
Have added a new Balcony
4 especially reserved for ladies
' and families.
4 An Electric Piano will furnish
music during meal hours.
A.4 4. 4.J.X4-4. 4. 4.
.
Eastern Oysters In Any Style.
Shnrt Orders at Any Hoar.
Quick Lunch
Restaurant
YE TOY, Prop.
REGULAR DINNER, SiC.
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday.
Open until 10 p. m., daily.
Sheridan Street Near Depot.
f i . in nnii AA r,,n.,l froa Mpltverv
1 lie tv.uvu uu --.
carriers in the United States are to
receive salary Increases as a result
of a decision reached today by Post-
i Tho nr.
niasier-neiieiui um.uLm.. .
der will provide for tho disbursement
during the current fiscal year of $4.
000.000, which will mean an increase
or Slue a year uvci me j,.,.... .
. tmin rn, oil .irri,r nil Rtiinil-
ar.v ui iu. ... v - -
ard routes. The rural delivery sys
tem was siuuru i.i ,--iio H - - ;
carriers, who received only $200 a:
, ji r.ft'?!
vear. un .iuiy i, niiw
carriers, their aggregate salaries be
ing $35, 79.1. 000.
MR. FARMER,
Why Would You Pay a Peddler $35.00
to $50.00 More
for a buggy or hack, when you can
buy a better job for that much less
money from your home dealer? Buy
from a peddler, he sells you today
and is gone tomorrow.
His guarantee lasts just as long.
Ho has to get a big price for his
goods, as he is at a big expense all
A it l,r. l.laa vnilf Tintn.
j IIIO 11I11B, UUU . ......... '
ne manes me puce t-uuuBi-.
..oil it tn a hunk at a discount of from
j 15 to 20 per cent.
Do these peaaiers pay uiiy w'
to help build and keep up your roads?
Do they buy any of your produce?
Are they any benefit to you or your
county or state?
Think it over, and lr you are going
i to buy a buggy, hack, wagon, get our
; prices firrt.
j. r . 3AKivr.ii : u.
Implements and Vehicles.
dsw
FOR SALE.
HAY FOR SALE. Apply to Mr. P.
SInnott, Kinney Addition, Rose
burg. djlO
FOR SALE Nine room bouse on lot
70x100; nice location, lnqulrn at
Review. dtf
FOR SALE. 20-horse power hori
zontal tubular boiler. Inquire at
Roseburg Steam Laundry. dtf
Dressmaking.
Will go out by the day or sew at
home. Fancv dresses a specialty
Miss Mabel Stone, 717 S. Hamilton.
dj27
SMOKED HAM, SLICED.
Harness & Johnson, the grocers,
are now prepared to servo you sliced
smoked ham, aiso sliced cold boiled
ham, In any quantity. Phone 103. d
WOODRACK FOR SALE. Practical
ly new. Cost $17; will sell for $8.
Address R, care Review. dtf
FOR SALE. Forty acres, one mile
from good lown and high school;
lino house, running water, young
orchard, horses, wagon, cow. etc..
everything complete. A snap at
$3200; terms. Inquire or address
M. M. .Miller, qo Review office.
dsw
Fine Horn or Investment.
37 H acres close to Oakland.
All cleared except one acre. 30
acres rich bottom land, balance
gentle slope. Five acres two
year old orchard, 3 acres alfal
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.
Price $4,900.00, terms.
P. A. COPPARD,
Oakland, Oregon.
FOR SALE. Gasoline wood-sawing
outfit, 5 horse-power; alBO Carley
Brothers' feed mill. Price $275
for both. Address T. M. Wlnnl
ford, Wilbur, or call at premises.
dswjlie
FOR SALE. Lot 60 feet front and
extending to river; fine river bot
tom soil. Inquire at 508 North
Pine street. dtf
A BIO SNAP. Will trade 6-passen-ger
automobile for city property or
- sell at bargain If taken at once.
Owner moving away. Enquire
William Van Buren, city. . dtt
FOR SALE OR RENT. 8ir-room
cottage near Roseburg high school.
Inquire of William Van Buren,
city. dtf
FOR SALE. New visible Fox type
writer and quarter-sawed oak typ,
writer desk. Call on or address
Elmer E. Wimberly, Roseburg, Or.
FOR SALE. New $35 take-down,
pistol-grip Marlin 30-30 repeating
rllio, for $18. Inquire for Will
Flndley at Bank's feed barn, Main
street. djll
INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE
15 room boarding and rooming
house, bringing $40 per month
cash income. In excellent locality.
Plastered; hot and cold water In
every room; bath on each floor;
furnished throughout. $4700 if
taken at once. Good terms. Ad
dress O. C. Brown, Dlxonvllle,
Phone Farmers 3X7, or W. O; Hill,
Wilbur, Oregon. dtf
WILL EXCHANGE equity of $1250
in 7-room new modern houHe In
Portland, near Lents, In city limits,
for land around here. Address
Room 513, Merchants' Trust Bldg.,
Portland. djlO
FOR SALE. Ten acres In the henrt
of Edenbower: good house, burn,
line well of water; four acres
young orchard. Enquire of T. A.
Flndlay, Edenbower, Ore. da7
REWARD $200.
Two Hundred Dollars reward for
Information leading to the arrest and
conviction of the party or parties
who killed and robbed Alex. D. Mc
Nabb at his home in Olalla, Oregon,
on or about June 14. 1911.
GEO. W. M'NABB.
dsw Roseburg, Oregon.
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.
TOR SALE. Homestead relinquish
ment witli Improvements, good
garden, flue spring, 100 chickens;
bargain If sold soon. Address
George St. Clair, Olulla, Oregon,
care K, Olllvant. dsw
FOR SALE. Twenty acres creek
bottom land. M iniln from Myrtle
Creek: 8-rooni, 2-story house, burn
and other outbuildings; ' itcr.-s
finiui'S, 19 years old: family or
chard, 0 year old; this place li 's
highest record for size of petite
prunes of any plare near Myrt'e
t'reik. Knr information ndlrvs
E. II. Barber. Myrtle Ci rt, Or. d
Notice Is hereby given ail parti's
holding county warrants issued by
Douglns County. Oregon, and lu-
Hornerl "not nitfrl for want, of funds."
i prior to and Including th 21st day
or ftiarcn, mil, to present mo same
to the County Treasurer of said
county for payment at his office, as
Interest will cease thereon after tiio
date of this notice.
rint,i nr Hnseimr DonirliiR Coun
ty, Oregon, this the 16th day of June,
J. E. SAWYERS.
Countv Treasurer of Douglas County,
Oregon. dsw
Have you seen the piano at Joseph
sons? d'f
Old Joe Pape, water front, carries
a full line of machine made bread,
pastry, etc. dtf
Plplllli
TOO LATE TO
RKTI'R.V THE ROAST
w lii-ti it Is cooked, but If you get our
savory prime beef you will be more
than satisfied In every detail and we
will have your steady trade. We
make a specialty of delivering or
ders on time and waiting on custom
ears without delay.
The Economy Market
Geo. Kohlhngen, Prop.