Roseburg review., October 13, 1911, Image 2

EVENING OSLBURO RtVlfcW
ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT BCNUAT
REVIEW PtllUSIIINQ COMPANY
Euiered at Robuig. OruKuli, Poat
offlce as Second-Claw Matter.
L. WlMItKItl.V
OAILT
Per year, by mall $3.00
Per mouth, delivered 50
Per we;k. dtllvn!d 16
BKMI-WEEKI-Y
Por year 12 00
till months $100
"oiti:it i t,
KoriiH-r Kik-nlMiWt-r ItiMilwil ritiM
of Condition There,
millions foic I Ni:itsmi;s.
SpeakiiiK of the expense of mulii
UlnliiK ttt al h linoU, here 1h a iu-v
item cIiM-d from an iHtuie f the St.
Paul Pioneer Prs of Si-pt. 1 4 :
"ImriiiK the Hacal yeur that emled
July 31, iill. thero was 'XeinlMl
at tho I'nlverHlty of MinneKota $1,
4 04, 2 7 8. (Mi, uud there was to it
riedit In the ututu trvanury In addi
tion. $ 1,021. 4 1 ;V(i4. These fllie
were compiled by State Treasurer
Walter J. Smith. Incldi'iitally, the
fact Is noted that In IHH.l, the total
receipts of the school from all sources
amounted to $l.7r.,llK. !!." These
are bits figures compiired with the
$125,000 Hiinual appropriation for
OreKou's State I'nlverslty, out of
which several new buildings, one of
them the liirK' KViniiasluin, were built
In the last four years. And before
that the ('Diversity had an annual
Income of less than $.'i0,000.
There U not a slate In the I'uion
which ban apent less money on its
1'iilversity thun ikoii, and now the
attempt to appropriate money to
erect two pood tmlMliiKH which will
be permanent Ik hrmided a graft In
certain uarterH, and held up by
referendum pettlious III which fraud
and forum y HKured with undue
promliietice. It would seem as IT
state pride atone would demand that
Oregon tiave educational lacllllles
and Institutions eiial at least to
those of other states in the I'nloii.
That the people KWH'nilly take this
view no doubt explalnn the necessity
of resortliiK to forgery in order to
secure the requisite number of names
to hold up the appropriation. - Ku
geiio (iuard.
Kl M( IKNCY.
How Many Mm Know How to Keep
II At Par.
Thousands; yes tens of thousands
of men Krow old 10 years too soon.
If you are a man and realize that
your edlclency Is on the wane and
that you are losing money and hap
piness In consequence, net " ,r" cent
box of Ml ON A stomach tablets In-
day and take two alter or with each s.
ineui regularly until you leel well
and vigorous.
MI-O-NA stomach tablets dislnfe. t.
tone up, n'st,ore elasticity to the
Btomaeh and luti'stinal canal and end
ludiKHllon. They do more: They In
crease the nutrition nf the body and
111 case of nerve exhaustion, steep
lessnesH, tl Ik lit sweats, bad dreams
or any condition that requires a re
storative they art with atonlhhinn
rapidity. They '.aft be found at the
Ited Cross Pharmacy and help) it I
driiKKlHtH the world over.
Papeete. Tahiti. Sept. 1 2, 111.
Gentlemen : After 12 dava ateam
I ii k our ship urrlved her on time.
At first view the t.-dand seemed to
be a high mountain rising out of the
ocean. A nearer view nhowed the
foothills uud lowlands, extending as
fa r as we con Id see, co ered with
vegetation: the mountains are green,
as they are well watered by frequent
show ei s. We fell among friends at
once, and en a le to rent a n let
little house w her we are very com
fortable. The price of living at the
hotels Is fully as expensive as In the
States, but very different.
Meat, butter, cheese, etc., art
brought from New aland. Pigs
ale plenty here. The city (popula
tion iMiioj is the home of the French
government and ot her officials for
r he Society group of Islands. We
have seen sewral of these islands.
Kach one is governed by a resilient
chief or prominent man. elected by
'he people. I met the governor of
" Kye Uoar" f you cannot find it on
any map), a line appearing native,
wfto a I ways goes lo chu n-h hare
fooled. The natives seem very kind
.ind happy. They don't spend much
for clothing. The law requires them
to wear some. All the ladles but
.Isitois wear a dres fitted to the
thoulders (and no wher else); it
hangs like u curtain. They wear
ih-e hats, trimmed with artificial and
latum I flowers. They sit on the
Moor or ground while ealing. Sho-'n
are not an article of dresM. and you
may sotm times nee a nut i ve lady
come out on 11m hi reel with her dress
in one hand and put it on aH she
goes along the street.
! You may sometimes see a youth
"dressed up" with only a hat on or
with only a "hare skin" coal on. We
find it hot here, but cool at night,
with heavy dew. The holiest
weather we have found this summer
was In Itosehurg. The post office and
all the si ores hut the Chinese, close
from II to 2 o'clock, and all busi
ness slops at " p. in. To converse
Mill) II. e people one meets here It
would be well to know some words
In Chinese. Tahitiaii, French and
Kugllsh, and to be quick to make unci
u infers! and signs. As we stood one
evening on the street, a native, who
h:id picked up some Kngllsh, came
up and politely said, "lluvt you got
a bit1-'.'" evidently supposing it to be
a salutation. These are the most
oolite and kind people I have ever
met. 1. 1 vine Is easy lo them; they I
don't seem to worry, or plan to skin I
(he other fellow.
Our vacation has been one of con-
slant ai tivity. Where I have been
I have noticed the ;roducis of the
Island, viz.; Copra, or dried cocoa
nut meals, anilla. bean pods, coiTe
and sugar. The sugar plantation
are ploughed and the crop is treated
very much as the corn is raided in
the corn-growing sections of the 1'.
They seem lo cut and use the
cane, uud I think il comes up again
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EXTRA SPECIALS
The Bellows Store Co.
Friday and Saturday Sale Dress Goods
S2 Chiffon Brdclth.$1.39
Itest gradeH T.o Inch chiffon broad
cloths, all the newest shades, black, l (t
brown, tan, champagne and wines; a 1 ll
beautiful fabric; snap 1
$1.25NoveltyDrs.Cds.89
Consisting of fancy serges hi checks,
stripes, and all the newest mixture; rf
44 Inches wide; Friday and Saturday Q
50c Storm Serges 39c
We are showing a beautiful line
of ::c Inch Hlorrn serges; blues
blacks, browns, in fact all colors
special
SI Broadcloths-Serges. 79
lu this lot we Ktiow the large-it
assort iiM'iit of this season's newest f
effects, ail the leading shades; full Up
."0 Inches wide; special Jj
50c Novelty Drs. Gds. .33
In this lot we show the new fall
effects of novelty suitings, a i 1 col- -f
ors uud jjaUerns; special JJs
35c Plaid Goods 12c
Just the thin
resses; all new pretty plaids
for children's school
snap. 122
"39c
Vvfp. All goods bought at our Big Friday and Saturday Dress Good sale, will
lUlw."be sponged and shrunk free of charge.
Manufacturers Sale Dress Skirts
We have purchased the entire line
of samples of Dress and Tailored
skirts of eastern manufacturer. This
lot comprises all the newest Fall
Models and Colorings, one hundred
and fifty styles to pick from. Ma
terials are Panamas, Voiles, Serges
and all the new mixtures, skirts that
sell regularly from $3.00 and up to
$15.00 for our Big Friday and Sat
urday Sale at
IVitjtia Cold run doi what thJ 'He'i i i.fchd.4 itlvtnUtry it &
Dame iniplhu Hamilton t.-ug Co. nnuhtv aond rcpuUtlod."
wilhout replanting. They only pro
I duce brow n sugar here; loaf sugar
can he Imiight. Put no granulated.
: Some enterprising people some
tluies p'ant nuts, or seeds, hut after
that i lie plant or tree must care for
Itself. Some lew things as vanilla.
hlead fruit, coffee, pepper, etc. etc..
it see li is to ie. li t Ve fe W enemies
The scale is killing the orange trees
The otaitue nee grows wild ami re
c"!es no att iiI:m:i until they gather
t he ripe 1 1 till with a pole. Th
Mm
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i wM
I 'PS?
OFF
Plain sewing done tit reasonable
prices. LNi.'i Sheridan Mtreet. dtf
I'iano sat isf act bm Is obtained by
letting Stone tune your piano. Phone
If H S - It. dtf
Tim Chluise t'.i'bt used witlt p;iper,
not Noah, uh Is sometimes asserted.
I'p-to-date patterns are now at
Strongs, the Kuinilure Man. .Itf
Ik Vei v line und one ( .ill eat all
they desire wilhout bad results. We
Ket baskets for one fralic I JO cents)
contailllllK A u to -it; orange. CofTee
is planted In the miiIs and has no
care at all las lar as can Vce). 1
like the n:itie coffee Very much, as
I an tit ink all 1 want and it does
not hurt me or make me wakeful.
A planter invited m to visit his
vanilla plantation about 20 lnll-s
from the city. We took passage on
the mail stage. The motive power
was the nathe driver and two small
mules. There were six (passengers,
so the driver hat on the dashboard
, i i M'- i i if mutes came noiu
fruii (the States ears ano. and from their
and go on. La
gels growing we
and soon It will
kiiiiis ate white
ler. when the vine
1. nip off the top,
blossom: the Mos
;ive points, three
I
The Tenderfoot Farmer
It wai one of these cxrt rimcntnl lurmrn, who put green
peetacIrR on lim ce and ted her lijvinjt. Hi theory
wm that it d.dn't mmtrr wlmt the cow ate so lonjt as she
was fed. The question of ditestioa and nourishment baJ
IVlW It't only a 'lrnderimt" farmer that would try such
an rtnenmrnf with NIW. lint m.nw m linr f.U Aim.
utf reirdlea ol digestion and nutntmn. He mi it lit almost as well eat shav
his for all th ood he gets out of hit (ihmJ. 1 be remit is tlmt the stomach
grows "weak" th actum d the organs of digestion and nutrition are impaired,
ad Cba on an suffers the miseries of dyspepsia aad the agonies of nervousness.
To tfn$thea the mtomsch. rrsfor the activity of the or
of afitfearlun mud nutrition and brace up the nerrea.
Dr. terve'm Uolden Medical IHmcovery. it la mn on
falling remedr, and ham the confidence of physician mm
are as the praise ot thousand healed by lit ue.
In the strictest seme "Golden Medical l)icoery Is a temperance medi
cine. It contain neither intotiranls nor narcotics, and is a free from alcohol
a from opium, cocaine and other dangerous dmgv All ingredients printed on
Its outside wrapper.
Don't let a dealer delude you for his own profit. There is no medicine for
atomach, liter and hlood "jusl as good" as "(itiblen Mdud le.eoerv."
looks.
lav we
of all
could
Mows.
Announcement!
Indies and Gentlemen
1 have just rcciivcd my iu'w Till stock oi shoes ;nul
high button hoots. anJ invite you to call ami see them.
All the late shies in I a!ics shoes imliuiiug tiie pojuilar
High Button Hoots. Tans. Patents ami Gun Metal finish.
i.... i . . . .
iviiMiMK'ii w die exiiusive snoe iieaicrs aiul can
you better service ami satisfaction because we
lahsts in this line. All the standard makes and
stock to select from.
give
ire spec-
large
R. L. Stephens
The Shoe Man Koscluin Ore.
had not had a square meal
After about if a minutes de
got tinder way. and in spite
the encouragement the driver
give by way of grunts and
one of the mules (hat racks
they call them here) Tell out belore
we got out of the city. We got a
"thing" in place of the one that fell
out. and went on. It was a ride we
will alwaxs remember. A tine road
built and kept In repair by the Kteuch
uoveniuieiit tan along the level land
near the shore. The native houses
of e,-rv kind, the vegetation, the
mountain scenery inland, the ocean,
the coral reef around the island, the
'.moon, with varying depths of water,
mwng in the bright sunlight beauti
ful shades of blue, green and other
colors, the hold mountain scenery of
the Island of Moorea. I.' miles away;
the con? - r ie; king on the rope
hues, the giunting and thrashing of
the harefdtiu-il driver roo.-ting on the
lash boa id. and the half starved
mulrs. ami the odorous Chinaman
on t he l ron t seat, made a mental
ticttue that w ill not fade out. I
ihmk it worthy of mention thai when
a native wishes lo use cuss words he
r. sens to the Knglish language.
The owner of the plantation was1
w.itting fur us and gave us a hearty
weltoine. He was thought to be one
of the noM progressive of the antlla
planter., and I expert ed to find
cleared land, plowed and well tilled.
We w ent out into t he plantat ion
riif ground was covered with a weed
Sailed cow grjt-s by Knglish speaking
i'-ople; It is found evervwhere, and
.giows ut'otit eight inches high. Ml
kinds of trees, from one to is Inches
ii tti.ittu-ier made it dark, and vhere
:here was ie tree for the vine to run
u he had put sticks nPout one Inch
li diameter and th e feet long. Thefn
v o 1 1 1 1 sprout and grow into small
trees He put these ill TOW S S;X feet
a pa 1 1 and thlee feet apart In the
tott. The vanilla grows wild line;
it will run up a tr e. liv tng nmst l
en atr. hut drawing on the tree, It
"III go up to ;i" f.-et and will tend
! o m ii to in y, ron ml tone dry root
li ke w ire These will lav upon t lit
g round and one of them may run
under the ieaves. I'uless the top 1r
ut oft' there will be no h osoni ami
if the blosMMiM are not ferliiired hv
i he hand of man. I here will be no
PhW I to vpeak oft. A luster ol
flower HI be from to 1 t he
K.-ittie flower Is both male and female
bat as a rule no invt can get at it
to move the pollen
To mart a anllU plantat ion n
man w sttts tool. t ; knife and
1 p.eee of wood a h as a in.it, 'i
he can it" into the hush and c it
t iio. tour or fiie I .'t long, t tk
lark and tie the vine to a tree, oi
stit k. and '.-t the -end lay on the
giound and iH'k ome leae over it i
inches in diameter j . He takes
leaf near the blossom and hooks
into his -Mr! fr.,iit. aiicl straighn
out the central pari. :.v. :
moves some of t lie po'!- m : i mu !'v
font (Its of an Inc! . ; i; ! .-. :i ' :-.
blossom falls a poi will form, and I to bear
not nthetwise. The blossoms d-1 iot ' and Mm
all open at the same time, and
b; treated the day they open.
vanilla has no enemies, and w hen the
pods get their growth they are picked,
put In the sun by day and under
cover at night to "cure."
The way this curing Is done seems
lo determine the value of the product,
and the price for vanilla from here is
less than the Mevican. The leaf U
long and fleshy, reminding one of
the rubber tree leaf. I have seen
grow with their roots In the salt
water, and high up on the mountains.
They have no large, or tap. roots,
hut a multitude of small ones as
large as the linger. The leaves grow
three reel wide, jind I measured one
that was :?: teet t1(.y ukt
them into b:pK-es, Hour mats, roof
vig ; -id hi-!! I up the sides of the
:th il "M. The tree begins
when six or seven years old.
to bear many ears. I stood
the vines growing along the
for mih s in the w omis, and
looked but never saw a pod.
t ; end -r a young tree and counted the
Theinuu of all sizes; there were 300 of
them, and they would all mature In
11 months ir crabs, rats and men lt
them alone. The nuts when julte
small are good eating, and are tine
to feed young children t babies r on.
Later they become "Papa iteurtios."
or water nuts; the water lu theiu is
a cord and refreshing drink, and the
meat may he eaten with a snooti.
Then the nut ripens and when gi.ited
I ut tln most wi uiieriiil
think is the cocoa nut tree
roa d t he in ilk ca u be pressed on t a nd
have 'makes a good substitute for en am,:
or oil can be gathered from It. Thel
plant
'I h.
TO GET RID OF
RHEUMATISM
If wt suffer with Rheumatism
and desire to get rd of it me mast
make up oar minds to subject oar
systems to the proper course of
treatment for a while. The only
way to cure oneself of Rheumatism
is to remove the cause expel the
irritating uric acid from the blood;
every other method of treatment has
proved a failure. S. S. S. cures
Rheumatism because il is the great
est of all blood purifiers. This
medicine goes down into the circu
lation, end expils every particle of , i1""11"
the soar, inflammatory uric cciJ
which is the cne great cause of the riii: i;kh nis
disease. The care can b greatly
hastened with a Uitle care and self j
denial by the patient. In the first,
place do not let anything interfere' vvp yo" kn"w ,hat thf ,r'
to prevent your taking y S. S. reg- s.,1,1,. 1)ml ,.lrm of pvuisiw
ularly and according to directions;
n ... . vnuujc pr.it,., for t!i.Ti
en attack ot indigestion will always
aggravate the symptoms of Rhea-,
matism.
, ni nut!, may be oiiem-d and tin
nn at will ciipiio out easily when t liey
lui, been 1,-tt to dry u short time.
a nl litis dried meat is sliiieil under
'the name of "t'oiira." One steamer
rarrled itway ls.utut tons tit one time.
If the nut is left 10 sprout and then
broken open, the interior is tilled
ulth sweet liliers. that remind one
of randy. Kverythins. even to the
liens and eats, will eat cot-oantlts.
I.are crabs will rllmb the trees, ent
orf the nuts and then come down
and e.it them, itut rats are the great
enemy of the nut. They live In the
tiees. rut off a nut. rome down and
make a hole in ttie shell, drink the
j water and mi bai-k. In siime pi. ires
they destroy the greater part of th.'
rrop. here they leave one-fourth
'the rrop for the native he will make
j no trouble for the rat. The Chinese
have some gardens they cultivate
with hors. and the sugar planters
plow their ground, otherwise I have
s.en nothing like cultivation in the
ours trulv.
S. K. MOUSE
I'll AllM.tCY
iijirmitrc I'arioi.-in Sage for Knltl'ig
Hair ami Itanilruff.
nr? m :t
iiiiitatintis. and it is an easy matte
to get the spurinus article.
n I '" gel HI" genit in
Do not expose yourself to pahisian sm;k at the Hc,i c, .
damp nnil itulriiunt ne ither any ! I'hsrniai v for otilv ;.ii cents a hut
mote than t n,ves.itv. W'livtt S S.S. ;T,u'v will not dneive vo t.
has lm.l time to n.l t!ie 1!i1 ol I'MilSIXN" si;k is rigid'y giar
1 ier ii.imiru. la
INSURE
We write all kinds of insur
ance, Fire, Auto and Life.
Insure your household goods with us.
Be on the safe side. Call in and we
will talk it over.
Buy a lot in
BROWN'S
FAIRACRES
. W. CAMPBELL,
"Live Wire" Real Estate Man, 340 N. Jackson
NEW RESTAURANT
Grand Grill and Lunch Counter
MAItSTKItS lll.OCK, COHXKIUASS AM) IIOSK STltKKTS.
First class restaurant, grill and liinrh counter. Oiieu all hours. Th3
best tho market affords, well cooked and served. Prices reason
able. Meal tickets J o.r.O for $."..00. Your patronage solicited.
C. & J. ELLIOTT, Prop.
Hoosier Drills
Hero Fanning Mills
We have the Best
Black Land Plow Made.
If s in the Steel.
Guaranteed.
J. F. BARKER & Co
Implements and Vehicles
Roseburg, Oregon
Mitchell Wagons Studebaker Wagons
THE ORIGINAL
Empire Livery, Feed & Sale Stable
Cor. Main and Washington Sts.
BANKS & WELKER, Proprietors.
Transient stock given best of care. Horses boarded at
reasonable nues. First class riKs; good horses;
careful drivers.
Blacksmith Shop in Connection All Work
Guaranteed.
PHONE 5
Roseburg, Oregon
the uric acul; then tVcw little reMrie- '
twin ni.iy 1 left oil. Thin mtmuV
course h.n ctirr.1 ni.tnv tluMi.ui.U of
c.isv of Rheum. itistn. !t..ik pti
KhctltlMtim an. I ativ nteiliral ailvutr
It ce. S S S. is ju1,1 ;it .Inttr stores
THt SWIFT SrCCIf K CO.. AtlmM C.
It
It, h
a niot d.-Iic1!
h.iir ilrissl'iic t1
l'ri'li;iiii " into t'-e h.
to grew If t'.e f..iir r.
Its the tonic mi
if you uw it once.
tKiit :i'H
fill anil iiivij- ir
fits life all,'
ir an,l cms. ,'
"is t.e ll.it il. ,i 1
aiwavti une
"Moonshine"
Is a term use,! t,jr old KentucWans hen referring to "spirits- made
unU, fully. j thpy ,jy t wisml(!htv ,.,, uf don.t to
f-n.i .re ,h tl.e g.od o!d bacon, hams, and "sic" that we .re
lnC " ""r mAke ltiation-lh winter am coming on.
The North Side Grocery