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i? LMES1SC ROSEBIRC REVIEW octoiiki; l.AHOlt XOTKS. LI The strike on the Harrlman lines N Is muking a record for orderly con rluct. ' 1 insurance against sickness Is com pulsory in Hungary ror all persona Employed In Industrial undertakings lind whose earnings do not exceed 8500 a year. (Seventy per cent of the children mployed in the cotton industries of Virginia are illiterate. In Alabama ahe Ilercpiltlien in Inu'iir kv Hun iw.p f cent. ine women 8 auxiliaries oi i several labor organizations are tak iJng steps which they hope will ( irystallize Into a movement for the t betterment of such conditions .throughout most of the Southern (hates. t About a quarter of a million Im migrants headed for the L'nited States every year are turned back at Kills Island, where the examinations re becoming more strict every yeai. To guard the ports and boundaries 'f the entire country against the un forthy the Government emplo.a pearly 200U trained officials. , $ The shoe button factorli's of Pors jouth, X. II., are working overtime and they attribute the boom to the gobble skirt, which being short and farrow, require shoes with mor.v rnamental buttons than skirls of ther design, l'orismouth is a shoe f flCil c H.whohiivp!omo Inventive nhility LlEll Pl--wmp I.HKti.l.Y A M. IV I Mil , COAL M lAo Ana CaIa t v .a-! v Dstributors of The Famous Mendota Coal I Best on the market i Burns readily, jj Sacked or in bulk. Office: Roseburg Flour Mills J PHONE. 56 Are You Going to Start to School Next, Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday? We hav had experience in the school supply line, and know vrbat is requlr d for school. We Ltve the lar stock of SCHOOL BOOKS Tablets, pencils, etc. The lo est prices. Headquarters for fountain pens. Tour patronage solicited. Roseburg Book Store Roseburg, Oregon button center and all the factories engaged In this line have been forced to double their working force and to employ day and night shifts in order' to keep up with the demand. Never in the history of the trade have shoe buttons been so ornamental as this year, and some of them are more expensive, when sold In sets, than the shoes themselves. SlTHiatl.lX TO HAVE IlKi IIHH K A XI) TII.K l'LAXT. Sulherlin Sun: One of the largest brick and tile manufacturing plants In the stale will soon be in operation in Sutherlln. Negotiations looking I to tills end were closed this week. and arrangements are now being made with a view of getting the plant in operation early the coming year. I i The gentlemen interested In the enterprise are all residents of Suther jlln. the company being composed of J. P. Lenox. Robert Armstrong. Frank V. r.illtt unrl n w n....t.... They have leased for a term of five years 14 acres of land from the Luse Land & Development To. The prop erty is located Just north of town and contains the largest deposit of flue quality clay to be found In the stilt;-. A spur track from the Southern Pa cific main line runs dir ctly Into the yards, which were previously occu pied for several years for the manu facture of brick and tile. The latest pattern machines for i)o ...., f ...., , .... nr .i..t. .....I ti.. mo iimiiuuuiiiic m irui n illiw llir have been ordered from the east, and the work of erecting the building and getting things in shape for an early start will begin at once. The plant will probably be operated by electric power and the company will be Incorporated with $S00U capital stock. Is the World Growing Iletter? Many things go to grove that It is. The way thousands are trying to help others Is proof. Among them Is Mrs. W. W. Gould, of Pittsfield, N. 11. Finding good health by taking Elec tric Hitters, she now advises other sufferers, everywhere, to take them. "For years 1 suffered with stomacn and kidney trouble," she writes. '"Every medicine I used failed till I took Electric Hitters. But this great remedy helped me wonderfully." They'll help any woman. They're the best tonic and finest liver and kidney remedy that's made. Try them. You'll Bee. 50c at all drug gists. $.-00.00 REWARD. The Southern Pacific Company will pay Ave hundred ($500.00) dollars for tho arrest and conviction of the party or parties who cut sixty (60) or moro airbrake hose on freight cars at Roseburg on the night of October 18th, 1911. L. R. FIELDS, dtf Superintendent. Ask for piano certificates at Joseph son's. Funeral designs to order. Prices right. Mrs. F. D. Owen, florist. Phone Suburban 97. tf AO.tt.W. kcwecmric t.oigfc .No. 1KMe ti tbe Hut t:id ltd MuDitkyn ol van mon.j at 7:Su p. m., In ifce Knrcater' Hall. Alt member in good Htandiufr are iuvlteil to a - tend J. w. iiowkll, M. w K H. i.cmix. kecordor. D e. o. KIJls, kowiuurK l4X.A,no.8-J6 liolitt II rf-gmar cuaimuuirailuun a: the Klk Temple on iwi and lih Thurn'laygot at ti tnontli. All member re?uet?d to attei.,1 niriiiariy. ana an viiiiiog orotnerr are corn ally Invited to atwnfl. P. W. IIayxm, K. k. II. Smutu. Secretary. DKOKKK UK HONOR MyallC Lotl No. $ Meeu '2nd tiitl 4U Mi.nrtny evrninio ol eacL monlb lu the oid Fellow' Temple Vitttlng member corrtlally invited U)iU'Uti. Ad Lami-in. '-.ol n H. Liikox. Kec. EAGLKH, Rotfbnrg Aerie Dffiijs their hall on JurkNon, tft, ii.tl and Alh Modi1j even iiiiti of eh mouth, m or lock. Vim lnt breLhrtm id good tnlin,r alwuv welcome. O. WiIKTHlNUTUM. W, P. Phooe MlKU RAM. t . M it Mi. W . . IO. O. P., I'htletanan Lotie 0. Metli d Odd Kellowi ieui pie.nirutT of Jsu-JtAoa anl t-'ai street, ou Htunlii;- eveniriff of b week. Mcmbtrn of theortiwr in gcoU vtandiuit are luvlteU lu hiu-imI. J. V. ri.iMFWm N. o. U. M. MiUJ.Lt. K. o. I O. O. V., KtititiR star Uxlge No. 174, meet Odd Ft lluwa' Tftnple -Vfry Friday evenin un dk Ditner'n atwdj-n wftcoue. K. IIammom), N. i, W 8 P..WKLL, R. H. M. FirKLK. F. fl IO.O. F , L'nion fe.nrainpmnt No. 9-Meli In Odd Fellown' Irtnple on the lit and .4rJ TbnrUy eve nlrrftn f e h month. ViiH lht brethtjrto alway wenme. F K. ('AVRKIiKR. C. P. H. O. Law m. tk-rib. MOI-KKN BKOTHkKHOOO t)Y A.MKKK A Kocebii rg irft-la.' No. m-MwUvrT 2ir. and 4th Fn.lny in Marhee Temple. Vliltiog member ht welrome. O. I j..ht Prenicnt. A. L. Thokkt'Iic, scrtUry. OS-.. R"Mrt napter No.n-fn,dtbet. re ular meetiiip cu lnt and At i Timrnlny in eath M.nth ViPltinr memkri n ood landing are re-fnetf uJiy luvlied to at ucd. Mm. I. two,, w. M Frkk JH..!i. ftw-retary RKHKKAH-. Ko-tnrg Rt-th Mwr.Sn 41. I. O O. K -Xrt-ti in (M-i feii,,w. Temple eTery Tut-f-lny evtjnin. Viiiiii Uleriaud brtihfen inrlt-! to atu-ud. Mm a .t. I.tft.-fOT. .MRf.. lr.t.i,A I.kwt. Hf-rr Mr-. -M 4 kt fc. Pa lm, ' Flnau rial Secy. WOI'Mh-i OF THE OKU, .mp No IJft Met at llie Odd Feliowt Hall it Ror.'irc. rTrr It anl :ird M.-u I, trcnlDira- Viaittameirnbor, a.w.r, weirume I. A 'i. Einm.,'. c. K ,M K BT .! k WOMEN OF WOO I RAFT, l.tlv C1rr Sn 49-MeeU on lltaod trd MonlaT Tetn of arh tt"n:h at (Md Fellow H.P Vttltln-r B)enrert in -rood iiao'Iidc are In eltJ u auend. MM fjiripTLm!i-JTA? fi 5. UIA LAWLfflSlA. Cier ' STATK ( ((.lti:S ! MO I II KHS TO MEET IX ItlltTI.AXI) .NEXT WEEK. PORTLAND. Or., Oct. 26. A Child Welfare Conference and ex hibit, the first such event ever held west of Chicago, will take place at the .National duard Armory in Port land on November 3 and 4. It will be held under the auspices of the Oregon Congress of Mothers. Following the plan of similar ex hibits throughout the Eastern states, the purpose will be to show what has been done, what is being done and what should be done for the welfare of childhood. Leading educational Institutions of the city will be re resented and all phases of child life witl be touched upon. The conference will combine or ganizations which have for their purpose educational work and men tal development. The conference will be free to all and everyone in terested in the development of child ren is Invited to attend. Special rates of one and one-third fare are ! offered by the railroads. Among those especially Interested In the work and who are taking an active part in arranging the exhibit are Dr. L. W. Hyde. Portland; Ar thur Kvan Wood, of Reed Institute; R. L.' Alderman. Suierlntendent of Public Instruction; Dr. . Ilertha Stuart. I'niverslty of Oregon; Mrs. Robert Tate, president Oregon Con gress of mothers; Mrs. Lora C. Little. Mrs. Millie Trumbull, of the Child Labor Department; Win. Thurston 'Brown, of the .Modern School, and Di. Philip Vauer. ol the St.ite Train ing School. NOTK'K TO Ol K TSTOl!'.RS. All parties owing us accounts are requested to call and settle same as e::ily as possible. You will find us at .',114 East Douglas, d w PILK1.NGTON BROS. Think of It, a piano given away at .losephson'n. dlf LIS. 1. K. SXEIJj Osteopathic Physician Rooms 10-11. Marsters Bldg. Roseburg, Oregon. Phone 119. i DR. FIXI.AY Dentist Rooms 4-3. Bell Sisters' Bldg. til RIIOX A. FORY Vocal Lessons Studio 437 North Rose Street Phone 290-R. ROSEBURG, OR. MRS. CHAKLK9 I1EIXUNE Teacher of I'lnno Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-H. OH. H. K. IIEHMAXX Eyesight Specialist 217 South Stephens St. ROSEBURG -.- OREGON K. F. SMIC'K. M. I). rilVSIClAX AND 81KGKOX. Olllces: Douglas National Bank; with Uis. heely. Settle and Stewart. Roseburg - Oregon. ;ffli'6 Hours: Pnonea: 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Hes.: Main 172 UK. LICKTTA SMITH. Physician Women and Children Diseases Specialty. or.ee. Masonic Bldg., Second Floor. IH.C.L, PEARSOS DENTIST oKFICB IN REVIEW BUILDING Hours: 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. tl.l'.KKT 8. Ul'EY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. toseburg ... Orego Telephone 33 j. Hours 9-12 " 1- i DR. V. W. HUNT Dentist. Abraham Bldg. Roseburg, Oregod. HKS. BEKLT, HKTHKR STEWART I'll. Mans and Hnrseorui. Suite of Offices Hear Douglas Na tional Bank, Oruund Kloor. l'bone 367. HOSEBCRQ - - - OREGON DR. I. U CALLAWAY, Ovlmpathlc Phyalrian. Gradual American 8-hool of Oiteoi.atby. KlrksTllle. Mo., un der foMnder of the tcltoce. Dr. A. T. Btr.l. Abraham Bldg. Phone 169 .-iOoEBLRa ..... OREGON Typewriters for sale or rent at the Roseburg book Store. tt Call ud 340, th, Douglas County Creumery, for cream. Douglas County Creamery butter only 76c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. Patronize borne Industry. 4tr t nuiu setting uuuo ai reasonable prices. ;jj sueriaan street. ati Everybody says: "The piano at Josephsou's Is tine.' dtl Dr. J. L. Callaway, Ostopathlc Phy sician. Abraham Building, Roseburg. 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. i Phone 79 and ask for the House Cleaning Department of the Roseburg Steam Laundry J. H. Sykes w E Carry a new and munition, Fishing Tackle and Sporting Goods. Gun Repairing and Key Fitting !aLspecia!ty. A share of your patronage will be appreciated. Sykes Roller Skating Rink Clair Blodgctt, Mgr. A popular resort. Orchestra pipe organ. Meet your friends at the Roller Rink Open Evenings Skates 23 Cts. Over Sykes Store. Texas Lunch House 335 North Jackson New management we serve the best the market affords. Our meals will please you. Chili a specialty. Your patronage solicited. W. L. Fore, Proprietor. "THE MERRY WIDOWS" (FOK.MKKLY MRS. CALLAND, Proprietor Modern Apartments with bath, and hot and cold water in each room. FIRST CLASS DINING SERVICE We guarantee to please particular people. 112 Biockway Street, Near llhjh Sthoo You Don't Have Go To Sea To for Cement ( nlrpru. Omrnt Hewer I'Ik-, al 8 to 88 Inrhes. Cement bulliling fonndtlon and rhlmrrey blocks. Oment sidewalks and cement work of any kind, f bare fire or s!l bouses I will sell cbeap, as I want to use tbs money In other business. See my burglar-proof window lock, Ita O. K. Sea pat's Elastic roof paint for leaky roofs. Wa build, mots or repair your bouses. Business buildings a specialty. O'er forty years eiperlenc In building. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER F. LOCAL NEWS. William P. Johnson, recently of Glendale, who crossed the plains ill l$r4, died at Medford last Wednes day. He was 79 years of age. He leaves a wife, five sons and three daughters. One of the latter is Mrs. Lena N. Cook, of Glendale. October 26 and 27 Dr. Hermann will be in his home office at 217 3. Stephens street. dtf Kippered '.tlmon, smoked salmon, salt mackerel, salt !. erring, etc., the season's fresh pack, at the Rochdale. Piano satisfaction Is obtained by letting Stone tune your piano. Phone 288-R. dtf S. K. Sykes nas received a BtocK of bulbs from Holland. Buy one while they last. dtr Smith's Livery, all new rigs and outfits, first class driving and riding horses; automobile In connection. Terms reasonable. Phone 60. Office with new ladles' waiting room, cor ner Oak and Rose street. S. T. Smith, proprietor. dtf A cold causes no end of misery and loss of time. Hamilton's Ump tjua Cold Cure seldom falU. dtf Window glass at Hamilton's. dtf Ask for piano votes at Josephson's. The price of foodstuffs has come down at the North Side Grocery, dtf "As ye advertise, so shall ye Oo known." KaMern Oyntera In Any Style. Short Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant. YE TOY, Prop. ItFGl'I.AR DINNER, lUC. Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. Open until 10 p. m., dally. Sheridan Street Near Depot GUN STORE Opposite Post Office. complete stock of Guns, Am TII12 ANTI.KIIS) Phone 2M1 To See PAT F. PATTERSON
