Roseburg review., January 09, 1912, Image 4

ALASKA ItKIVDKKK said. "The country then bad a had
l.NCHEASIXO ItAIIDLY.! reputation. But after we had learned
a little more of the hsquimaux lan
guage we discovered that most o
the trouble between Esquimaux and
whites resulted from ill treatment of
the natives. We found them kindly,
good natured ' people, with mo.-e
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5. A few
days ago a short, stocky man with a
quiet manner, a skin browned by
much outdoor life, and the steady
eye of one used to looking across
great distances, came to Washington native intelligence than Indians have,
with such small fuss that it was more; and eager to learn the white man's
than a week before the reporters; ways. Their chief faults weie
were aware of his presence at all. j drunkenness and a tendency to ste'il
He was W. T. Lopp, head of the. w henever they could.
Government's school system tori "We had some trouble with them
Esquimaux, and a man who ha at first, but we Insisted on having
spent most of his life since 1890 in our way. When they say we were
Alusku, seldom "coming out," as he( absolutely just and fair with then,
calls a trip down to the states. ! their attitude changed. We taught
I.opp was a lloosler schoolmaster them that stealing and drinking were
in Indiana, a boy juHt out of college, I wrong, and they listened to us. To
when the Government sent him and day It would be hard to find a more
another young man up to Cape Prince honest people than the Ks(tufma.ix
of Wales on Uehring Strait, to start living from Cape Prince of- Wales
an Ksquimuux school. He expected northward, and drunkenness Is al
to remain but two years. most unknown.
When he went up he and his part-' "Also they are the most advanced
ner were the only white men living of the Esquimaux In carrying out ou.'
in all of northern Alaska. They teachings of cleanliness and hygiene,
went alone into a district where the "That first winter we learned that
natives were so dreaded that whalers the Esquimaux wanted to own rein
would not put into port even fjr deer, but that the revenue officer
haven in a storm. I would not permit the importation
Wince that time I.opp has seen the Some of the natives even owned rein-
gold rushes go past him (he himself deer In the Siberian herds across the
got the gold fever only once), he has straits. It seemed a shame that they
traveled up and down and criscross were forbidden to bring their pron-
Alaska on foot, mushing witn aogs.'erty across from Asia, so near that
or driving reindeer, from 1't. Harrow, the Siberian heights could be seen
iiortherumoHt pinnacle of the coull- over the water on clear days.
nent, down to the Alaskan peninsula i "We appealed to Washington for
in the warm .lapan stream, and east-' permission to Import reindeer. But
ward to the Canadian boundary. other Government agents had pre
Hefore white men came he has ceded us in this request. Before we
known what it Is to be driving ex- had a reply from our letter that sum
hausled dogs in the hitter cold of nier a revenue cutter put Into poit
Interior Alaska with the food dwindl- with a shipment of reindeer on
ing; he has been In an Esquimaux board. We were overjoyed to know
hunting boat scuttled by the tusks that the prohibition of the law had
of an infuriated walrus; ho huB fear- been removed, and set about getting
lessly carried law Into rough, lav.- more.
lens winter whaling stations In the "in 1S92 came the first large im
Arctic Ocean; he has fuced death l:i portalion. We brought in 1200 that
a score of forms. Hut of all these year, and from these grew the preserl
he will say nothing. He prefers to herd, scattered throughout Alaska
talk about Ihe Government's Alaskan and numbering over 35.000.
reindeer herd, of which he was tin "The reindeer policy was gradual
creator, and Is the present adminis- y evolved. We Impress upon ih-;
tratlve head. Lapps and Esquimaux that the rein
"We got the Idea of Importing rein- dper are exclusively their property
deer rrom Siberia the first year wo and care. Kor instance, they are not
were at Cape l'rince of Vales,"he allowed to sell female reindeer to
AO t w. KiMtttiiirg i-cxiga No io-M.fti white men, sir that the brood nnl-
thu vnU mill lib Mornings In L'Hch miiiith mals are to be perpetually in the
at 7:;to p. m . lu the htTVter- Halt. All n.i.. nn nirsliln of the natives
jnciniKji. iu KU.HlMan.iniK are tnviiL-d to ai- -Usio uj ana owntrsn p or me naiiv.s.
tt.ii. j. vv. i owi-ll, M. w i "We usually establish a reindeet
K. li. Ijiiii, Ke.or.ler. herd wherever we have a nativ
.Ki.kH.Ko.unrIuiu..,no.id-iinidi school. The school superintendent
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CATHOLIC LADY would like general
housework in good family, rnonr
evenings 357-J.
WANTED. A position by young
man, 22 years old, steady and no
bad habits; willing to do any
thing that Is honest, and will pay,
Address P. O. Box 191, Roseburg
KOH KENT
FOR RENT. Furnished house, 211
Washington Btreet, Roseburg. En
quire Wm. Van Buren.
FOR RENT. House two blocks east
of Masonic temple. Inquire at :he
residence of Judge Hamilton, dtf
3 regular curnmiun.-iitiui,). a: the htki has supervision over the herd, though
BomVm,0n,.r.;;'.'1 issttrtya " ;m:d l:y ?e uatirr
young, ambitious natives are selected
u hh-ivh;.. e herdt-rs for a four voir
term. For his first years service
rt'Riinvriy, kixl all vimiug urotlitr lire eonli
. JilHltVHKON, K. K.
II. C. Kuntm. mcrirj.
i.kkr ur lloMiK -tic uxWt- No. la- , lui,ii,i to his living, the appivn
Utit J 1 1 1 ami hi n M iti i v,it na- o .
"i'l, monih tn Die O.lo mv 'a 'IV mole
VUlMn mumOuri canimiiy turtU'd to atUud,
Aha I.ami'min,'..ui tl
r.. !l. I amu, live.
M U'i kIKk, KtctWer.
year eight; the third year ten, and
the fourth year ten. So that what
i you may term a journeyman herd'-r
owns :t4 reindeer Thoy are then
free to breed their animals nnd sell
their calves or stock of any ae n
EAM.K, Hi-mumr Atru- met-t m their bll
on Jnckson, t t, .'i.t unJ -tin MomUj tvtu
tuna ol tth nitMith. a, H v vivvk. Vlmi
ln l,reU.ieu,uK.;o.l .iii;hnK alv welcome. , ,he Qlhpr natlve9
rhvui' MImii ) r..vk i.. j.io.i i. V . Vic. 1 "Reindeer are food, clothing an i
.t: .." r... : : 7. ' transportation to the natives. As
I o."ihvi'.. food, reindeer Is delicious, resembling
t ans sireein, on .-murtiH 'vi-uin ot vwU both mutton and beef, but more
r..vueu'wM"!,.hoo'u''u"c,K''lu'''''" lilli,l,' tna i',,i,,,r' Ai,ing ,n 0c"
j . K.' i 'i.it m rntk. N. u. I toiler, when the deer are fat from a
m. m. .Mm.tB. a. n. aiimmer'a ferdlne on crasse and fni-
t n
summer
iage. they are best for eating.
I 11 11 V H DSIlil..!.., N,, I7J ,.,.ila
ti.t.l K.'ll.iwi. lt-uii'le . very Krl.lay eveuiug natives lake r imleer tallow ami mix
Vi.ii us oi.-tiipr.-;- iy;.'i.;ouie. , .., ..,.,Ba ,prri,,a into it. making a
i dish that looks like ice cream and
FOR RENT. Furnished suite of
housekeeping rooms, light and
water furnished. Inquire at Royal
Club Restaurant, Cass street, near
depot.
FOR RENT. Furnished 5-room cot
tage, fine location, after Jan. 10
Address Box 491, Roseburg.
FOR RENT. Housekeeping suites
Very central location. Inquire 335
North Rose street.
Jersey Wakefield cabbage plants,
10c a dozen, or 3 dozen for 23c.
H. C. Dawson, 625 Second Ave.,
South, North Roseburg. dsw
FOR SALE. One acre of land In
North Roseburg, edge or cltv
limits. Cash or easy payments.
Inquire at Review office.
FOR SALE. On 216-egg Petaluma
incubator, also one dozen Barred
Hock hens. Inquire at Review
office.
FOR SALE CHEAP. A small poul
try plant with good buildings, 1 'A
miles from Roseburg poHtofnci.
For particulars inquire at Review
office. dsw
FOR SALE. Household furniture of
five rooms. Will sell all togetner
or separately. " W. W. Wallace,
Prospect street, or address Box
221.
PRUNE TREES. We have them, as
well as a complete line of other
nursery stock; salesmen wanted.
Donald Nursery Co., Donald, Or.
FOR SALE. Lot B0 feet front ard
extending to river; fine river bot
tom soil. Inquire at 608 North
Pine street. dtf
FOR SALE. Rheubarb, the Monarch
variety. Best and latest introduc
tion on the market. Plants 25c
each, or $2.50 per dozen. Call iq
F. Schmidt, Edenbower. dtf
FOR SALE. My entire herd of regis
tered Shorthorns, consisting of 14
cows and heifers, 2 bull calves and
herd bull. The 17 head go for
1900 if taken at once. I am pre
paring to leave Oregon. J. L.
Wright, Drew, Oregon. dsw
I ni. in Week of frayer.
FOR RENT. Two newly and neatly
furnished rooniB for housekeeping
bath, electric light and all modern
conveniences. 126 N. Kane. Phone
270-R.
FOR SALE Olt TRADE
FOR SALE. Buff and Black Orping
tons in pens or tries, llrookside
Poultry Farm, Roseburg, Oregon.
FOR SALE. 100 cords of wood. For
particulars call on or address F. E.
Weaver, Riddle, Oregon.
FOR SALE. Some nice thrifty pigs
nnd shoats. Benbark Hros..
Roseburg, Phone Farmers 6X7.
FOR SALE. Homestead relinquish
ment. Ad J reus Box 66, Roseburg,
Oregon. dsw
FOR SALE OR TRADE. Four lot.)
with store building and residenc?
In city of Drain. Address Box 161 .
Drain, Oregon.
FOR SALE. A team of draft horses,
ages 5 and 6 years, weight 1300
lbs. each; also wagon and harness.
Will sell In part, if desired. F.
Schmidt, Edenbower, Or. tf
K. II .KK.iMi. S. H.
I't'W Kl.L, K. S.
FOR SALE. Asparagus roots, two
yrars old; Palmetto variety; 7."c a
hundred, or $ti a thousand. Early
Plan to attend these services. The
follo-vlng schedule will be observed:
Monday, Jan. 8, at M. E. Church,
Rev. W. H. Enton, leader; subject,
".Personal Faithfulness."
Tuesday, Jan. 9, at M. E. Church,
South, Albert Abraham, leader: sub
ject. "Church of Christ."
Wednesday. Jan. 10, at Presby
terian Church, Alex McLean, leader;
subject, "Foreign Missions."
Thursday, Jan. 11, at Baptist
Church, Rev. K. M. Mears, leader,
subject, "Home Missions."
Friday. Jan. 12. at Chri-tlnn
Church, Rev. J. E. liurkhart, leader;
subject, "The Home and School."
The services will begin promptly
at. 7:30 each evening. Let us plim
to attend all these services.
J. N. M CONNEI.L.
Secy. Roseburg .Ministerial Union.
ift ! Ja a f. t
f ORKOON KKST.M'l:ANT
I liea Day aid Night.
4 Klrt-class meals at all hours,
f. Fresh Olympla Oystera, Fish
j. and Clami all tue time. ,
4. Regular Meals, 2li Cent,
f. Have addod a new Balcony
-j. especially reserved for ladles
4 and famlllea.
An Electric Piano will furnish
4 music during meal boura.
M .Ki. Ri.it. V. S
IO O. K , I'lintn hni'iutumirMit Nn. 9-Mtvu
In (.Mel KellnWR' 1 i-ni U- oil lbt In: tint 3rtl
lug brelliiTtfU ftlwav we'.i-iim.
K. V. Va kmkh. 0. P.
H. U. l.KH IN. JWllH.
1u'm1it of t-vt-r ui-Miih in the Knalf's
Hlli, on J km I'lrrrl, irawlliiif NeiKbtxir
ail cordially tnvitnl to viMt out . uij.
Cut Mi Kt.HtvNY.roimtil
K. .STt'iHH. .'Ierk,
which is fine to eat. i
"The reindeer Hnds hi food alonj; '
th wavR. lie can paw through the i
snow when tethered and find moss
to pat. He is stroiiK. so the driver
can ride. And the reindeer can travi i ;
in-km woohMKN ok amkkii a, Mvrti ' 40 mllet a day and keep it up for a
iui.i.taW nitvia every Jmi til 4fh t a.k hi a time
.'MlM ' -vfr ui.MMti in the Kmle'i i
A ;irl's Wlht Mldninht Ride.
To warn people of a fearful forest1
fine In the CatpkillB a young gtr. rod?,
horsehark at midnight and navel
many lives. Her deed was glorious.!
hut lives are often saved by Dr. I
King's New Plscovery In curing lung
trouble, coughs and colds, which
might have ended in consumption or
pneumonia. "It cured me of a dread
ful cough and lung disease." writes
V. K. Patterson. Wellington, Tex.,
"after four in our family had dltd
with consumption, and I gained ST
pounds." Nothing so sure and sal
for all throat and lung trouble. Price
fic and $ 1. 00. Trial bottle fre
Guaranteed by all druggists. K
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lid 4lh Kritlnjf til M(U-e Tcmpl.
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foot fttttt.lu( mtv raiHvl(nllj tuvttrt U) l-
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1. 1. . U. K -Mfls in tMil KfllowV
Tfini'lU'TiTT 1 uUy fuln. Vtaltiiif
lBtn auJ tirrthirn uitttt-tl to nirutl.
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WOMKS Of WiHllH RArT. Ml- Owe So.
4-Mt- on 11 n-1 r1 Mor1? ffnii
of Hrh month tt (Md Fellowi' Hall.
Vteititif tnrmtifre to wtl tD.1iD art to
ltU 19 ktirod.
Mr. O b. rtPu a i toh. e
tun tAVLfiaU. Crfe K.
The price of foodstuffs has come
down at the North Sld llrocery. dtf
Smith's Livery, ail new rig and
outfits, first class driving and riding
horses; automobile In connection.
Terms reasonable. Phone 60. Office
with new ladies' waiting room, cor
ner Oak and Rose streets. S. T.
Smith, proprietor. dtf
Choice Meats
We handle choice meats, such as win favor, catering to customers who
appreciate the best at reasonable prices combined with satisfactory
service. We handel the famous Svalshlpt Oysters.
LOUIS KOHLHAGEN
PHONE 19
107 CASS STREET
The Greatest Value
Our laundering results assure the patrons of a value
and quality unapproachable. There is no slighting
of any of the details to make our prducts exceptional.
The
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Hat Arundel tune 1L