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Newspaper Page Textli-XSJ-J"!-! EVENING ROSEBURO REVIEW U.SLKU DAJLY KXCKPT hi MlAT . BV ftKVIKW I'l 11I.IIII(J X)V1I'ANV KuUred at Kose&urE.. Oregon. Toil ' office at Second-Clmu Matter, j L. WlMl'.LKI.T OAILT I Per year, by null f 3 00 I Par month, delivered (' ' Pur week, dxllvorud 15 j Bt'MI-WEEKLV Per year t2.en ! Alt monthi f 1.00 1 GAS IN YOUR STOMACH, BLOAT AND PRESSURE AROUND YOUR HEART Cured, Cured to Stay Cured With ' Baalmann's Gas Tablets. I JAM WHY 12, UM'J or VAST wroitTA I WASHINGTON. Jim. f.---T; sixty-third moctlnn of the Aim-rlcni AHHoelutlon for tho Advuweni.'nl .;' Bctencp. which hiiK jimt closed In Washington, uh the mtmt 8iH"'f'i i In thn htHtory of t h Ik w it-miilr body Dr. L. O. Howard, chief or the I'lilu d Htatoa llnreati of KntomoloKy and permanent Hcrrvtary of I tit aNKnci.i lion. aaid In an intervli-w that tin niHttiiK Hxreileil all invltiH ones hot only In the number of sclent Int. who attended, hut aluo In th hiv,h rhararter of tho pa pent read, and in the distinction of their author, ami of the other uriontitdtt who took ;u In Informal illnciiHnion hoiiih Hint h of more IntereHt than the formal pro gram Ituelf and those who llHleiietl to the program. President Tuft In penum itpoke al the openliiK meetltiK and wdconi"d the Bcleiitlt8 to U'nHhltiKtoii. He al so made an Important addrHH at Another gathering and he showed n various ways hln deHfro to honor til men whoKi! lives are devoted to aolv Ing problems of grtut iniporlitnco to the world. Among the very InlereHtlng wn sIoiih, were those of the eetitoml' and Horlolnrlcal HOcletW'H. Tin-He were ijiiIU largely attended, and fr" (iiently there was not nil Kiel en t uc commodatloiiH for those who wished to hear the proceed 1 iik- I'lobu bi ll o one wuh listened to with greatei Interest than .MIhh Jane Addams. whose settlement work In t'hirae has made her one of the recngnfz" l , leaders In the movement denized fo; the uplift of the ntHHHes. In th-' opinion of Mi hb Addams. It Is net hopeless to seek material Improve ment of the siitiinerKed tenth. Iterre atlon as a 'public funetlon In uih.ui and rural couimiuiltleK formed He topic of the evening- MIsh Addam treated the hi ban side of the ques tion while the rural phases formed fera-- MAIAUVVP 0S-Tl:f.ns trt mvh ' Iipi,ti'. 1'ff l i me i -'Kt.f.'t, li 1111 tlie kt'imai ti ' kinl t..fU W n- l nljit iJ--'-w; I'rt utttu u'i w VMi-'f.v t.r l T f"n H trrn.ii i", jrrit..lile nt"iunli. ' lUUMN 'i IAS I.MH.I.IS h tin- oi.lv nr.,e.l io AipnTH'tt tn nil' M" ' :""t ''wt'"' ' t" , wrvnin, irriUM'rit-"niiiiit --.:: - .; Mr, Jv rr.iim.t fi.rn alt.-f nf.' 'i..' u IU llMV'iN'S 'tAS-'l AJfl.l.'J ft j Imi 'i i) yuxit stoma' !t will bt irn-t r.iliu m Uttun, tVtfn. f li.-w.W HAUAHWS US-TAIU.IT3 n K I HifTi-rtrtt fnfn ntiWij-ir in xi-tfrin-, (i.'it.m m n, Ii wh1.i. tv. .-I, i ( 1 1, i- 4 :--r!i,jiit, tvv:r-f tiy km !; ttu v rrr in clc fr rt .11 rU nt onl mwl run jou t l.frr esrr'.ii( i ' '' I. f 'i im 'ili.T ( ' I' i f'f .VV 1.vfirrv'!rin?wt. or m-rnl dirrrt lu iijt.tit.'iji.ii I't irium-)', .uttt-r aU, tho basis of a talk by Dr. C. V. Ilrt heririKton. "Soeial liilerfiiirne." ald M1h Adda ins. hi the pleasantly intimate conversational tone which seeiiM ch;raetetb.tic or her, forms the veiy basis of our urban civillation. l'h-' sical jisso. iaiion. mere Jnxiapo-;ith.:i, ' or MibldtiK (f elbows does not liieu'l social intercoms.-, in the ciiies. men1 may grow up In veritable sulitud th"v may te cut off from ail forms 01 social itiii'tcoiii se. 1 1 Is sue tat k of roiuminullng with their fe lous that leads ol'ieii to crime and degenenicv, and it Is to correct such condition that social workers are now striving to provide plenty of paik ; and playgrounds wherein the thlfd reii of the city can mingle alter the'' childish fanhion. "Just (ne ol the results whh-ii seem lo follow 111 the wake of Mu: policy, is t lie lessening of Juvenile 'rime. The playground. take (tie place of (he 'gang' lift1 which Is suc' a hi rot:-; faetor in hullding up a:d sitstitiuiug the power of the political Iiosh. the r-uots of whicli reach back ward into 1 he days of childhood . when his prowess, sk III or rniinln;; caused hi tn to be adtulivd a nd fol lowed by tiie rent of the 'gang.' " ' Seeking jiue of High I'I'Icm. .Many pioiuit:--nt tin n. hit Indium Sf naior Stitooi of t iah, Senattii l.tMle of las.ll hiisetis, and Seiiat.u Cinwtoid of South Dahola, took part in a discussion !n fore tiie America) Yt --t-uoiiKc AsKoilatlou on an Intern:. -tioual coihinirsion oil (tie cost ol ID lie fore auot her body, nect hut I . de oted lo er.uioiiiic in v est Iga t ion .'t iiaior htirtoii. as vic-treiUient ol tlie section, told what, in his opinion, caased i be IiIkIi im of j log. Hi said thai : ( I I Scientific progress has multi plied the slock ol u st-1 ii I unit ies an I Strong Healthy Worn If a woman is strong and heulthy in a womanly wuy, motli- crhiMHl means to her but little mlierinjj. J lie (rouble )ir io the fttct that the many women utter from wcttknei and diteate of the dutinctly feminine orttuniira and aro untitled lor motherhood. 'I bis can be rciucdud. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Cures the wenkneues end ditori'cra of women. It aots direct I r on tlie delicate and important o riant ooaoerned In motherhond. molting them health y( strong, Titforouit virilo and elnsiic. "Favorite Preaeription" hnnihca the indispositions of tlu period of expectancy and makes Kihy'ti advent en-y ai;d almost painleti. It quickens and vttuli.ev the frminiito orKtm, and iniurea a healthy and robust baby, 'lhomamlg of women liavo testified to ita marvelous merit. Mnkes Wesk Women Stmn. I Makes Vnwnn UVff. llonct druit-(iftia do not ofter mt'-t tutes, u.ij ur t.vm u;ti you o " jut as food." Accept no aecrrt neslrtun in pi ne of tin wn-sfticf remedy. It oontaina not a drop ol akmhol and not o iruin of h :b.r l .rniitii or injurious drufa. U a pure glyceric extrutt of h.aluij, n.itixe Amcrnnti rM.t. Sykes Roller Skating Rink Clair Hlodjjdt, Mr. A popular resort. Orchestra pipe orj;an. Meet your friemls atitlie Roller Kink Open Evcninjjs Skates 2;" Cts. Over.Sykes Store. Next Door to P. O. Hear R. L. Stepliens" Shoe Store Progress vShoe vShop PRICE LIST Men'- Half Sil.s . Men's Soh'K Hltd HeelH Men's t it ' 1 Soles aid li tos' II. tit S4!en lit H II. . '.H I.adw-s" Half Side? I- adleV HetM It ii r H etw Heel llr.it .rt II-4-I Plates N.til I on i.-i.i .li.'i ..Ml .- .VI .t. .III Shore made to onh r nil vioik .m l iitjifi it.il gn.n.ii d l.i lt HiIm lai.n Hie fti-lliilis of n.fdtrti lit. Thh haft made poftfiible a comunily r . -tin htatldard of living. i2) Thia pi ok l u t 1b Ulirtjlt .1 ill different brunches of human en deavor and causes aome prices to rlt while others full. Tha most in. ike contrast Is between the produ tio i of gold, the supply of which is r.ipWl ly Inereaslng. and tho agrieul ural products. The latter have not kept pace with other objects of etuis tmp- (lon. i'Ai One Inevitable result of pro grexx h over-uctlou In vurlous lintrt ami a i-oiiHiderahle degree-of waste and extravagance. liicreaM'il Price N'ottMl. Kenutor Hurton gave lllutttratloi.i of IbcreaHt-d prices In progressive eras, lu each of these there aH a great InereuHe In the supply of precious metals. As the previous metals were employed an tho measure of value and the relation bet a ecu them find other articles was material ly changed. It was Inevitable that prices should rise. The same con dition Is now In evidence with tlie additional fact that gold is" now more generally used us a basis for credit upon which so large a hhuv of our modem business Is transacted. Thus the increased quantity of gold Ik the principal litctor lu tin preKe.it Fittoitioii. The Senator disciiHsed certain cu rent explanations of high prices, surii as trusts and coiublnal ions, tari:f and increased wages, and denied that the responsible cause could he found in any of these. However, a potent reason Is to he found in methods ol distribution, many of which are ob solete, lu this direction more than any other rises a possible remedy for present conditions. The probable out-working of th problem, said Senator Hurton, will bt found in diminished relative produc tion of gold, greater attention to ag riculture, the more perfect regulation of great organizations of capital and ,i more careful conservation of our natural renou rees. IHsciish Iwilmr l-eglslnlioii. Men who are trying to solve som-1 labor problems met to exchange v iews. Charles Nagel, secretary of the department of Commerce uud I41 bor. presided nt this meeting. I'" said thut it was generally conced-.l that something must he done about the unemployment problem, uud the lovei n men t was making investiga tions to see just how fur; was pos sible to go In bettering roii-'itions. Labor leaders us well as sc. --nt hits and college professors took purt lu Hm' discussion. Wide Kaiige ol Discussion, No on;' who saw a program or read any account of the proceedings could fail to he impressed by the mid range, embracing every Held of reien tiltc iii(iilry. ! rum the study ol tlo .lair to that of bacteria; from aero nautical research to discoveries rv Harding deep sea creatures; from the amelioration of pauperism to sp.- troscoplc methods, there seemed to be no hounds or limits to the Hold of research. It is almost impossible to realize the vast wealth of knowledge, the stores of research, which were carried 10 the Washington conferences. Koi a year to come the printing presses will be busy turning out reports ol the meeting and the papers read at them, and this commltiKling of m i' wilb their ftdlows. the exchange ol ideas and the Imparting or encoin age men t. to workers who ha v 1 1 rujjgled a gal usl. odds, make th'1 great gathering of scientists one a li jell wilt be long remembered by the thtiusauils who were active par ticipant lu It. t& fe. RHEUMATISM Rheumatism iscauw .l by an cxo s.h of t:ric acid in the blood, which iraduallv Bits into the circulati-m 1ci-ause ol iudwstjon. cfnstijation, weale kiducyto.-tiuup and ot:-.cr iireyvl.iritus ot the svsUm lr.. h are Boiiietiines considered ot no imi-.rtancc. This uric acid causes an inii.imccl and condition of the bluod, and the circulation instead ot nourishing the diiicrcnt I w.rt;...wf.r illr- ronlinuallv deDo. its into the nm, muscles, tissue-3 and joints, the irritating, jiain-roduci-.ij arid with which it is filled. Kheu matisin can only be cured by a thorough cU-ansins of the blood and this is just what K. I-!. S. does. It (;ocs down into tlie circulation, ami oy ne-uu.u-tuinjfthe uric acid and driving it from the blood, effectually and surely removes the cause. K. S. S. strengthens and invigorates the blood so that instead of a weak, sour stream, causing jiain and a'ony thouj;liout the sys tem, it becomes an iuviuoMtinj:, nourishing fluid, furnishinj; health and vitfor to every jiart of the body and relieving the suffcrinj; caused by tins ilise'ase. S. S. S. tjtinjr a purely vegetable blood purifier, is the surest and safest cure for Rheumatism in any of its forms. Hook on Rheumatism and any medical advice desired sent free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. CA. REAL ESTATE Farm Lands Fruit Lands Stock Ranches Poultry Tracts City Property Rentals FIRE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC j List Your Property With Us. HIMES & OLIVER ( ASS ST., NKXT TO tiUAM) HO'i;i:i- IMiOXK 387. KOSKIU ItC;, OH, imaival mi;kti;s to isi:(;i ; n:ur. ox jax. jh. m om lis i;i :iv 1 1; i (ins, . Ilcjtviiic wk, S4MiriieM4 ;ini.he. In Kite .Minnie. Do you know that the best stom ach prescription In the world is called MI-O-NA. That It Is put up In small tablets which people call MI-O-NA stomach tal Icln. ho you know that the Red Cros Phai inaj y guarantees MI-O-NA to banish IndineHtioii or upset condition of the stomach, or money back. Ml-O-N is not u purgative. It !h made of ingredients that tle.tii. renovate a nil illsiufect t lit stomach anil bowels; It puts strength and energy into the stomach walls so that in a short time perfect digestion will be a regular thing. i-'ilty cents th all you have to pay for a large box at the lied Cross Pharmacy nnd druggists even where. A Girl's Wiltl Midnight Hide. To warn people of a fearful forest tine in tlte t'atskills a young girl rod horseback at midnight and saved many lives. Her deed was glorious1, hut lives are often saved by Pr King's New Discovery In curing lung trim hie, coughs and colds, which might have ended )n consumption Ot pneumonia. ' It cured me of a dread ful cough and lung disease." writes W. K. Patterson. Wellington. Te.. ' after four tn our family had dlt ! with consumption, nnd I gained S7 pounds." Nothing no mire and snf for all throal and lung trouble. Price M'c and $len Trial bottle fre :u.nante.,i bv all druggists. K Mil in: or t- it.ii i ii t.it dk I I X A t H AMI A I IOMS. J. H. Sykes CU.N STORH Opposite Post Ottilv. w E Carry a new and rompK lc slock of Cams. Am munition, I isfiiii 1 acklc ami Sptn tin CooJs. Cun Repairing anJ Key I'iMim; ta specially. A share of your patronage will lc appreciiiteJ. X. lice is l:erebjr given that th. eighth grade final examination wl'l be told in Doug Us County cm Jan uary is and All teat hers having pupils eligible to writer same should I report to t be County Supt. on or before January I t the it i men of such pupil de-iring to take ttie cvtinin u- ' ii'Tl. The pngi.,iu for the samo Is ax follow: Thursday Physiology, tocography liwtorv, t'iil tiovernmetit. Pnday I'ramm.ir, Signing. Ariti- n.. tic and riling. YiMilS VrfV tl u' . CtV SCIloot. SCPT . d-w IVr K l tr J. L. Oat:away. OstopatMc Phy slcUo. Abraham Uulldin. Kobur Another ev;uu;tdh tic revival will : be lieid t his winter, hegt nning Jan -1 nary I'M, eftuallng In m.igtii t nde that of t wo years ago. Charles Cullen ' Smith, (,ingelisj and fdo!st of Chi-' cago, will 4ie the leader of the winter j campaign Tor souls h 'Id by three ; leading churches, the Itaptist. th", Presbyterian and the South Metho-' dist. Smith, as he Ik known, is n brother of V. M. C. A. Smith, a famous inter national secretary of the Y. M. f A While In a somewhat different inhere of Christian work, he cniii : to ttrmflmrc nt'tup ttuii-h nl: 1111 In i nnd ' solicitation, nnd with the highest i-omiuendati'jn and praise for his past work. J. R. Hoper, from Vancouver, 1. ('., a special sitiger. will also assist Leader Smith. Professor Hoper is an evangelistic singer of very wldr ex nerience. The execut Ive committee, who manages the revival on n busi ness iilre basis, plan to have a large chorus similar to those usually formed, to assist the leader of the Bervicea. The inreMng. it Is planned, will last three weeks. This gives sut'! eietit time for the arousing of fu:l cnthusiaHiit of a revival, and duos net draw out the meetings over too long a time. The t-yeiitivr? committee In charge of the per vices are among the most prominent men in town. They are W. 1,. Cobh. real estate; C. W. Kirk, contractor: Professor Groves, schord hui t lintcnib nt; Preston Turnell, gro ceries; Dr. Hermann, of the Soutii Methodist; 11. S. Nichols, contractor: P. Itenedick. wood working; W. Y. Thackrah, land office; B. U. Kddy, attorney, find Dr. F. W. Hunt, of the Presbyterian; S. K. Morse, retired manufacturer: F. J. Clements, con tractor; W. F. Thomas, abstractor: II. W. Strong, furniture, unci O. ?. Coshow, attorney. IN STAPLE AND FANHY GROCERIES Our Stock and Prices Will Please You 8 linrs S:ili Washing Soap 2 CaiiH Mine liilihnn Cherries 2 Cans Kxlra Kt.iffltard I'liiina 3 ( ana I'ciljy Priiji Cleanser :t 1'aekaKea llird Seed S I'ai kaKes Cood Starch Superior Flour, tlie best in town, sack. . Kine Wend Coffee, per pound . . . 2. . . .IMc . . .ic . . ,!i5c . . ilc 1.111 KENDRICX & KING Jackson St. GROCERS Phone 63 Mr. and .Mrs. O. I). McAllister lell this tnorniiiK for Sun r'niuclKCO and Los Angeles. What's The Matter Baby? The young- mother and manv ;m old one, too 1h ol'UMi puzzle. I to know t he cause of her chlbls ill nature. The loudness of Ita rrvlnir .l-vs not neces sarily indk-ato tho nei P usness i.r its trouble. It tnuy have nothing moie the matter with It than a hcauiif he or n feel ing of general iltillne.s. It cannot, of course, describe Its ft'clln;s, but bs a preliminary tnensure you are caly in trying a mild laxutlve. Nine times out of ten. you will And It In all the child needs, for its restlessness and peevishness aro perhaps due to ob struction of the )weU, and on e that has neen remedied the headiicbe, ttie rluiTKlshness nd tlie in any other evi dences of constipation and indigestion will quickly, disappear. u "Don't plve the little one rnltR, cnthnr-th- pills or n.istv waters, fr there will art us imr.- atives, and thev at e too strong ftr a child. In tho families of Mrs. S. 3. Slaughter, 1825 Ppruee St. 'ueMo, Colo., and Mrs. Ma A. Brlnker, 765 Su. iant Ht., Ifnver, Colo., the only laxa tivi Riven is Itr. Caldwell s Syrup-I'-psin. It )vi h(-on found to answi-r must perfec tly all the purpoffS of a laxative, and Its very mildness and freedom from grlping recommend it esiecially for the use of children, women, and old folks gener ally people who need a gentle bowel stimulant. Thousands of American families have been enthusiastic about It for more than a quarter of a century. Anyone wishing to make a trial of this remedy before buying It In the regular way of a druggist at fifty cents or one dollar a lure bottle (family size) can have a sample bottle sent to the home frco of chnrfre by simply addressing lr. W. Ii. Caldwell, 405 Washington St., Monticetlo. in. Your name and addresa . on a postal card will do. Hit Unliable jpipp f enown llSl JlUan ge! BEST EVER L. H. Rhoades & Co. The 2 ml Jrf Store McClanahan Incubators and Brooders Spray Pumps Pruning Tools Let us demonstrate to you what the Kansas Pruning Knife will do. J. F. BARKER & CO. Roseburg With a full line of Implements and Vehicles Oregon HI Do you realize that our soft drinks are made from pure cane siiKnr and filtered water? They are the most popular drinks with critical people. Nothing better for the children than tho genuine Hires' root beer bottled by the ROSEBURG SODA WORKS exclusive agents.' Unifiers of Ilires'Coca Cola for Douglas County. Phone 186 j Roseburg Flour Mills X l!oclinrn- fldet Industry. We Deliver Anywhere. Phone 56 HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR and FEED Alfalfa. Cheat. Vetch. Oa's. Piorm fiolled Harley. Oats. Corn. Wheat nnd Oats. Charter Oak. Ilifh Flight. Cupid, llran. Shorts, St. Foods. Alfalfa Meal. POULTRY SUPPLIES Wheat. Corn. Crey O.its ScratJli Food. Chick Food. If.vf Scrap. Sunflower Seeds. Hone, tint, S'i.'II. Oil Meal. Charcoal. Lire Killer, Al.imly l.ee. Kirg Maker. CennotetKV Choice Meats Wo h.indlo t'hiiir? tue.ils. nin h as win favor, ratoring to customers wlio ajnrotdut tho tust at r,:i'.n.i,td.' priro cotnt'inrd with satisfactory frice. "e liar.dcl tlte fiimou Siitshli'l fstem. LOUIS KOHLHAGEN PHONE 19 lor CASS STREET Candies, Nuts, Grapes, Oranges Candies the very best Nutsevery known kind Oranges from the best growers Grapes the kind you like Mrs. A. C. Kidd Son Commercial Club Building' X I I r