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EVENING ROSEBCRG HiVIEW
MARCH 15, J9I2.
GUILTY.
Portland Journal: The strike of
the textile worker! at Lawrence
ended yesterday. It results in an
average increase of 20 per cent in
wages.
It continued for 61 days. It cost
the mill owners a million dollars,
and the workers $1,350,000.
It disclosed that textile workers
were receiving an average wage of
$9 a week for men and $6 for wo
men. It revealed that most of the
workers are of the pauper labor of
Europe, and that the mill owners
are establishing a system of pauper
labor in America. It exposed the
melancholy fact that there is a pau
per funeral among the workers every
other day.
It showed that the textile workers
have been living at Lawrence under
intolerable life conditions. Because
of beggars' wages, they were, for
.economy's sake, compelled to live in
, crowded and squalid quarters, in
. dark basements and filthy tene
ments. Half a dozen families dwelt
together In habitations barely roomy
enough for one. There was no clean
liness, no privacy, no earthly chance
for decent life conditions. It was a
, condition closely bordering on hu
man slavery, and in the extent and
character of its pauperism, a Na
tional scandal.
But Lawrence has been a revela
tion. The textile Industry is one of
the industries most highly protected
. by the tariff. Its mill owners are
;rich almost beyond the dreams of
avarice. All of its corporations pay
enormous dividends and have swol
len surpluses of undivided profits.
But It was not the tariff that sal
vaged the Lawrence workers. It
was not the American tariff, loudly
- touted as In the interest of American
labor, that redeemed them from an
Impossible wage. Their rescue was
sot the tariff, but the strike and
the merciless exposure by the United
Press of the inhuman conditions
among the textile workers.
After these 61 days at Lawrence,
let the truth be told. The tariff
does not protect American labor. It
protects American mill owners.
They conress it now in the granting
of a twenty per cent wage increase
to 300.000 woTkers. They have
pleaded guilty.
INJURED SAWMILL MAX
GKT9 92230 DAMAGES.
EUGENE, Or. March 9. The Jury
In the case of William H. Handy vs.
J. H. Chambers gave a verdict this
afternoon for the plaintiff of $2250.
Suit was brought for $50,000 on ac
count of peculiar injuries sustained
in the defendant's sawmill near Cot
tage Grove. Owing to the nature of
the injuries, the case attracted much
attention. The trial lasted three
days.
HOSE KPRAY.
Spray solution for the destruction
of lice and aphis on rose bushes and
other plants.
MARSTERS DRUG CO.
Smoked ham siloed at the Benson
Grocery.
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 an J Rose streets. 8. T.
Smith, proprietor. dtl
The Live, Snappy Little
WANT ADS.
in the'Roseburg Review every evening
are the busy agents yon should em
ploy to fill your Wants.
4 Intert a "Want Ad" starting with
tomorrow evening's issue and in twenty-four
hours you will be surprised at
the quick results you will receive.
J Use these ads to rent rooms or houses,
hire help, sell real estate, horses,
musical instruments or anything else
that is salable. There is no better way
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND
LOST. A gold nugget watch charm,
between Roseburg and the Soldiers'
Home. Reward for it return to
the Home. dm
LOST. Baby bracelet, on street be
tween hospital and Elks' temple,
Sunday. Reward for return to
Mrs. C. R. Holloway, 518 South
Main St. dml6
WANTED
WANTED. All kinds of sewing
promptly and neatly done. 431
Mill street. dtf
WANTED. Milk customers. Drop
card or call on Mrs. S. K. Graham,
504 S. Main St.
WANTED. An energetic man to so
licit in the city; good compensa
tion and permanent position.
Chance for advancement. State
age. Address 1. C, care Review.
WANTED. Man and wife to work
on ranch, woman to do housework.
Phoie 154, or address Peter Ballf,
Roseburg.
WANTED. An old gentleman to do
chores, errands, etc., also handy
with tools, repairing harness, etc.,
in exchange for a good home on a
ranch. Some pay. For particulars
address Box 66, Dlxonville, Ore.
WANTED. A reliable insurance
writer with executive ability. A
good proposition for an experienced
writer who wants to better his
present condition. Adi'.ress with
reference, W. W., care Review,
Roseburg, Oregon.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT. Furnished house,
quire at Roseburg Hotel.
In-
FOR RENT Five-room, unfurnished
cottage. Apply to Mrs. J. A. Free
man, 647 Mill street.
FOR RENT. Central Hotel, Rose
burg. Enquire J. W. Wright,
Douglas Nat. Bank Building.
BOARD AND ROOM. Private fam
ily. Mrs. J. B. Kurtz, 1138 North
Jackson street.
FOR RENT. Housekeeping suites.
Very central location. Inquire 336
North Rose street.
FOR RENT. Small, unfurnished
house. 404 West Douglas Street
Roseburg. tf
FOR RENT 10 acres fruit and poul
try ranch, 6 miles from Roseburg.
good roads; well, poultry house
and dwelling; 800 fruit trees to
be cared for by tenant, liberal
terms; also young team, good
wagon, harness and hack for sale
Inquire 102 Parrott St., Roseburg,
Oregon. dsw
FOR BALE O.. TRADE
FOR SALE. 5-room house, first
class condition, and two lots. North
Roseburg, on easy terms to suit
buyer; or will rent. A. J. Starmer,
City.
FOR SALE. Stock ranch of 162V4
acres on Fall Creeek, 18 miles
east of Roseburg; stream through
place year around. Cheap for
cash, or on easy terms. M. De-
Vaney, 230 Pine street, Roseburg.
FOR SALE. Eggs for hatching from
best laying strain of prize winning
White Minorcas, $1.00 per setting
of 16; also few choice cockerels.
102 N. Parrott St., Roseburg. dsw
FOR SALE. Two lota. In North
Roseburg, 60 foot front, 100 feet
deep, good location; cheap. Inquire
at this office.
PARTIES wishing an Ideal location
for poultry and fruit raising, a de
sirable place to live, about 40
acres of the best black loam, free
soil, all In cultivation, fairly level,
8 miles from Roseburg, mile to
school, 3 miles to .tore, P. O. and
church; good roads; excellent
neighbors. It Interested write
Box 66, or phone r'armers 195,
Dixonvllle, Oregon.
FOR SALE. Five room house, mod- TRESPASS NOTICB.
era, on lot 60100; good garden,
fruit, etc.; not over 2 blocks from Positively do trespassing allowed
high school. Price $1650, part on the lands of the Curry estate,
cash, balance on time at 6. Ask daw N. CURRY ESTATE.
Miller at Review office. '
, W. W. WALLACE
FOR SALE! Butt Orpington eggs for CONTRACTOR
hatching, $1.60 for 16 eggs. E. L.
Farrens, Edenbower, Or. dsw Cement Work a Specialty. Brick and
- Htone. Tile Mantels.
FOR SALE 60 head poultry in 85i w. Mosher st Ro,eburg, Ore.
grand laying condition; price $48
cash. F. Buxton, Roseburg.
SHOW CARDS
FOR SALE. White and Brown Leg- Commercial Designs Specialty,
horn, R. I. Red and Plymot 'a
Rock baby chicks; also grown BELLE N. SMITH
stock. E. H. Butler, Pet-luma, Cali
fornia, dsw Studio Room 3 Marks' Bldg., Upstair
FOR SALE. 1H acres, 4-rooin nrnnllu.. rnvrnsTii
house, wood house, etc.; 4 chicken. REINFORCED CONCRETE
house, several chicken runs; all BUILDINGS
first-class soil, all fenced and cross- Complete Designs
fenced; good water; a first-class . . ,,,,
poultry ranch. Will sell cheap. J' J' BURLNO; Engineer
Also for sale 4-room house on lot 1018 Chsmber of Commerce Bldg.,
60x100, for $400. Inquire at Re- Portland. Oregon,
view office. or address W. E., care 1
of Box T. Roseburg. dsw DBS. iEELY. SETBER V STEWART
FOR SALE. 23 acres best river bot- P,!!,1" "d Ba,"ron-
torn land in Oregon. Fine for gar- Suite ot Office. Rear Dougla. Na
den. orchard, or other farming. tlonal B"k 0ru.nd Floor-
Three weeks earlier than other lo- pnBs.nII rnone opwym
callties. Will sell all. or divide .n BOSEBURQ .... OREGON
five or ten-acre tracts. Address
Bot 23, Dlllard, Oregon. 4.LBERT S. Hl'EY
FOR SALE. Farm of 108 acres, 9 OPTOMETRIST
miles southeast ot Roseburg;
splendid, free creek bottom soil; lit W. CA88 8T.
70 acres In cultivation, balanc 4t-eDurg . . . Qr .
pasture and timber; near school
and R. F. D. Price $6000, one- '
half cash. Address Box 167, Rose
burg, Oregon. GURDON A. FORK
FOR SALE. Two down White Leg- Vocal Lessons
horn pullets, one dozen Black
Minorcas and one 200-egg Me- Btudl " North Rosa Street
Clanaban Incubator. F. Schmidt, Pnone 290.Ri R08EBURO. OR.
Edenbower.
FIFTEEN EGGS. $2.00, express pre- ' 1
paid. Orpingtons, Wyandottes, qr, d. e. SNELL
Leghorns, Bantams, etc. Write for
circular. Simpson's Pheasant Osteopathic PbisJclaa
Farm. Corvallls, Oregon. ... ... .,
Rooms $0 1-3 02. Perkins Bldg.
FOR SALE. Eggs from my S. C. Roseburg. Oregou.
White Lf (thorns, select laying Phpne 119.
stock, $1.00 per setting of 16. Mrs. 1
.rfltt?' Fhdnt, MRS. CHARLES HKI.NLLNK
FOR SALE. Team, harness and 9tu110 423 E11 Bt' Pn"
wagon. Weight ot team about Teacher of Piano
2600 gelding and mare, ages 6
and 6. F. Schmidt, Edenbower.
' DR. H. E. HERMANN
FOR SALE. Fire-room house, with
two lots, on Stevens street, may Eyesight Specialist
tee bought at less than cost If .
taken at once. Terms. Address 1 South Stephens 8L
3ox 167. Roseturc. Oregon. HOSEBURO - - - OREGON
FOR SALE. Planing mill at Eden- 1
bower, fully equipped, Including Honre: Phones:
stock of lumber; lot 60x200. Good 10 - Office: Main 171
proposition for soma one, and 1 to P- " 1I
cheap: also new four-room house, DR. IXJCTTTA SMITH,
lot 100x100. Call on or address Physirlsa
M. W. Aldiich, Box t, Roseburg. Women and Children Disss as
or phone 8ub. 86. Specialty.
, Oillee, Maannlo Bldg., Second Flew.
FOR BALK. Lot 10 feet front and .
extending to river; line river bot- M ....
torn soil. Inquire at (01 North "K- ASHTO!f
Pine street. dtl CUropracU. Physiriaa
Bplaologtst.
Douglas County Creamery butter Rbeumatlass. Bdatloa. Last Dago, KM.
only 76c a two-pound square. Ask Acuta and Cnron.. plaeaaea.
hX ,Vr0Cr 'C ftr""" C t- RQ8SBDRO, OR.
AUTO TRANSFER E?
Graduate Asmtvm Ssaeol of
. Oitaopatar, Kirfcarllta, Mo., an
I. F. CUMSKTS, Pro. it toned .r at tke sdeaoe. Dr.
Phone 79. or U.. order, at 1. H. t.I." 10. m
8yke gun store. BOMBURQ ..... OMQOM
SNAP.
One 4-room house, one 2-room
bouse and two lots 40x100 each, tor
sale at a bargain. $500 down, bal
ance easier than rent.
PAGE INVESTMENT CO.,
Phone 242. 709 N. Jackson St.
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.
Notice Is hereby given all persons
holding county warrants Issued by
Douglas County, Oregon, and In
dorsed "Not paid for want of funds,"
prior to and Including the 9th day
of September, 1911, to present the
same to the County Treasurer of said
county at his office for payment, aa
Interest thereon will cease after the
date of this notice.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, this,
the 14th day of March, 1912.
. J. E. SAWYERS,
County Treasurer of Douglas County,'
Oregon.