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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1912)
LOCAL JTEW8. L. D. Walrath went to Riddle od business today. 0. E. Holdredge, the Yuncallu merchant, was in ttilB city today. Victor Boyd lias Just closed a suc cessful term of school at Heston. T. E. Singleton received this morn ing from Ashland a valuable, regis tered Airedale dog. Mrs. D. J. Jarvls and children re turned this afternoon from a visit with relatives at Myrtle ('reek. O. G. Gllbertson is in the city from the Ilobemia mining district, which lie reports enjoying a prosperou season, Mark Slmimon went to Kugeno thin afternoon, where he will enter I In employ of a power company as an electrician. D. H. Keller, the bad check artist who victimized Wilder & Agvo and It, H. I'rltchard, local business men, In this city, last Saturday night, was reported to the Sheriff's otfice ttilr morning to have gone from Spring field, Or., to Halsey. The Sheriff ol I. Inn County was Immediately re quested to secure Keller's arriBt. A thesis submitted by Mlllon II (iermond, city engineer of Homthiirg earned hint a diploma in the civil en gineering department of the slate university Inst week. The thenln dealt with the South HoKebiirg sewer system, which Mr. (iermond en gineered, together with all drafting work. Mr. (Jormoud graduated from the university a few years ago, but the degree which ho secured was In a different department. B. M. Eidrldge, St. Louis; C. A. Berger, Seattle; J. Creasen I wife, Coqullle; O. G. Gllbertson, Cot tage Grove; H. J. Harrington, New Britain, Conn.; T. Johnnsen, Chanel ler, Minn.; K. It. Boss, It. I'. Byrne. San Kranclsco; It. M. Cramer and wife, Stayton; J. A. It. heart, Chi cago; E. H. Grooll, II. II. Mend, S. C. Bruce, I. C. Rogers, W. L. Thorn dike, W. B. Mitchell, were recent arrivals at the McClnllen. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children, Thi Kind You Have Always Bought Biara th Signature of New Line of Art Goods We tnke no little pride In calling ntlentlon to our splendid now lino of art goods for embroidery. Vollo WlliHtH, Dnilenvenr, NlglllilivuseN, Corset Covers, Crepe mid Miu-n Kliiionnx, linking Hanim-n, Oillar mid Coat Sets In wliiiu or dark linen; Aprons, Towels, Mnen, (V-nlers, lHxfit In. sq. JiiImiIh, lliiudkert'liiefs, liuniiers and Cushion to imiteli, lliind lings, Htc. Vliildn-n'a and Infant' Lines llnnnetx, Shoes, Dresses, Yokes, llllis, Collar and Cuff Hets, etc. Full Line of Art Accessories. THE PEOPLE'SsMARKET DIMMICK & AGKE, Props. We have the best of every kind of meat usually found hi a first-class market, also fish und shell-fish. Wo want your trade tllvo us a trial order, and boo how well you will bo nerved; Just telephone your order and It will recolvo prompt ami careful intention. We have our own special delivery system. Our service Is tho best and our prices as low as tbe lowost. 339 N. Jackson St. REAL ESTATE Farm .Lands Fruit Lands Stock Ranches Poultry Tracts City Property Rentals FIRE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC List Your Property With Us. HIMES & OLIVER. CAM ST., NEXT TO (HUM) IIOTUI, I'HONH HM7. ItOKKHl ltd, OH. Hereford Bulls for Sale Sonic choice yearlings ami two-year-olds from register ed berd. Apply to Mont Alto Ranch Glide, Oregon J. H. Sykes Uusetmll ClooclM Bicycle Clood Agent for the National Hicycle, with prices raiiu from $25 to $50. Call ami see them. We carry new sml complete mock of duns. Ammunition. Pishing Tackle mid Sporting Hoods. Uun Repairing and Key Kitting specialty. Mrs. Silb&utfh addressed the local W, C. T. U. convention today, Sue speaks ttgalu tonight at a public meeting. Mrs, L. E. Edwards, of Drain, and Mm. P. H. Leubo, of Oakland, came over this morning to atteuii the W. C. T. I', convention. T. K. Littrell reporta that someone iMiter.'d hia home last week while lie was ul.Keiit and atole tlH In money. Ho hitB IiIh HUHplclon jih to the guilty party, hut no proof. H. S. Nichols, carpenter and con tractor, in prepared to do any and all kinds of contract work. Mr. Nieholrt carrit'H Kmployera Liability Inaunincc which guuranteea to the owner no loan on account of any ac cident that might happen during con struction. J'lione '2l-', or 818 North Juckaon. dtf Empire Livery, Feed and Bales Stables, ftanke & Walker, proprietor. New rlge of all varletlen, good gentle teams and cureful drlverw; also teams that are safe for ladles to drive. BlackBtnlth shop In conneo- tlon; all work guaranteed. Phone 6 Call up 340, the Douglas County Creamery, for cream Mailing til ben, 7 slzea, He to 25c, at the JloHonurg Hook Ktore. The now bungalow book, "More CraftHraan Hornet;, on sale at the ItoHOimrg Book Store. Typewriter paper, letter Blze, box af GOO aheeta only 75 cents, at the HoBeljurg Hook Storo. "Pride of Douglas" and "Queen City" flour bring results. Ask the Douglae Cuunty Mills. Phono 13. Bur bank and American Wonder seed potatoes at Benson's Grocery, Dr. J. L. Callaway, Osteopathic Phy sician, Koaehurg Nut, Hank Building The price of foodatiifTB has come down at the North Bldo Grocery, dtf The price of foodstuffs has come down at the North Bide Grocery, dtf Pickled pigi foet at the Benson Grocery. Tile, tile, drain tile. Sea Gaddls the plumber. dtf Smoked ham sliced at the Benson Grocery. Wool bags, wool twin? nt J. I Barker ft Go's.. Koneburg. U Tho Hoyal Typewriter Company sayB, "We guarantee that the Hoyal Standard Typewriter will do work of tho MOST quality for a greater length of time at Iobb expeiiHe for upkeep than any other typewriter, regard less of price." The Hose burg Book Co. are agents for Douglas County. THE LEADER Phone 175 GUN STORK Opposite Post Ollia:. IN THE WORLD OF SPORT Baker of Athletics Out For Hitting Honors. 1 TO Photo by American Press Association. J, Franklin linker, the star Imttpr ami third hfiwMiiun of the Philmlclphiit Amcrlciitm uixl hern of the world's se rU' oT 101 1. In once more innkfiiK Ihlns inlKcrnhle for the pitchers, lie has heen wiillopln the hull at u xrvnt riite nlni:c the Benson openetl. " I hike BH.VH he will give Cubb, Crnwfortl. JiH'ksoii mid l.ajofe all they eati do to outhit hi in this .season. Chicago Sox Look Good. "Keep your eyes on (he White Sox!" This Is the butt leery of Chicago funs who are surprised lo see .lliumy Oil la nun's men leading the AiiH'rlejin league rare and uolim nt a simiiUinf: clip. Callahan, a royal cood fellow has Inslllled the Sox with fluhtlmj Nplrlt and has also slmwed winning qua Illy as a leader, 'ream play ai t tu bal and In the Held Is a IIk tator In the team's siireess i'tn- players regard Oillnlian as their friend mid hfitefae tor. willed of course means harmony So far tde Sox have experienced yotul fortune In keeping their best men in the pa me. and Oillnlian says Hint II Old Hard I. lick doesn't rut n tl-tiri- th' Chleafios will be at or near the top all reason. .Meanwhile It may be sa id that the Cubs no longer monopolize the support of Chieap. funs, who seem to be convlneed that Thame's team han little or no chance to win (In National league pennant. Good Second Bisemon Scarce. "The American Icaune clubs are un usually larking In ood c.-dii.l bae incii," says Arthur Irwin, stout of die New York Americans "The Athletic are well tir. uith Odlhi. Lajotc Is the rlfjhl man in Cleveland, and the lllu'tHandti-s have n line player In (Jardner The lieil Si me evperi menthu: with W'an.-i. .1 l.eww and Y erkes "The Washington" have an lneerl enced man in ('iiitnitiutium l.tiporte of I he lliowns (s ..nllnaiy The Chi capo While Snt haven't decided oimui a reunhir second Ikim'huiu. winie leia haiily of the I h:ers s mi utn eri;tlni v At (he einl of (his sr:is.n . mi" It (Iml that Collins, l.ajoie and Cardnet h.ive outclassed the olliel's in Hit most 111) pressive ui iiiiier " "Fight Fn F-ckle." Kilhne. i Johnny K!H.-i-ie the w.trM tin in pltMl fe:tlh-M e'Llht. Is a Ih..T Hltll l whole lot if uoisl com mi nt sense and also n (Imit'ii'Ii knowleih'e of what ! llliiV Ih- i'V peeled nf ;i p-tiler no snap return: to iiie top." stul .loimny the other d.iv. "and on.-e o ft to the coveted iron I there are alwa.vs a lumdr'ed read", to dra oti otT the ter-eli. ami sttanue to viv. the tan- or manv of theui who wanted I" see yon advan-v to t lie top atv a: v, ays readv to shunt for trie other fellow lo (eat von " Ptuns rtaboratfl Golf Cou'e. The Dvanston tiolf clnl of Mlsstuirl In nlont (o pi i rebate Ho acres of j ipnomd aud inteniN erect I nc n $''.iVei clubhouse and lav out an eighteen hole course that will surpass any west of Chlcaco If tlie plan of the c.uvu- five eoinmlttiM' are carried out. i Morgan Takn Out Tsalva lim. Vy Alorpnn of the Athletic! ha A rworxl nt Inst Me was derrloked twelro timed last season, which Wft tho hlv'h honors in the league, but Jim Soott of the Sox vrrin close behlm) htm. with a mark of tea hoist. 71 1 """"it Kfirfi . , 1. ', W V:-, 5A v. j rc. fell WANTED. Woman or girl to take I care of children evenings. Mrs. O. X. Davis, ISC N. Kane St. WANTKI). Cherry pickers. Apply to Mrs. M. M. Hrbitol, or phone 299. FOU SALK VKHV CHKAI. Show cusen, Biiuill Hall kuTu, several eonnter tables, 1 French mirror, it fold, 1 wax flKtire, 1 settee, 1 IfuckiiiKham shirt rack, etc., etc. Wollenberg Uros., Hoseburg, Ore gon, dsw NOTICK. The party who left wild cat skins at the Monogram Cigar Store may get same by calling at the Review office, proving property, and paying for this adv. MEN of Mnen, who linvo Homo Invenllvc ability l,l(ai,, write (illKKLKV M.-I.vri ItK, l'HUut AUivnuti, W.bluKlo, JJ. U. SOl'THKKV PACIFIC TIME CARP. Nortlilioaiid. Name Learfc Sliasta Limited .. 7:30 a. m. Oviii'lanil II :00 p. m. Flyer 11:40 p. in. I'drt.-Asliliinil local 1:10 p. m. iort.-Hoseb'B local 8:00 a. m. Soullihouud. Shaatn Limited ...12:31 a. til. No. X'i. 14. IB. IS. 20. 11. 1:1. 1 5. n. 19. Overland o:10 a. m Flyer 9:40 a. in Port.-Roseb'g local Port. -Ashland local 6:30 p. m No. 17 ties up in Rosehnrg, ar riving hero at 11:40 p. m. It fornu the equipment of No. 20, whlco leaves here ut 8:00 In the morning returning to Portland. It will be noticed that the abovt Is tho leaving time of these trains Most o' thnm arrive 20 minutes be. fore departure. The Shasta Llmlteo does not take on passengers at any pluce between Portland and San Francisco. It carries through busi ness only. THE GOLDEN AGE AT KA2 Scriptural Evidences That Are Acton isliinfl No One Can Afford Ea Without tho Knowlcdce. We do tmr friends a viilunlde service when wo c-.l their nticntiou ! the v.ilimhle butfli eiilllle-i, '"J'JiiO TIM K IS AT HAND." In vhlh are plven many S -rlptural evlilence1 to prove where we ure I'll the ytream of lime. .Men's lif;t; ts me failing Ihcti: f fear" ami many of the lejulhi'-r tiiint,- rs nre pruposint retnetlloH to hetto: .'omlitlnna. The Si riptures assure us that inan'i: extremity will he (Jo;iV ilui'(uuity, ni'd this h.;i-!; lvtUn mil in afu hi r t" t!ii ' who f: nr if: v.jivi- f unrest nmv spreintiri'-' oi .r t!:.- V. ul lil. The Imiiest heart confers that it h it a h'Si f-r nu exjilfinaticn of trail ipirimr evoniM. While we r :.r in t!;i- the MR A IN AC.-; anl Ih- Ae ( i.!ci;ti;nm i;n t. i:ever.ii,-:o many re.iii,e tlmt we are l.t-t ap i'oaehiut; u t rlsln whU h is wrap, etl hi rl rl;iie--.i owln l the present wurlU wide soelal, relirioiirJ and pel::(-a un rest. As t In tut h by Inst m t t !: vruW rreatirm, while It Ki'u:iu-i i::ul Ir-ivaiN n p;iin together, waits I'm', iuii;,:; f .r iiiil hopes I'm- the IAV, 11 1 1: it I '... 'tlul.UKN AC!;"; yel men z. .j.e 'jtimlly heeuuse net aware nf I he t.ivai ll.tVilh's l:U lelis plll-iii ies. At:d t ii-i wmideriiiK ereaiur. s. In. :;jnjr ai tii length and hrendth, t!;e hei;;h; ami leplh of tlie love of Chul, sui p issiisi; :ill evpeeUiliiin, He explains: "AI lhllK'hts are Hot yt.nr tli.. lights. neither are ,vmir ways my ways, saith the I.ortl; for as the heavens are hl.i;h- r than the earth so are my ways higher than your w ays, ami my thoughts than your llmuiits." I Pa. Vi:S, 0. Send rents nt once for the hook. Itihle ami Trad Society, 17 Ilick.i street, HruoUvu, N. V. The Live, Snappy Little WANT ADS. in the Roscbuvg Review every evening are tlie busy agents you should em ploy to till your Wants. 1 Iufcrt a "Want Ail" starting with tomorrow evening's issue and in twenty-four hours you will he surprised at the qtiiek results you will receive. 1 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 wav A GAS RANGE WE HAVE MOVED. We wish to notify our many cus tomers that we are now located in our new building, corner Pine and Woodward streets. We have an abun dance of room and all the facilities for doing first class work. Give us a trial order. LONE STAR LAUNDRY dtf Douglas national BanH Of Roscbura No. 01I. Report of the coDdltlon of the Douglas National Jtank at Kostburg, Oregon, at the close of buslneas, Jujie I I, l'Jlii IlKSOUKCKH. Ioans and dlwouuts. W75.8I0 97 Ovenl rafts, secured und unst'tinred.... 8,077 77 L'. S. Bonds to Keen re i-lrcuhition . . . . 25,000 00 Other HoudstOKeeure V. H. Yobt& PepoHlni J0,in) 00 Bolide, ftecuritifii, etc JJ7,2t'.t Hi BaukitiK house furniture ami fix tures 27,40a 00 Other lie! Kstale owned JO,-'74 ;B Pile from National Hanks (mt reserve Kni! l.oyi 36 Due from Ktate and 1'rivate Banks and Hankers, Trust Comimnies and Havings Banks Ifj.X :il line from ajiproved reset vu aentf.... lls.lft',1 V2 Cherks anil otlu-reiedi Items Ji'.'j Exi'liHtiges for 'lettrliiK House .'(Mi,1 Notes of other National banks 100 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents 7H 68 Specie M.'ll2 45 Legal -ten dei miles 15.00 15 Redemption futol with I'- H. Treas urer (5 ; of circulation) l.i'ifl 00 Total., . 1.007. T1 W LIAHIIJTIKS Capital Stock paid In flOO.UW 00 Surplos fund '2U.0UO 00 t'liillviiled piuilt, les expenses and taxes paid J,4.tT (15 National hank notes outstanding 2iie0 w Due toother National Batiks 24 One lo State and private hanks and Hankers 2,wni 1 llHlivi.lual deposits siihj.-et t check. . 7',ui 17 Demand cerllth atc of ileposit HJ.T'.C, If. ("ajhtei's Checks nutstaudltig 1 00 1.8. Postal deposits 12,li.yt'.l I.ettcrB of Credit l :tlo 00 Total 11.007.172 G4 State ol Oregon. County of lougln.s, sa. I, V. II. Fisher, cashier of the ahove nene-.l hank, ilo soU tnuly swear that the above Mate lucul is M uc to the hi-st of my knowledge tttiil helief. W. 11. FISH KB, ('ashler SuliM-rlhed and Sworn to lief ore inc this JOlh day uf June, I'.'l. J. C. Fri.l.KRTON, Notary t'uhlic Correct-Attest : K. .. I'ARKOIT JOSF.I'll MH'Kl.ldS Dlnclori. J. II. IIOUT11 ) In your kitchen GUARANTEES A COOL HOUSE these warm days ASK THE WOMAN WHO USES ONE The Gas Company ill y l ill Von "iti'f .indue a tnnn by the ni I .. j I I ("in iiiijniM' (he I'okJ will ili nnuist rate I I t' ; i I I lis (((Midiiiy and u'(M-ih to you. Von I I y . S j 11 ( jin't he cjir-iM- itniil .ton uve l-'nrd- I II II V J I I 's... I III t: :i Into siTvicc this iTiion proof of I I their unc'jtKih'd merit, i'he price is I I j $."i0 for the roadster, $t;td for the I I j- $ five passenger car. p.nd JThO for the I I ' delivery cur complete with all I I II t j 0(iiipinent, f. o. b. Detroit. Latest I I T' ' catalogue from Kurd dealer, I I jyr,:J G. W. BURNETT If I Roseburg Oregon wjjl " " . 1-1 Special Sale of Un- clerwear f f A decisive Clean-up in Muslin-wear, and at prices that will be hard to duplicate. . 65c Ladies' Petticoats 43c . 65c Ladie:-' Corset Covers, 43c 35c La".ie;.' Corset Covers 22c k : $2.25 ComV.r.i'lioii Suits, 1.69 . $2.00 Prineiss Slips, 1.49 i '1 $1.00 (i.wns Reduced to, 89c 'i $1.75 Gowns Reduced to, 1.4? t t ?i.oo Petticoats, 29c 5 1 Si. 50 Petticoats, 1.29 t j All other muslin-wear reducul in the same proportion ( i A "STORE FOR Maynard's To West lh.s superbly iJeal a.lclitio:, K located on Harvard I m.e 3 blocks East of the SoMim' Home, and one 'b' from store, two from school ,,, 1 onlv four blurks frort accepted High School site. ' i Think Of It! Fine Level Lots-R Bottom weets entirely arou.-d ihr u. -11 ' cuy water; ei, cln, mer. just ou.sulc cty iin,i;,, .... nioucrn ton "in,.,,, C. D. MAYNARD, Own EVERYBODY! - lJ ( s Additioi Roseburg Soil Mocks with alleys a i,lts; one h,f b,J ,.rt,forPt no ,,ea ., y, mmtmm C0S( ! f i J Li j l-.S.