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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1912)
Have You Seen Our new mtnu? Look it over, you'll find a com plete list of delicious refreshments. We maKe and can serve everything on our menu, Ices or Ice Cream for special occasions delivered anywhere. Music aad Instruments LdlOX & Ott LOCAL NEWS P. H. Lane, of Miller's Addition, left this murnihg for Salem ou busi ness!. .Misses Kittle and llild:i Uroum CUEEKS KOK TEDDY. (Continued from page 2) given to favored Individuals. In my imliiiiiti I he A mcrii-itn lieotdo favor left this morning for Newport for a j (he ,,,..!,,! or tt protective tariff, vacation. but they deslro such a tariff to bo Mrs. John Hunter returned Mon-1 PstnblialioI primarily in the Interests day evening from un extended visit ;o( th0 wage-worker and the cou- lu roruuiiu. Mrs. Herman Marsters and child ren and Mrs. Thomas Cobb left this EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW Alfil'ST 0, 1012. DAILY WEATHElt REl'ORT U. S. Weather Bureau, local offce, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 6 a. m., today. i'erclpttatton in Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 86 Minimum temperature f:i Precipitation 0 Total preclp. since 1st. of mo. 0 T-tal preclp. from Sept. 1, 35.41 Avg. preclp. for mo. for 34 yrs. 33 Avg. preclp. from Sept. 1, 1877 34.10 Total excess from Sept. 1, '11. 1.35 Average precipitation for 34 wet seasons (Sept. to May.) 32.36 WILLIAM BELL. Observer. WEATHER FORLCAST: Fair tonight and Wednesday. Indian killed on Track. Near Uochelle, 111., an Indian went to sleep on a railroad track and was killed by the fast express. He paid for his carelessness with his life. Often Its (hat way when people neg lect coughs autl colds. Don't risk your life when prompt use of Dr. King's New Discovery will cure them anil si) prevent a dangerous throat or lung trouble. "It completely cured me. in a short time, o a se vere attack of grip." writes .1. R. Walts, Floydada, Tex., "and I re gained in pounds In weight that I hail lost." Quick, safe, reliable and guaranteed. Due and $1.00. Trial bottlo free at all druggists. 1! o Call up 340, the Douglas County Creamery, for cream. . FOR TROSECTTIXG ATTORNEY. Replying to Inquiry of many citi zens as to whether or not 1 will be a candidate for the office of prosecut ing attorney at the November elec tion, I desire, to say positively that I WILL be a candidate; that my peti tions are in circulation in each of the counties of tho district. I will state in addition that I am extremely gratified with the number and class of persons offering nio their support dswtt W. W. CAltDWELL. (Paid Adv.). NOTICE. Parties wishing to make house con nections with the Rast avenue sewer may now do so at any time. W. C. OADDIS, dty The Plumber. DO NOT OVERLOOK YOUR HAND. We are Soul hern Oregon naents fur school desks, hlllck-hoiiriLs ulld sup plies necessary for the school. Do not wail get your order in early nnd avoid the rush. Writo us for prices or, hetler, have our man call on you. Wo do not allow anyone to under sell us. RICH . KICK. dsw NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having sold the Roseburg Phar macy, we request all of our creditors to settle their accounts at onc.o. Pay ments may be made to our successor at the drug store, tf . BANKS & CONNOR. AUTO STAGE LINE DEPOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh- field and all Coos Bay points, aiso for Peel and Millwood, leave G. W. ltapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan. Cash paid for produce along the line. Sea Gaddln dtf Tile, tile, drain tile, the plumber. Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables All the very best that can be had. Our slocks aro complete and well assorted. Our prices are reasonable, and our service unex celled. Money back if goods. aro not satisfactory. You can shop by telephone and get good service. . ,-il morning for Newport. Miss Margaret Page left this morn ing for Newport, wliere she will join her parents on an outing. Mrs. J. P. Martin returned home to Grants Pass tills morning, after a visit hero with relatives. George llayues, of Portland, brother of Dr. K. W. Ilaynes, is spending a few days In Roseburg. You haven t seen the best bill ot the National Stock Company until you have seen "Friends," a 4-act play. Tonight at the Alrdoiue. W. II. Alexander arrived Here on Monday night from Tonopah, Nov., and went out to bis ranch ou South Deer Creek, ten miles east of town. Miss Goldie llishop. the stenog rapher, leaves next Friday for her old homo at West Point. Mass., where she will make an indefinite visit. Mrs. A. E. Foster and little daugh ter left Monday night lor their home at Clear Lake, Wash., after an ex tended sojourn in this city, as the result of which Mrs. Foster Is great ly Improved in health. 1 hey wore accompanied by Mrs. II. M. Fnrrens. who will he Mrs. Fosters guest lor a couple of weeks. A real estate transaction ol more than ordinary interest was recently (insinuated in Itoseliurg, when the old Sheridan ranch of loo acres, situ ated on the S. P. It. It. a half mile south of I be city liniils. was sold by the Sheridan estate to William .1. Kellihor. the well known liixonville farmer and stock raiser. The price paid was $ 1 0,01)0. .Mr. Kellelier will devote the entire ranch to stock rais ing, to which It is well adapted. KENDR1CK & KING 344 N. Jackson St. GROCERS Phone 63 Try Our Laundry and let us hear your verdict. If you aro a good judge yon will at once sentence us to do your laundry work always in the fu ture, because you will acknowl edge that we make an excellent job of yours. It. Is a good thing to have the confidence and the patronage of the best dressers, who appreciate our work so high .! that they always send their laundry work to us. Hut our charges are as reasonable as any. PHONE 380 and our laundry wagou will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAND BROS., Props. Corner Pine and Woodward Sts. rrjf fifth HARNESS & JOHNSON Our Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries is Complete We carry everything in the grocery line which we sell at reasonable prices. We are agents for the famous "White Star" and "Blue Ribbon" FLOURS None better. Your patronage solicited. HARNESS JOHNSON Slll ltlD.W STHKKT TDK PIIONK NO. IS KM- Seemed to (Jive liinl 11 New Stomach. "I suffered Intensely after eating and no medicine or treatment 1 tried seemed to do nny good," writes II. M. Youngpeters. Fditor of (he Sun, Lake View. Ohio. "Tho first few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets gave me surprising re lief and the second bottlo seemed to give me a new stomach and per fectly good health." For sale by all dealers. C SIT. SCOTT HAPPUMXGS. The rock crusher Is now at work crushing rock for the new road be low Glide. The voting folks who attended tin dance nt tho Glide hall last Saturday night, reported a fine time. Henry Darker, of Itoselmrg. is In our neighborhood this week hauling out poles for the new phono line. Miss Luella Mom! nil I, of I ami Maple." attended .Sunday school at Glide last. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Chapman visit ed at W. W. llogiird's last Sunday John Whitsett, Charlie Darker, It Darker, U. S. Darker and family passed mrougn our ncignnm mum cm route to ltock Creek for a few days cumning. George Shriim and wile vlsileil at Grandpa lllakoly's last Sunday after- noon. U. Green Is busy haying. Mr. ami Mrs. John (Ireenman. of Roseburg. are visiting at Mr. Lilly': home this week. The Glide Sunday sc hool will give a Sunday school picnic tin) fourth Sunday In August. Kvorybody Invited to come. THICK 1IHAI) llow to Avoid Loss of Time. ('ills and bruises may he healed in about, one-third the time reouir.il hv the usual Iraliuint by applying Chamberlain's Liniment. It Is a antiseiillc and causes such Injuries I heal without maturation. This linl nient also relieves soreness of muscles and rheumatic pains, sale by all dealers. VlllltVI'ION AND IIS V.M.I'l tb sunier. The days of the log-rolling tariff must end. The progressive thought of tho country has recognized this fact for several years, uud tho tlino has come when all genulno Progres sives should Insist upon a thorough uid radical change In the method ot tnrii'f-mnklng. Tho first step should be tne crea tion of a permanent commission of non-partisan experts whoso business shall he to study scientifically all phases of tariff-making and ol tarnt l't'ects. Tills commission snouiu oe large enough to cover all the dilter- nt and widely varying branches ol American Industry. It snouiu nave ample, powers to enable it to secuie xact and reliable lutoriiiauoii. 11 boilld have aulborily to examine losely all correlated subjects, sucu as the effect uf any given uiuy 011 the consumers of the article on which thn dutv Is levied: that Is, It should directly consider tho iiuestlou us to hat any duty costs tne people in tho price of living. It snouiu ex- 'iii inn Into the wages unit conuilioiis ot labor and life of tho workmen In nny industry, so as to insure our ic- lusing protection to any ministry un- the showing as regards tne suaie labor receives iherelrom is sausi.u torv. This commission would he holly different from the present 1111- itisfactory tariff board, which was rented under a provision 01 law hich failed lo give It tne powers Indispensable II It was to do tne wins it should do. High Cost of Living. The cost of living In Ibis country A Man's Duty Is to his family first, then to his friends. What obligation requires man to give personal security for his friends, and thus im peril his family's welfare? Cor porate Ponds, as furnished by thn American Surety Co., of New York, are In every way su perlor to those furnished by Individuals nnd aro rapidly superseding them. Don't assume an unnecessary risk herausi! of a mistaken idea of friendship. Douglas Abstract and Trust Co., Agents ffi INVISIBLE 4a EE INVISIBLE bfe BI'fOCAL tiiliiiiLiilllil! y has risen during tho last few years out of all proportion to the iucrease in the rate of most saluries and wages; the samo situation confronts alike tho majority ot wage-workers small business men, small profession al men, tho clerks, tho doctors, clergymen. "The elimination oMhe middleman by agricultural exchanges and by the use of Unproved business methods generally, the development ot good roads, the reclamation of arid lands and swamp lands, tho Improvement in the productivity of furms, the en couragement of all agencies which tend to bring people back to tho soil and to make country life more inter- sting us well as more profitable al these movements will help not only the farmer hut the niau who con sumes the farmer's products. "Thero is urgent need of non partisan expert examination into any tariff schedule which seems to lll- :ise Hie cost of living, and, unless the Increase thus caused Is more than countervailed by tho benefit to the class of the community which actually receives tho protection, it must of course mean that ttial par ticular duty must be reduced. The system of levying a tariff for the pro- lection and encouragement 01 A111011- an industry so as lo secure higher wages and better munitions 01 uie for American laborers must never be perverted so as lo operate for the impoverishment of those whom li was Intended to benefit. Thero will remain many other elements. Wrong taxation, including failure lo lax swollen inheritances ind unused laud and other natural resources Held lor specuiaiive im poses, is one of these elements. The modern tendency to leave (he coun try for the town is anoltier cieiiioiu; alid exhaustion of the soil and poor met hods of raising and marketing the products of Iho soil make up an other element, as 1 have already sljowll. Another clement Is that ol waste and extravagance, individual and National. No laws which the wit of man call devise will avail to make Ihe coniiiiunlly prosperous It Hie average Individual lives In such fashion that bis expenditure always xceeds his Income. Alaska. "Alaska should be developed at once, but In the interest 01 inn ac tual selller. In Alaska the Govern ment has an opportunity of starling In what Is almost a fresh field to work out various problems by net mil experiment. Tho Government should it once construct, own, anil operate the railways 111 Alaska. The Govern ment should keep the fen of all the 11:1 1 fields and allow them to be operated by lessees with tho condi tion in the lease that non-use shall operate as a forfeit. Telegraph lilies should lie operated as tho railways are. Moreover, it would be well In Alaska io Hv a syslem of land luxa tion which will, so far ns possible, remove all the burdens from those who actually use the hind, whether for building or for agricultural pur poses, and will oporalo against any man who holds the land lor specu lation, or derives an Income from II based, not on liis own exertions, but 011 thn Increase In value due to ac tivities not hhi own. There Is very ri'irl need I bat this Nation shall seri ously iireimrn Itself for tho task of remedying social Injustice and nicot ine: sin a problems ny weii-consui end Governmental effort; and the besl nrclinratlim for such wise action Is to lest by actual experiment under riivorahln conditions the devlc which we have reason to believe will work well, but which II Is difficult In apply In old sell led cciinlnil nit iet without preliminary experiment. 'Iho Panama Canal. "In inti'l-nallonal aflairs Ihh eminliv should behave toward other nations exactly an all honorable pri vate citizen behaves Inward other private citizens. We should 1J0 no wrong to any nation, weak nr slrnng and wo should submit In no wrong. Mmve all. wo should never lii nny treaty make any promise which wi do not Intend in good lailli In fulfill I believe II esseullal that nor small army should he kept at a high pll ! For Infanta and Children. S! QtSMjjji .U.COIIOL ,1 1KR CENT. AVc gclablf Prciwalloii for As sirnilaiiieJitiProoiIanilRfgula lingilti' Sioaiarts midUowlsof Promotes DilcstionXlif Piftl nres amt UesLConlalns iwiirtrr lipumi.Morihiac mr Minimi. Not Narcotic. jitrprafoJitxwtnmani HxMttUtt ultarStH Imwtm-' . iAlbi&fr IWiW- Antirfcrl Itaiwdv forCuHsRltJ' Hon , Sour SloroaclbBlarrlp: Vornis,Conviilsimis.rfvtrisa iicsmu1LossofSixi'p. Facsimile Signnmrc of NEW The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Is In the mill raco. Any pnrtles Ishlug to take a ride In lnunch can lo so nny evening after 7 o'clock by phoning In ndvnnco 38-J. Lnunch III carry eight people Sundays I ill run to maple grove every half hour, starting at 1:30 p. m. Pnrtles Ishlng to go In tho morning please phono. W. W. WALLACE. The Parisian Cleaning and ressiug Parlors, 127 Jackson St., French dry cleaning, sponging, pressing, repairing and ultorlng of Indies' and gentlemen's suits, guar anteeing satisfaction. Goods called for and dellivered. Phono 116 and wo will call. Wo mako suits to order, lfi nnd up. See our samples. Dr. J. L. Callaway, Osteopathic Phy sician, Itosehurg Nat. Hank llulldlng. Tlie While Cross Klcclrln Vibrator relieves naill. Increases circulutinu Hie hlon.l and wards off disease. It iiromolcs circulation and stlluulat evcrv nerve and muscle. The ma ..1,1,,,. iixeir is so slmiile that a child en nncrnto II. They range from th niaiii Vibrator to the combination mum nnd In price from SI2.f.n I t'ta.OU. Hvcry Instrument Is fully irn.-iranteed. Tim Vibrator FiicccHsfully treat Aailniia. Catarrh. Goitre, I.ilinhag Deafness. Indigestion. Headache. Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Stomach Trouble and many oilier diseases. Call and see the Vibrator and have Its method explained by the local ...cnt. A. T. MAItSIIALL. 220 N. Jackson, Itoselmrg. urns " ii:d. Dills Will he P eelved iinlll August 1 .1th. IIM2, for the building of an nildlllon to 'In' school bouse In Dis trict No. i. t'liree 11 s '.. Unsebiirg. on Deer Creek 1. the build ing in be completed and ready lor u-'o wllhin :;u dais from Aug- 1 'Hi. Ilids to be III accordance Willi plans and specifications Hied with the clerk of said district. The board will require from the successful bidder anlce the fll 1 1 1 1 1 no'li t The si linol board light lo ree til i.i'i iei ll .11. and ii way can 11 ll'tlSOS five hill! tllC tWO visions be so daman d lis by permitting It ho requires in a one-piece lens. They are truly wonderful hifoculs with no lines of separa tion and no cemented pieces. Come in and see them. A. S.'HUEY OI'TOMKTItlST, 1 IK W. (ASS ST. Hated this UI2. ci. vdk i: d Half mll a bond In tlitar- f the contract. I also resel'Vlii tlC and nil bids. I ;;rd day of Augni-t, It. WA1.I. U'H. Cleik. eaft of seliool house. r.mplm Livery. Ted and Sales Stables. Hanks ft. Welker. proprietors. New rigs of all varieties, good gentle teams and careful drivers; nli-o teams that are Halo for ladles to drive. Illocksmlth shop In con-c-tlon; all work guaranteed. Phone 0. EVERYBODY IS Using The Vacuum Phone 79 I lave the New I'.lectric Vacuum house cleaner come and clean the en tire house in one day. Why waste lime in the old fashioned way.. uselo clean house Roseburg Steam Laundry phone 79 In liocnllie I lie playllllllg in men ill Congress who wish lo gratify cither colli, or fn vn i 1 1 mt. or to secure to localities advantages to which Ihnsi Incalil lea aro not i nllllcd. The navy should ho steadily built up; and III process of upbuilding must, not h slopped until and not before- i linn-el inissllilo III secure by lllt-hla lioi.al acre' III. at a general rcdllelliill ,,r .iiioiiiienls. Tim Panama ('ana must I.. i fortlfl. d. It v oid bav been criminal In build II H we wer not prepared In fiirllfy It and In kee our niiiv at such a plti Ii ol streiir.i lo reader It uasale lor any foreign iimviT lo altack us and get colilro or it. ; e,..v ..,.i,;; aro. here In Chicago. I .oiol'o to UK' honest represelllllllv nl' a convention w lil'ii was not doiu lilted l,v honest lien; a conicnii. wli.o' in sat. alas! a iiialnrliy of in : u- lioo linr- linl i I !! i lien t pnneiple ol ncl.t. bo acted ' ,,, I,, .. lo a h'haineliil end a par which bad leeii loanded over half i ent'ii v aeji tiv no a in w nose n...i , i ii,,. lii.i or loliv endeavor s.,, ,, ..ei men. who. In 1 11 in . Inn ,' ome toe I lo c to I i" lid and be ill I " III chl . nd'c w ho ole i rung solo! nl I Nati lor '1 he Inline res i who slrl ml tor Hie Hi, lo nil wll this Cleat it(. n . r i niliiu; wa ,. ot hinnalik in 'I . I ' , ,, ; H al Mi""' Ii I u , ...uid at i iiiaio 'l'l'in nl,. lor tin- l.oi'l." Ti ials nl a Traveler. ft V In Use For Over Thirty Years HnnflOTfiDin f-aiirau7cd.-FtWoo,ra a Ha n I N til 1 HI Exact Copy of Wrapper. VHK OtNTAUn COMPANY. NKW TOH OITT. LANDING FOIl THE LAUNCH. 1'AltISIAX I'AULOilS. D. S. Nichols, carpenter and con tractor, Is prepared to do any and all kinds of contract work. Mr. Nichols carries Employers Liability Insurance which guarantees to the owner no loss on nccount of any ac cident thntumtght happen during con struction. Phone 327-Y, or 81S North Jackson. dtf Board and Room i Modern apartments with bath, and hot and cold water in each room.' Transient trade especially solicited. ' First class dining service. MILS. CALLAND, Proprietor Tlioiio 881. 112 Itrockway St., Corner Jackson. Near High School. West Roseburg Grocery Neely & Neely, Proprietors First Class, Kancy anil Staple Groceries at Moderate Prices Hay, Grain and all kinds of Mill Products. Mutter, Eggs and Produce bought. Phone 29 West Roseburg Choice Meats We handle choice meals, such as win favor, catering to customers who appreciate the best at reasonable prices, combined with satisfactory senile. Nice, soli-clod hams and I. a ISc lb. I'uro lard, In 3 lb. a lb. nnd 10 III. palls, LOUIS KOHLHAGEN Phone 19 107 Cass Street "1 a i: i:. ii. n I : .H oling sal' small," wrlti V. ,'HI I i. 11. ltd l: I'll". V "'"'d I wa o'l. II ll'illlil' 'I Willi consilium i i, nil,-, s' ion until I In cau lo nun i lir. Kli.g's Ni w I.Kc I'iHs lone round an excellent i,.r -ill uloniai Ii. II ir.oil.hs Ihev aro iineuiiali d. Only Ur, tents at all druggists. which I i remedy." I kldnoy II "l'liy.sically fit" t lie strong in.iii who carries no excess weight. The Vanadiiuu huill I'niil has surplus slrenglh hut no -surplus weight; I. can, clean and in pcrliTl trim, the Kurd carries all its "excess luggage" in its ln.'td -nut in ilsell". More than 7.1.000 new Fords Into senlce Ihls season - proof that they must In.' right. Threo passenger lloailslor $:.:n- five passenger tour lug car Id'.ti) -delivery car $701) f. o. h. Iietrnit, utih all equipment. I'atalngue from Kurd dealer. G. VV. BURNETT if c
