Roseburg review., September 21, 1912, Image 2

EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW j
IKItKGR)XATION9 NO. 4.
ISSUED DAILY KXCEI'T SUNDAY
BY
REVIEW IL'UMSJtI.a COMPANY
Entered at Roseburg, Oregon, Post
office as Second-ClaBB Matter.
I WI.MIlEItLY
DAILY
Per year, by mull $3.00
Per month, delivered CO
Per week, delivered 1&
SKMI-WKEKLY
Per year $2.00
Six moutbs $1.00
Ki:rn-;.iiii;u 121, ion
Oregon Hull Mongers are doing
everything tliey ran to leHHen Kooho
velt'a voto in the Htato In November
by putting Hiato and ditUrict tlnkutH
In he field. JtooHevelt baa a political
right to oppOHO Taft for the Presi
dency ho far as Oregon la concerned,
been u ho ho received 11 greater vote at
the primaries At Uioho huiiih pri
maries the jieuplo also exprcHtted
their preference for candldateH for
minor offices on the Democratic nnd
Republican llcketa. That they will
desert Bitch candidatea ut the Novem
ber election to anpport the Bo-nilled
IM'ogreKHlve band of office-Heekers It
hardly within reason. Kitrthcnnore,
the Ill-timed ambitions of these
minor candidatea will surely cost
Roosevelt many a vote that bo re
ceived last April. Jonathan Ilonrne
Hocmu to be aboat the only prominent
Oregon supporter of Roosevelt who
has wisdom enough to abide by (he
primaries In order to not Impair the
chances of the National standard
bearer. Itnimie was beaten fairly by
Hen Belling through an election law
which be, himself, wuh largely Instru
mental in cnuctlng. l-'or him to run
again for the Heuatorahlp would be
rank inconsistency. Rourne, how
over, owch no apology for his record
in the Senate. It lu a record that
merited hla ru-iioininatiun by hU
party.
"Pride of Douglas" and
City" flour bring re a u Its. Ask
Douglas County Mills, Phono 13
(In Canada).
Despite Ita unpropitioua cognomen,
Moose Jaw is a neat, ambltloua and
thriving young city of nearly l",b(M
inhabitants. It bus broad paved
streets and large modern buildings,
with evidences of growth on every
side. Here Ih the headquarters of up
wards or 800 of the Mounted Polb-e
of North western' Canada a seml
mllitit ry organization, combining
I here v. it h the duties of government
marshals as well as the detective
service. Krom Moose Jaw great
fields of wheat stretch away In every
direction, and when crops are good,
as they are this year, these bring in
immense wealth. Farming here
on a broad scale, cultivation being
done with plows often coupled to
gether In large gangs and drawn by
traction engines. Harvesting like-
wine is done with gasoline or oil en
gines, a single tractor operating four
binders with far better Hpeed and
regularity than could bo done with
horses. This also saves a great ex
pense for the care of teams and
cnjtlpnunt and the employment of
men to handle them. As It is, an
army of men Is needed for shocking,
threshing and hauling the grain to
the railroads. lu this region the
farms are largo and two crops will
bring a fortune to the owner. Oil
setting this, however, is the very dis
couraging factor that only one crop
lu three, on the average, proves a
success. This is from a variety of
causes. Lack of seasonable rains
often causes a crop failure. At oth-r
times a downpour coiuch when the
grain Is nearly ready t cut and most
of the crop is lost. Again a cold wave
may sweep down from the broad e
pause extending toward (lie Arcti
regions and lring a chilling front
before the wheat is ripened, ruining
it for milling purposes.
Moose Jaw lias a number of largr
banks, as well as other business in
stitutions. Several railroads also
radiate from here. The town is build
lag rapidly and substantially and al
ready It aspires to bo "the Winnipeg
of the Saskatchewan. Between here
and Winnipeg the chief towns art
Reglna and Brandon. The latter la
"Queen about the same size as Moose Jaw
tho cid has attained much commendable
recognition from abroad from Its
4 Mrs. Charles Ileinline has
I returned from Spokane, where
I he has spent the summer
Htuoying w j tn ttio celeoraleu j
New 1 ork artist, Kug'-ne Bern
Kline. She invPea all former
pupils, as well as new, to call J
upon her this wei-k al her real- J
di ijce-Ktirdio, -IL': Klla street,
lativo to terms and hours fur
tho fall term, beginning .Mon
day, S'-ptember 'J '.I. Because of 4
demand for piano kinder-
garten, Mrs, lleinlino has ar-
ranged to Include morning 4
classes for children of four to
seven years of age in hor studio
work and will be pleased to
explain tho system to any In
terested parents. Phono 'AA-lt.
lUMil'E UIVEK BART LETT 3
URIXO $11.15 IN GOTHAM.
OREGON NEWS.
is I
lire You Bias and Worried?
Ncrvuuf P Some of the time r colly ill P Cnfch cold emily and frequently differ
from biliouvnen or headache P 'Hie reason 11 thnt your system dues not rid itself
of the pultons in the blood; just .as iit.potikilJe cb it id for the grille ut a move to rid
Itself of clinkers. The wuste docs to us exactly vhut the cl in Iters do to the btove;
make the fires burn low until enough clinkers have accumulutc-l und then prevent
Its burning at all. Your liver in shitfjiifih you nro dull and huuvy sleep does not
rest, nor is food appetizing. In this condition illness develops. Doctor I'icrce'i
Golden Mcdioal Discovery eradicates tho poisons from llio body a glyceric alter
ative extract made from blood root, golden seal and mandrake root, stone and
quecu'i root, without tlte use of alcohol. No matter bow strong the constitution
I lie stomacn is npt-ia-he out 01 kilter at times ; in conse
quence the blood is i! ITrftrrftlyJr the stomach is the labo
ratory for tho cotibtant imiiitrWttirs of blood,
Mns. Hhhj. rti.AKn, of Port lvy,OAt.. H"C 3rt, wrltrs: "Ihnvo
tfn u ifrt-iit null' tit tr yenrn fmm t !.'; J JumiMi', ciilnrrh, iin)Iiri-nlii.n,
fctn.'ilf tnmbl.s, Monlii!, r(inMpntlon ttiiTYHK,ii"''''t time 1 would
W In IniI, tlti-n ii Mo to lt up nirniu. nn mKuviifUiv diliVn ol it.HlniV
cw. mill woiiM K"t licltrr f-T n Httlo wlillo, uVfel Vitulit roil- wi wmIi
clironir trillHiiitui.'ioii nil tlinmrh mo. l-'or niii"Wt yi'iirs I hint Itiis
ltuni In my 1h.I. AlUv tryoiiT nmtily oviryHilnrTfc H v.i,rw. I n iul
Tim ri...K.'-i Comt. i.o S-ii ht M.,U.-iJ A.lvl i ln-miV , . . :.,!. I. n
M.l. iil ItUr.nci v iiikI Ilr. Horu fi :tri h Koowdy. I Kt4nl;.-;i th
C.il.l.ii Mm lirnl li-o-. ty'itti.l PIohi,iiI IVII.-t nnt h;ilL 1K
ImxiUih of lr. .Sjtiro'h CnUrrli Itointnly. I am imvv nl'lu to U jNiv i
lui'l wkIIc wilh i'tnhuro. I f-l liku n now wwimn. I enjoy trvi nTTiiin:
Drmiiul inoiii il thimk Cml for littitm mu livo li& vltfMi.h lu lin.l luiik.
Uiiiilt tti.it ii'.iiiio mo wi-11 njriiin."
Dr. Ticrc-'i I'lniF-nt I'rllcts regulate liver and bowe'".
PARO-WAX
"Is the thing to use"
Dou't waste time, covering your' jelley glasses with
paper and egg paste
Buy a Pound of
PARO-WAX
It goes a long ways, ami is elegant to cover jellies ami
protect them from moisture and mouhl. Kasily taken
olT when you arc ready to use it, and you always have
jelly, that is as delicious nnd tasty as the fresh fruit.
"Buy a pound today." Price 20c
Krohn's Drug Store
Marcahee Temple, 325-327 Cuss St. Roseluirg, Oregon
Quality! Purity! Cleanliness!
These are the three great arguments for more Imsincss.
The public is aroused. They are insisting on getting
Groceries of Quality
The day ofjehcap, adulterated and non-nutritious pro
duets is on the wane. For that reason, join our long
list of customers and buy your groceries at
The Benson Grocery
225 N. Jackson St.
Phone KS1
NEW AND FRESH
fust AYtVfVt; A lare fresh assortment of Haradon's
"SUPREME" Package Cookies and Crackers
Ask to sec these crackers in tin, iiotliinv; etjual. Ask
for sample of "Drifted Snow11 Flour.
We solicit new accounts.
Hiiuinicr and wiiiti-r fiih'K, when high
ly croiltnhle exhihils are made of
livoHtiM'k, iiKrloiiltnrnl invHiunls, local
manufaftun.'S, otf. During the con
tinuance of tho last fair 100,000
visitoiH was t Ik; reconl of admis
sions. This (a nlso n livo railway
center and tht Canadian Xorthorn
Hvstom In erect lug hen? n comhlned
hotel and depot cnHting $.".00,000.
Iteifhia Ik now a city of upwnrds
of .'!0,000 people and Is the capital
of t ho Province; of Saskatchewan.
This Is also in the great, wheat and
livestock country. In 1911 thn wheat
produced hy this Province was worth
ahout $0.", 000, 01)0 to tho farmers
and the total farm products for last
year were valued at $120,000,000.
In it :miv wonder that, towns iK'Como
(rules in a decade, or that hanks are
numerous? Kailroads are huihling in
every direction and the Canadian Pa
cific, Is hcing double tracked from
Winnipeg to Moose Jaw and on to
ward the Kocky .Mountains.
Winnipeg was reached at 7:.'t0 a.
m. Sunday, tho train pulling In
through the great system of shops
and yards of the Canadian Pacific.
These yards alone Include more than
Hit miles of railway tracks. A few
blocks from this depot tho Grand
Trunk Pacific, Canadian Northern
and the Croat Northern Hallways al
so have a splendid modern union de
pot. TIiIb great stone structure over
looks tho confluence of tho Assln-
nbolno ltiver with the Red Uiver of
the North. Here was the site of old
Kort Carry, once a trading post of
tho Hudson Hay Company up to
within a generation ago. Since then
there has sprung up hero the premier
city of Canada West, now claiming
population of I y.'j, OHO, or even
more. Hero are no miles or oroao
paved streets, while modern sky
scraper buildings of lu to l, stories
rise on every hand. i here are 1A
batiks wlthau Immense aggregate of
capital and upwards of 700 branches
in other cities and towns of Canada.
Krom here roach out 22 railway
tracks, giving transportation to nil
t he chief business centers of North
America. Steamers also ply daily on
the Ited Illver. reaching Lake Winni
peg, some (10 miles away. That
t. Inland sea is a body of water
having a shore line of over 1 0 00
mill's. Winnipeg claims to be the
greatest grain market of North
America, the record here tho past
year being 1 00, (H)0. otto bushels. The
it y owns the water and street light
ing systems and Its own asphalt pav
ing plant. Some Idea of Its remark-
i ii To building growth Is shown by a
record of over $ I ..OOO.piiO In l!U0
ind $ I 7. .".".0. one in 1 !H I. Kor the
first, seven nmnllet of I IM 2 the aggre
gate uiis $ I I ,'iuo.non, indicating a
total of over $22,000,000 this year.
A very cordial reception was ac
corded tho Sovereign Grand Lodge
I. O. O. i', addresses of welcome be
ing given by Premier Koblin, of the
Province of Manitoba, Mayor Waugh.
of Winnipeg, as well as by the Pro
vincial grand oflbers of tho order.
On Tuesday aftenuion the Lieutenant
Governor gave a recept Ion to the
visitors at bis official residence. On
Moudav evening Grand Sire Cocknim
held a reception, assisted by the other
grand officers, at tho Itoyal Alexan-
lila Hotel. Lodge sessions and de
gree work wilt occupy the week, with
big parade Wednesday after noon.
As usual, all the juriMlictions on the
North American continent are repre
sented and the antiu:il reports show
euvlient gf.twlh of lilts, "(he
alest fraternal order in the
world," now numbering upwards of
two mil lions of men and women.
X. X. X.
liigc( ion ami Assimilation,
It Is not the quantity of food taken
but the aiueutit digested and assimi
lated that givts strength ami vitality
the system. Chamberlain's Stom-
trh and Ut Tablets invigorate the,
tomaih Mid li er and en utile t hem
o perforv,' their futie'leu naturally.!
Kor sale by all dealers. C!
h am: iu h i i r out m si-
M:SS ItV SKM.INO KLTl -
taui.i: conns.
Medford Tribune: The top prices
for Itogue Hlver liurttett pears this
year were received September 17 on
the New York market when $3.15 1
were paid for fruit shipped by ), H.
Hill of this valley. The Bale was
made through tiie Producers Fruit
Company.
The company reports the sale of
three cars. The first grossed $1351
being a car made up of shipments
from various orchards. Prices ranged
from $2.60 to $2.90. The second
car grossed $1449, nnd was loaded
wilh Hill fruit. Prices ranged from
$2.70 to $3.1 5 a box. Tho third car,
mostly from tho Daggett orchard,
grossed $ 1 f4 1. Prices averaged
$3.05.
Tho Producers Fruit Company,
hoping-to duplicate tho success of
last year, has shipped four cars of
llosc to Glasgow via Montreal. They
met with remarkable success In that
market a year ago and hope to do
j better this year.
i
Ait Kffectuul Jtemedy for Diarrhoea.
And we would l a! her lose a cus
tomer than make a disappointed one
in a few mouths' time by selling them
trash. This Is not Independence, It
is a si ralght business policy, and if
we express it in plain faltlon, It Is
heeanse u e want to drive the facts
bnuie to you Dou't think we "feel
our oats." We do not want to dic
tate to you, but we tell you as plainly
as we 1 now how what Is best for
01'II Interest and outs.
The interest of this store and Its
p.V t ons are 1 w a s mutual. True
success Is never built up on any one-
I at i :uiiiement,
I'rieioN nnd new tvMdcni rv
cordially Im iteil (h Inspect
our good.
It UK HICK.
The House Putnfshers. di w
ltoseburg can proudly boast of
having the k M mod' in ladles' and
,-'tit's (thee shining parlor of any
city of Its nle, ANo a bootblack
who Is thoroughly skilled lu tho art
of treating, preening, and polishing
leather. Local Ion at nor I heist cor
ner Koso and Cass streets.
side
Old
Diarrhoea is always more or less
prevalent during September. He pre
pared for It. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is
prompt nnd effectual. It can always
he depended upon and Is pleasant to
take. For sale by all dealers. C
R. A. Booth, of Eugene, was elected
president of the Oregon Methodist
Church official body at the annual
session In Ashland Friday.
A reduction of 25 cents a barrel
on patent flour tukes effect today.
The cut Is due to the decline in the
price of wheat. The new quotation.
$4.40 per barrel, Is the lowest that
has prevailed In the Northwest for
several years. A year ago patents
were selling at $4.50, two years ago
today the price was $5.35, three
years ago $5.10 and four years ago
It was $4.70. The highest North
western flour price In recent years
was $6.35 a barrel, current In Janu
ary, 1910.
The annual report of the Presby
terian Church, just issued, gives the
following statistics of the Oregon
Synod: Presbyteries, 5; ministers.
153; churches, 149; communicants,
13.985; Sunday school members, 16,-023.
ONLY OXK WKKK.
LA N K SAYS KFFOKTS OF
iOV F.ltXOK MIKDIULCTFD.
NKWPOUT. Or., Sept. 20. Harry
Lane. Democratic candidate for Uni
ted States Senator, addressed a mixed
audience of about fiO men, women
and children here Tuesday night.
Ho said ho thought that Governor
West had gone after the wrong
parties in his Portland vice crusade;
that the heads of the light and power
compAnies were the ones that were
running the city, nnd that tho city
officials were obliged to dance to
their music. When he was Mayor of
Portland he said he had found the
t h 1 e ves a ml graft e ifs a n d h ad pu t
them out of office.
fiKXKHAIj K KYS.
Farmers In tho Yukon territory
from the Klondike down as far south
as White Ho rse a n d Ca rcross a re
busy this week digging their potato
crop. Tho Klondike district alone, It
is estimated, will produce about 300
tons, which is valued here at $30,
000. The world's championship baseball
series between New York and Bos
ton Is to begin on Monday, October
7. The club owners will toss a coin
to determine which city shall have
the opening game.
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.
If KiilTer from tlwllnff, Itching, blind
or prutrinlliiK I'llttt, pend . me jour Nililreiut,
nml 1 will icllyou Imw to cure ynuriwlf nt
Itoino hy i he m-w absorption treatment ; anil
w ill alHit wild wrnie of thin Iiomc treatment
frm fur trlnl, with rcfcri'iiccx from your
own loentlty If miniated. linmeillnle re
lief hihI iM-nnnneiit ourp xfliintl. Send no
jn.ney, Imt tell itthfr of UiU offer. Write
tlny lo Mm, M. Summer, Uus pt NoLrv
Umiu', Intl.
Beginning tomorrow at 11 a. m
wo will conduct a revival nt the
Christian Church for one week only
Services will begin each evening at
7:30. Miss Kllen Flook will lead
tho singing. We ask the hearty sup
port of all who love the Lord's work
Come each night, the services will be
short but very helpful.
J. X. MeCONNKLL.
IUDDLK XF.WS.
(The Tribune).
N. S. Beals. of Creswell, has ac
cepted a position in the Riddle state
Bank as clerk.
Jesse Hanks was summoned to
(Ilendale hy wire yesterday on ac
count of tho critical illness of his
father, J. L. Hanks.
Mrs. M. A. Devore. Misses Marie
and Bertha nnd Willie Devore, und
MrB. L. K. O'Connor departed Tues
day for Wallace, Idaho, near which
city they expect to make their home.
N. D. Burgoyne, who has been In
such poor health for the past year,
is now at Good Samaritan Hospital
in Portland under the care of Dr.
(Jeorge Wilson.
Lester Roberts has leased the fix
tures and bought the stock of cigars
and confectionery from the Mary
Crow establishment and will open a
new cigar store and candy store In
George Yokum's new building.
Unnecessary Loss of Time.
As usually treated, a sprained
ankle will disable a man for three
or four weeks, but by applying Cham
berlain s Liniment freely as soon as
the Injury Is received, and observing
the directions with each bottle, a
cure can be effected In from two to
four days. For sale by all dealers. C
NOT1CJ3.
Notice Is hereby given that my
wife, Maudo Pearson, having left my
bed nnd board, I will not bo respon
sible for any debts that may be con
tracted by her, and I warn all persons
against giving her credit with the
expectation that I will pay the same.
Dated at Winchester, Oregon, this
9th day of September, 1912.
H. F. PEARSON.
igpi
Sewing
Machines
Not much argument is neces
sary for a sewing machine in
every home. They mean less
work, Money Saved on cloth
ing, and better things to wear.
The main question Is where to buy tho machine. You don't believe
In buying a cheap pair of scissors, do you? You know they would
be poorly tempered, made of cheap steel so could not cut well nnd
would break easily. Neither would you pay four or five dollars
simply because they were a good brand.
1 so Hie same judgment til buying a sewing machine. A cheap inn
chine 1 ii waste of money, tmnml (o get out of order, rannot do
satisfactory work or lust; still when yon buy n machine from us, you
pay nothing extra for our ability to sell you tho lMt machine for
the money or for the name or reputation of tho machine Itself. All
we ask Is n chance to demonstrate our machine tH'foro you buy.
Roseburg Furniture Co.
JUST RECEIVED BY
R. L. STEPHENS
THE SHOE MAN
New stylos in. men's Patent, Tan, Cunmetal and Calt
Shoes.
Ladies' Ilijli Button Boots, in Patent, Tan, Velvet and
and Kid, in the most up-to-date styles,
Oxfords and Pumps, selling at cost prices. Call and see
them before buying.
213 N. Jackson St. Next Door to P. 0.
e"'"" ,i,,wn ,t the North Std Qroeery. dtf
7r7ZYrxi Get Your Meat?
wnerc w '
HaVeYmiTnedJ
ii ,.., hi had at the Peoples Market, aUo
The best meat ota,a1;19 e your next order, and you will be
339 N.Jackson D1MM1CK & AGEE, Props. Phone 175
Crescent Heights Addition
Lots in this addition sold on easy terms, smalt
cash payment -building restrictions.
Extra large in size, all with fine view of city and valleyss
Make an appointment with us to see these lots.
HIMES & OLIVER.
CASS ST., NEXT TO GRAND HOTEL 1'IIONE 887. ROSEBUItQ. OB.
BOOSTING
We are firm believers in boosting, and knowing that
anything that helps the town grow, also helps our busi
ness. Now then alltogether-Boost for that New Big
Lodge building, also for that Sanatarium and Oregon
Industrial School of the Loyal Order of Moose, and we
can get them in Roseburg. Send that next bundle to
The Roseburg Steam Laundry
J. H. Sykes
GUN STORE
Opposite Post'Office.
Baseball Goods Bicycle Goods
Agent for the National Bicycle, with prices ranging
from $25 1 to $50. Call and see them.
We carry a new and complete stock of Quna, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle and Sportlnj Goods. Qun Repairing and Key Fitting a
specialty.
Hero Fanning Mills
Hoosier Disc Drills
Do Your Plowing Now With a
Sanders Disc
Plow!
They Will Plow Any Kind of Soil
J. F. Barker Co.
Implements and Vehicles
Cider Presses
Roseburg, Oregon
Dicks Feed Cutters
Thr. the wclBmntlun you will ,10nr from (,rllkprs of mir
l-llrlous snda water- of all flavors, H,,,.ra, ctc. Alway9 on
this brand wh, bl,v,s wl)nnak,,
bt. l-Mua.ly k.,0,1 for U, ,he o,,l ng ,. . tll0 young.
ROSEBURG SODA WORKS
Phone 186
Authorized Ho,,,er. of th. Genuine ,., Rort Iteer. PnonB 18.
J-Jome Folks
tor ou lo traj,. Th. bl of c,ctl,ig. freshf,coV
North Side Groc V
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