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Newspaper Page Text1 F WIWWWPWJ WWWWPWWWWWWrwi'iyi Willi 'jamw .mmmafiwrn i Be Sure You Get 1 Cleveland's Bing Powder JtJ'S 3 pound 11.00 5 pound $1.65 "THE PURE CREAM OF TARTAR KIND" 2 3E: Specials for this Week Suits, Coats and Dresses Icndid new shipment of all colors and styles. Prices right. Mlllin PrV Most comPlete ,ine f Millinery ever 1 lllllllCiy shown in Roseburg. Something new all the time. -Dress or Tailored Hats; Misses' and Children's Dress and Street Hats. Prices always right. THE LEADER MONEY FOUND Unknown person )ft a purse containing money in (ho lobby of the Itoseuurg post office Monday. Owner please call at Keyiew ornce and describe prop erty. tt LOST. Mack shepherd dog, with white ring around neck, alBO end of tall white. Finder please re turn to a. M. Kelly or phone 71-Y. Reward. dsw LOST. Square, black, onyx Masonic cnarm, wun square ana compass on one side and blank ou the other. Hewurd for return to B. W Page, North Koseburg. FOUND. A bunch of legal docu ments. Owner can have same by calling at this ofrice and descrlb lug same. WANTED WANTED. A contract to do slash ing. Address X, care Review. Gilt L WANTED. For light house work. Address liox 85, City, at once. WANTED. Waitress at the Quick Lunch Hestuurant, Sheridan street, near depot. LOCAL NEWS IHOI'KW flAVK, ALSO. (Continued from page 1). Ouy M. Ingram went to Dlllurd on business today. W. II. Bykus was over from Drain' ,,..,, , , looking after business mutters today. ,, , ", ' , ,S' A""r ll'"',r- I'lmvrl.iK HuII.h. just arrived. ,11- , ''' r n";;rH, " '"' '"''.K11' rec-t from Holland, at S. K. Svkcs.' '" tn '" ' K 1 '''""'"'I" " ' lr- J. H. Mitchell nnil nllnr Minn l.!(ln "' ' '" m-niiiu im IIOTKL AliltlVAI.S. Mitchell, lert Ihis ariern i on their return to WnllHliurg, Wash., after n . visit at Looking (ilnss at the home of N. A. Nasclmeiito, J. T. llrldKos and J. W. Crouch, of Oakland, and llawley llognn, of Sutherlin, came over IIiIh mornlm;, and a number of others will mini' over this evening to attend the big meeting of the Moose lodge. Mrs. J. II. Doss and child left this afternoon for CnrvulllH to visit lit-r sister for about three weeks, when she will Join her husband on a trli to Enterprise, Wallowa County, where ho will engage In funning. Mr. and Mis. W. S. McElhlnny, Oak Creek; H. I). Chapman, (ilhle; T. J. Montgomery, Ciinyonvllle; .1. II. due, I'erilite; Lester Itlnkely, .Ml. Scott; J. (). Day, Henry Croucber. olalln, were among the Kosehurg visitors today. Dowering lliilbs, hyacinths, tulips, narcissi, crocus, lilies, etc., at S. K. KykeB. ill r C. L. Slili-rcir, district organizer for the W. O. W., visited Oak Camp No. liili. Monday night. At the next meeting on Oct. Ill, he will be here again and a social session will he held In conjunction with the lodge work. I'lans will also be annnunccd for n membership campaign during the winter. W. I. Moore and family, formerly of Wilbur, returned this morning from tin absence of over two years in the Kiist, most of the time being spent in Kentucky and 'IVum-sHcc. They also visited In Virginia mnl other Htales. Mr. Moore has net h.'lil good health while In the Kasl itud they nro pleased to be In Oregon once more. James HnycH, one of the (ilcndulc resort keepers indicted recently by the Douglas County grand Jury on the charge of violating tlx local op tion law, came to Itoseburg this af ternoon and furnished $;;..it bunds to Insure bis appearance In the Clr rult Court next mouth. IHh partuer II. S. Kinney, also his brother, Kluict Hayes, previously furnished bonds ou . .duitliir Indictments. Petitions are being clrculiited in iho Walle and 1 1 am i It mi Aililil Ions for Iho extension of the free delivery mall system to those sections of this city. A similar n l It Ion bus nltviidl been filed, asking for a like exten sion In Nin th Resellin g. With I lie large extension of street puvlng In those parts of town the free dollvcr mall service should be extenileil thereto. Very probably the IVstofflcc Department will soon send an In spector here to Investigate and report , n these asked for extensions of ser vice. Several ministers who attended the biennial session or the Southern Oregon Presbviry In this city Monday left this afternoon for Wallowa. Or.. where ttie state snod meets next Thursday. The rroshttry closed Monday night with a popular service, featured by three I'll-nilnute ud dresses; (II "Relation of Hie I'huivli to (he Sunday school," by Rev. H. T. Chlsholm; l I "Relation of the Christian to Civic Rlfchteoiisllcs." by Rev. Kobt. McLean, and l.'il "Kvau gcllsHc Work." by Rev. S. L. (irlns by. Medford was the place selected for Iho meeting of the I'resbytry next spring. Ilameuts uiljolirned today to dispatches received b predicted that the .Macedonians will rebel ugainst Turkey. CALIFORNIA I.AIIOIt COI XCIL IX FAVOR OF I (lltCINti WORK. SAN IIIHOO, Cel., Oct. K. A slate guaranty of employment to every citizen, based on Hie right to lite, as assorted by the Declaration of Inde pendence, will be demanded by the progressives of the Stale Labor Council in session here today. The resolution was sponsored by It. It. Teifer, UHsemtilyniau of San .lose. M'XAMAItAS l-LOTTF.R AOAIN.NT PANAMA CANAL. INDIANAPOLIS, hid., Oct. 8. Pages from the careers or the llc Namaras and Orlle McMaulgal. as leaders or "the rlrlng squadron ol dynamiters," with conversations In which Hiey nro snlil lo have plotted lo send McMaulgal to Panama to blow up the locks of the Panama Canal, worn rend yesterday by Dis Irlst Attorney Miller before a jury at Hie trial of tile licensed "dynamite conspirators." The Incident In reference to Pana ma, Mr. Miller said, occurred just before the urrest of the Los Angeles dynamiters, when they wen- becom ing desperate In their efforts to se cure explosives without belravlng their Identities. "John J. called James It. M.Xa- mara. IiIh brother, and McMaulgal to tne beailiiuarters of the Internation al Assoeiitliiiu of Urlilge and Struct ural Iron Workers." said Mr. Miller. John .1. said to McMaulgal: 'We au't get any more dynamite around here without stealing It. Now you go lo Panama and see what you call d down there. The McClilillr Marshall Construction Company lias a lot of dynanilto stored nrouiut there. Von could easily get hold of It and blow up the locks. That would make 'em sit up nail lake notice and lake their minds off the Los Angeles allalr McMaulgal refused lo go at that time. Soon alter they all were ar rested." The contractor mentioned was one of those whii had declared for the "open shop" In the I'nltcd Slates. (irand Hotel O. T. Morgan. I.nko- ivlew; Paul S. Handy, Jacksonville; I W. Frank (lloeckner. Ci runts Pass; J. Mauley Spencer, Rogue River: K. II. Harbor. .Myrtle Creek; Kent. Root, Hugo. Oregon; C. I,. KlilrrelT, Eu- accoriling i K " ' ' 1 niiroiiiii. I.. D. Kamp, e. It lsj('"l''s Galley; It. II. Haines. Iflxon- wiio; yy . . i.oro, .MClllont: M. C. Davis, i'rovolt; J. II. (oe, Perdue; Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Schwartz, A. (!. Park. City; Mrs. CbMppelle, II. J. Mc cracken, .las. A. I.uthrop, Claude 11. I. lilt, II. A. Kalnes, Portland. Hotel McClallen.- R. II. Howe. Marslilielil; Calnor I). Kniilngs, West WANTED. Milton. Ohio; c. K. Frakor, Oregon City; .1. :. Day. olalla; .1. E. Owens. Toledo. Ohio; H. S. Kinney. (Ilen ilale; T. V. Harney. Dallas; ('.. C. Clark. .1. ,M. Chamberlain. It. A. Ty ler. .1. 10. Heed. E. J. Dayman. O. il. Hell. 10. A. Lowndes. L. E. Hammer. Waller Davis, .1. W. Tynan, J. II. Fowler, F. M . Harretl. Portland; J. C. Milliter, Myrtle Creek; T. II. (niveau, Jasper; 10. Sanders, lup. WANTED. Lawn or garden work. Address Box 366, or call Phone 362-R. WANTED. Second-hand typewriter. Will buy or rent. Address S. II., care Review, tf SAFE WANTED. To measure in side near 28 inches high, 21 inches long and 16 Inches wide. Address llox 3S7, Roseburg, Oregon. WANTED TO itUY Farm or stock ranch. Statu price, terms nnd loca tion In first letter. Address II. U., care Review. ' dsw house, barn, etc. Very reasonable terms. Only 1 miles to R. R. station. Inquire at Review office, or address Box T, Roseburg, Ore gon, dsw INVESTMENT SNAP. "Business property at Sutherlin, paying good income, for sale at a bargain. Ad dress lock box 186, Sutherlin. FOR SALE. 400 acres, about 80 acres has been farmed, mora can be when cleared, balance timber and pasture; a first class sheen, goat or cattle ranch; twelve miles from Roseburg on R. P. D. Price $10 per acre, casL or terms. Ad dress M. M. Care 1 he Review. dsn The very latest In art needle work just arrived at Graves' Art Em porium. Get busy with Xmas work. I'uyal- I'ortiines in Faces. There's often much truth In the saying "her face Is her fortune." but lis never said where pimples, skin eruptions, bloirhes, or other blem ishes disfigure It. Impure blood Is hack of tltcin all, and shows the need of Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thev promote health nnd beauty. Try them, nr, cents at all druggists, it I.OC .. XKWS The Rest l'las(er. A piece of flannel dampened wtlh Chanibci Iain's Liniment and bound on over the affected parts Is siipcilof to a plaster and costs only one tenth as much. For sale by all dealers. C I.IU1K.' Hack Due lo Hheiiiitallsin. Lame hack 1b one of the most com mon forms of muscular rheumatism. A few applications of Chamberlain's Liniment will give relief. For snle by all dealers. C NOTICE TO I IRLMFN. An Important business meeting el the Roseluirg Fire Department will be held In the firemen's hall I'rlil.iv fteliiug. October II. All (ilellletl pie. isn be present. SECRETARY. Mrs J. L. Travis, at 901 Mill treet, teaches summer classes on all musical Instruments. Prices very reasonable. Call and see. dtf Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens Is the best fountain pen ni.uie. The Roseburg Hook Store, local distribu tors. CASTOR I A for Infanta ami Children, The Kind You Have Always Goughl Bean the X S 1 ' - Bltinatoi j of SX7&iCiU4t S. H. Evans came In from dnpiina today. C. 10. Miller has sold bis lunch counter and restaurant business In i no nut ties liiiiining and the new ow ner Is now In charge. It. F. Nichols, republican candi date rue representative, was down from Riddle today. Hen Is well known ihroue.boul Hie county and is assured of a lame tote on Nov. a. II stale of the late Hardin Davis has been ailtnitteil to probate here. Willi A C. Young as adminis trator. A. 10. Smith. A. F. Stearns and C. A. M, Xalib are the appraisers named. The estate is of the probable aloe of I tl.mlil. St. Heorge's tluild solicits orders f.'f con lens tied and finished. Jl.oil. knotted r.uc extra. Also aprons and rag runs. ,i,r .Inst rccelted. carload cheat seed, Die per bushel f. . b, Oakland, Ore. All orders given prompt attention. Ill Lines Pros. . Oakland. .Oregon. Mrs. Hi.-,,! s elder at the Rose burg Seda Works. Phone I Mi. Call up hi. tne Douglas County Creamery, fur crt-mu. Sweet, pure a: .pie elder at the Uosrhutg Seda Uoiks. Phone Isii. Douglas County Creamery butter onlv .s.'C a two -pound situate. Ask your grocer for It. Patri tilze home Industry. Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay Pace Investment Co. Phono -I-. If You can rent the latest novels nt the Fiction Library, upstairs In the PuiTotI building, liter fifteen hund red volumes to select from. The price of feedstuff hti corns dowti at (he North Side tlrererv dtf Rolled eats and barley, crt ked ana whole orn. whst aud all varieties of mill feed at (he iglas Count; Mt'ts. I'll me l a. T pew nters Tor sale and rent nt tint Roseburg Hook Store. "Prl.lt of Douglas" and "Queen City" Hour bring results. Ask Ihn Douglas County Mills. Phono 13. H. S. Nlchois. irt.pcntcr and con tiitetor. Is prepared to do any an' nil kltnlt of contract work. Mr Xli hols cariics Employers Llnhlllty Insurance which KUiiniutooa to the owner no loss on Seconal of any ac rldeiit that might happen darlna con strurtlon. Phone Sif-Y, or SIS North Jackson. dtf 1 or 5 room cottago Willi balb, furnished or partly fur nished preferred. AddreBS Renter, care of Review. FOR T.ENT FOR RENT. Furnished front room, suitable for two gentlemen. In quire 126 N. Kane. FOR RENT. Partly furnished new bungalow, close iu. Call at this office. dtf i FOR RENT. II. II. Clipping's office building In Sutherlin, sultablo for real estate office. Inquire of T. J. Ardray, Agent, Sutherlin, Or. FOR SALE OR TRADE. j FOR SALE. Jersey cow. Cull at 37 W. Douglas St. Phono 88-J. FOR SALE. A good boar dog. For particulars address Fred Hateinan. Melrose, Oregon. sw2t FOR SALE. Team, -I years old, well broken. Henry Schrenk, Looking tilass, tire. dsw FOR SALE. Four-year-old grey mare, weight about Kino lbs. August Schloeiniinn, Hilda. Ore. MI'S I' SELL. The Oregon Rooming House. Owner going east. For prico and terms call at place, or address ui. Decker, Roseburg Oregon. ji,-, FOR SALE. 700 acres see adver tisement on first page ot this Is- SANI1 AND ORAVEL. All persom wanting snnd or gravel will please .call st the o.It,lnal Empire Llvorj and Feed Stables. We have teams (or niakln p-. mpt delivery. Hanks & Welker. dtf FOR SALE. Hood work team, weight about 1200 each, will sell cheap. Address llox 10. Looking Class, Ore., or phono 13K15. dsw COATS FOR SALE. Registered An Rota goats of both sexes for breed ing purposes; heavy shearers. Ad dress J. I. Chapman, Wilbur, Ore Kon. dsw FOR SALE. In Siskiyou County, Cal . 100 acres, all alfalfa land; well fenced; lays right fur Irriga tion; water will bo on land In an other year. Price $50 per acre. Seo Dlllnrd & Regard, 400 Cass St. dsw IF YOU SEE THIS you will buy It; l3"- seres 6 miles from Roseburg. $3000, $S00 down, balance three years at 6 per cent. New six-room house, good barn; 3 acres In all kinds young fruit and berries; all good garden lntnl In cultivation can raise anything you plant creek through place. Will consider trade for dairy ranch. Address Ed Johnson, ow ner, Roseburg, Ore gon, Route 1, Box V. dsw FOR SALE Fourteen acres, all river bottom; 3 acres In young prune orchard In bearing, also ap ples, peaches and waluuta. New mere are only two excuses not reasons for not advertising. They are: 'liecause you have so much business you don't have to;' 'Because you have so Rule you can't afford Real Estate Business and residence property. Farms and stock ranches. From five acres to one thousand. From five dollars an acre up. George Riter Real Estate and Insurance. 311 Perkins Building, ROSEHURO, OREGON. EVERYBODY IS Using The Vacuum Phone 79 Have the New Electric Vacuum house cleaner come and clean the en tire house in one day. Why waste time in the old fashioned way they useto clean house Roseburg Steam Laundry phong 79 Eastern Oysters In Any Stylo. Short Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant VK TOY, Prop. Rofrular Dinner, 28c. Chicken Dinner Every ' Sunday. Sheridan Street Near Depot. OFEN ALL NIOHT. .Oregon Restaurant t)H-n Day and Mglit. Plrat-class Meals at All Houi Fresh Olympla Oysters, Fish and Clams all the time. IUs,alar Meals, BA Genu. Hare added a new balcony es pecially reserved for ladles and families. New York Cafe Chan Jo, Prop. OPKN DAY AXU NIOHT. Meals at All Honrs. Regular Meals ii Cent Chicken Dinner Sundays, from It Noon to 1 P. M. Chop Suey, Noodle. Fresh Oys ters, Fish, Etc., all the time. Cor, Jackson A Washington 8ta. For gooZ printing of oil kinds The Review always leads. Where Do You Get Your Meat? Have You Tried the Peoples Market? The best meat obtainable can be had at the Peoples Market, also poultry and fish. Just telephone your next order, and you will be surprised at the execllent service you get. Specially careful attention Is given Phone orders. Private delivery system to any part of the city. Prices as low as any In Roseburg. 339 N. Jackson DIMMICK & AGEE, Props. Phone 175 Quality! Purity! Cleanliness! These are the three great arguments for more business. The public is aroused. They are insisting ou getting Groceries ot Quality The day ofcheap, adulterated and iion-uutrilious pro ducts is ou the wane. For that reason, join our long list of customers and buy your groceries at The Benson Grocery 225 N. Jackson St. Phone 184 NEW AND FRESH fust Received: A large fresh assortment of Ilaradon's "SUPREME" Package Cookies and Crackers Ask to see these crackers in tin, nothing equal. Ask for sample of "Drifted Snow" Flour. We solicit new accounts. JUST RECEIVED BY R. L. STEPHENS THE SHOE MAN New styles in men's Patent, Tan, Gunmetal and Cah Shoes. Ladies' High Button Boots, in Patent, Tan, Velvet .r.d and Kid, in the most up-to-date styles, Oxfords and Pumps, selling at cost prices. Call nnd fee them before buying. 213 N. Jackson St. Next Door to P. 0. A. K KITCIIIN LV III.ACK Roseburg Nursery Co. TIIK 1IKST TItKE IS TIIK OX1.V OXK TO I'.CV. STRONG OXK-YEAIt TOPS ON TIIKKINVKAIl WIIOI.E HOOTS. IICDS SKI.KCTKD FHOM IIKST HOOD ISIVI'.ll IWAIilXG TKKKS. Call or write us for prices on nil kinds of fruit, nut nnd shade trues, berry vines and shrubbery. We have only one grade TIIK IIKST. Roseburg Nursery Co. Office Cor. Cass am! Jackson Sta. Phone 1G2, BOOSTING We arc firm believers in boosting, and knowing thai anything that helps the town grow, also helps our busi ness. Now then all together- Boost for that New Big Lodge building, also for that Sanatorium and Oregon Industrial School of the Loyal Order of Moose, and wc can get them in Roseburg. Send that next bundle to The Roseburg Steam Laundry m fcftro rum i h vot 1.K.WI-: orn mi-.at markkt ' 'lth admiration for the perfect clean !ni's which is everywhere apparent. Your on kit, hen couldn't be mora Tree from ven the (lightest suspicion of dirt. So the.o Is an added satla faction In coming In person to select the choice cuts we always hv. on hand, oire yourself and us the Pleasure of a call today. The Economy Market