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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBCRG K VIEW .ovKMiti:n to, 101. CALLS WAIt PKKPAitATIO.NS A KTlPlOMHJlS HIA'FF, David Starr Jordan, president of Stanford University, bun just issued a new book willed the "Unseen Um pire." Pp. 211. 1912. Huston: American Uiiitrluu Aasodutlou. ?l. 60 nut. The subtitle of this book reads very significantly: "A study of the plight of nations that do not pay their debts." If we are to believe our author and no open-minded reader can deny- the fuels tiuoted ruin will inevitably overcome the nations which glory in the preparation for war to the extent of hundreds of mil lions of dollars, merely for the pur pose, of "showing the other fellow" that he is able to keep pace with the other's expenditures for war. For this costly, foolish, and useless ex penditure Is never to result in a war among the greut nations, since the "Unseen Empire" of finance and commerce has set Its face against such a war as destructive of the in ternational relations of this "unseen empire." Most of the threatened wars of the last few years between France and Germany and Germany and Great Britain have really been prevented by these international forces of fi- nanna Tlio nil v f Itm ti ci.i I Inliirncl -that still clamors for war prepare-! Hons, mind you, not necessarily war,L"uicn, uiea suiiaeniy in Portland are the armament matters of Kurope. Prlday. . The combined capitalization of six' At a meeting Friday night of the English firms Is $1.17.000,000, and , Roseburg Fire Department it was de the most important of these ( Viikers, j dded to give a benefit ball on Christ Sons & Maxim) nan among its stock- ma eve or night, probably the for holdera and directors, 2 dukes, 2 mPI'- Watch for advertisement of marquises, fiO earls or barons, 15 details. baronets. 5 knights, 21 military or I Mr. and Mrs. Shermer, who have naval officers, 6 Journalists, etc. It, spent the past few months with her ii easy to see how these socially in- parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Wood lluentlal people may affect expend!-i ward, at Yoncalla, arrived here Frl lures for war preparations. The day from that place and leave Sun-k-rimn Cnmnnnv of Herman v cheer- day for their home In California. fully declares dividends ot 25 per tent, since its agents are active all HQUf n you wish a Suit of Clothes'that is up-to-date call 119 Oak St. For style, fit and workmanship. We have few equals. We also Clean and Press t-j 1 JtVeDair anU lier J Gentlemen's Garments. We're T:i - I Mn,l fr, vwno lllim3oniii.w"u"v".. MlA Ma 9 Wlf llnf ' IIIIlK I If I) I 1 1 1 Llllll I IV.' V. W. JIUJ AUTO TRANSFER J. F. CI-KMEN'TS, Prop. Phone 70, or leave orders at J. 9ykes' gun store. FERN ISLAND GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Pbone 9F12 Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs . Wedding Boquets Just received a fresh supply of Ferns of all kinds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery To You Our Customer While you live In our neighborhood we hope to keep you on our customer list. To do this we Intend to give you the best of service, the best of drugs and the best satisfaction that good Intentions, good goodB and proper prices can give. If there Is any point In which we fall short of our Intentions, we shall be pleased to know It. If It can be remedied, It shall be; If not, It will not harm either of us to have talked It over. We are In your community to sell goods, and we cannot do that unless our trade Is satisfied; "our trade" means you and a few others. When we recommend DIKE'S remedies we are offering to you he best that can be obtained, and for these remedies we have tho xclustva sale In this neighborhood. Each DIKE preparation that we sell should convince you that re mean to give you excellent goods. They are made of the beet igredlents, by skilled pharmacists, In well equipped laboratories, and ach remedy Is recommended by thousands who have used them. Sole Agency For DIKE A HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES irohn's Drug Store accabee Temple, 325-327 Cass St. Roseburg, Oregon mer fcurop. filing rmi aud to already Impoverished nations. Th" book I, full of valuable facls, and should be read by many. LOCAL NEW a. Ciirrln P.irvance, of Cottage Grove, , r !!K llore wllh nla a"'". Mr. It. L, Glle. .'!' 1X McAllister d Uim Ivv -McAllister leave tonight Mr 1'ort laml Mr an over-Sunday visit. -Mrs. V. K. Deets anil children left Friday night Mr Kreuiout, Neb where Mr. Deets Is now located HoseburB High School defeated Collage (Jrove 1 1 led m hbt jln this city Friday night, 34 to 9. -urs. ii. j. Kobluson and daughter .Miss Corrine. leave tonight Mr Port land, where her mother is serioasly Miss Ash, of Washington, D. C who has been the guest of Mr. anil Mrs. F. S. Browne, at Camas Valley, left Friday night Mr Portland. Mrs. J. Wesley Newlaud nnd little daughter, Carinel, left this morning Mr Ashland, where they will spend the winter. Mr. Newlaud joins them next week. Mrs. II. o. Wilson and baby went to Kugene today to visit with her daughter, Miss Mildred, who Is In the east of a college play, "The Clouds," to be produced there to night. Howard C. Van Meter, formerly reader of the First Christian Science Church of Portland, and recently Ilpiul of tne Publicity bureau of that Ira L. Lee, the S. P. conductor, and family left this morning Mr Junction uiiy, wnere nis rainer, w. . lee. died Friday night. The elder Lee was 70 years of age and had conduct ed a drug store in Junction for the past 32 years. Besides his son he leaves a wife and one daughter, Mrs. Ona Burke, of Portland. Sl'XDAY AT THE CHlItCIIKS. Christian Science, corner Main and Lane streets. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; Sunday lesson sermon at 11 : a. m., subject, "Mortals and Immort als." Wednesday evening testimoni al service at 7:30. All are Invited to attend these services. Inist Inn, Kev. J. N. Mcconneii, pastor. Sunday BChool at 10 a. m.: cnnlnl o,,fl,.o r. t 1 1 o ,n utv ,i,v. iers win preach six liuie sermons. C. E. at G:30. Pleaching at 7:30 by . ,,. .... ., ... ,.,,..ls,. , have you worship with us. Presbyterian. Sunday sc 10 u. m.; classes for all: co your children; nt 11 a. m. til school nt come with the Lord's Supper will be observed: suitable ad dress after supper (10 minutes). Junior Kndeavor at 3 p. in.; seniors at 0:30 p. m.; at 7:30 p. m. praise service nnd brief talk, congregational singing and specials by choir. Every body welcome. ! Ilnptist, Rev. W. II. Eaton, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m.; preach ing service at 11 a. in.; young peo ple's meeting at 0:30 p. m.; evening preaching service at 7:30. You will find splendid music, a cordial atmos phere and helpful services at this church. You can be a stranger here but once, and then only for a minute. Come and see. Good Mcdlcino for Whooping Couli. "I do not believe there Is any other medicine so good for whooping cough as 'Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," writes Mrs. Francis Turpln, Junc tion City, Ore. This remedy is also unsurpassed for colds and croup. For salo by all dealers. C Nothing new under the sun, so the saying goes, but there's always some thing new In needlework at Graves' Art Emporium. Pig shipment just In of the new nnd popular cut work. Night gowns, bags, pin cushions, cen ters, pillows and scarfs. Just the thing for Christmas. Come early and get a choice selection, with instruc tions. . dtf IfD C $10 REWARD. For the conviction of the person who mutilated the sign In front ot my store on Hal lowe'en. Simon Caro. LOST AND I'OUXU FOUND. Smnll purso containing some change. Owner pleaBe call aud provo proporty. LOST. Between Roseburg and Oak Creek. Sunday, November 3rd, an overcoat nnd rubber cape. Finder please leave at Review office or the Glide store. " dsw WASTED WANTED TO RENT Small, three- room furnished house; must be reasonable. Call or write Edw. W. Eagan, Roseburg Shoe Shining Parlor, N. E. corner Rose & Cass 4. WANTED TO RENT. Mod- J. em house of about six 4. rooms, close In: will lease 4. on satisfactory terms; no 4 4- children. Pbone 325-R, J. City. nTTTxrrW'rh FOR P.ENT . FOR. RENT. Cozy housekeeping room in business district; cheap. R. S. It., care of Review. FOR RENT. Six-room house and good sized barn on Prospect street inquire ut this office. FOR RENT. Four furnished house keeping rooms, 240 Rose, corner Washington. dtf FOR RENT. My cigar store nnd the building in which it is located. R li. Mathews. FOR RENT. Furnished front room, suitable for two gentlemen. In quire 126 N. Kane. FOR RENT. Hotel Fannan at Drain, Oregon. Completely fur nished, 18 bed-rooms, dining room, kitchen, office, etc. Rent $35 per month. T. II. Fannan, Drain, Ore FOR RENT. Unfurnished house on . Flint street, Roseburg. Enquire of J. F. Darker & Co. FOR RENT. At Edenbower. Store and two modern living rooms. $!2.f0 per month. A. Ferguson, Ileriington Houso, City. dnl7 KOIt SALE OR TRADE. l-'Olt SALE CHEAP Or will trade for cows Good, black horso, five years old, weighs about 16T.0. 11 C. Duwson, 025 Second Ave., South, N. E. Roseburg. dsw FOR SALE. Jersey milch cow, to be fresh In .January. Seo Rogers or Adair. Edenbower, Ore. dsw KOIl RALE. Thoroughbred While Leghorn pullets. Address tiox 9 Koseburg. FOR SALE. Good sound Spllzen berg apples. Address F. D. Frllsch, Koseburg, or phono !i.X22. FOR SALE. 140 good stock sheep and 25 Angora nnunlCB. J. H. Hawley, Divide, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE. Matured yellow dent corn, suitablo for feed fattening turkeys, hogs or other stock. G V. llelblg, 105 Lane, corner Jack son. Roseburg, Ore. daw FOR SALE. Fourteen acres, all river bottom; 3 acres In young prune orchard In bearing, also ap ples, peaches and walnutB. Very reasonaoble terms. Only 1 14 miles to R. R. station. Inquire at Re view office, or address Box T Roseburg, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE OR RENT Gaddis place of 1.U acres, near Roseburg on the north. None hut reliable personB need apply. Enquire 124 West Douglas street, City. dsw FOR SALE IIY OWNER. Improved homestead relinquishment near Koseburg and on county road. Ad dress "A," care Review. "OR SALE. Cole-30, five-passenger automobile, good as new. At fine bargain If taken now. It. Ii. Mathews, City. FOR SALE. Full blooded Duff Or pington pulletR, cheap. H. H Denton, Miller's Addition, Rose burg. FOR SALE. Property In Riverside Addition to Roseburg at tho as sessed valuation. Inquire of Joseph Sehrems, owner. FOR SALE. Rhubarb plants of Monarch variety; 25 cents each, or $2.50 per dozen. F. Schmidt, Edenbower, near cometery. dtf FOR SALE. Household goodB, can ned fruit, chit-kens, garden tools, etc. 73 4 So, Pine. INVESTMENT SNAP. Business property at Sutberlln, paying good Income, for sale at a bargain. Ad dress lock box 188, Buthcrlln. THREE GOOD FARMS for sale by the owner, all near Roseburg, on main wagon rnad, near school and church. Good stream of water and live springs of water on each place. Small orchard, house, barn and out-houses on each place. Suitable for fruit, farming or stock raining. Prices: No. 1, $1 500; No. 2, $3, noo; No. 3, $501)0. Address or ae E. W. Kuykenrtall, 20H Washing ton street. dnil MSI TO TRADE.-What have you to ex change for a 40 h. p.-S-passenger car. Unimproved property consid ered. "Trade," care tU-vli w. FOR SALE. One year old Barred Rock hens at 76 cents each. H. C. Dawson, 625 Second Ave,, So,, N. E. RoBeburg. dsw FOR SALE. Extra large pure Bronze turkeys for breeding pur poses; toms, $5, hens, $3, each. Will furnish local market with corn-fed turkeys for Thanksgiving, If ordered. Mrs. O. C. Brown, Dixonvllle, or phone 3F25. dew NEW MARKET OPENS: Jack Dawson'a poultry nnd produce market opens Monday, 'Nov. 11. We will pay cash for all kinds ot poultry, dressed veal, dressed pork, eggs and hides. We will buy all produce we can find market-for. We carry mill feed, flour, hams, bacon, cooking compounds and all kinds of poultry supplies: We buy for cash and sell for cash. Come and see us before selling or buying. dnl6 507 N. Jackson St. Phone 310 LOOAA NEWS Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay Page Investment Co. Phone 242. tf Thrifty Rrovftng potted palms at Kitchin & Black's, the nurserymen. Flowering Bulbs, hyacinths, tulips, narcissi, crocus, lilies, etc., at S. K. SykeB. dtf Just received, carload cheat seed, 40a per bushel f. o. b. Oakland, Ore. All orders given prompt attention. Bridges Bros., Oakland, .Oregon. Gnddis (Jot His direct from New York. Crystal plate glass shelves, triplicate mirrors, solid brass nlckled tumbler, tooth brush, match and whlsk-broom holders. Towel bars, bath Beats, soap trays. See the holi day display ot Winnie Gaddis, the Plumber. B. S. Nichols, ua.penter and can tractor, Is prepared to do any an -all kinds of contract work. - Mr Nichols carries Employers Llablllt) Insurance which guarantees to thr owner no loss on account of any sc cident that might happen during eon structlon. Phone 327-Y, or 81$ North Jackson. dtf Friends do you know the time has passed when you should pay $6.00 or even $5.00 for the best electric Iron made. Well Rice & Rice bus made it poBBlble to secure the very best the market affords. An Iron fully guaranteed for 'ten years for $3.50. Remember, we are always the first to lower the price when possible to do so. We pay no rents, then why can't we sell for less. Buy a Fan Steel Electric Iron and bo happy forever afterwards. Rice & Rice. - DTF PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. ASIITdN CIilropructic-NcuropaUl ' ' - N'crvo and Splno Specialist Chiropractic neuropath Is a natural and advanced scientific art of remov ing the cause of disease. Chronic Diseases a Specialty ' 224 Cass St. ROSEBURG, ORB. MRS. n. JAY 8T0NK Teacher of Piano ;and Harmony ' Studio 223 E.' Lane Street.' 11 ' " Home Studio 717 Hamilton St. -Phone 362-J. ' MRS. CHARLKS S. n KIN LINK Pianoforte Instructor Musical Kindergartener - Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R. DR8. 8KKLY, 8 ETHER, A STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. Suite of Offices Rear Douglas Na tional Bank, Oround Floor. Phone 367. ROSEBURO .... OREQON ALBERT S. HUEY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. Roseburg ... Oregon QURDON A. FORY Vocal Lessons -Studio 312 East Cass Street Phone 191-J. ROSEBURO, ORE. L. G. HICKS BURVEOR, 223 Perkins Bldg. Rosehurf, Ore. Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a.m. Office: Main 171 1 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 17$; OR. LUCETTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty Office, Masonic Midi., Socond Floor, Clean Clothes do not make a man but soiled ones will very quickly unmake him. Your clothes will always be clean if you send them to us. PHONE 79 FOR. WAGON. Roseburg Steam Laundry WHAT WAS HIS CREED? He left a load of anthracite In front of a poor widow's door, When the deep snow, frozen and white. Wrapped street and squure, moun tain and moor. That was his deed; lie did It well; "What was his creed?" I cannot tell. Ulessetl "in his basket and his store" In sitting down and rising up; What more he got he gave the more, Withholding not the crust and cup, lie took tho lend ' ' In each good task. "What was his creed?" I did not nsk. Ills charily was like tho snow, Soft, white and silent in its fall; Not like the noisy winds that blow From shivering trees tho leaves a pnll For flower and weed. Drooping below. "What was his creed?" The poor may know. He had great faith In loaves ot bread For Hungry people, young ami uiu. And hopo Inspired, kind words he said To those ho sheltered from the cold. i For we must feed, As well bb pray. "What was his creed?" I cannot say. In works he did not put his trust, His faith In words he never writ; Ho loved to share his cup nnd crust With all mankind tno neeoeu u. Ill timo of need A friend was he. "What was his creed?" He told not mo. He put his trust In heaven nnd he Worked well with hand nnd head; And what he gave In charily ' Sweetened his sleep and dallv brpad. Let us take heed. "' ' ' For llfo IB brief. '' ,' "What was hla creed?" " - "What his belief?" ' From an Old Scrnp Book. Call up 340. the Douglas County Creamery, for cream. nn.i.tn f nnmfinfl" And "Oueen ntv" flour bring results. Ask tho Douglas County Mills. Phone 13. 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 phone 79 li.J. DennTransfer Company Household goodB, piano, baggnge, lumber, wood and a general transfer business. Baggage chocks called for. All goods carefully handled. Charges reasonable. Office phono, 102; residence phono, 196-L. Roseburg, Oregon. Eastern Oysters In Any Style. Bhort Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant YR TOY, Prop. Rvftular Dinner, SAo. Chicken Dinner Every Bundar, Sheridan Street. Near Depot. OPEN ALL MIGHT. PollyWants not a cruckor as It's not ti parrot but n HKOOM nnd its nnme Is LITTLK POLLY uml It wants to linlitt n your work whmi sweep ing. Speaking of sworpinK. do you know that Noah's wife Is to blame for sweeping day? Sho was tho first woman to be confronted with tho problem of keeping a floor clean. From tho day that she swept out the ark with tho brnnch of a fig tree plucked before the flood, sweeping became a womnn's steady job. Since then the broom has taken the place of tho fig leaf and though many sub stltutes for the mod or if broom have been placed on the market, nothing tukeH its place. The be t broom made Is the Little Polly broom. Wo hamllo them and would like to show you WHY they are the best. Ridds Grocery Phone 238 J. H. Sykes Gun Store Exclusive Sporting Goods Store Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle O. V. B. Pocket Knives Opposite Postoffice Roseburg, Oregon 3 lK ' J I The Whole Family Votes r -i if i "(lure's my answer, mltt'cr, and J wimt that bookcase you show in the window," exclainr d tin lOIMith (initio joiniKBter who Is hot aftor tho tilobe-Wernleku iloolirano to bo. Riven to whoever of fers the cleverest title to the picture we exhibit this week In our window. Hut not only the boy his father, his mother and his big sister have nil cast tholr ballots. When tho family get to compflltiK with each other, then there Is a time when wits do fly, nnd tin y geL fun and profit out of this contcHt. If you have votod, have- tho other members of your family fol low tho example of the boy. Remember tho dato of tho contest closes November 16. No re strictions whatever; even If yon have never purchased a dollar's worth of goodM from us, you are entitled to vote. All ballots niuut bo lit the bands or tho Answer Kditor by Nov. lCth. Wo guarantee this bookcatwi to be a genuine (Jlobe-Wernlrke, every unit Identified by the manufacturer's trademark. Rice & Rice The House Furnishers Roseburg HOW Wo hope your appntllo dor'sn't re quire a rollh, hut umIckr you are narnliiK your hroari ly tho nwoat of your hrow tho chanrcs aro very much in favor of your not'iHiiR noinothluK like our OYUTKIl COCKTAH, (Pre ferred alock), I'ri'Hh Covo Oystorn, linylcH llorHiTaillxli, h. & H. Salad DroiiKlMK. Il'duz' OIIvih nnd olIiiT coiidliucnlR, County Club Munli rooniH, Kroncli Mlnci'd Munhroonm, Toliauro IVppur Hiiiu-o, Chow-Chow, I'lckli-H, ricralllll. Hfi, our JurkHnn ntwt window. RoseburgRochdaleCo Phono H5. 130 N. Jackson r St ? 'T', ", 1 . .. rf A IS YOUR APPETITE ABOUT A RELISH? Cor. Cans ft Jackson.