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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1912)
EVENING ROSEBDRC R VIEW NOVEMHK'lt 10, 11(12. LOCAL NEWS I). C. Pltzer and hoii wont to Myr tle Creek Sunday. Miss liarnes wont home to Kiddle Sunday for a visit. It. J. Wilson returned liomo to Oanyonvlllo Sunday. A. J. Ilellows left thla afternoon for Portland to attend the laud pro ductH show. W. K. ltrlKgs, of the Soldiers' Home, left today for Kiddle and L'un yonville on u short furlough. .Mr. and .MrH. Kd l'lcard and child ren, of Cheinawn, are visiting here ut the home of ills unele, Joe l.esinn. .1. ('. Alexander and his oiitlmlstlc HinilR returned this inornliiK from a business trip to Seuttlo and Spokane. Miss Fleets Wardrlp, who has heen employed at the Leader, In thin elty, returned home to .Myrtle Creek to day. C. C. Sunderland, a creainoryiuan of Omaha, Nel.. left here today on lila return earn, after a nionlh spent near Wilbur with Ills Bister, Mrs. C. 8. Miller. The 1'nclflc Telephone Company lias aued O. N, Davis In the .lustleo Court here for 4 S . 4 r . aliened to he due for telephone rental and fur long dial an co call a. linn. Henry I,, flllfrey, chief clerk of the United StatoH' .Senate, wna the liiioHt of Hon. IliiiKer Hermann, In thla city. Sunday, lie left thla innrn Iuk for California. 13. A. Johnson, formerly In Hie movliiK plclure theater business In KoKehut'K. linn bnuelit the Norm hide Phnrmaiy of .1. W. Thornton, tukliiK Immediate possession. In case of fire Tuesday, Nov. 1!1 don't sent III a call for the dovtlll ill the S. P. roundhouse, because fl will be undergoing repairs. Keach tin bell at the city hall. If you can. The dovlln will again be In working order and subject to public, call on Wednes day morning. CHOULD Y0U WISH a Suit of Clothesthat is up-to-date call 119 Oak St. For style, fit and workmanship. We have few equals. We also Clean and Press Repair ami Alter Gentlemen's Garments. We're Tailors and second to none. . I! I fe AUTO TRANSFER J. I' CI.F.MNNTS, Prop. Phone 70, or leavo orders at J. II 8ykes" gun store. T?ERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburjj, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Phone OKI 2 Cut Flowers Potted Plants Puneral resigns Wedding liuquets Just received a fresh supply of Ferns of nil kinds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery To You Our Customer While yon live In our neighborhood wo hope to krop you on our cufltomer Hut. To do thlH wo Intend to glvo you tho ItoHt ot gorvlce, tho bent of driigti nnd tho bottt satlsfaotUm t Tint good Intontlous, good goods nnd prnpfr pricoa ran give. If there la any point In which wu fall short of our intentions, wo shall be pirated to know It. If U can he remedied, It shall be; if not, It will not harm either of us to hnve talked It over. We nro In your community to sell goods, nnd we cannot do thnt unless our trade Is satlBfled; "our trndw" means you and a few others. When wo recommend IMKK'fl remedies wo are offering to you the beBt that can he obtained, and for those remedies wo have the eicluBlvo sale In this neighborhood. Kach D1KK preparation that we sell should convince yon thnt wo mean to give you eicellcnt goods. They nro made of the best ingredients, by skilled pharmacists, In well equipped laboratories, and each remedy Is recommended by thounands who havo used them. Sofa Agency For DIKE'iS HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES Krohn's Drug Store Maccahce Temple, 325-327 Cass St. Rosi'luirg, Oregon IXKAL NKWH. I L, kohlhuReli left Sunday for ft Junes. Cul., to look for a supply of beef cattle. Mrs. Serena Adams went to .Myrtle Creek Sunday lo visit with her 'dailKhfer for u couple of days. I Mr. and .MrB. I. V. Sihernier left 'Sunday for I.os Angeles, after a visit with relatives and friend la this city. I K. A. Illnklo was in town Sunday , to meet his sister, .Mis. J. II. Short, who. with her daughter, returned from Portland on the morning train They were accompanied home by .Mrs. I Nellie Moulcal, of Portland. I The team of hurHcs attached to J If. Marker's wood delivery wagon I took a spin down Kane street, from the wood yard to the court house ( square, this morning and dashed Into , the iron fence at the court yard, tearing down about L'5 feet of It. The horses were only slightly Injured. Kunulng for office in l)oui;!us County Isn't a very cosily task, ac cording to campaign expense accounts now being tiled by candidates with the County Clerk. Cormier N. T. Jewell, County Clerk 10. II. Lenox, and County Surveyor Frank Culn cer tify that they spent nothing at all. County Assessor !'. I. Calklua ad mits that he spent fi In iiost of another term. Justice of the Peace It. W. .Marstcrs of this elty spent nothing. County Commissioner M K. Kyan, who was defeated, spent $72.70 on his campaign, while his successful opponent, K. il. Plnkslon (pent Illllo more than one half that sum. $:S7 to be exact. Candidates for representative spent these sums: Kov. .1. K. Howard, $511.(10; llr. K. V. Hoover, $15; .1. T. Iliiilges, Jl.'l II. K. Nichols, $10. It cost t). C. Ilrown $:i:i.45 to tiitid the position of school siipi'i'ltileudeiit, and Tliuruian Chancy $4 1.75 trying to retain II. J. K. Sawyers spent $17 to be re elected county treasurer. A "MUNICIPAL RECORD." 8 an Joie, Cal., Iisues Monthly About City Doings. Tito first Ihhiio of the Sun Jnso Mu nicipal ItiK'onl has iippenroil. It Is a monthly ptihllmdon, which will ho de voted Holely to Hotline forth fnets of Interest coticoniliiK the I)UsIimhh of thu city. In the Initial issue n hmt of In torcHtlntf factM ii ml fltuvn in kIvimi, each (U'lMirtiiii'tit or tUv clly pivirn mcnt heliiK trratcd liy tin; lic.nl nf this (IIvIkIom. The first artlclo uixl one of the nmln fcaturcH Ih the IntitiKuml nd drcHH of TlmmitH Moiiuhan upon Ills iiHHiunlnK the mnyor'H m-iit. It Ih tho intention of thn puhllshcrH to not forth each month the ImshieNH of tho city in him'Ii ii way that nil may know what Ih coIiik on in tho city hall and to do thM In n much mm-o elah orato manner than it x to Klvo It In tho dally prens. l-'rom tho typOKraphleai viewpoint tho Record Ih plenslnu. It lielnu printed on a heavy paper, with tho Illustrations all In hrowit tones. The paper will ho niiiil- Oi anywhere In tho elty for .10 eentH n oar, or It may ho obtained hy ny tax- pnyer who apliis at the city hall. Warsaw Plans Vehicle Tax. A wheel Ihjc for Warsaw, hid.. Is now under cnnstilcnitlon by the city council Coiinellnmit W. C. Creiion. clnilnuiin of (he sttvcl and alley comiiiltlee, will present n new trnllie ni'illiiMiicc. and It will provide for a tn en automobiles. drays and other veli'.vlcs. Me sensible. The readers have common sense. i,vJTi&- W CVDCD CMC U. V V. ImLHIITWWJ Traoc Mark fiJ 1 CCPVNIOHTS SlC A.ion""ii.Uii(( Hflhotrh nm) ilfn.-rii'il-in may .iili'hlT iix'i'riiiHi iMir )ii1mii ffi'H wtii'ihtr nO fiiniiilh.il t- r..linl f ,.iinii!iil-lii, Ci'iinninL rt. llon(Ptnfilv.-.i,.t.l.MiM.il. HANMNIUK .n e;.ut iiit (rn. ol.liMt Ntinm-r fT Pi'. iirinii imlt'iitu, I'nlviitu dike ii tlir niuh Mutin A Co. recolTi nn(ii', Kiibmit chnritn. In tlia Scicnlillc Hmcricait. A ritir1nnniy tltii:mtf.1 W04hTr. I nnrpit rrp. llUllotl nf Mtil lot. till. i.niriml l'. tn IU fur: f.-irn (h.L H.-Vl t.y ttM iiw.l,Altr gPrj36iBro.d..,.NpWYr,rl uuicbixpov. .ttb 9 au Wuhiu.tuu 11 V $10 IttiWAItM. Kor the conviction of the person who mutilated the sign in front of my Btore on Hal lowe'en. Simon Caro. LOST AND FOUND I'OIJNU. Small purse containing some change. Osvner please call and prove property. LOST. Iletween Koseburg and Oak Creek. Sunday. November 3rd, an overcoat and rubber cape. Finder please leave at lteview office or the Glide store. dsw WANTED WANTKI) TO HUNT. Small, three- room furnished house; must be reasonable. Call or write Edw. W Kagan, Koseburg Shoe Shining Parlor, ft. H. corner nose a v,ass. FOK HUNT . FOil HUNT. Cozy housekeeping room vjn business district; cheap. K. S. II., care of Kevlew. FOil HUNT. Six-room house and good sl.ed barn on Prospect street. inquire ut this office. FOil KIONT. Four furnished house keeping rooms, 240 Hose, corner Washington. dtf FOil HUNT.- .My cigar store and the building In which it is located. It It. Mathews. FOK KF.NT. Furnished front room, suiluble for two gentlemen. In quire 126 N. Kane. FOK KF.NT. Hotel Fannan nt Drain, Oregon. Completely fur nished, 18 bed-rooms, dining room, kitchen, office, etc. Kent $35 per month. T. II. Fannan, Drain, Ore. Foil HUNT. Unfurnished house on Flint street, Roseburg. Enquire of J. F. Barker & Co. FOK RUNT. At Edenbower. Store and two modern living rooms, I12.no per month. A. Ferguson, Herrlngton House, City. dn!7 FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOK SALE CIIUAP Or will trade for cows Good,- black horse, five years old, weighs about 1650. II. C. Dawson, 625 Second Ave., South, N. VI. Koseburg. dsw FOil SAI.F. Jersey milch cow, to be fresh in January. See Rogers or Adair, Fdenbower, Ore. dsw Foil SALK. Thoroughbred White Leghorn pullets. Address Box Ul, Hoseblll-g. FOR SALK. Good sound Spltzen berg apples. Address F. D. Frltscll, Koseburg, or phone 9X22. FOK SALI'j. 140 good stock sheep and 2i Angora nannies. J. 11. Ilawley, Divide, Oregon. dsw FOK SALF. Matured yellow dent corn, suitable for food fattening turkeys, lings or other Btock. O. V. Ilelbig. 105 Lane, corner Jack son, Koseburg, Ore. dsw FOil SALE. Fourteon acres, all river bottom; 3 acres In young prune orchard In bearing, also ap ples, peaches and walnuts. Very ronbouuoble tonus. Onlv 1 A miles to K. II. stntlon. Inquire at Ke vlew ufflce, or add reus Box T, Roseburg, Oregon. dsw FOK SALK OK KENT Gaddls place of Hi acres, near Roseburg on the north. None but reliable persons tied apply. Knqulro 124 West Douglas street. City. dsw FOK SALE MY OWNER Improved liiituesteail rciiiiitiisnmeni iienr HiiHebiu g and on county road. Ad dress "A," cure Review. FOli SALE. --Cole-HO, five-passenger automobile, pond as new. At a fine bargain tf taken now. R. B. Mathews, City. FOK SALE. Full blooded Buff Or pliiteli pullets, cheap. 11. II 1 it'll ton . Miller's Addition, Kose- 1M11C. I'OU SALE. Prnpertv In Riverside Addlltell lo Knschlll-K at the asses-;, 'd valuation. Inquire of Joseph SchreiuK, owner. TO TUAHE. What havo yon to ex change for a 40 h. p. b-passcngor car. I'niiiiprovcd property consid ered. "Tnule," caro Kevlew. FOR SALE.-- Extra large pure llroiue turkeys for breeding pur poses: toins, hens, $3, each Will furnish local market with corn-fed turkeya for Thanksgiving. If ordered. Mrs. O. C. Ilrown. lUxonville. o.- phono 3F25. daw I'OI! S M.E. Rhubarb plants of Monarch variety; 2."i cents each, or I'J.f.O per dozen. F. Schmidt, Kdetittowcr, near cemetery. dtf INVESTMENT SNAP. lluslness property at Sutherlln. paying good I Income, for sale nt a bargain. Ad I dress lock box 1S6, Sutherlln. T1IUF.E tJOOl) FARMS for sale by the owner, nil near Koseburg, oa main wnson road, near school and church, tlood stream of water and live springs of water on each place. Smnll orchard, house, barn and out-houses on each place. Sllttable fer fruit, farming or stock raising. Prices: No. 1, I 0 0 : No. II, ti. 000; No. 3, I'.OOfl Address or see E. W. Kuykeadall. 206 Washing- FOR BALE. One year old Barred Rock hem at 75 centa each. H. C. Dawson, 625 Second Ave., So., N. E. Koseburg. daw FOR SALE. Thoroughbred Berk shire hogs for breeding purposes, both sexes. John Doerner, Mel rose, Ore. ' ' horn. SIIHL'M. At Glide, Nov. 17, 1912., to .Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Shrum, a son. STAGGS. At Valparaiso, Indiana, Nov. 11, 1912, to Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Staggs, of North Roseburg, a son. LAWSON. In Roseburg, Nov. 1C, 1912, to Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Law son, of Looking Glass, a son. Call up 340. the DouglaB Count; Creamery, tor cream. Rudimentary Hind Llmba. Snakes are not the only animals which exhibit the possession of rudl mentary bind limbs. In the whale tribe there Is no evidence externally or hind limbs. The fore limbs In them are converted Into the "flippers," or swimming paddles. Vet wben the skeleton Is examined traces of a haunch and attnehed rudimentary tblgb bone nre found. There Is de veloped In certain kinds of whales a bony piece representing the haunch. The tblgb bone is distinct, but there Is a mere rudiment attached to It, repre senting the shin bone or tibia of other animals. Part of the 8how. " 'Ow'a yore little boy gettln' on, Mrs. Slack 7" "Very well indeed. 'E'a entered the theatrical profession now." "Oh I Wot pa rt'a 'eta kin' 7" "Well, 'e ain't eiactly tnkln' a part, but 'e fetches the scene shlftera beer." London Answer. A "Uefunoter." Customer (missing bla favorite wait er) Where'B Charles today? Walter I'm sorry, sir, but 'e'a gone. Customer Gone! Do you mean be'a defunct? Walter Yes, sir, an' wltb everything 'e could lay 'Is 'ands on. London Sketch. His Wandering Wit. Glbhs Dublelgb has a bright Idea now and then. Dlbbs Yes; If Dub Iclgh ever baa brain fever It will be Intermittent Boston Transcript None can Injure htm who does not Injure himself. flt Cbrysostom. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. ASliTON (Jhiropractlc-N'etlropntli Nerve mid Spine Riieclitllst Chiropractic neuropath Is a natural and advunced scientific art of remov ing the cause of disease. Chronic DiseOM'S a Rperlnlty 224 Cuss St. ROSEBURO, ORE MRS. II. JAY STONE Teacher of Piano and Harmony Studio 223 E. Lane Street. Home Studio 717 Hamilton St. Phone 3 6 2-J. MRS. CIIARI.KS S. HKINLINE XManoforto Instructor Musical Klndergnrtener Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R OILS. SKKLY, 8KT1IKK, JS STKWART IMiyslelana and Surgeons. Suite of Offices Rear Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Phone 367. ROSEIIURa OREGON AI.HF.KT S. Hl'KY OPTOMKTRIST 118 V. CASS ST. Roseburg ... Oregon GUIDON A. FORY Vocal Lessons Studio 312 East Casa Street Phone 191-J. ROSEBURO, ORE. U G. HICKS Bl'RVKOR. eat Perkins lUdg. Roseburg, Ore. Office Hours: Phones; 10 to 1! a. m. Office: Main 171 J to 4 p. m. Rea: Main 172 OIL LrCKTTA SMI',11, j Physician Women and Children Disease a Specially Office, Masonic Hldg., Second Floor.! Clean Clothes do not nmke a man but soiled ones will very quickly unmake him. Your clothes will always be clean if you send tlictu to us. PHONE 79 FOR. WAGON. Roseburg Steam Laundry LOCAL NEWS iiti-u. nnataa" nnit "Ollien rnuo ui uvjue,--.- City" flour bring results. Ask the Douglas County Miua. rnone m. Sidewalk lumber cul ready to lay. Page Investment Co. Phone 242. tf Thrifty growing potted palms at Kltc'ain Illack'a, the nurserymen. Flowering Ilulba, hyacinths, tulips, narcissi, crocus, lilies, etc., at S. K. Sykes. dtf JuBt received, carload cheat seed, 40o per bushel t. o. b. Oakland, Ore. All orders given prompt attention. Bridges Bros., Oakland. .Oregon. Gitdilis tint Ills direct from New York. Crystal plate glass shelves, triplicate mirrorB, solid brass nickled tumbler, tooth brush, match and whlsk-broom holders. Towel bars, bath seats, soap trays. See the holi day display of Winnie Gaddls, the Plumber. B. S. NIcholB, ca.penter and con tractor, la prepared to do any an' all kinds of contract work. Mr Nichols carries Employe Liability Insurance which guarantees to the owner no loss on account of any ac cident that might happen daring con struction. PhoLS 327-Y, or 818 North JackBon. 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 has made It possible to secure the very beBt the market affords. An Iron fully guaranteed for ten years for $3.60. Remember, we are always the first to lower the price when possible to do so. We pay no rents, then why can't we Bell for less. Buy a Fan Steel Electric Iron and be happy forever afterwards. Rice & Rice. DTF Nothing new under the sun, so the saying goes, but there's always some thing new In needlework at Graves' Art Emporium. Big shipment just In of the new ae.i 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. d'f Umbrellas Repaired At N. E. Corner Rcse 4 Cass Sta. Roseburg Shoe Shining Parlors EVERYBODY IS Using The Vacuum Phone 79 Have the Ne-w Electric Vacuum house cleaner come and dean the en tire house in one day. Why waste time in the old fashioned way they useto clean house Roseburg Steam Laundry phone 79 H. J. DennTransfer Company Household goods, piano, baggage lumber, wood and a general transfer business. Baggage checks called for. All goods carefully handled.. Charges reasonable. Office phone, 102; residence phone 19G-L. Roseburg, Oregon. Eastern Oysters In Any Style. Short Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant IB TOY, Prop. Regular Dinner, SAc Chicken pinner Every Sunday. Sheridan Street Near Depot. OPEN ALL KIQHT. OUALIYYvjQUALITY You can get quantity any where. You can get qualiy most everywhere. You can get both quality and " quality and quantity here. Ridds Grocery Phone 238 J. H. Sykes Gun Store Exclusive Sporting Goods Store Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle 0. V. B. Pocket Knives Opposite Postoffice Roseburg, Oregon 1912 CROP OF NUTS Any Variety Any Amount BUY Your Holiday Supply NOW While you have time don't wait till the last minute Roseburg Rochdale Co Phona 145. IMPORTANT TRAIN CHANGES ox KKFKtTlVK NOV. SO. I If SUNSET Yifcl I I ROUTES I I I'.UU.OIt OllSKItVATlOX ( Alt (IX TKAINS 1:1 AXI 11 11KTWKKN IMIKTI.AM) AMI SAX l-'HAXCISCO. CHANGES AT ROSEBURG No. 1C: Leave Koseburg 11:35 p. in.; arrivo Portlnnd 8:15 a. m. Stops principal intermediate points only. No. 19: Leaves Portland S:35 a. m.; arrives How-burg 5:35 p. m. No. IT: Leaves Portland 1:15 p. m.; arrives Koseburg 10:05 p. m. Tlt.MX 17 WILL ( AltltY DIXINti ( Alt IIKTWUUX IMlllTLAXII axii i:i (iiixi:. For further Information as to train schedules, call on any S. P. nKent. or write to JOHN' M. SCOTT, .Yn. Pass. Agent, Portland, Oregon. Patronize Review Advertisers. 130 N. Jackson Cor. Cass ft Jackson. 'nil': M.VIX MXK TKA1.NS ton street. dn21
