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EVENING ROSEBERC R VIEW N'OVEMBKH 20, 1012. LETTKH KIUM POINTS OX THIS AIIUATie SKA. TRIESTE. Austria. Nov. 3. ( j Editor Koseburg Review). We have to apologize for the loi.ig silence, ltj Is no fault of ours, however, for the reason that we wrote letters at every! place wo were, but Inadvertently wo placed them in our trunk, which we sent ahead, and later changed the route, perhaps duo to the Turkish and Balkan war. We left Home withj regret, not expecting to find anything equal to it in antinnltles, sculptures, I historic monuments and mosaics. Ij will not say paintings, because Ftor-j ence surpassed In that line anything else In the world. The frescoes in j the Vatican, however, cannot be sur- passed. As stated above, we left; Home for Florence, where we stopped . for about a week, visiting all the j picture galleries of the Medici's and the Pittl's and the old "bridge cross ing the poetic Arno. We also visited Haute; home and the church in which he was married. It Is the same today as It was then. We stood on the spot where Savonarola was burned on the public square for be ing over patriotic. We have seen so much In Florence that a special let ter, if you will permit us, will be sent to you In due time. From there we came to Venice, the beautiful: lovely and inspiring Ven ice. We seen red moms in t h e old Ducal Palace, facing St. Mark's Sri mi re, a" that every morning wo ronlil witness the beautiful sight, the feeding of thousands of pigeons by the tourists of every country in the world; a scene exclusively Veultinn and never to be forgotten. We visited the Doge's palace with its prisoners, saw the mouth of the Hon. where I deposited by visiting card. I charged no one, however, with any crime of treason or any other crime, as was the custom in the days when SHOULD Y0U 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 Repair and Alter Gentlemen's Garments. We're Tailors and second to none. tic II Qras J. H. Sykes Gun Store Exclusive Sporting Goods Store Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle O. V. B. Pocket Knives Opposite Postoffice " Roseburg, Oregon Clean Clothes do uot make a man but soiled oues will very quickly unmake him. Your clothes will always be clean if you seud the in to us. PHONE 79 FOR. WAGON. Roseburg Steam Laundry To You Our Customes 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 goods and proper prices can give. If there Is any point In which we fall short of our Intentions, we shall be pleased te 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 Bell goods, and we cannot do that unless our trade Is satisfied; "our trado" means you and a few others. When we recommend DIKE'S remedies we are offering to you the best that can be obtnlned, and for Ihesfl remedies we have the exclusive sale In this neighborhood. Each DIKE preparation that we sell should convince you that we mean to give you excellent goods. They are made of the best Ingredients, by skilled pharmacists, In well equipped laboratories, and each remedy la recommended by thousands who have used them. Sole Agency For DIKE A HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES Krohn's Drug Store Maccabee Temple, 325-327 Cass St. Roseburg, Oregon cruelty and oppression were consid ered the virtues of patriotism. We also stuod on the Bridge of Sighs; on one hand the palace, on the otiHT the prison. It looks more poetical in print than in reality. We did not forget to see and cross the "Klalto," where Shakespeare laid his scene in the Merchant of Venice, and according to its sur roundings it is the same market place, with the same rich stores, and the Veniiian gondolier sinus the same old songs as when lago loved Desdamona. A separate letter has also been written nbout Venice, which, with your permission, will be sent to you. From Venice we came by steamer to Trieste, from which place we in tended to go to the Levant, hut the declaration of war by the Italkan states changed our plans. We were compelled to abandon further ad vance in that direction. In the latter part of October we attempted, on the steamer Prinz Hohenlohe, to reach the seat of war. , It takes from Trieste to Cattaro. Montenegro, about sixteen and one half hours, along one of the most interesting coasts seen anywhere. Cattarro Is just opposite Scutari, where a fierce battle was fought be tween the Turks and Montenegrins, aud It is now reported that the city and its forts surrendered to Mon tenegro. On reaching Cattaro we were in formed- that further advance would be dangerous. With other passen gers we returned aud stopped at Zara, the capital of Hal matin, and within a few miles of Bosnia, Zara Is a very interesting place oi about thirteen thousand inhabitants and thoroughly Italian in character. It Is a busy, lively place, to which the costumes of the Croatian peas- nuts impart an interesting air of variety. This little city was strongly forti fied during the days of the ancient Roman Empire and on Its fall it was occupied by the Venitians, and its past influence can yet be seen on every hand. The famous Winged Lion is shown on every square aud ancient building. One of the most interesting and cruel sights was an old Corinthian Column, crowned with a griffin. It was used as a pillory. You can still see the chains where the criminal were tied and publicly executed, it reminds us very much of the cruel ties perpetrated at the castles of St Angelo at Home. After being much pleased with our trip along the coast, ga.ing at in Lervals at the Austrian fortifications, we reach eil Pola, the chief naval station of Austria, where we counted at least twenty war vessels and as many torpedo boats. This city, wit a population of 3 (1 ,000, was, under the Roman Empire, a most important war harbor of the Adriatic. In the eleventh century Pola was taken by the Venitians and afterwards had much to suffer In the struggle with Genoa. Since 181 r It has been under the supremacy of Austria. Judging from its monuments, this city must have been In a flourishing condition1 in the first three centuries of the Christian era. We baw the magnlfl cent Temple of Augustus, erected In 19 13. C. and It is still lu an excel lent state of preservation, und which would be u credit to old Koine, and is greatly admired. The most striking Roman monu ment in Pola Is the Amphitheatre, it having had a seating capacity of 20.-OOd,- It was erected in the third cen tury. It is also in a good stale or preservation. After seeing all we wished wo returned on the steamer bound for Trieste. The day wai warm, but the sen was quite rough. and after paying five Kronen for my dinner, in less than an hour I lost It all in the sea the first time that my stomach played me such a trick and the fun was enjoyed by Mrs. M. on account that she was never sick on sea. Yours very truly. FHANK G. M1CKLU. OltlXiON YOTHKS OKKKAT INCOMK TAX MKAKITKK County Tax mid Household. Amend men Is Win Out. SALEM, Or., Nov. 19. That the Income tax amendment to the con stitution lost Instead of hnvlng car ried, as previous reports would in dicate, is shown by official figures received here for all but Malheur County. The amendment will lose by about 300 votes, the returns from Malheur County, it is certain not be ing able to overcome this lead of the negative vote. Only two of the tax reform meas ures have carried. One is the repeal f the county tax amendment of 1910 anil the other the household amend ment. The household exemption amend ment makes the law stand as it has, with the exception that the follow ing paragraph is added to the list of exemptions: "All household furniture, domestic fixtures, household goods and effects, notnally In use as such in homes and dwellings: also all wearing apparel watches, jewelry and simllnr person al effects actuajly In use." YI-X.GMKX IIOM TOWN AT BAY AS ItANK SAKE IS I.OOTKI). ROWLING GREEN, Ohio, Nov. 19 Yeggnien dynamited the safe in the Miinn bank at Portage today, se curing $r000. It required five ex plosions to wreck the safe. Citizens a roused surrounded the hank, but were held off by confederates of the yeggmen until the robbery was com p luted. Child Love. Welcome to tbo parents the puny strutrgler, strong In his weakness, his little arms more Irresistible than the soldier's, his Hps touched with persua sion which Chatham and Pericles In manhood had not Ills unaffected lam entations when he lifts up tils voice on high, or, more l.eni.Jful, the sob bing child, the face nil liquid grief, as he tries to swallow his vexation, soften all hearts to pity and to mirthful nud clamorous compassion. Emerson. Cold Wave. Nellie They say mustacnes are com Ing hack. Mamie Po you care? Nel lies-Certainty. I think most men look much more handsome nnd knightly with them. Mamie Well, of course, I eupKsc you know. I was too young to take notice when they went out of style. Chicago Record-ITerald. Self Accused, "Do you remember that $5 you bor rowed of me n year ago?" "I should say I did. I lent ?1 of It to Rrown, and the skunk hasn't paid me yet. Roston Transcript Do not for one repulse forego tho purpose that you resolve to effect- Shakes pea rs. Profit From Park Shee;. Because n net profit hy been re reived from the woid of the sheep tit fad wnlnder park. Trenton. N. J., Com missioner Hiirfc Intends tn stock the park pasture with thorouphhreds next year. The wool was din posed of nt a local manufacturing plnnt. LOCAL NEWS Miss Walsh, teacher of piano, Studio now open at 204 W. Douglas Street. Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels, will lead to chronic const! patlnn. Moan's Regulets operate easily. zrc a box at all stores. Thrifty growing potted paling nt Kftc'iin iV Black's, the nurserymen. Just received, carload cheat seed, 4nc per bushel f. o. b. Oakland. Ore All orders given prompt attention. Bridges Bros., Oakland, .Oregon. fi'mldls (ot 111k direct from New York. Crystal plate glass shelves triplicate mirrors, solid brass nlckled tumbler, tooth brush, ma tea and whisk -broom holders. Towel bars, bath seats, soap trays. Bee tho holl day display of Winnie Gaddls, the Plumber. B. 8. Nichols, ca.penter and eon tractor, Is prepared to do any ar, ill kinds of contract work. Mr Nichols carries Employer! Llablllt) Insurance which guarantees to th owner no loss on account of any ac cldent that might happen daring con mructlon. Phone 327-Y, or 81 North Jackson. dtf Friends do you know the time has passed when you should pay $$.00 or even $.1.00 for the best electric Iron made. Well Rice & Rice haB made It irosstble to secure the vory bcHt the market affords. An Iron fully guaranteed for ten years for t.'t.HO. 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 Kan Steel Electric Iron and be happy forever afterwards. Rice Rice. DTK (Oil! 110 REWARD. For tlu conviction of the person who mutilated the sign In front of my store on Hal lowe'en. Simon Caro. LOST AND FOUND FOUND. Small purso containing some change. Owner please call and prove property. LOST. Butween RoBeburg and Oak Creek, Sunday, November 3rd, an overcoat and rubber cape. Finder please leave at Review office or the Glide store. dsw WANTED MEN WOMEN Learn watchmak ing and engraving. Profitable trade, few mouths learning. Posi tions guaranteed graduates. White Watchmaking School, 240 Globe Bldg., Portland, Ore. bw WANTED TO RENT. Small, throe- room furnished uoubo; must be reasonable. Call or write Edw. W. Eagan, Roseburg Shoe Shining Parlor, N. corner nose & i;ass FOR KENT FURNISHED ROOMS TO HENT.- Call at 4 29 Rnst avenue. FOR RENT. Cozy housekeeping room In business district; cueup R. S. 11., care of Review. FOR RENT. Four furnlBhed house keeping rooms, 24 1! Rose, corner Washington. dtl FOR RENT. My cigar store and the building in which It Is located. R. li. Mathews. FOR RENT. Furnished front room, suitable tor two gentlemen. In quire 126 N. Kane. FOR RENT. Hotel Fannnn nt Drntn, Oregon. Completely fur nished, 18 bed-rooms, dining room, kitchen, office, etc. Kent j:)6 per month. T. II. Fannan, Drain, Ore. FOR RENT. Unfurnished houB on Fllut street, Roseburg. Enquire of J. F. Barker ft Co. FOR BALE OR TRADK. FOR SALE. Thoroughbred While Leghorn pullets. Address Box 91, Roseburg. FOR SALE. Good sound Spltzen herg apples. AddresB F. D. Fritsch Roseburg, or phone 9X22. FOR SALE BY OWNER. Improved homestead relinquishment near Roseburg and on county road. Ad dress "A," care Review. FOR SALE. Colc-30, five-passenger automobile, good as new. At a fine bargain If taken now. R. B. Mathews, City. 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 Phon 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 phono, 102; residence phone, 196-L. Roseburg, Oregon. Rasters Oysters In Any Stylo. Bbort Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant tS TOT, Prop. ItxffnUr Dinner, BRc. Cbtcksn Dinner Kvery Bundar. Sheridan Street. Near Depot. OPEN ALL IIIQHT. FOR SALE.Full blooded null Or pington pullets, cheap. It. H. Benton, Miller's Addition, Kose burg. FOR SALE. Property In Riverside Addition to Koseburg at the as sessed valuation. Inquire of Joseph Scbreius, owner. TO TRADE. What have you to ex change Tor a 41) n. p. b-passenger car. Unimproved property consid ered. "Trade," care Review. FOR SALE CHEAP Or will trade for cows Oood, black horse, five years old, weighs ubnut 1(150. H. C. Dawson, 625 Second Ave., South, N. E. Roseburg. dsw FOR SALE. 140 good stock sheep and 25 Angora nannies. J. H. Hawley, Divide, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE. Matured yellow dent corn, suitable for feed fattening turkeys, bogs or other stuck. O. U. Helblg, 106 Lane, corner Jack- son, Roseburg, Ore. dsw FOR SALE. One year old Barred Rock hens ut 75 cents each. H. G. Dawson, 625 Second Ave., So., N. E. Roseburg. dsw FOR SALE. ut a bargain, or trade for town property, 10 acres four-year-old orchard, six miles from Roseburg, on Improved road; buildings, well, etc. 108 So. Par rott St., Koseburg, Ore. ddl8 FOR SALE. Fourteen acres, all river bottom; 3 acres In young prune orchard In bearing, also ap ples, peaches and walnuts. Very roasonnoble terms. Onlv 1 Vt miles to R. R. station. Inquire at Re view office, or address Box T, Rosoburg, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE. Extra large pure Bronze turkeyB for breeding pnr poseB; toms, $5, hens, $3, each. Will furnish local market with corn-fed turkeys for Thanksgiving, If ordered. Mrs. O. C. Brown, Dlxonvllle, or phone SF25. dsw FOR SALE OR RENT (inddis place of 10 ncroa, near Roseburg on the north. None but rolluhle persons need apply. Enquire 124 West Douglas street, City. ilsw FOR RALE 1 Pettnlumn Incubator, 110; 1-A folding pocket kodnk, $10; 7-foot cross-cut saw, good condition, $4. 108 So. Pnrrott St. dsw FOR SALE. Rhubarb plants or Monarch variety; 25 cents each, or $2.50 per dozen. F. Suhmidt, Edenbowor, near cemetery. dtt INVEBTMHNT SNAP. Business property at Sutborlln, pnylng good Income, for sale at a bargain. Ad " dress lock box 186, Sutherlln. THREE ClOOD FARM8 tor sale by the owner, nil near RoBeburg, on main wagon road, near school nud church. Good stream of water nnd live springs of water on eneb place. Small orchard, house, bnrn and out-bouses on onch place. Suitable for fruit, farming or Block rnlBlng. Prices: No. 1, $1500; No. 2, $3,- 000; No. 3, $5000. Address or see E. W. Kuykcndall. 206 Washing ton street. dn21 Patronise Review adversers. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DR. M. AKHTON Chlropraclle-Neuropnlli Nerve und Hplno Kiieclnllat Chiropractic neuropath Is a natural and advanced scientific art of remov ing the cause of dlseaso. Chronic Diseases a Specialty 224 Cass St. ROSEHURO, ORE. MRS. II. JAY BTONK Teacher of I'lnno and Harmony Studio 223 E. Lane Street. Home Studio 717 Humllton St. Phone 302-J. MRS. t'HARI.I'.H H. IIKINMNK Pianoforte Instructor MualriU Kindergartener Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R I)R8. 8K.HLY, HKTI1KR, & HTKWAKT Physicians and Surgeon. Suite of Offices Rear DouglaB Na tional Hank, Ground Floor. Phone 367. ROSEBURO .... OREGON U.IIMtT fl. HUKY OITOMKTRIST 118 W. CARS ST. RoBeburg ... Oregon CJUHDON A. I'OKY Vocal Ijossons Studla 312 East Cass Street Phone Hl-J. ROSKHIJRO, ORE. u a. mens Ht'RVBOR. 233 Perkins llldg. lUxM'burg, Ore. Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. in. Res: Main 172 DR. IXt'KTTA SMIVH, Physician-" Women and Children Disease a Specialty Office, Maaonlo Bldg., Second Floor. Nothing new under the sun, so the (thing for Christmas. Come early and aylng goes, but there's always some- gut a choice selection, with instruc ting new lu needlework at Gravas' tlou-i. dtf Art Emporium. Dig shipment Just I o in of the new and popular cut work. Flowering Ilulha, hyacinths, tulips, Night gowns, Dans, pin cusiilons, cen- ters, pillows and Bcarfs. Just the 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. Think it Over You can store our automobile in an up-to-date FIRE PROOF GARAGE Where your cur nnd nil lis belongings nre practically Insured OKiilnst loss by fire from the moment It enters the door for tbe Biimo nrlee you pay elsewbero and you take tho risk. THINK IT OVKK, then see The New Garage Co. High grade gasoline and lubrlcnutH always In Btock. Quantity You can get quantity any where. You can get quality most everywhere. You can get both quality and quantity here. Kidds Phone 238 HENDERSON CORSETS Kmltody all the ritnlruhlo features nt style effect, fit, comfort, hygienic vnlne, hinting service and dainty models of the most expensive corset nnide, Kvery cornet Individualized und BnUHfuetloii augured tho most particular woinnii of every size and proportion, large, average, slender, tall, medium and sninll. See our window. TERCINSKI'S A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY" narcissi, crocus, lilies, etc., at S. K Sykes. dtf Cor. Cass & Jackson. vs Quality Grocery 130 N. Jackson
