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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1912)
KSTACA DA WOMAN, W HO W'Ati A X TI-sl ' KKI! A; I ST, KLKCTKI) TO COl'MIL. ESTACADA, Or., Iiec. 12. --Mis. Myrtle Miller, wife or K. M. .Miller, a local lumberman, nt tho regular mi l 1 1 n K oi the fiiy council Tin-xiluy evening, was eli-etrd a member of the council lo serve the miexpln-d term of Al Unitary, resigned. Iler election was n surprlsr; to her and her friends. She K no far aH known, the first wnlii.tll 111 Oregon since the relent eh-ellon giving women tlio bal lot, to become a member of a city council. She wbb opposed to equal suffrage, anil even vet doubts the wi.sduni of women entering polities. Mis. Miller Is the mother of three bright children nnd Is nil excellent lioiiHekeeiier. 8ho Is prominent In Ilie Keli-knh Inline and Is past noble grand of the order ami has several limes been a delegate to the grand lodge. Si. MAKERS TO BUILD 627,000 CARS IX lflia, Helng Double l-nsf. Vear's Figures ' Heavy Foreign Uemum) Jus. tifl Increase. !VICKERSHAM HEGIXRJ WAR OX I HOK9EUHOE TRl'ST, I For Chrlstnwis presents go to S. K. Sykes' and get the best. YO Know a Bargain When You See One Wo think you do but we will know later after you have had a chance to compare the prices :;l;cd elsewhere f ir strictly high grade SILVERfvARE with Mind asked by us for such nrtlcles as Sugars Creamers Shakers Knives (All Kinds) Forks (All Kinds) Spoons (All Kinds) Carving Sets Crumb Trays In fact any and everything In the lino of strictly high grade silver ware iiHiially found In an up to date jewelry store. We cannot too stroiiKly Impress upon you the greatness of the hnrgnlns we are of fering lis wo cannot quote prices here, but we will say that you have never hud such an opportunity to secure the snino quality as cheaply an we aro offering and the chauces urn that you never will again unlcsB some one gives It In you. in addition to a full line of silver ware of nil kinds. We carry Jewelry of ull kinds, Watches, Dia monds nnd other precious and seinl-precloiis stones on which, quality considered, we cannot bo heat for prices. Come in and make us prove It. J. T. BRYAN JEWELER Opposite Postoffice Jackson Street CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS! It Ik not Ion early tn Im'kI" your ChrislnutH ((hopping. Ttie t:vt Is (ho curlier ymi begin tlm better selection you get. Wo are offering itonio jillrnctivo luirgulnu in the following articles: For Men TIHS (iuivhh SIM KM II WIIKI.Itl'llll l S Ki'srnxiiKits I'MIUtiXI.AS For Women NECKWEAR HOSIERY II WIlKl.ltlillCI'S COM I IS IIAItKTTES 1 I.I IV ICS WE MARK A NI'KCIAI.TV OI'' "It LINK" I A lit CHAIN'S. It A I II CHAINS AMI rilllS I'lllt CHHISTMAS PRESENTS. TIIHIMNI.AN CATS 1IOI.1, WKIS TO (MllllvH. TERCINSKPS A "STORE FOR EVERYBODY' The Roseburg Garage Machine Shop l. K. HOWARD, C. I'. SMITH, Pnipilcloi-s. (IN IIHSi: Mtti:lT, AD.IOIM Nli THU (illANI) HOTEL. Till kuraci- Is tn oM'it iiii l "r l he above iiiananciueiif, prepared to render si r.- lo tie' public nl re. unliable rales ami Mlli first-class i Milium hi ch.irii" of (he shop. Everyone will lie treated Kquarelv. Now is the Time To iiinke .n r.un;. lii- ii);. f..r bavlni; yuiir cur overhauled -to have In pliajie (or 'ipt Sec Us for Winter Storage We have a ft. I,- 11;. to ii.it,' r.mt n-te ImiMlnn. fin proof ami can ituike Jnit 11 ii4tiitt;e rutr w litt'h will be fur eheaper for you tb:iu b;itni; 011r fin- .1 w lM'i'e t bi-re Ih foiiMtiinl il.iier of fire Also Im.e tt man In ilt ninl nibt to are tbut ,ur i'ir Ih not mo lested. Central Location Means Everything To the busv In, 11, 111. in and our canine practically In the reii ter of HiiHi'liin a t business district. ! An estimate of the Indicated auto mobile production in this country for 191.1 mudu by the Automobile Trade ! Journal is that morn than 000.000 I muehlnoB will he built for tho market hero and abroad. The figures are 'based 011 actual statements furnished I lo tlie publication by I'i'.l maniifnct urers, whose total reaches 564.050 ears. The total is brought ubout ( thus: i 10! manufacturers (figures I furnished) DC4.G50 hi largo manufacturers I (estimated) 40,000 .11 smalt manufacturers (estimated) 3,000 19 electric pleasure cars (estimated) 20.000 DETROIT. Dec. 12. SeeMng to enjoin the Muster Hor at :oi.a' Na tional Protective Association, dubued the horseshoe trust,'' from continu ing combination In restrain of trade, I Attorney-Oeneral Wlckersham filed a petition ill the Federal court today. Total 627,650 This total Is so vast that at first Blanco It appears as beyond llkll- hood. It Is pretty nearly equnl to the est I mated totals of 1910, 1911 and 1912 put together. It means a 100 per cent Increase over 1912. which wag thought by so many to be the possiuio of motor car production The table of output for the last ten years Is given us follows: 1904 (lovernmem census ., 22,830 190", Estimated 38,000 1906 Kstlmnted 70,000 1907 Estimated 90,000 1!I0S Fstlimited 110,000 1909 Covernment census .127,219 1910 Estimated 170,000 1911 Kstlmated 210,000 1912 Kstlmated 300,000 1913 Estimated . . . .' ....600,000 .Most of the earn nro to he built In the low cost class. The market for small nnd Inexpensive machines Is as yet hardly touched and that is what the manufacturers nre making a dead set at this time. The demand from foreign markets has influenced the American small car manufacturer to Increase production, because so long as mere is no tariff wall against our machines the business will be llvelv In England. Commercial and ngrl- cuiiiirni prosperity in our own conn try of course is a great element In furthering the motor car business. The greater part of the Increase Is being made by the larger factories which are stretching their productive powers to the limit, but still nre be lieved capable of handling the con tracts. Comparisons of Output. Here nre some comparisons of out put as between the 1913 season and this year's, which Indicate the trend or car building in the I'nited States: 1912 1913 Ford 75.000 200.000 Stnilehaker 40,000 50,000 Willvs-Ovt'iinnd ...25,000- 40,000 R. C. II 15.000 30.000 Hulek 1 9,000 25,000 Cadillac 12.0110 15.000 HUPP 10.000 15,000 Oakland 6, Olio 13.000 Itegal S.5II0 10.000 Metz 5.000 10.000 Little 10.000 Chalmers 7.500 S.500 .Mitchell 5,000 S.000 Imperial 1.100 5.000 laeksm 5.000 5,000 Krlt 5,000 5,000 Marathon 2.500 5.000 Paige-Detroit . . . . 2.000 5,000 llrlgKS-Delroller .. 1.000 5.000 T. II. JeuVry Co.... 3.500 4.500 Vol In 2.2011 3.500 Abbott 2,700 4.000 Carter Car 2.500 3.500 Moon . 1.200 3.500 l.oler 1.500 3.300 Appersoll 1.3110 3,000 Cole 2.500 3,000 I. ion 1.500 3,000 Plerce-Case 3.000 3.000 Totals 267.000 409.100 III TO 1.1 YKAItS HAHI) I.AIIOH I'lllt WOMAN" WHO SHOT lit SHAM). l.OCKPOUT. X. V.. riec. 12. The jury In the case of Mrs. Mary II. Hau lier, cliargeii with shooting her hus band, (leorge llanner. with Intent to kill, late today brought in 11 verdict nf guilty, .ludge Mickey Imposed a sentence of Imprisonment at hard labor for not less than ten years and not more than 15 years nnd six mouths. Mrs. llanner was overcome nnd bad to be carried from the court room. llanner was driving nil automobile along the Niagara Kalls llulTalo river road tale one night in September when the shooting took place. Mrs. Manner, sitting In the tonneau with her 4-year-old boy. shot Manner In the hack of the head. In trying to I conceal the weapon she shot herself I ill the leg. . o Hrives Off a Terror. The chief executioner of death In the winter nnd spring months is pneiiinoiiin. lis advance Agents are Holds nnd grip. In any attack by on lnf these innladles no time should bo lied in taking the best medicine ob I lainal'le lo drive it off. Countless I thousands have found this to b Dr. King s New IHscoverr. "Mr husband believes It has kept him from having oiieunionia three or four times," i wi ll s Mr, (leorgii V. Place, Haw , nitivllli'. Vt.. "and for coughs, colds ! n n.l croup we have never found Its ,'iiual." tiuai initeed for all bronchial I affection. Price ftOc and $1.00 . lil.it liniile fro st all druggists. II liee Want Ails, llring Itesults. H.J. DcnnTransfcr Company lleuHi-hnM goods, piano, bngKHge. lumber, weed nnd a general trsnsfer business. HngftiiK cheeks called for All guilds carefully hnndlftd. Charges r isriuhV Office phone, 102; rcsldenco phone, l'ji-L. Uoseburg, Oregon, For any Itching skin trouble, piles, eczema, salt rheum, blves, Itch, scald head, herpes, scabies, Doan's Oint ment Is highly recommended. 60c a box at all stores. Electric Mol Point flat Iron, for merly $5, now (3.50. Buy now, be cause they'll advance In warm weather. Guaranteed for 10 years. S. H. Goodman, electrical supplies, opposlto city ball. tf FOUND. Small purse containing some change. Owner please call and prove property. WANTED. WANTED. A girl wants work by day or hour; willing to do any kind of housework. Call or send postal card to 444 Mill street. WANTED. Agents. Best Ink eradl cator on the market. - Something new. Sells to every business house. Big commission. Sample 35c. J. W. Antle. Medford, Oregon. , FOR r.KNT FOIl RENT. Unfurnished bouse on Flint street, Roseburg. Enquire of J. F. Barker & Co. FOR RENT. Seven room house, un furnished, 24 4 South Kane street. Call at this office. dtf FOR RENT. Furnished housekeep ing rooms for housekeeping; bath, etc. No children. 302 W. Washington. What's the Use of paying a fancy price for a paste board box when buying candy for Christmas? We can sell you the very best candies made, without the box, tor the family at a price that will leave you money enough to buy other things you wish to give. We can't be beat on the qual ity of the Nuts and Xmas Goods we handle; as well as fancy groceries for the Xmas dinner. Make us prove it. North Side Grocery PETTY & WALKER, Props. Phone 324, Roseburg FOR RENT. Three rooms furnished for housekeeping, with water, lights and phone, $12. 420V6 N. Jackson. Tel. 122-Y. FOR RENT OR LEASE. Central Hotel, on reasonable terms. For further particulnrs Inquire of J. W. Wright, Room 6, Douglas National Building. POIt BALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE BY OWNER. Improved nomesie.au relinquishment near Roseburg and on oonnty road. Ad dress "A," care Review. A HIO SNAP. FURNISHED, newly- ouiii, (-room bungalow, all con veniences. North Roseburg, for sale at bargain if taken now. Ad dress or Inquire at 1003 North Jackson Btreet. FOR SALE. New piano, just out of ine raciory; win sell at a bargain; cash or terms. Address H. F., euro this office. FOR SALE. Property In Riverside Addition to Roseburg at the as sessed valuation. Inquire of Joseph Schrems, owner. FOR SALE. Choice residence lot, paved street, cement sidewalk, gaa, sewer, etc., already In. Will sell at bargain and on easy terms. You deal with owner. Call at Review office, or address Box T, Roseburg. TO TRADE. What have you to ex change for a 40 b. p. S-paasenger car. Unimproved property consid ered. "Trade," care Review. FOR SALE. Goed sound Spltzen- bcrg apples. Address F. D. Frltsch, Roseburg, or Rhone 9X22. FOR SALE. at 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., Roseburs, Ore. ddl8 FOR SALE. im acres best garden hind. For particulars address Hox 23, IHIlard, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE Good horse, about 1000 lbs.: will sell cheap or trade for wood. Call 40S East Douglas street. dsw FOR SALE. 24 S. C. Rhode Island Reds (12 hens nnd 12 pullets): also 2 Barred Rocks, all first clnss birds, at a bargain. Phone 32B-R. or call at 1253 Winchester SL Mrs. J. W. Mullen. dsw FOR SALE. Piano In first class con dition. Cost 400 new, will tak. 1200 now. Address E, care Re view, dsw FOR 8AI.B. Fourteen acres, all river bottom; 8 acres In young nruna orchard In bearing, ls ap ples, peaches and walnuts. Very ressonaoble terms. Onlv 1M miles to R. R. station. Inquire at Re view office, or address Box T. Roseburg, Oregon. dsw KXCHANUB. A iix-or or- nmti hulr half Vnlenclss; good crop; good dis trict, valuable water right; five room house, beautiful shads tress, one block from slrotrls Una. Pries J9000. Will consider well Im proved, well watsrsd Donglas County ranch, with stock and lin llementa, near railroad and good town, to full value. Address X, Roseburg R.vlew. dsw FOR atlge NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having disposed of tho North Side Grocery to other parties (Petty & Walker), I would respectfully re quest that all persons knowing them selves Indebted to me settle their ac counts by December 15, 1912. I will be at the North Side Grocery until that date. dsw RUDOLPH HARNESS. Call up 340. the Douglas County Creamery, for cream. Say, girls, tf you are looking for a present to give your own very bestest feller get one of those shaving mugs and brush holders of Winnie Qaddls. You Can't Afford During the holiday season (or any other season) to take time for tho family baking. You'll have so many things to do, nnd so many places you ought to go, that you'll have no time In which to sew, besides,, We, Really, Knenil the Dollgll! Make tills Your Headquarters For Clirlslmns Cnkin nnil ltakery Knlck Knnckery OREGON BAKERY KEISTEU LADIES' TAILORING COLLEGE. Rooms 4, 5, 6, Hell Sisters Ilulliling. Everything pertaining to dressmak ing and tailoring taught. Tuition: 25 for full course. This course of fers instruction in drafting of pat terns, cutting and fitting of coats, tailored and fancy dresses. $la course gives drafting of patterns without sewing. (5 courBe gives ten days sewing. We Invite investiga tion. Mrs. E. L. Mcintosh, Instructor and Manager. Miss Florence Mc intosh, Assistant. TRESPASS NOTICE. . Positively n trespassing allowed on i lands of tie Curry estate, dsw N. CURRY ESTATE. Xcw shipment of bulbs just in. Kiteliiu & Black's, the nui-Hcryuicp. RED HOT Tamales, Euchalottes, Ravaollas, Freyoles, Chill Con Carnl. SPANISH KITCHEN, Abbay & Daley, Props. 117 So. Pine. It Is not often you have a chance to get somelliin;, .hut here Is where you get nnywhero from for nothing, $2 to $150 for the Asking when you buy a Bush & Lane or a Victor Piano of us on our special EASY PAYMENTS. For every dollar you pay down as a first payment we credit you with DOl'III.E the amount up to $75. For Instance, if you shrould pay $2:",. Oil ensh we will credit you wish $60. 00 on your purchase, if you ,ay j'-)0 Oo cash you get a credit for $100.00. If you select one of our $3.10.00, guaranteed for 20 years "Bush & Lane" Pianos nnd pay $75.00 rash you get a credit for $1B0.00 on the Piano. The balance of $200.00 you pay at the rate of $2.00 or ,$2.50 per week as you wish. Don't put It off, but do It now and give the youngsters a chance. Make this Christmas one long to be remembered. Call or write Burr Music House AUTO TRANSFER J, p. CI.KMESTS, Prop. Phone 70, or leave orders at J. H. Sykes' gun store. Write Ideas for Moving Picture Plays! YOU CAN WRITE PHOTO PLAYS AND EARN $25 OR MORE WEEKLY We Will Show You How! If you have Ideas If yon csn THINK ws will show you the secrets of this fascinating new profes sion. Positively no experlsnce or literary excellence necessary. No "flowery language'' Is wanted. The demand for photoplays Is practically unlimited. The big film manufacturers are ' moving heaven ind earth" In their attempts to get enough good plots to supply the ever increasing demand. They are offering $100 nnd more, for single scenarios, or written Ideas. We have received many letters from the film manufacturers, such as VITAGRAPH ElUSOV FSSAV AY. Ll'IUN, SOLAX, IMP, REX, RELIANCE, CHAMPION, COMET. MEI.1ES. ETC..' urging us to send photoplays to them. We want more writers and we'll gladly teach yon the secrets of success. WH ARK SKI, LINO PHOTOPLAYS WRITTEN IY PEOPLE WHO "NF.VK.R lll l-'ORK WltOTP A LINK FOR VI 11LU ATION." ' Terhaps we can do the same for you. If you can think of only one good idea every week and will write It out as directed by us, and It sells for only a low figure, You Will Earn $100 Monthly for Spare Time Work ip'JJ IT 17' 3KN" Y0UR NAME AND An"IlESS AT ONCK FOR FREE COPY OF OCR t! .TV. ll' 12 Il.U'STRATED BOOK. 'MOVING PICTi'RE PLAYWItlTINO." Pon'l hesitate. Im't arguo. Wrtte NOW and learn Just what this new profession may mean for you and your future. NATIONAL AUTHORS' INSTITUTE 1543 Broadway NEW YORK CITY
