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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1912)
THI.N'GH VOC MAY 8KXD AND CAXXOT NKXO HY IWltCKLS POST MSTKI). WASHINGTON," Dec. 13. Accord ing to ri'KuluLiuiiH Kovt-niiiiK the pur eels post HVHteiii promulgated by PoBtiiiaster-GtMieral Hitchcock perihh tihle urtlcloB may be ucnt through the mill 1b only undi-r Kpcciric roHlrictloriB lis to Hu'ir coiitiiiinTH and tin.- dis tance they arc (o In bhiiL I; u tier, lard, fish, frt-wh meats, d refuted fowln, t?Ki'taili'H, fruilK, bt-r-iUh find similar articles likely j uickly to decay, may In Bent for abort dln taiicoH wlicn securely packed. Kkks will bo accepted for local delivery when packed properly In a container, and for any distance when each okk irt separately packed In a perfectly secure manner. No restriction Ik placed on the mailing of Halted, dried, Hmoked or cured meats, but fri'Mh meat will be transported only within the firm zone. ! Fragile articles. Including millin ery, loytf, musical instruments and articles of glass in whole or In part. mil it be securely packed and marked , "fragile." I Articles IVulilMt4-d. Articles that may not be sent by parcels post inHud' Intoxicating Illinois or any kind, poisons, poison ous animals, insects or reptileB, ex plosives of any kind, InflantabU; ar ticles, Including matches, infernal machines, pistols or revolver. dis ease germs, any obscene, defamatory or scurrilous matter now prohibited by law; live or dead animals or birds or live poultry; raw hides or p -Its or anything having a bad odor. Books and printed matter may not be for warded at parrels post rates, but on ly at the pound rates for third-class matter. A commission of railroad officials lu-aded by Prudent Ralph Vetera, of thfl Long Island Railroad, petitioned tltt House postoffice committee for a re-arrangement of weighing and pay fur transporting mails. The railroad men set out that they did not con I template carrying the parcels post I when the pres.nt contracts were (made, and declared as a matter of (contract that they were not obliged i to accept packages weighing more than four pounds. MYSTERIOUS, PUZZLING PALACE THEATER December 16, 1912 YES! YES!! NO! NO!.' NO!!! YES! YES!! Tlie (Lite h;is been clumped, some of the plans have been changed, but the disappearance of Jennis lirice still interests and mystifies. There is nu mystery connected with the pur pose of llie entertainment, A BENEFIT FOR THE High School Orchestra and The High School Paper We wish to clear up the mystery at this time as to the persons who will take part: J. A. nuelinnim Jurigo It. I,. Stephens Sharif! B. L. Kdily 1'roBocutlng Attorney It. W. Mnraters Attunii'y for the Defense A. C. Crews Court Clerk S. L. IJltlnrd Prisoner WITNESSES FOR THE STATE. Mrs. I,. O. MiiiIiIiix Mrs. ntninn Mrs. V. V. Cardwell Mib. Murray Mips Mabel Clements Miss Mope Miss .MiivliHli! Wilson Jennis Urine's Sister A. T. Miirshnll Mr. llolcombo Hobs Goodman Mr. Itronson Iir. (leo. K. Ilouck Dr. I.lttlellolcl Glenn (!. Goodman Timothy Senft Ira K. Hatfield Mr. lleyuolds WITNESSES FOR THE DEFENSE. Ml sb llessle Ilond lOllza SchaelTer Fred lilllard Mr. Alexander llinjaniln Cnro Mr. Howell Some of these witnesses may not be called to the stand, but others may he called and mav tes tify. There will be a jury. In fact it will be a trial of unusual interest and you cannot afford to be elsewhere. A limited number of seats will be on sale at the Marsters Drug Store on Saturday and Mon day. The majority of the seats will be exchanged for the lickets.sold by the representatives of the orchestra and of the paper. . Liniment fur Itlieuinutic Tains. Kvery family has need of a good, reliable liniment. For spralnB, bruises, Rorcneua nf thn tnnarlr.a nnti rheumatic pains there is none bettor than Chamberlain's. Sold by all dealers. c LOCAL NEWS For cut glass and silverware go 10 . i. syaes. For Christmas presents go to S. K hikes and get the best. A gift with a future to be proud or is a Waterman a Ideal Fountain Pen. See the big assortment at the Roseburg Hook Store. Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay. Paire Investment Co. Phone 242. tf Thrifty growing potted pnlma at Kltchln & lllack e. the nurserymen. Where can wo get the beBt nuts and candy? At the llenson Grocery, of course. dtf Ornumeiihil shrubbery, new lot just received by Kitchen & Itlnck, the iiut'Kcrrmcn. "Pride of Douglas" and "Queen City" flour bring results. Ask the Douglas County Mills. Phone 13 Ueuutlfully Illustrated Gift Hooks, "The Mountain That Was God," and "The Guardians of the Columbia," at the Roseburg Hook Storo. Most Roseburg hou lewlves use Ither "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen City" flour. There s a reason for It. Phone 13, Douglas County Mills, If our grocer docan t carry eithor kind For Iiifants and ChildreD. The Kind You Hare Always Bought Signature o Now is the time To see us about THAT ri OW! No matter what kind of soil you have, wu have Jimt the kind of plow run need. Our ItK MiltSIHI.K DISC PLOW is something urn in plow manufacture. Wo also well JOHN IIKIcRK WAGON'S, DISC I1ARKOW8, CHATHAM FANNING MILLS AM) VAN Hltt NT HH1I.US. Roseburg Feed & Fuel Company "THE IDEAL GIFT STORE" Roseburg Book Store BOOKS Thi Newest Till Imi Id print iip.M iylit.s ltlllv(im- tan tuUH I'jHltli'il leather I'nrM lloV I looks tllvW Hooks 1'rayer Hooks Test iUllt'lltM tiiii-M i:tr. LEATHER GOODS .miles' lliiml Hnf-i lnli tirr Nrls Military Sel.s Stiiivltitf es Truvt'lihK Sri a Miivr IfNU I'nll Siring rnllar Hacs IUII II.h.Ks I ' 1 1 I n i Cunl I'asiN DECORATIVE MATERIALS silu-r I ti'M'l K (I ,)lT n, s I ' M u. nut iis W tl ( lllll)li!S l'is( 4'nnl A llttims Post ( 'iml Itoxm MIRRORS I-'rcmli liiiif HlllKl Slmvini; .Maunlfyhitf JEWEL BOXES Itrass (took ItarkM and ( 'aiifllrslii kH 'I'.o KackH raprr KnivcM ItllltllTN TOILET SETS laii.ijin Ivory (.MUHlniple Silvf W hile Metal Heal i:U.n AlllKiitiir Die. I'lnle STARTLED THE VISITOR. ' A lok an English Lord Playtd on an American Worr.r.. Lord Kussiuore once startled an American lady, a Mrs. Itouulds, wbdui he ciieuuntered at the residence of his sister, Mrs. Candy, in the aristocratic Park lune of London. He relates the incident In "Things I Can Tell:" She knew my sister, who called her Fanny, and as I thought Fanny was a very pretty name I said to her: "I think I'll call you Fanny too." Mrs. Itonalds hadn't the least idea , who I was, and she said, half laugh ingly: "Well, I declare; 1 never saw such a person!" Just then I caught sight of tho re flection In a mirror of my other sister, Mrs. Stirling, wbo was about to enter the room. "I'll do more than cull you Fanny," I continued; "I'll kiss the next woman who comes In." Mrs. Itonalds looked perfectly horri fied. "you won't!" she gasped. "Won't I? Just see!" With this I wheeled round, and, catching Nora In my arms, I gave her a kiss. I Mleve Mrs. Ronnlds must have thought that her hostess was enter taining n madman unawares, but when the relationship of Mrs. Stirling and myself was explained she enjoyed the Joke as much as any one. LOC.U NEW' 8 Miss Walsh, teacher of piano. Studio now open at 204 W. Douglas street. Good aupleB 3oC per hex, or three boxes for one dollar. Where? At the Benson Grocery, of course. dtt Below Cost Christinas dishes. See the window at the Reason Gro cery, of course. d" Rolled oats and barley, cracked and whole corn, wheat and a'l varieties of mill feed at the Douglas County Mills. Phone 13. One of the finest holiday displays to be Been In the city Is the novelty bathroom ware on display at Winnie r.urirlla ' the Plumber. I A book of poems, a poets' birthday book, our baby's record noon, oi fine lot of stationery make handsome Xmas gifts. Get the best at the Roseburg Hook Store. No trouble to show you our new stock of bulbs and ornamental shrubbery. Kltchln & Black, the nur serymen. PROFESSIONAL CARDS A NICE COOL BED. Tho 8urpriso a Trio of Laplander Sprung Upon Nanien. Sir Henry Lucy tells in tue Coruulll Magazine a good story that be bad from Nnusen, the explorer. It amus ingly illustrates tlie hardy health of the Laplanders. Part of NaiiBcn's equipment for bis trip across (Greenland consisted of two sleeping baH mnde of undressed skins. Ou tlie tlrst night of the Journey Nan sen and tils two Norwegian companions got into one of the bags, pulled the mouth tight across their necks, and so slept in the snow with only their beads out lie fore retiring to rest Nansen saw the three Laplanders be bad engaged for tlie expedition coztly tucked Into the other sleeping bag. When he awoke in the morning, almost numb wltb cold, he observed that the bag In which be had tied up the Laplanders was empty and that they were nowhere in sight, lie wuh afraid they had desert ed him and, Heramhllng out of the bag. went in search of them. lie found the three meu fast asleep behind n hillock of snow that they had scraped togeth er ns a protection agalitHt the wind. . Ah, master," they said when asked to explain this extraordinary conduct. wc couldn't sleep In that thing. It was too hot. so we got out and have had a comfortable night here." .Mt'4-haiilcnt I'rirtion Tin him Wou.l 4illllt I'NtoN I'alnt llnes 'VtHil UtVS TOYS PINK XMAS STATIONERY !'r,l'.,"?i''l''r"",' ''V'r ""hen at anv lime at nuy prlee ,M?,.,"1"r,X'";"' """!"'""' "'"' ""'' "'l'l'el lu I'i'ii) hull) donated uiir fr.v. ROSEBURG BOOK STORE "nu: im: vi, gii t stork. Floating Farms of China. Like the wood merchants of northern Russia, who carry their wood on great rafts to Nljnl Novgorod, Kazan mid As trakhiiu, the farmers of the upper nnd central regions along the Viuigtsekluug construct rafts covering ns much ns two acres of surface, and on the rnfts they establish farms, where produce ' grows. On these great floating farms are habitations for the men and sta- j hies for the animals, pigpens, feed i barns nnd storehouses well stocked ' with provisions. The voyage to mar ket Is often 1,000 miles, nnd to employ their time on tho slow Journey the dwellers on the rafts mnkc baskets and many objects of household use. Arrived at their destination, they sell their produce, take npart and sell the rafts and return to their homes by the ways used by ordinary travelers. Har per s. Attacks on Tea. Cohbett Is not uloue among authors In his distaste for tea. Arthur Younfc ! soundly rates the agricultural laborers j of his time for their Indulgence in this luxury. "An object, seemingly, of lit- j tie account," be writes, "but in reality , of intlnite Importance, is the custom, coining In, of men making tea nu ar- tide of their food, almost as much as : women; laborers losing their time to ' come and go to the tea table nay, : farmers' servants even demanding tea ( for their breakfast with the maids! L. O. HICKS SURVEYOR. 023 Perkins nldg. Roseburg, Ore. Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 OB. LUCETTA SMIVII, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty Office, Masonic Hldg., Second Floor. 1)118. BKEIY, SKTHKIt, & STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. Suite of Offices Rear Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Phone 367. ROBEBURd ----- OHEOON AI.BKItT 8. IlUIiY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. Roseburg ... Oregon DR. M. ASH TON ChlropructloNcuropatll Nerve and Bpine Specialist Chiropractic neuropath is a natural and advanced scientific art of remov ing the cause of disease. Chronic Diseases a Specialty 224 Cass St. ROSBBURO, ORE. OURDON A. FORY Vocal Ijcssons Studio 312 East Cass Street Phone 191-J. ROSEBURG, ORE, MRS. CHARLK8 S. HB1NL1NE Pianoforte Instructor Musical Kindergartener Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-K. O. It. (il l.MON, M. D. . Practice Limited to the Kye, Kar, Nose and Throat Graduate Nurse Attending. 306 White Temple EUGENE, ORE. MRS. H. JAY STONE Teacher of Piano and Harmony Studio 223 E. Lane Street. Home Studio 409 E. Cass St. Phone 362-J. East Kent. If tlie men come to lose as much of their time at ten ns the women and Injure their health by so bad a beverage, the poor In general will llud themselves far more distress ed than ever." Itndon Chronicle. New York Cafe Chan Jo, Prop. OPEN PAY AND NIGHT. Meals at All Hours. Regular Meals 2( Cent Chicken Dinner Sundays, trow 13 Noon to i P. M. Chop Suey, Noodlea. Fresh Oys ters, Flan, Etc., all the time. Cor. Jackson A Washington Stt. Her Conscience Clear. -Well," said Mrs. Oldcasile, "it looks as If my sou had found hU place nt last, lie has become a proctor In ad miralty." After she had studied the matter for I a moment Mrs. Gottnlotte put au arm around her friend nnd consolingly said: j "Try to biiir It the best you an. j You'll nlwn.vs have the satisfaction of ; knowing you done the best you could for hliu anyhow." Chicago Record Herald. I j Drive Oft" Terror. ! TliA filler nrcwntlnnAP nt rfath In the winter and itpring months It pneumonia. Its advance agents are colds and grip. In any attack by on of these maladies no time should be lost In taking tho best medicine ob tainable to drive It off. Counties thousands have found this to be Dr. King's New Discovery. "My husband believes it has kpt him from having pneumonia three or four times," writes Mm. George W. Place, Raw sonvllle. Vt.. "and for coughs, colds nnd croup w have never found Its equal." Guaranteed for all bronchial nffectlons. Pric 80c and 11.00. Trial bottle free at all drugglita. B Eastern Oysters In Any Stylo. Bhort Orders at Any Hour. Quick Lunch . Restaurant TK TOT, Prop. Regular Dinner, SSc. Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. Sheridan 8treet. Near Depot. OPEN ALL HIOHT. Oregon Restaurant Open Day ami Night. First-class Meals at All Hout. Fresh Olympla Oytteri, Fish and Clams all the time. Rcular Meed. M Oata Hive added a new bilcooy es pecially rent-red tor ladle aad famine. DON'T FORGET X5hQ emova Sale AT SIMON CARO'S Ir vou are wanting something to send nway for Xmas, don't fail to sen the beautiful hand-painted novelties. Itoseburg High School pennant cal endars, "Greetings from the city ot roses," Xmas letters, etc., with en velopes and boxes to match for mail ing with each article, at Graves' Art Emporium. JU BIG CARLOAD OF - .j. PAGE WIRE FENCE. 8. B. Crouch has Just re- 4. celved another large carload of 4- the celebrated Page woven wire . fence, direct from the factory. 4. He la now prepared to make -J. sutlstactory arrangements for 4. supplying fence in any quan j. tlty ou reasonable terms. Call 4. and see him without delay, or 4. telephone your needs In this 4. line. 4 Aluminum Waro. See that splendid line ot new 4- Aluminum ware on display at 4. Crouch's hardware store, op 4. poslte the S. P. depot In Robs 4. bqrg. Here are articles that 4. are needed In every household. 4. Always bright and last a llfe 4 time. - dswtt Gaddls Got His direct from New Vork. Crvstui Plate glass shelves. triplicate mirrors, solid brass nlckled tumbler, tooth brush, match and whlsk-hroom holders. Towel bars, ualh seats, soap trays. See the holi day display of Winnie Gaddls, the Plumber. T7ERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Phone 9F12 Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets Just received a fresh supply of Ferus of all kiuds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery Useful Presents .re the kind to give, yet white searching for something useful you Jhould not overlook the other side things of beauty. There Is o one thing that will give as much pleasure in proportion to Its iscfulness as a Good Watch This Is something that will last a lifetime and makes a most ac ceptable gift for either a lady or gentleman. tf your friends are fortunate enough to have one or both of the bove, then we would suggest a nice set of Silverware Jr a choice bit of Cut Glass ilitUv yo"would Prefer giving something In the line of VI.? . . S0 we hlivcn 8l'lUi assortment to select from, which includes Rings, Brooches, Bracelets, Lockets, Chains, and Ornamental Goods of all kinds from which you will have no trouble in selecting just what you FRRE OCHARGeT '"' We Engrave Everything Engravable A. Salzman Jeweler North Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon jigs VOU I.KAVK OCR MEAT MARKET with admiration for the perfect deal luess which Is everywhere apparent. Tour own kitchen eonldn't be more free from even the slightest sosploloa of dirt. So the.e Is an added tl fsctlon In coming in person to select the choice cuta we always have on hand. Give yourself and us the Pleasure of a call today. The Economy Market Geo. Kohlliagen, Prop. You Don't Have To ir a nr Go To Sea To See MA I for Oment Culvert. Cement Siwer pin ... , Cement boa, t , chin ' , ""X I have five or six houses I will ,! ri.,. .1 . . .s. money In other buslneaa. dee my fc , ?' '' V 1 w,nt t0 u,e ) O. K. See Pat's Elastic roof T ? """,ow lock' " or repair your house. DuMaeJ. C ,1 dla'rV r" We b,,,,d' m0T rear. ..pertenc. 'j'"""ty. Over forty F. F. PATTERSON CONTRACTOR AND UIII.11KR
