Roseburg review., January 21, 1913, Image 5

EVENING RUSEIMC R VIEW
.1AM Alt V ill, I MM.
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(hiN IhN'ln " ' ill tmiijt in uy v.i,V
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in th.-.l -
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atnrit l it mmim-MUmi: lI'l'T'f f'r llml
IfriMl Mint' "' -HI. I . -ti I I'li-t-IM-imirii.
An Anctent I nspirit'on.
ArtKt-lit re n it niH hlllc Inspirit
tloii (hiit I fh'M!it worthy ut prt-M-r-
Tilt Inn tn iTiiyoli
IMItor infi'T it h.'isty fUiricc nt tint
pk'th- Why, l'o iiiivnyn kijiioh-(
flint llltltt Insplrnthm wjih prtwurved in
Oil. t'h'veljiml I'lnln Iit-iilcr.
Ths Riddle.
II In I ifintrhti'T l'iii'i. did von know
mil niTitii loiii; i4riri mi inrirri.-d iici?
Her KuIImt- .hit between yon ini'l im.
my (li-nr. I 'Inn t know her jet. Chi
ohk" Ncwk.
Look ov-r your old rIioph und bring
ium to Maddux. Ho will make them
afi good an now. aits North JackHon
Btreot.
Rolled onu and barley, cranked And
vholu corn, wheat and nil variation
of mill foi'd at the Douglas County
WIIIb. Phone 13.
Our Bread Rises
Even more regularly than
does the sun. Sometimes
"Old Sol" fails to put in an
appearance, but we rise to the
occasion daily except Sunday.
You can depend on us for
The Staft of Life
Fresh, Light and Wholesome.
OREGON BAKERY
Now is the time
To see us about
THAT
Plow
No matter nhnt kind of soil you
hare, we harti Jnnt the kind of phm
yon nrd. Onr KRVKItSIULB DISC
PLOW Is something nov In plow
mnnnfnctnrc. We ali sell JOHN
DHRRR WAOONR, K1HO HARROWS,
CHATHAM FANNING Ml IAS AND
VAN BRUNT DRILLS.
Roseburg Feed & Fuel
Company
17ERN ISLAND
" GREENHOUSE
Roseburg, Oregon
Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop.
Phone 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
HI
I I VK IMM IMIM S
piih.kksov.
After Ho I'h-mls .uiliv. ( Inrhl ng
I i d. -ml It. mud. Hi Must o
lin.k to K. . r.lull.
PORTLAND, Or., J;in. JO. For
mal Indn iiiM'iir for t Tine s HiitiK-'d
aiiiilrii-t him iind to whim ho roii-lchs-"l
w ;i h ijui'Ic ami in.-:; .Joliu Tor-
yftsidl, jmrtlottife, t()r' itlid htallon
lobht-r, of .Inrkhojj County, m n r
turn t.y Mi-' I nli. d Stair grand Jury
t Ills inol hlli. Tul ll'Tsull i nut M-1
to flit fin-' 'iie .M-d!oi'l. T.ii'lit, (inld
1 1 ill and itnr:i" m- pnsto:
and t hf . ni it nic i ii" t i.-:s ;or
four of the live ruiiii'H of !h" Imlnl
nifiit. The fil t li fount charts the
i In-It of it I -M or earner's key from
tin MoiMord ioMoHie.
Ah mioii n m t ho rf'iuisi'ioii a r i
roim- from ('allJoriiia aiid C,o rnoi
West issin th'j iii'fhsary ro-iui-ii uv
juil mth Torf rnon will he tak n t ,
Ktd ItlutT. Ciil., by Sh"iit'f .lud W.
ftod lo ans'.vir to a i-haim- of imir-di-r.
I'nli'd Stat. -s His rlit Attorney
John MrCourt !asi w-k tiril-d that
i iiiL'1 i ( ' 1 1 h ho 'lid to- t nrio'd o r rt-nnsw-r
to t In; inn nh-r i:hai"', hii '.
wuhfd tifforo making the annou i. -im-iH
until an Indictim-tit i-ouid he
roturiKMl horo.
l;'t'nrt' lif! Ih I !i ' 1 i i to Calirnrni:!,
ToriTnoli will In all wobablijly Ic
l" TiiilM'(l In lili'iiil Kllty to tlm l"l vi..
I''imim:iI Inilii'lini'iitH In ol'dct- thai
tlio officers ri'Mponslbli for bin ar
rest can Bocuro the inaxlnumi reward
offered for him. On each of the five
Kedi in 1 IndiellnenlK lliere will lie n
reward of from J.'.'l lo $-'"0 If Tor
Kerson Ih "convicted," which has its
einilvalenl in u plea of Kiillty. In
nddltlon, will be paid ut Ked
lllnff us soon as the prisoner is
turned over to tho civil aulhoritieM
there. KstlmatlnK that the Federal
Covernmcnt will pay $.".U0 reward
when TotKersiin pleads Riillty to tile
I'ortland Indict tnents, there will he
a total of JliOO to hn divided between
tho rlo ot ort'icors who broitKht
about his caplure. These nro Chief
of Polico McLean, of Grants Pass:
Chief of Police U. Kenton, of Hose
lnii'K. nnd Southern 1'acilic Deti'i tlve
P. E. Kelly.
The three postoffices in California
fl'hietl Torerson confessed to rob
bliiK nro IteddliiK. HIkbs nnd Los
-Molinos. Krom the first named lie
got over $2011 In money and at each
o( the other two he cleaned up about
$1.1 in money nd Btamps.
STO('KIIOLll:iS' MKETIXti.
ti,a nnnnnl Htockholdera' meetlnK
of the Umpqua Valley Fruit Union
will bo hold on bnturany, Jan. to, ia
1:30 p. m., in the parlors of the
Commercial Club in Roseburg. A
full nttendanco Is desired.
fl. D. COOLEY, Secretary.
Mud and the Direct Market.
The city of Aurora, III., opened
city market, deslcned to brine fanners
nud consumers together for direct sell- i
Inu. About l.OtHI housewives nocked j
to tho siot on the opening dny. to oe I
met by one solitary fnrnier. He had j
driven eight miles with two chickens, j
twelve dozen egL's and a onrrel ot ap- i
pies. The muds for miles nmnnd An- I
rora hnd Im thick with mud. and
the market had not been siilliclently
advertised to persuade the farmers j
that a trip over such roads would oe
jnstilled. The accessibility ot the mar
ket is onp of several things needed oe
fore the grower can spend time to sell
bis owu prodiK-t in small lota
1
An Up to Date Town Hall.
Tho town of Spring Valley. Wis., has
shown Its enterprise by erecting a inn
nlclpal building that Is an Improve
ment on the old style of town hall. It
contains quarters for the public library
und for a town and country club, an
engine house and an opera hall, which
Is nlso used for public meetings of all
kinds. A Inrgo dining room aud kitch
en nre nlso Included. The building Is
of concrete nnd presents a substantial
and handsome nppearnnce.
$100 Per Plato
was paid at a banquet to Henry Clay,
in New Orleans In 1842. Mighty
costly for those with stomach trouble
or Indigestion. Today people every
where use Dr. King's New Life Pills
for these troubles aa well as liver,
kidney and bowel disorders. Easy,
safe, aure. Only 26c at all drug
gists. B
Call n 840, the Douglas County
Creamery, tor cream.
Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder
joints, tees and caps now In stock at
Winnie Gaddls'6, the plumber.
If you hare something to aell use
a want ad In the Review.
Notice to Growers in
The Vicinity of
Green Station
Please mall us at once the blanks,
properly filled out, which have been
distributed among you.
The Heavens Co.
Points For the Thinking Farmer.
Now U mi oxridhMit tlmo to lay that
oomroto walk that juti promNod jour
wlfo to inaki- last winter, when the
mud wiih nnkle (h-'p. Tboe are ex
cellent months for odd Job oq the
farm.
No kind of iiuinuro. idthor animal ei
rrorneiit or fertilizers, will tnke the
phi'-e nt go'nl, thorrimrh tlllajro. Plow
the land tit the rieht time and to the
right depth, then work It down to a
mellow mhuI bed with disk nnd roller,
nnd barrow.
A brl'-k wall or foundation, whlb
fsubs'-intiiil otiei-h. !oid:H rather old
fashioned im-.v. The con'-reto or ee
? !.'..'; f -e:id"tioti U the modern
f, -! h" i' O;. ee"tl thill'.", is
,M 1-,rt' ! .t,tfh prO-
-e. :l V I 1 e.: . '"tt c.iiieitfto
;: f.-r d e!i-apnesH.
Al.TU hTA;i; MVK DKl'OT.
liaily 'aK'3 nnd autos for .Marsh-,
Ili-:.l und all Coos Jtay polnta. Also:
lor Peel and Millwood, leave t). W.j
Kai'p's grocery store, t:i3 Sheridan.
Cash paid tor prodiuj alont; the Hue. j
Phono 2!M-Y or call at Itoom 7,'
Parrott biilldius. for the latest In;
self-reducing, made to measure cor-.
sets.
LODGE CARDS
A. K. &. A. -M. Laurel Lodge,
No. Kt. nebular meetings uu
the second and fourth Wednes
days of each uioutu at Masonic Tem
ple, corner Jackson and Cuss. Sojour
ners luvlled to attend.
J. W. GROVES. W. M.
W. K. 11ARKIS, Sec.
O P. O. ELKS, Roseburg Lodge, No.
ai'ti Molds regular communi
cations Rt the Elks' Temple on
the 2nd und 4th Thursdays of each
month. All members requested to
attend regularly, und all visiting
nrothors lire cotdlnlly Invited to at
tend. DINGER HKR.V.ANN, E. R.
H. O. SLOCLM. Secretary.
rEGREE OF HONOR Mystic Lodge
No. 13 Meets 2nd and 4th Mon
day evenings of each month In
the Odd Fellow's Temple. Visiting
members are cordially Invited to at
tend. ADA LAMPSON, C. of II.
E. H. LENOX, Rec.
MAUD KIRK. Receiver.
CARLES, Roseburg Aerie meets In
their hall on Jackson St., 2nd
ana 4tn Moadny- evenings of each
month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth
ren in good standing always welcome.
C. P. LEWIS, W. P.
P. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec.
Phone M 183.
I 0. 0. F Rising Star Lodge No. 174
I meets In the Odd Fellows Temple
every Friday eyenlng. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
R. -C. AGUE, N. G.
W. S. POWBLL, R. S.
M. FIOK.LB, F. S.
10. O. F., Ualea Bacampment No. 9
Meets la Odd Fellows Temple
every Thursday erenlng. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
B. N. EWART, C. P.
J. E. PICKBNS, R. S.
- JAMES EWART, F. B.
10. O. F.. PhHetartun Lodge No. 8
Meets In Odd Fetlewa Temple,
comer Jaeksoa and Oaea Ska., en
Saturday evening of eeoti week.
Members of the order in good stand
ing are invited to attend.
J. C. MULVET, N. G.
M. M. MILLER, F. S.
H. O. LEWIS, R. S.
0E. S., Roeebarg Chapter No. 8
Holds their regular meeting on
the 1st and Srd Thursday In
each month. Visiting members In
goed standing are respectfully Invited
to attend.
MRS. NORAH FLINT, W. M.
FREE JOHNSON. Sec.
ROSEBURG LODGE NO. 1037,
LOTAL ORDBR OF MOOSE.
Meets every Taeadaa' evening at ( o'
clock aa Haseafcee hall. All visiting
brothers Invited e attend.
L. WIMBERLY, Dictator.
H. O. PAROBTBR. Seoy.
RHBHKAH9, Rtseburg Rebekah
Ledge, No. 41. 1. O. O. F. Meeti
tn Odd Fellows Temple every;
Taasday evening. Visiting sisters
and brethren InTlted to afttend
MRS. G. L. WRIGHT, N. G.
MISS ANNA FERGUSON, Sec.
MRS. LULU LINDSEY, F. S.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac
Circle No. 49 Meets on the 1st
and 8rd Monde- evening of each
month at Odd Fenowa' Hall. Visit
ing members in good Btandlng are
Invited to attend.
MRS. MINNIE MATHEWS, G. N.
CLARA CAWLFIELD, Clerk.
WOODMBN OF THE WORLD, Oak
Oamp Ne. lie Meets m the Odd
Fellows' Halt m Rosebarg every
let aad Srd Monday evenings. Visit
ing neighbors Iwnys welcome.
J. A. BUCHANAN, C. C.
M. M. MILLER, Clerk.
Sutherlin Wine Co.
The Only Wholesale Liquor
House in Southern Oregon
Family Liquors, Wines & Beers
Orders Filled by first Outgoing Train
PHONE 51 Sutherlin, Oregon
( f(fl Fruit and Flowers;
h pyJ IJcac'' lhlh'"'Z and Sun i!;1,hsi
7 yV(. Delightful Automobile Drives;
dvl W 1 1 Golf, Tennis ami all manner of
WtZf" Sports. In short
(J 0:in WINTER OUT OF DOORS,
j M THAT'S
w California
IJffe Low Round Trip Fares
IpjMlf Central Point Oakland
xvSfr Roseburg Grants Pass
Medford Ashland
Wy and from other Main Line and Branch Line Points to
Angeles, Colton, Pasadena, Riverside, San Barnadino
V V jji and other Califoniia Points with stop-overs in either
Hitiv fO direction and long return limit
UMlfe THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE DAILY
Al If San Francisco Expraaat
OwAlo Wiih Observiilon Cr, Pnllrnin Stanftird ind
rJ Touriil Sleepinc Cr and all-ittel blib back leal
fU (V JW1 f itV coacbe and dinlnj car
AiWw V If? California Express t
il BlII N"! r? Wllt $'ndTd and TootiH Slp!n Can. ali-itecl
"""i 'll f '' ,cal day Miclici and dlniDf car
Vi I Alltraini connect at San Frandico with ihroorb Eaatera train
U el1 ' ,aDt ,Droi"'t LM Anietea and tie So Mel Route
f Vss v or ',rr1' lPif r aecomtnodatioTia, ticktni of literatwe
John M. Scott
faW-'"" J General Passenger Agent,
J 1V Portland, Oregon.
timer-- B$s '''mmm
Anything that makes for health Is always a good investment.
That's why it pays to keep a case of Roseburg's carbonated bev
erage on hand all the time. They have a tonic effect on liver
and kidneys and are refreshing as well.
ROSEBURG SODA WORKS
Authorized Bottlers of the Genuine Hires' Root Beer. Phone 188.
Phone 186