Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, January 27, 1913, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf ' ' - EVENING ROSEBL'ftO REVIEW ISSl'Kl) IIA.IL V KXCKI'T Hl'MlAV UKVM'W i Itl.ISillMi COMPANY Entered at KoaHiiii'K, Oivm, Pout office as S';und-(.'l:iiiB .Mat tor. I WIMHKKLY DAILY Per year, 1j- limit $.1.00 Per month, deli vi-n-il .".n Pr week, di-livon-d J r, SK.Y1I-W KKKLY Per year $2.00 Mix mouths 1.00 JAM'AltY l!7, Hl;L om:;ov xkws. President Tart hifK roHtorcd lo rftlzonHhip Chiirli'H Mckoll, of Mod ford, who servoil Kt iimiitliK' lniirln onmoiit for onmplioity in the Dromon land frau (In. Thft lopislai ivo com mil ten on ox loKitloiiR and fail's has an rood upon a hill which will provido for a ntato lovy of oiio-l won I iot h of a mill for fount y fairs, and w liic-h flxos tho maxlinuin amount to hn had hy any county at ffiOOO. Tho hilt provide that all nionoy In oxoohr of $.".n(iu shall ho ilislrl bill oil oipially anions I'OH HA M3 CIIKAP. lloiiRe partially finished; will finish it to suit purchaser. Torms: tho counties of tho statu which huvo Ono-half cash, halunoo on month); less than Hint maximum. I'ndor this Installments. Phko Investment Co., lovy MiiUnomah will secure ahont 709 No. Jackson Ht. 115,800, but aa tho maximum al lowed Is $5000, all over that will havt to divided among cdhor coun-tlc-8. According to tho plan thin would leave Curry with aa the lowoiit county. The provision Is made that tliis Kurplus. If takwi fium any county, shall ho used to pay li ve nt ork atid a rir tilt ural p rem in ids. S. S. ItutliH and his koii, It. S. liul lirf, of Nt.'W York City, havo nuoiirfd possoKslon of the Stt-rlinK mill'-, a H'ld plaot-r propetry ahout 1 J milos Ko.i;hwot of Modionl. and will In fill operations the first of .March. Tho SlorlhiK mine was formerly owned hy Senator Alimony, of Wash ington, and t ho AnkiMiy hanks In that state anil Oregon woro started on llio y-.aU dust taken from the property. For throe years tho mine has hcti. ahandouod. Ttnxu JItKOX TALKS OK HIS KUUHT TO OKUGO.V. $100 Per Plato was paid at a banquet to Henry Clay, in New Orleans In 1 4 2. Mighty costly for those with stomach trouble or Indigestion. Today people every where use Dr. King's New Life Pill? for these troubles us well as liver, kidney and bowel disorders. Kasy, afe, sure. Only 2fc at all, driiR IhIh. H iP iheSunl $ure io rise You can't always make everything "just so." Sometimes you will get in more shortening than usual; or make the batter a liltlc thin; ur It may not be convenient to put a cake In the oven the moment It is mixed; or your oven may not bake evenly and It is necessary to turn the pan around none of these little uncertainties make the slightest difference in results it you use W Baking Powder This modern, double-raise baking powder has unusual strength and Is absolutely certain to raise your biscuits, cakes and pastry light and feathery. It generates an abundance of leavening gas both In the mix ing bowl and In the oven. The raising is sustained until the dough is cooked through. Housewives who use K C never have "had luck" with Ihelr baking. Try K C at our rink. Your grocer will refund your money If yoa are not pleased in every way. n 1 Y1JIUII m 1 1 1 iun Investigate and Insure With The MUTUAL LIFE OK XKW VOltK I can prove that il is the BEST AND LOWEST IN COST J. F. HUTCH ASON ri;nkis ih.ikj. PIIONK 271 lied Itlurr iCal.) So: Looking iale Hint haKK:''d. Kliowint: wry uiui'h Mi- ';)' (.IK o! worry and cuiiUm-iiu-nt, nj'inl i. r John St. Clair (or Torer :.n l sH-nt I tic greater part of yes ii'rday pai iUK up and down hl cell. In ',iib jailors and to the few who were allowed to eu hliu he had but llilli' to say. .Many ralleil ai the county Jail to Hto St. Clair yesterday but only a ft w were allowed to see him. One ol the callers was Jake Kartnel whom St. Clair defrauded out of $100 and nil oven-oat on a forged cheek The ex-eonvli't smiled when he saw Karnii l. On his arrival In lied Muff. In ciisindv of .Sheriff lloyd. St. Clair was wearing the overcoat he otilaineu finiii Karmel's store. io .lake, ht. Clair said that he had gone to Sac ramento on the money he had ob tained by cashing the check. tells Story of llsinpe. When onestioiied hy newspaper representatives, St. Clair told the stniv of his escape after the killing of Miller at the town of Vina on lie ei'inber 4. The prisoner said that h' and Met,, ufler the shooting, ran to ward the river. He rental I at the cabin of Diet, over night. St. Clair said that at the time they did not know that Miller had been killed. All the next day St. Clair hid in the brush, lie said that at one time he was wit bin ten feet of Sheriff llovil and Tom Birmingham and that when bo say them he only went fur ther Into the brush. "I wanted to give myself up then, but I didn't," said the prisoner. ( unie in licit itlurr. The next day St. Clair came to Ited Muff, arriving early In Ihe morning. On his arrival in this city he went to the Star restaurant and ordered a meal. After eating II he made, a search for Mrs. Itietz, finding her in a local hotel. The rest of the day l,e spent in biding along Heeds Creek. While In Ited Hlu ft the ex convict was disguised with green goggles. Alter remaining In the vicinity ot Red Muff for some time. St. Clair went lo Redding. lie wan jotneti hern bv Mrs. Diets. Willie 111 ;UV'KRX0U WtST STARTS IXQfinV INTO DOUGLAS COCXTV ABSTRACT CO. SAI.K.M, Or., Jan. 25. Governo. West ban instructed Corporation Clerk Kabeoek to Inquire into the methods of the Douglas County Ab stract Company. A letter to the Governor this morning from I). W. Kullerton, of Letbbridge, Alberta. In elosea a newspaper clipping bear the following advertisement: "Homesteads Government wins decision in great laud suit against S. I'. H. ft., sweeping victory for Gov ernment, final decision will affect M.2"i0 quarter sections, value J75, 000,000; prepare yourself for final outcome; send 25c today for detailed Information, maps, description oi lands, etc. Douglas County Abstract Company, Itoseburg, Or." Kullerton sent the price named, 2a cents, and received some court ruling and Information that an ap peal had been taken to the Supreme Court In tho case of the Government against the Southern Pacific Railroad relating to a land suit. The Douglas County Abstract Com pany Is a branch of the Douglas Ab stract & Trust Company, a leading abstract company of Kosehurg. The officers of the Douglas County Ab stract Company are K. W. Kuyken dall, president; S. K. Smith, vice president; lt.l'!. Smith, secretary; II. K. Kiiykendall, treasurer. The offi cers of the Douglas Abstract & Trust Company ore Robert 10. Smith, presi dent; . I-. Harris, vice-president II. O. Pargeter, secretary; S. K Smith, treasurer. The company Is advertising that it will furnish information about lands and the ease In court as It pro gresses. It charges from $1 to for the Information furnished. (iKXHRAI, XKWS. A. R. Whaley, newly elected vice president of the New York, New Haven ti Hartford Railroad, at a sal ary of $25,000 a year, started his career as a freight hrakeman 31 years ago on the old Providence & (IU. Worcester Railroad at $1.62 a day. Shasta County metropolis he robbed I '''he scheduled 20-round prizefight th stofflce, obtaining $200. I bestween " Mud Anderson of Van- Al 'I'lllt I IVI'I YKAIIH. to tt'hillii'oii ( lilbl Was Restored Health by Viliol. rive years ago our little girl had a severe ntlurk of diphtheria which left her subject to bronchitis and stomach trouble. She ball been al most constantly under medical treat ment. 1 have also tried two or three remedies containing cod liver oil but found her stomach rebelled against tl II. Heading your description of Vinol I decided to try It and did so Willi most astonishing results. I can no'. Ic gin to tell you how she has Improved because you do not know what a Utile sufferer she was for five years. She has gained ten pounds since she commenced to lake Vinol, and the storv of what Vinol has done for her Is i.nh half told In this let ter." Mrs. Adelaide Mulloy. Winth rup, Mass. Vinol contains all Ihe healing cura tive properties of rod liver oil, with out Ihe oil. and Ionic Iron ndden. That Is why it helped this little girl after other remedies had failed. We ask mothers of weak, sickly children to try Vinol on our offer to give hark your money If II falls lo help thrill. Red Cross Pharmacy, W. K. Chap man. Itoseburg, Oregon. (Paid Adv.). Review Want Ads. Bring Results. I Do As I Advertise The Shoe Man Perkins liml'ling, Phone 125, KoselHirg I Do As I Advertise There is a Lot of Satisfaction in Knowing '1 That You Have THE BEST ;-7 ... i it. .i . ...i .i . . . i i ami nun is iviuu noil aci at MY STORE The Spring Styles Arc Arriving Daily I have the narrow widths as well as the wide ones and am prepared to Fit Your Feet Properly You will find that my prices are as low as is possible for good merchandise Roseburg's Leading Shoe Store Located in Perkins Building, Oi tler hy Mail I Pay Parcel Post Charges ( oinmhiis, Ohio, at Vernon nrona Friday was stopped by the referee And tho decision given to Anderson :it the end of the sixth round, in which he knocked Trott down twice. Anderson will meet Joe Mandot on St. Patrick's day in the Bame ring as another step toward the lightweight crown. Vernon O. Lyttle, niailcarrier on a rural route out of Hatavia, Ohio, is the first man to accept and deliver under parcel post conditions a live hahy. The baby, a boy weighing 10 .1-4 pounds, just within the 1 1 pound limit, is Hie child of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beagle, of near Glen Kste. I.yttln delivered the "parcel" safely to the nddress on the card attached, (hat of Kh grandmother, Mrs. Louis lleagle, who lives about a mile from its home. The postage was I f cents and the "parcel" was insured for $M. John Deliaven, judge of the Unit ed States histrlct Court and a pio neer California lawyer and states man, died at Yountsville. Cal., Sun day. Judge Deliaven presided at the land fraud cases In Portland follow ing the death of Judge Hellinger In l'.ior. Owing to a disagreement with Francis J. Heney, the Federal prose cutor, he retired from the case after silting only a few months. The Harrinmn lines are reported to have placed an order for 1 S Si engines with the Kaldwin Locomotive Works at Philadelphia. The order involves an expenditure of $;j,ri0u,000 In Philadelphia. Fifty-six engines" for the llarrhuuh roads will be built at tho American Locomotive Works. Louis It. (ilavis, who recently re signed as secretary of the State C'on servat ion Commission of California, has filed four suits for $.".0,000 dam ages earh. In one of them the de fendant is C. W. tietchell. of the Cal averas Prospect. The paper is paid to have published an article relating to certain information as to a coming sale of lieu timber lauds coining Into the possession of the Weed Lumber Company. (ilavis' other suits are against the Sun Company, of San Ber nardino: Philip Francis, of the Stock ton Morning Letter, and X. J. Levi son. publisher of the Fresno Herald. The suits are of the same general import. (Ilavis alleging that the news paper articles were so worded as to indicate that he dispensed official Information Phone 21H-Y or call nt Koom 7, Tarrott building, for the latest In self-reducing, made to measure cor sets. "Prld ot PoukIm," ft Roseburg product, and "Queen City," ft hftsd wheat article, made at Vancouver, Wash., are too two beat fa riot let of flour on the maraet Why one ant other Kind that coata more? It your grocer doesn't carry either brand, lust 'phone 13, Douglaa County Mills ind a sack will be delivered at joar loma. i..HMH"H-i"i'ii"ii-i'rri'r 1110 CAI(U)Al) OF 4. I'AOK WIKK KKNCH. .. 4 9. 0. Crouch has Just r- celved another Urge carload of the celebrated Page woven wire .. fence, direct from the factory. He Is now prerxared to make . . saltafactorT arrangements tor . npplylnir fence In any qnan- .. tltr on reaeonable terms. Call . and see him without delay, or telephone your needs In this line. . Alamlnom Ware. . . See that splendid line ot new . Aluminum ware on display at Crouch's hardware store, op- . . peslte the 8. P. depot In Rose- . . hum. Here are articles that . . are needed In every henseheld. Always bright and last a life- time. dswtt -..1..1..1..l,.t..t....I..H-H-I"I---- New Spring Styles Ladies'& Gentlemen's Suedes. Velvets, Kids and Patent Leather Sale Still Continues On all Fall and Winter Stock at from io percent to 25 percent discount. THK Ql'AI.ITY SIIOK STOKE N. .Iiukson. Xc.vt to 1'. O. R. L. Stephens I'lXH SHOR KKPAirtlXG Shop in llrar of Iliillding. Blood Bath Knooksheumalism Remarkable Effects of a Rem edy That Actually Irri gates the Entire Blood Supply. I I have just the thing you have been Diaries for 1913 now on sale at hooking for in the way of a first-class tne noseburg Book Store. j Warren 30 H. P. auto, fully equipped with speedometer, top, wind-shield, 'and good tires that I am going to sell at a price that will look like giv ing It away when you consider the real worth. If you are Interested see me at once In the machine shop of the Roseburg Garage. I also have a 40 H. P. Dulck which though not so new, I will sell at a bargain. AUTO TRANSFER J. P. CLEMENTS, Prop. Phone 70, or leave orders at J. H. Sykes gun store. It sounds queer to take a Lloo.l hath remarkable remedy known as S. S. S. It has tho peculiar action of soaking through the Intestines directly Into tho blood. In five minutes Us intluence Is nt work in every artery, vein and tiny capil lary. Every membrane, every orim of the body, every emunctory becomes In effect a Illter to Htraln the blood of im purities. The stimulating properties of S. S. S. compel tho skin, liver, bowels, kidneys, bliuhlcr to rill work to tho ono end of casting out every irritating, every pain-inflicting atom of poison; it dislodges by Irrigation all accumulations In tho joints, dissolves acid accretions, renders them neutral and scatters those peculiar formations in tho nervo centers that cau?e such mystifying and often baffling I rheumatic pains. And best of nil, this rcmnrkahlo rem edy is welcome to tho weakest stomach, been u so it is a pure vegetable Infusion, Is taken naturally into your blood Just as pure air is Inhaled naturally into your lungs. The great Swift Laboratory has spent millions of dollars In perfecting, produc ing and placing In the hands of the pub lic this wonderful remedy. So give your blood a good bath with S. S. S., for it knocks tho worst forms of rheumatism every time. You enn got It at any drug store nt $1.00 a bottle. It Is a standard remedy, recognized everywhere ns tho greatest blood specific ever discovered. If yours Is a peculiar rase and you desire expert nrivtctt, write to The Swift Specific Co., 127 Swift UluV, Atlanta, Co. TYPEWRITERS New Machines $5 Down and $5 a Month A. S. HUEY Co., Roseburp;, Or. SHOULD You 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. Ours We Would Have You Be That's why our ads so fre quently you see. The goods uv bake uv bake for you. and take the greatest care that in quality and cleanliness they shall be beyond compare. DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK of the danger lo your home in u.siug oil lamps? Start the new year right by making it safer and more attractive for the folks with ELECTRICITY Ask us to explain rates. Douglas County Light & Water Co. Phone 6 1 , Roseburg, Oregon IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE What your particular taste is in Coffee or Tea you can be sure to find exact ly what you wish in Chase & Sanborn's Teas and Coffees And, best of all, you are assurred oi GOOD TEA AND COFFEE in any of the various grades and blends bear ing their signature, regardless of price Mrs. A. C. Kidd Son Watch this Space Next Week It Will Pan You Whenever you want something in the Drug Line, think of this "Square Mortar" And come to us. "We are in Business for Your I lealth" KR01IYS DRUG STORE cass sTitKirr nosKiu no, oiiH. OREGON BAKERY