Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, January 27, 1913, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextROAD WORK HINTS. X Bad roads have been tried and SJ convicted of highway robbery. fWaka up and realize the coat to 'T you of bad roads. Every road built adds value to i fthe whole country. ? Proper drainage will imme- I; diately improve the condition of T earth roads, ' & No one will ever be able to cal- culate the loss to the farmers $ from bad roads. fBad roads have much to do Z with the high cost of living. Don't try to check the good roads fever. A combination of holes, mud ? X and ruts is an expensive posses- sion. 4 We should devote some thought v to preservation as well' as con- struct ion and to drainage as - X well as surfacing. j The chief cause of the bottom- J less condition of roads is the lack ? of proper drainage. 'f f Never under any circum- $ stances place sod, roots, organio & material or wornout dust or mud 4 on the surface of a road. ; T Bad roads make any kind of transportation difficult, unpleas- ant and wasteful of time and i labor. ;,, The "penny wise, pound fool- j ish" policy will no longer be tol- x orated by the people, for they nam yvuu ivaua nu pigmy gi ,-, 3 them. 5 - ,i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS LOST. An Ainlule Terrier. Howard if relumed to N. Curry Estate. LOST. Pocket book containing papers and small purse with silver In it. Keturn to Lafo Lewis or to tliis office. FOUND. Locket with chain, mono gram on locket. Owner please call at this office and describe it. MISCEL LAX ECU'S. MANDOLIN AND Gl'ITAR LESSONS Rapid advancement and thor ough instruction. A. Ferguson, -U W. Washington St. YOl'NG LADY desires correspond j euce with an industrious and hon I est man. Address C. P., care lie ! view. MONEY TO LOAN on improved farm property. The Douglas Abstract ' and Trust Co. dsw SHORTHAND tan Kht by mall; new method, shortest in existence; term, ?.") per month. For further particulars addnss llertha llolds- 1 worth, Room 8 S 4 . Multnomah Ilo- tel. Portland, Oregon. dsw I WANTED. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Five acres 12 miles northwest of San ' Diego, Cal. For price and particu lars write to It. F. Griffin, Sinner-( lin, Oregon. dJ30 i FOR SALE. Corner lot 40x101 on j Illakeley street, near Stephens j street. Inquire of Blanche Reed, ; owner, courthouse. df2 j reasonaoble terms. Onlv 1 miles to R. R. station. Inquire at lie view'office, or address Box T, Roseburg, Oregon. dsw FOR SALE, Thirty-six nice pullets, some thoroughbreds, beginning to lay, for $24. Four Crystal White Orpingtons, best strain, $5; one Cycle incubator, good as new, '; a few logau and llymulaya berry tips, 2fc a doz. Mrs. Mary Whipple, Roseburg, Phone 253-R. dsw FOR SALE. Farm and stock ranch of 492 acres, six miles from Rose burg and two miles from railway station; all fenced and watered by two fine springs; house of seven rooms, two bnrii3, largo fruit drier and other necessary buildings, nil in good condition; bearing orchard of six acres consisting chiefly of Italian prunes, remainder mixed fruit in abundance for family use; 200 acres or more of good soil can be farmed. Will sell at bargain If taken at once. Price and tern on application nt 235 Second Avemio South. North Roseburg. FOR SALE. Fourteen acres, all river bottom; 3 acres In young oruue orchard in bearing, also ap ples, peaches and walnuts. Very Tnere are oniy two excuses not reasons for not advertising. Thoy are: 'Ilocausn you have so much business you don't have to;' 'Recaiise. vou have sn lUtlo you can't afford to 17ERN ISLAND j r GREENHOUSE ! Roseburg, Oregon ,' Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Phone 9P12 Cut Flowers Potted Plants ! Funeral Designs j Wedding Boqucts Just received a fresh supply ofFerus of all kinds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery Review Want Ads. Bring Rpsultfc Write Ideas for Moving Picture Plays! MUST EDUCATE PEOPLE IN MATTER OF GOOD ROADS. Thomas Nelson Page Tells of Benefits of the Movement. "Of nil the material affairs of the country nt present' says Thomas Nel son Page, the author, "the improve ment of the public roads seems to me the most important and farreaehing. Every Improvement nf our roads Is a direct increase in the value of on. property and a direct ass:sianee toward the impi'nvi:nent. physically, morally and mentally, nf nur people. It Is not ton mncli to say that in the soul horn portion of this country we are fifty year Peliind at least part of the north hi thi- matter of roads, and ue are 'JUii years behind Kurope. at least tint ii'-;n.i nf I'urope over whuh 1 have trine. ed. extending Ir.on the northern iirtls of Norway down to the won hertmiosi points of Italy and Spain "Our people need to be educated in this i:i::tter of roads as much us on any order matter in the world. "It tidies a ions time to establish a new idea in the minds of n rent con Rorvative population, but this new Idea is tnliln root anions our people and will in time .ciii.it established. The new idea of farming is lieing introduc ed, which Ik already Increasing mate rially the productivity of the soli nnd the "knowledge of our farming popula tion as to the value of improved meth ods, nnd It is as certain as any other law of nature that In time the improve ment of the public roads will come. The only question is whether we shall allow this Improvement to be post poned until our jrenerntlon are nil dend and buried or whether we shall bring this improvement in our own time nnd pet the benefits of it whether wo shall use our knowledge and our op portunities to give to the rising gen eration throughout the country the benefits which come directly from n prent system of good roads opening the way to enlightenment nnd comfort of nil kinds or whether we shall leave them to suffer from the want of such a system and possibly even from the want of knowledge that such improve ment is essential." WANTED. Experienced laundry girl. Apply to Lone Star Laundry. I WANTED. Situation as bookkeeper j or as office man, by man of ex- perieuec, capable of taking charge of large office. Address H. B., care Keview. COMPANION WANTED. Lady of mature years to attend home and care for convalescent lady. No children; nice home, duties light. Inquire this office for particulars. WANTED. Men with teams to cut wood on shares. We have steam 1 saw outfit; will give you half of the wood. A. G. Dunlap, South i Deer Creek, Route 1, Box 55. dsw WANTED Married couple to live on a ranch and take charge of the place. Address Thomas Taylor, Mazunia, Humboldt County, Ne vada. ' dsw FOB T.ENT FREE RENT House, with wood anJ; water free to party with refer-j ences. Inquire at Review office. FOR RENT. Three furnished rooms for light housekeeping, $12 per month. 420 N. Jackson, or phone 122-Y. FOR RENT Modern house for rent. Phone 23, or call at 412 S. Main Street. tf CAN WRITE PHOTO PLAYS AND EARN $25 OR MORE WEEKLY We Will Show You How! tf you have ideas If you can THINK we will sLow you the secrets of this fascinating new profes sion. Positively no experience or literary excellence necessary. No "flowery language Is wanted. The demand for photoplays Is practically unlimited. The big dim manufacturers are moving heaven. ,id earth" in their attempts to get enough good plots to supply the ever Increasing demand. They nr jfferlng $100 and more," for single scenarios, or written Ideas. IVe have received many letters from the film manufacturers, such as VITAGRAPH, EDISON, ESSAN AY LUIiIN, SOLAX, IMP, REX. RELIANCE, CHAMPION, COMET, MELIUS, ETC., urging us to sen photoplays to them. We want more writers and we ll gladly teach you the secrets of success. WE ARE SELLING PHOTOPLAYS WRITTEN' KY PEOPLE WHO "XEVEK 11EFORB WROTE A LINE KOIl PUBLICATION." Perhnps we can do the same for you. If you can think of only one good idea every week, and will writ it out as directed by us, and It sells for only $25, a low figure, You Will Earn $100 Monthly for Spare Time Work V V "IT'' T7 3END YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS AT ONCE FOR FREE COPY OF OUR JV V 8r ILLUSTRATED BOOK, 'MOVING PICTURE PLAYWRITING." Don't hesitate. Don't argue. Write NOW and learn just what this new profession may mean for you and your future. NATIONAL AUTHORS' INSTITUTE 1543 Broadway NEW YORK CITY FOR RENT. Central Hotel, or any part of it for storage or shops, reasonable rent. Call on J. W. Wright, Room 6, Douglas National Bank building. FOR RUNT. Unfurnished honse on Flint street, Roaebnrg. Enquire of J. F. Barker & Co. ROADS AND RELIGION. Better Highways Will Increase the Church Attendance. At the national good roads congress Bishop Fallows said: "Good roads are closely allied to re ligion. Good ronds in the country dis tricts would not only Increase the church ntienilance, but would Improve the general moral tono of the commu nity. It Is a work that Is worthy of the assistance of all the churches In the country." That is good gospel. A man's Ideas nnd purposes are always bettered by fair surroundings. Order, neatness, usefulness, constitute a sort of high plane of thinking. Given the charac ter of the material conditions of a community nnd you can almost tell how It will vote or In what numbers It will go to church. A dirty gutter is nn obscene story. A deep mndhole In a country road Is a nest of profanity. A miserable, old. broken down hogpen near by Is a scandal In the neighbor hood. A man's thoughts are largely what his surroundings make them. If they are ragged, filthy and disordered, so is his thinking. So In making good roads, parks, sldo walLs and gutters the tone of public sentiment Is elevated, nnd It can then be counted upon to support the tree progress of a community. A bad out look pulls a man down like a bad corn panlonshlp. Ohio State Journal. FOR SAXE OR TRADE. FOR SALE. White and Black Orp ington eggs for hatching, prize win ninig stock. Whites. lBt pen, per in, $2.50; 2nd pen, $1.50; Blacks, $2; baby chicks, 25c each. Phone 38F5, Brookslde Poultry Farm, Roseburg. FOR SALE. flood Bound Spltsen berg appJes. Address F. D. Frltsch, Roseburg, or phone 9X22. FOR SALE CHEAP. House, and lot 70x100, corner N. Jackson and 2nd Ave. North. Inquire of owner on premises, A. L. Maddix. A BIG SNAP. FURNISHED, newly built, 7-room bnngiilow, all con veniences. North Roseburg, for sale at bargain If taken now. Ad dress or inquire at 1003 North Jackson street. FOR SALE. Thoroughbred Ancona cockerels and Houaan cocsereis Bnd pullets. L. E. Johns, Eden- bower. dtf FOR SALE A BUSINESS OPPOR-i TUNITY. 2 pool tables, 1 billiard ' table, 1 box-ball alley, all In good shape; the very best of location for pool and billiard hall In Sutherlin. Write or sea J. W.J Horner, Sutherlin, Ore. dsw j FOR SALE CHEAP Cold storage refrigerator, Carey coin safe, both nearly new; also Gloria gasoline light plant and a showcase, 2x4 feet. Address box 412, city. FOR SALE. Property In Riverside Addition to HoHanurg at me as sessed valuation. Inquire of Joseph Schrems, owner. FOR PALE. About 100 thorough bred Angora goats, mostly nannies. Ap?i to or address J. E. Plalsted. Roseburg. or phone 3F24. dsw FOR SALE. Piano In first class con dition. Cost 1400 new, will take $200 now. Address E, care Re-, Tlew. d,w Atlas of theWorld FREE I ATEST edition, colored maps of j every state and country, latest census figures from everywhere, 288 pages, 6x7 inches in size. A veritable encyclopedia of information, all thoroughly indexed. Call and get a copy. Free with a yearly paid-in-advance subscription to either the Daily or Tuice-A-Week Review.