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Newspaper Page TextV".' .-. Supplement to EYMBC RCSEBl'RC REYIE FLllIU'AltV JO, 1013. WOl l.ll TAKK a.V,(NM) AMERICAN'S F1VK YF.AUS TO KllllHU MEXICANS. WASHINGTON', Feb. IS. Five years of guerilla warfare, extending in the mounlniu fastnesses of Mexi co with nn American army of up wards of 2fiO,Ono necessary, is what intervention In Mexico means to the United States, according to a state ment of Frederick I.. Iluldekoiier, noted military expert. Declaring that the United States, to maintain the Monroe doctrine. Is answerable for all violations of the code of international law In Mexico, Huidekoper declared that he fore sees In intervention a condition analogous to that which faced the country In the Philippines, only he said it would he infinitely worse. "The hatred of the l.ntln for the Anglo-Saxon Is Intense In Mexico. ' ho said, "ami intervention by this country in any form would mean the welding of all antagonistic forces against one common enemy. The United States would take on her shoulders an c-noruious tusk, that of subduing a country where the lines of communication exist only In the settled part. Oucrilln Wurfure Certain. "Three distinct campaigns would have to bo waged In North, South and Central Mexico. Cent nil Mexico would he the only part of the country In which decisive campaigns cnuUI he made. The others would lie a seriOB of long drawn out skirmishes guerilla warfare In Its worst phase."' Huidekoper snld that the United WARM WEATHER COMING Soon is the Verdict of the Weather Man and when it dt.es come you know it will be warm titonli o' r.ij;lit., without siuffy, ill smelling oil lamns, to add to your discomfort. Why not avoid it by having electric lights installed now. Douglas County Light & Water Co. Phone 6 1 , Roseburg, Oregon Your Grocery Trade This Year is What We Are After and we nre willitiK to go tho limit to Ret it. If vou wnnt COO!) CliOCKUIKri, at RIGHT PRICKS and PROMPT SERVICH, give mo a trial. We nro dotiiK a t i i; i n:iil better grocery business right along and we wunt YOU at a customer. North Side Grocery PETTY & WALKER, Props. Roseburg, Oregon Fire Destroyed The Old Mill But We're Still in the Ring at the Old Stand PHONE 56 The ROSEBURG FLOUR MILLS A CARLOAD OF NEW GOODS ALREADY ENROUTE You Dcn't Have Go To Sea To for Oemeut Culverts, Cement yirri Pipe. irw 8 to 341 Inchre Cement bnlldlag Inundation and chimney blocka Cement aldcwaJk, and cement work of any kind. I bar five c ad houses I will aril cbfap, aa I want to use th money In other business. 8mr burglar-proof window l ick, Iti O. K. Sea Pats Elastic root paint (or leak? roofa. We build, mora or repair roar houses. Business buildings a Bpeclalty. Over fort; years eiperlcnce In building CONTRACTOR AND Bl'lUiKH F. 3tl ArlHjr hid it preeetit barely lufftciaot Held artillery ammunition (or one great battle. More, he Mid, it would hardly need, for but few op portunities would present themselves for decisive oombat. "In effect," he said, "the rather nebulous provisions of ths Monroe doctrine establish a protectorate by this country over all American republics. Foreign nations seeking rcdreis for violence against their subjects must look to this country because In the Monroe doctrine we have said that no foreign nation shall land troops upon American soil nor acquire any hold on this continent." F.Dl CATION A L MKKTIN'O AT PltKSIlYTEItlAN' Clll'llCII. The Methodist Kplscopal Church v I '. 1 hold an educational meeting at tho Presbyterian Church on Thurs day evening at 7:30. Bishop R. J. ?ooke, of Portland: President Fletcher lloman, of Willamette Uni versity, and Hon. R. A. Dooth. ot iCugcno, will be the speakers. It is purely a meeting for educational in spiration and no collection will be taken. We Invite everybody Intcr sted in 'he highest and best things to be present. Bishop Cooke is a .rreut speaker. ALEXANDER R. MACLEAN, Pastor. lie Won't Limp Now. No more limping for Tom Moore, jf Cochran, (lo. ' I had u budsore n my Instep that nuthlng seemed o help until I used fliicklen's Arnica ialve." he writes "but this wonder ii 1 healer soon cured mo." Heals Id. running sores, ulcers, boi'.s. urns, cuts, bruises, eczema or piles I'ry it. Only 2."ic at nil druggists. II Have Anini!el tune It. Mini; nf cur stn k was diFtroyt d hut we are prcj'hn.tl to fill orders promptly for Ktour, Grain, liny, Fvil it ml Fuel. The warohoiiH' n"xt to the destroyed building had been fllti'd up as headquarter, whr-re we will tic gbd to welcome old and new patrons. To Sec PAT F. PATTERSON POSTAL SAVINGS CVTi MOXEV ORDER DIBtNESij. WASHINGTON'. Feb. li. Al though be la on the verge of retire ment, Poatinuster-Oeneral Frank H. Hitchcock la trying to deviae a plan which may be bequeathed to bla suc cessor that, will work for an Improve ment In tho money order department of thd Postofflce Department. Aa a result of the postal savings system, the International postal money order business has decreased 112,000,000 In the last year, according to reports submitted to the Postmaster-General. Postal authorities explain thia by saying that foreigners have confi dence In "I'ncle Sam," and regard the postal savings bunks safer than to send their earnlnga borne. During the year the aggregate amount of International money orders sent baa dropped from 1109, 000,000 to 97. 000,000. The Inter national business Increased at the rate of about $17,000,000 a year during the two years preceding the establishment of postal savings, and during the eight years previous to tlmt the normal Increase wns about 000,000 a year. Experience, has established the fact that comparatively little money deposited in the postal savings sys tem has been withdrawn from private hanks. Instead, tho system has drawn from hiding places large amounts of money put there through lack of confidence in banks or be cause little encouragement had been si von to small savings accounts. The system has proved especially val uable In communities without sav ings hanks nnd In those having large forclgn-born population. The total deposits In the 13,000 postal savings offices now approxi mates $:!."., 000, 000. NKKVOI'S DYSPEPSIA, HAS Oil INDIOKHTION. Km h "PniH-'s l)iiiN-Hiu" Digewt BOOO (ruins I'ikkI, KnillnK All Htoliutcll .'Misery Hi l'lve Mlnutcev Tliue It! Pupe's Diapepsin will di gest anything you eat and overcome a sour, gassy or out-of-order stomach surely within five minutes. ( If your meals don't fit comfort-1 aui;, or uui )ou fui lies iixe a lump of lead In your stomach, or if you have heartburn, that Is a sign of in digestion. Get from your Pharmacist a fifty- cent caso of Papcs Diapepsin and take a dosu just us soon as you can. There will be no sour risings, no iielclilng of undigested food mixed with acid, no stomach gas or heart burn, fullness or heavy fueling In the stomach, nausea, debilitating head aches, dizziness or Intestinal griping. This will all go, and, besides, there will be no sour food left over In the stumach to poison your breath with nauseous odors. l'upe's Diapepsin Is a certain cure for out-of-order stomachs, because it takes hold of your food and digests it just the same us If your stoumcu wasn't there. Relief in five minutes from ull stomal h misery Is waiting for you ut any drug store. These larj-e iiO-eent cases contain enough "I'aiio's Diapepsin" to keep the entire family free from stomach disorders and indigestion fur many months. It belongs In your home. uorsK p.ssi:s iik;;i:st l'K.VSIO.V 1111, 1, OK IllX'Oltll. WASHINGTON'. Keb. ' 18. The largest pension bill ever reported to Congress, carrying appropriations ag gregating i.mp,:iuo,mciii, was passed late today by the House by a volt of 111 to 4a, with an amendment which will make necessary an addi tional appropriation of more thau f lu.oou.oou. As reported by the committee, the mil contained a paragraph providing that alter .Inly, lull, no pension should lie p.iiti to a non-resident nol a citizen ol the l ulled riiaies, except tor actual disability incurred in the service. A motion by ItepreHeiiluilve ooimi, of Iowa, lo strike out tins paragraph was carried, 154 to 111 many Dciiick ruts Joining with the solid Uepulilican minority In support ol me motion. it is estimated that something more than $ 1 .immi.ikmi is paid au-iiUHlly- to veterans who would have been barred by this paragraph. l-'reililie's Kvaiiiitiiilion PajHT, The people who lie ill the till I n (habited portions ol tho earth urt I mostly c annibals. lleoiiietry is tlml branch of mullH- maties that deals with aug.-ls. I LoiiL'tellovv was a fiillbloodeu American poet. He wrote The Sal mon of Life. ) I In- Pilgrims came lo America so .that they might persecute I heir re ligion in peace. j Klertrielty is a current of very (strong stuff. : Sir Isaac Newton Invented gravila- t ion nut of mi tipple, j An axiom is somi'tiiing that Is al- w:is so even II It l.u't so. March ! Woman's Home Companion. Almoat Im III Life. S. A Slid, of Mason, Mich., will never forget his terrible exposure to a merciless storm. "It gave me s dreadful cold." he write, "that caused setere pains In my cheat, so It waa hard for nie to breaihe. A neigh bor gave mo several dosed of Ur. King's New IHscovery which brought great relief. The doctor said I was on the verge of pneumonia, but to coii'lnue nih the Discovery. I did io and two bottle completely cured me." I'se this ijniek, safe, reliable medicine for cotighr, colds, or any throat or lung trouble. Price f.Oc and $1.0fl. Trial bottle free. Guar mileed by all druggists. H NOTICE TO ARTISANS. Artisans lake notice that the rcgu lar iiic'tlng of I'mpqua Assembly will he held on the set olid and fourth Wednesdays of each month, In the I banquet room of the I. O. O. F. hall. miTniiiiMiKrnnimt THS CHILD GARDEN. And ouraiy a real "ohlld gar- s dan" should b in tha open airl Juat to gal tha preblam inta da- batabla form I would aubmlt a few practical autgeatianoi First, i that ovary aehMlhouao ahould bo J provided with a playground, eon- J tainlng at laaot tan oquaro yarda o for oaoh pupil. Far a vary dollar J apont en tho building half a dol- J lar aught to bo a pant on tho playground, and I can hardly a fCOnoaiva of better invootmant i for tho community. Poroonally J if I had to take my eholeo for J a my own ohild in ono of our largo a oitlaa between a school without a 2 playground and a playground 5 without a school I would ohoooo o tho playground. 9 Second, lot there bo organised aa an auxiliary department of tho kindergarten ' for tho younger children oapar oiouo aand pit, whore they can grub and dig to their hoarta' f J content. A load of "tallinge," i o blocka and abort 1oarda of all aizaa from a aawmill or oarpon- a tor'o ahop for building purpoeee, a few cheap acoaaaorioa for tho Robinoon Crueoo and "Indiana play, would auffioo. For tho lar gar youngatoro plain, atrong 2 awinga, bare, ringe,' trapoaoa, vaulting heroes, oeeaawa, ate, o could bo conatructad, and, of course, large apaoea kept al- waya clear, leveled and free from mud or otanding water, for hockey, football, baaeball, a pritonar'a baaa and all the run- o ning gamaa-Dr. Wooda Hutch- J a ineon. o ooooeoeeoeooeoeooooooooooe REST ROOM IS FOR USE. Idaho Fa.'le Haa Comfortable, Conven ient Plaoo For Use of Woman. The city of Idaho Falls, Ida., baa equipped and maintains a rest room for the free use of all women. It Is warm nnd comfortable. Then are comfortable chain, a table, lava tory and toilet facilities. In commenting on tbe new Idea the Idaho Falls Times saya: When you come to town with your children nnd your shopping is done and you arc wnltlng for the rest of the fam ily to go borne, Just tell them they will find you ut tbe rest room nnd to drive around there for you. Then you and tbe children can take It easy until tbe rest of the folks nre rendy to drive out If you want to meet your neighbors when you come to town tell them they will llud you at the rest room. The rest room Is In the old city ball, on Park avenue, almost directly across the street from the new city ball. It Is yours to use; use It; that's what It Is for, and you place yourself under no obligation to any one by using It. It was fitted up and Is maintained by the city, not by Individuals, for the use of nil women. cs(ieelall,v for the use of farmers' wives and children. The Village Improvement society Is adding a few feminine touches to tho rooms. Iirop In, If only out of curios ity to see what the city Is doing for the comfort of the women who make Idubo Fulls their trading point. MAD AGAIN. 111 dvii i iiKtr wne i.-iieu cneaper 1 than ever. A .'16-Inch fence for 28c. .1 rod. All bought herore the raise. All kinds reduced in price. A good ; t-iti ,i .t neavy rence, 39 inches high, 9 wires, 30 cents a rod. Terms to suit pur chasers. We have the Beans ban 1 and power spray pumps. A 'carload of lime and sulphur spray. 8TKAHNS & rilKNOWETH, Oakland and Yoncnlla. dsv Review Want Ads. Bring Results. a 'nk'w'spkctai.tiks in .'. 4. Ill ll,li:iW HARDWARE. S. II. Crouch, the hardware f. dealer, has just received a fine 4- new line of specialties In 4 Builders' Hardware. These In- 4 elude, among many other . 4- things, an Automatic Window . 4 Lock, a new Screen Door Fast- 4" ener and a patented device for 4 holding doors open. Don't tnilss seeing them. 4" Remember, we carry every- 4 4 thing for building purposes In it 4 the hardware line, also Includ- 4 4 lng paints, brushes, etc., lime 4 and cement. A r ine .'New Itlcyrles. A. An extra fine line of Illcy- 4 cles for 1913, is now In stock. Best bargains ever offered In Rosebu rg. 8. B. CROUCH. 4- Sheridan St., opposite 9. P. it depot. t 1 i rr 1 1 i"rrr r LAND PLASTER Our car of Utah Land Plaster has just arrived. This is fresh stock and the price is right. Roseburg Feed and Fuel Go, Lest Ye Winter, shoes still selling at from 10 to 25 v per cent reduction 'V;K;t From regular prices, and we will continue selling them till we have made room" ' for our immense slock of spriug goods now arriving and enroute. '-' THE QUALITY SHOK STORK 213 N. Jackaoa. Next to V. O. LOCAL NEWS Doa't forget Haddox, tbe shoe maker. He will make your feet (lad. SIS North Jackson street. y Nicely furnished and well-located rooms single or autte for terms apply at desk ot McClallen Hotel, or pbone 2. Contractor II. S. Nlchola Is now at home again and ready to take care of all work In his line of contracting, carpentering, etc. Phono 388-Y. Have you applied for your 1913 auto license yet ? If not, you can secure them through tho Koseburg Oarage on N, Rose St. You can always find a complete line of strictly fresh National Biscuit Company's package goods on baud at this store nnd the freshness of I the goods are guaranteed by the llee Hive Grocery. , Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens, a complete line to choose from, at the Roseburg Hook Wore. HUGH CIIALMKIM SAYS: "I think the newspaper Is the best possible advertising medium. It carrlea the news of the day, and thu people In reading the news, stumble on tbe advortlsementa. Newspapers are used by all. They bring the best results." FOR SALE CHEAP. House partially finished; will finish It to suit purchaser. Terms: One-half cash, balance on monthly Installments. Page Investment Co., 709 No. Jackson St. I Do As I Advertise Watch this space for startling facts that will appear in the March First issue. Roseburg's Leading SHOE STORE ORDER B Y MAIL I Pay Parcel Post Charges. Forget R .L. Stephens SOUTH KHS PACIFIC TIME CARD. ITorthbonnd. No. Nam Leave 12. Shasta Limited .. 7:30 a. m. 14. Overland ..11:00 p. m. 16. Flyer 11:36 p. m. 18. Port.-Roaeb g local 8:00 a. m. 20. Perl. -Ashland local 1:20 p. m. Sonthhonnd. It. Shasta Limited ...12:31 a. m. 13. Overland 6:10 a. m. 15. Flyer 9:40 a. m. 17. Port.-Roseb'g local 19. Port.-Ashland local 6:65 p. m. No. 17 tlea up In Roseburg, ar- leaves hero at 8:00 In the morning, riving hore . 10:05 p. m. It forma the equipment of No. 18, which returning to Portland. It will be noticed that the above la the leaving time ot theae trains. If your atock of home canned gooda Is running low, you can supplement them with some of our choice dried fruits. Ask for what you want. We have It. The Bee Hive Grocery. NOTICE. A number of people are under the Impression that In soiling our livery bualneas we also disposed of our blacksmith shop. This la a mistake, as we are still doing business at the old staid and are prepared to care for your work now In the aame effi cient way tbat we did before the fire. Shop on Main street. Also havo Band and gravel; will de liver to any address. Phone your ordera to 190-R. daw BANKS A WEI.KKR. HISLOP The Shoe Man Perkins Building, Phone 125, Roseburg we will again reiniod yOttjulfit oufNj new spring stock of alitfes is i riv ing daily, aDd for real vain? our. prices cannot be' equalled. . . FINE 8HOB MPAIRIM iieav of FIRST CLASS SHINE HUn AIWS BHUa flUBrnU la the place to got a flrat-claaa ahlM or to hare that umbrella WAYNE BOYLE, Pop. FRUIT TREES WR ARB MAKDfSI 4 TOY LOW PRICK ON AJfPLK, rUB ARB CHERRY TREKS FOB A MOM TIME. NO FINER STOCK GROW. WRITE US AT ONCB AND BATB MONEY. . . THE 8TANDARU NCRM5RT KIDDLE. ORB. Can You Beat M Nice level lota, river bottom aotV good atroets, alley In roar of vrmrf'. Int. All the privileges of th it. WITHOUT the city 'a heavy Us essment. In fact " Maynard's Addition ; will make an Ideal home for yoaj, as It Is only four blocks from tho now high achonl alto, ono block from, store, two blocka from public school. See me about them, or phon tll-L. : C. D. MAYNARD, Owner Review Want Ada. Bring Results. I Do As I Advertise 1 1 ..iV-' -.V :. JK'UV It' :'k- '.-'.V; j ''pj' I ; t NeM regilar meeting Feb. 12th. lOt L. E. Mil. LEDGE, M. A.