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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROCURO REVIEW hfiViUW Hbushixg company Entered at Roeeburg, Oregon, Poit offlca at Second-CiBui Matter. L. WWBKRLX PA FLY '. Per year, by mall $3.00 Per month, deltvored . . ...... .GO Per week, delivered . ,.i 15 . SBIII-WKEKLY Per year 12.00 Slx.ntaiha ...... ,s, 1.00 It Is to tbi ufil of lh. prNantU.Q ruvcK ixipumeii Ugl.lsUve body U Oreion that It I ' . . l?" . . . Villi llVBl DlwVaT Wf that jIoiib to seem amloua te Rive the atata t ay tern, it nas already made rntr r areas with a stain-iild mensm-' ,r0' seems from Ita general pmtJ be broad and purposeful, deserve the best f -ureir that w! rnnvi-wt men In lti .Orta OI the in u measure Umt houaea. It Inn,.. I n..l I. i.l- oiikiii 10 ue ian u spirit oi cow telllgenre. Tl. n,nm roads un' -eJr to bo "l";nl on K00'1 la nni 'er a sltfo aI1(l aane aystfm .headedneKs, but by promise and broad hi ves ;e Hr FKimiAin' so, ioi a. FOCB MIM-IOX FOR Ic'VU' ( Oalir the amiroviu r . LUter la required W gir l,yr',or 11,600,000 a mr for f lUn"M tlo. of .ever, JU rv to be bum by (.he. , uik to sanction, of G-0V(.rIlor ,lalt,r u rc. J"1".10 lPlV an additional IV (00,000 m yesr for COI18trm.tlon o( highways by the routines in Wiish taiton. A total of 4,(pOu,000 a year thua Kemi likely to he the Rood rosas program or uregou a northern helghbor. Tho accetituuted road movement In Waabington In the result of ex perience. The mate has built u num ber of permanent roads and wants more of them. Dure tlui iidiantuK's of real wagon roads ha.ve been tested, tho demand for them. Increases. Tbla la the experience In Califor nia where an $ i 8,000. into bond Issue la being applied In road building. It la the experience, in New York, where the proceeds of a .',ii,noo.ooo bond laauo are being expended in building permanent roada. Oregon cannot thread tho stntej with atandard roada In a yeur. Hut If a atart la ever made, tho fruit ol the experience will be a continuation of the movement until the mud road and dint roada will he abandoned for highway that will reduce the coat of wagon haul one-half to one fourth its present toll. There la no way to repeal tbe truths of experience. There In no way to mlaunderstand th-meanlng of the movement la atates which have tried I good roada. I In J for a retarn of heavy dlvl- dK In lowered cost of transports- .on und a more effective and more attractive country life. Portland Journal. FOR DAMlltl IF AMI FALLING IIAIIC M CKNT "DANKK.ItlM-:.' Save Your llnlr! Ihiiiflcrtne Destroy DuiMlruff unit Slops railing Hulr t Once 4froWH llnlr, Ye Prove It. If you care for heavy hair, that glistens with beauty und la null 'ml with life; Iiiih an Incomparable soft ness and Is fluffy und luatroua you mu.st use Dandcrine, heruuse nothing 'lne accomplishes no much for the hair. JuMt one application of Knowlton's Daiiderlue will double t In beauty of your hair, besides It Immediately dis solves every particle of dandruff; you rannot have nice, heavy, healthy hair f you have dandruff. This destructive rurf robM. I be hair of Ita lustre, Its strength und its very life, anil If not overcome it produces a feverlshness and lulling of the scalp; the hair ruots furnish, loosen mid die; then the hulr falls out fast. If your hair has been neglected and is thin, faded, dry, scraggy or . too oily, don't hesitate, but get a 2't cent bottle of Knowlton's Danerlne at any drug stro or toilet counter: apply a little aa directed and ten minutes af :er you will any this was the best In vestment you ever made. We sincerely believe, regardlesn or everything elao advertised that if you desire soft, lustrous, bautlful hair and lota of It no dandruff no Itch ing sculp and no more fulling hair you must uao Knowlton's Danderlne. If eventually why not now? A 25 cent bottle will truly amaze you. "ALLER TRIO" Monday, February 24, at Armory CHARLOTTE BERGH The girl Boprnno of the North weaf will please nil. HERR NELSON The 'cello player Is winning a high plain In the musical uorlil. Miss Jessie June Elliott The rcmlt-r Is :in nitiM'tulnrr of nlilMiy. "AfiSjssion 25 cents and 40 cents. Scats on sale at ,m$larsters Drug Store. Reserve your seats free FIRE DEPARTMENT OF BVTTE 100 PER i'EXT. Tlie city of Hult. Montuna, recent ly purchased a motor (Ire truck, mcb aa tjie city flection in Roieburg next Murcti calls for. and the people there are well pleased with the investment. The foMowiiiK Item rcci-ntly printed lii the Butte Mln-r lH!s the itory: "If (hif Kuiigtr were In poniiea- slon of the now fire cfjtiipnient dur- ioK the daya of Uuttea disatitroua flrt-8 the utory would have been dif fi'rent and the Btute insurance men would not have the feeling they are flafd to have had for some time this past winter, because yesterday, when the new nutos were trioj out, tbe llutle fire department waa declared to bo bettered 100 por cent by tbe 'flying squadron and the comblna tlon Ikso and chemical auto. "Tue latter machine was tried out first. Chief Sanger directed the roursa and the big car was taken up and. down the steepest and most dif ficult hills in the city. It was be lieved yesterday at the end of the trial that had the chief suggested (hat the machine be driven up the walls of the tllrhoiir building the tnarvelouK cur might at least make (he start up the perpendicular wall. "The Kteepest bills were made on either the high or low ginr and the distance from the city hall to the top of the School of Mines hill (about 1 miles) was made In less than 4 miu.ittfl. "Mf-mber of the fire and water 4-nmiulUe lio.inled the unto fur the trial jipln. The aldermen were as veil ph'iiKi'd uh the, fire chief. In Home HectiniiK of the IniHlneHH dintrict the tiiarhine made better than 40 mile un hour. On (lie level it "hit it tiii" to '." iniltH an hour." IM'liLICITV COMMITTKK, Itohi'buig Kire Department. Chronic ConNtlpaUon Cured. "I hud been troubled with chronic ''oustlpation for two years and tried ill the best phytilrlaiiH in Bristol, Twin., and they could do nothing for me. Two piirkages of Chamberlain's Tablets cured me. writes Thos. E Williams, of Mlddleboro, Ky. For salo by all dealers. C IMK'M'RV THE SPECIALTV. FOR GOOD GROCERIES AT RIGHT PRICES AT ALL TIMES SEE Harvey-Eastman Grocery Co. V II 0 N K 103 - While it is not the Intention to slight any of the other lines of ac tivity taken up tliis year, it Is the plan to make poultry-raising the lead ing feature of the school children's rou test the prcHftit year. There is scarcely u boy or girl in city, village or country, but what could take care of a few chickens or ducks without interference with their school or ther work. It rotts the state about a pupil each year to carry on our public school byHtcm, and it is nnr nmMtlou to have the school hlMrcii incrt'u.so tbe production of poultry and eggs enough to cover that expense. hlldreu. wouldn't you be proud to be able to nay "It doesn't ost the state anything to educate us. We pay the mil with our chlck- ;iml ec.gs .'" The result Is easily possible, ami to reach It each school boy and 1 would only have tokeep a few Ut is. I do not know of auy Jbing that would attract more favor able attention to Oregon than the fact (bat all her school children are ruNitig poultry and producing there by more than enough wealth to meet the expenses of the public school sys tem. The poultry on the farm is a sec ondary consideration with, most peo ple. Little attention is paid it as a rule and its Importance and possibili ties are not conceived. Wo have uo reliable statistics later than those of the l". S census for tbe year IS.ii. That year there were 7(7O!l.'70 doz ens of eggs produced in Oregon, which, at an average price of 'J.'t c.-nis. were worth $ 1 ItllT. I'.tJ.r.n. The value ni poultry ratscd In the m a'e in 1 v! w as $SJ;,r,s7. The poultry product that year was worth cotui leralde more than either of the foMow ing products, vi: Ani ma Is -:.ti;glit,'i, 'l. hops, fruits of a!' kinds, in-l was almost t-t j ii li t to the oats top hi alue. and w:k almost a third j is in ..t its t he uh . crop. Since 1 v't tlhie h:is lnvii .( Pig increase pi -nduc: ion oi poultry and eggs. it- has aivo It.-.-ti a big increase i -1 1 i.i p t ion , -i ud I aft yea r I here mil n million dollars' worth of :-!npp d into I 'or I land from is!. That million dollars might " W e I uo i!llo the pockets of Imol hos and girls of Oregon Hie i.niii.'is or the East, and .u ai e rarnhii; it you w ill he uc pit o' on r t inn- In Till in. I ii. t. i. stun: pastime and i'iht,?: 1'ow to dtt something how to do business, to .n ih. ..oiiitv t);e i:. w hi I. th ltd 1-n port o u i fforts and tiu actor in society. ii' irv poultry bulletin d by ihe Or. goii Agricul e atti-r a Mule, which 'n.tble iitforination upon e and eate for poultry, .inn-- be talking it over a; 'MJs and making prep- -1 .ii t mg a little flock. If r already not one. (let a patch re.ulv to plant i. stone of the fine prizes offered this year, both il fair and at the slate srrr. 'I Commercial Abstratf Co. I hi:. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL CO ON YOUR POND Insurance Conveyancing I M hlMil STIMI CATAIlltll. . k l-'ntin It'll fro llmr . If ( iil.irrli.il MNrry No! I.rim t till. ir. w v I'.r.'jithf I lnol li'i r ill" miv. Kcrtii InfiM'tfil . k t : I i In- ciiuiB ninl ht'al li'il 1 1 ICOfl PERKrMI III tl.DINO luil:iiriio, oiti'no.N MlK illh:llT Hull ennu'p outfit fivi' lliiina At IllKllt ll' til' IrviUintMH iih ill - IIVUMKI ileus not cont.iln r, 'mI .tin: It l Ailstnillan ' . .-in t i n.-.l ilh rlfiH'tlv- 1 UK i,,. !..,;:,. ,,f IIVOMKI that i' ...'ir khi f U In f'K' .iiui'l-.iT for .''ii rint. it no utomuch doalng. ML r 0 O BAKING POVJDER Absolutely Puro Economizes Batter, Flour, Eggs ; makes the food more appetizing and wholesome The daly Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar PltOSPKCTOR WHO KIIXKO TWO OUKGO.V WOMKV Ml'HT HAXO. MM ANOEUKS. Feb. 18. Frank Bauweraerta, a prospector convicted in t'.ia fiiiMjrior Court of Riverside County of having murdered two Ore gon women and who appealed to the State Rupreme Court from a sentence of death Imposed upon him in River side, must nay the death penalty, ac cording to a decision of the hlgheat atate tribunal received here today, affirming the sentence of the lower con rt. -v llauweramrrncTordlng to the tes timony, engaged In a prospecting ex pedition almost a year ago with Mrs. Harriet Guyot, of Portland, and Miss Julln Francois, of The Dalles. They sought gold-bearing sections of Riverside County anil when In the vicinity of Chuckawalla Springs Rau- weraerts killed both women and buried their bodies in the sand, whero other prospectors found them. Ho Is said to have murdered Mra. Guyot because of Inability to repay money he had borrowed from her and to have slain Miss Francois be- causo she hnd witnessed tbe killing of Mrs. uuyot. IIKillKST AMI UUVKST ItllXTH IX TIIK WORI.II. The maximum difference In eleva tion of land In the United States Is 14,777 feet," according to tho I'nlted States Geological Survey. Mount Whitney, the highest point, is U.fiOl feet above seu level, anil a point In death Valley la 276 feet below sea level. These two points, which are both In California, are less than ! miles apart. This difference is small, however, as compared with the fig ures for Asia. Mount Kverest rises 29,002 feet above sea level whereas the shores of the Dead Sen are 1290 feet below Bea level, a total differ ence in hind heights of :io,292 feet. Mount Everest has never been climbed. The greatest ocean depth yet found Watch Cass Street Grow This Year Special Lenten Sale Prices That Will Tickle Your Pocketbook This Week Fancy Conned Shad, regular price 20c IBe Columbia River Salmon, regular prico 2'ic 20c Alaska Pink, regular prico l.'.c 2He Fancy Sardines, oval, regular price 2!ic 20c Flnnie Haddock, regulur prico 3Tic SOc Ilaratlne Shrimps, t gular price K,c 12 Wc Norway Sardines, regular price 12',ic 8c F. R. R. Lobster, regular price 23c 20c Fancy Holland Herrings, former price each 5c 4c Large Norway Mackerel Family, regular price 15c 124c Holland Herring In Kegs, regular price 1.2J We invite you to inspect our Lsnt window this week. The Money Back Store. R. STUBBS, The Grocer Corner Cass and Pine Streets. WE MAKE GOOD EVERY PROMISE WE ADVERTISE The (lifforcnco In Ihe land heights in Kiiropo is about 15,808 feet. TYPEWRITERS New Machines $5 Down and $5 a Month A. S. HUEY Co., Rosebure, Or A GchkI Cough Medicine for Children. Convincing proof of the rare cura tive properties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy came from Mrs. Mary tiiwcptl, or Grlnnell, Iowa, who Hays: ' Chamberlain s Cough Remedy helped my little boy a great deal when he hnd whooping cough. It la good medicine. For sale by nil dculiTH. C Is 32.088 feet, at a point about 40 miles north of t he Island of Min diiuo. In (he Philippine Islands. Tho ocean bottom at this point is therv- pr hlire. wholesome home-madt fore more than 1 1 milt s below the ( j,rt.U(i phono or call at the llee Hive summit of .hmnt Everest. (Irocery. fiUAFT THAT I'OUCKMKV HKT IX XKW YORK CITV. In the March American Magazino appears (he "Diary of n Cop." in which a New ork polleeiiiiin tells tho story of his adventures. Following is an extract: "There are about 10,0)10 cops on the force, and a low estimate of the graft paid for protection when Tam many is in power, and there Is n lib eral administration, is iL'.uo.OPO a year. There Isn't one In a hundred of the cops that gets a look-in on the big graft. It all goes straight to (he higher-ups. Kn those who get the graft donH x'tort it from anybody. It is given to them freely, and by the people who are willing to pay to run business prohibited by law. "The ordinary gambling house pays $20 a month, but one of the biggest uni finest in the country paid $4 .MM to start up. Two other big houses pay $ 1 not) a month. lY.il rooms. stusB and crap games, and tbe smaller outfits all over the city pay from $200 month down to $ro. "The meanest of alt the graft Is taken by the cheap district politicians. Some of them have Interests in the houses and hotels where people are not reqtiired to have baggage. They not only get this money, but they nlso charge from $200 a year up to mvn and women for selling newspapers at the subwa; and elevated entrances. hey Invest In tbe gambling and dis orderly bouses as silent partners." Fresh, Light and Brown! No better bread than ours, we claim, ever came to town. The Best of Flour wo employ; tbe latest methods, too. We're positive that you'll enjoy tho bread wo bake for you. OREGON BAKERY VOC II KIDNKYS. Kstilciits Must Ia'ato the Import ance lit Keeping niem Well. Perfect health means that every organ of the bo J 7 la performing Ita functions properly. Perfect health cannot be enjoyed If tho kidneys are weak and dis ordered. Thousands testify that IKian's Kid ney Pills have a reviving action on weak kidneys. What this remedy haa done In so many cascs of this kind Is the best proof of Its merits. Head tho following: It a testimony gratefully given by a resident of tbla locality. Mrs. Usury Nutt. 4 lshem St., Orania Pass. Ore., says: "A member of my family suffered greatly from gravel and pains across the bark. Doan'a Kidney Tills completely cured this person. We always keep a sup ply of this remedy In the house and whenever we have backache Doan'a Kidney Pills bring prompt relief. I willingly give them my endorse ment." For ssle by all dealera. Price (0 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co.. nuffalo. New York, sole agents for the I'nlted States. Remember the name Poan'e and take no other. 1 o- lloral Typewriters guarantee satis faction. It Is the only good low 011 priced typewriter on the market. The Just Hosehurg Book Store are local agents. j Good Trees cannot be grown, re gardless of the quality of the soil or core, on you have the right kind of trees to begin with Come and See the kind of trees we sell before , you buy. We guarantee you never saw any better. Prices Right Roseburg Nursery Co. X1TCH1N 4V BLACK Proprietors inmm Anything that makes for health is always a good Investment. That's why it pays to keep a case of Koseburg's carbonated bev erages on hnnd all the time. They have a tonic effect on liver and kldueys and are refreshing as well. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorized lioUiers of the Genuine Hires' Hoot Deer. Phone 18 Phone 186 HAY CTTTKIW PLOWS FRED (WINDERS THE. BEST Pruning Tools AT J. F. Barker Co. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon AimiAN STKKL WIKE KENCK POST HOLE DIGGERS Phone 210-Roseburg Phone 28-Sutherlin Winnie Gaddis The Plumber