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J- V -s I , 1 : If ;7 8 -Si 1 'o . ft; 5 EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW t the industry.. h ' . ' nrovenifcnts of aJij HH1KI OAll.V KXCKl'T 61'NUAT KKIIL'W ITUI.MII1SU COMPANY Entered at Rosi'liurK. Oregon, Pust otflcn us Second-CUifiH Maltfr. I:. WlmlM-rly V. I.. Wul-h i.00 ..'. DAILY Per year, by mail Per nmnth, !' livered . . .. Per week, delivered SEMI-'.YKKKLY Per year Six mouths 1 .00 MARCH :l, 101:1. TIIK TRF.NII OF MOTOR CAR COX HTHl'tTION TOWARD l.KJII I' WKKJIIT. Follow the I in- or auwut four times It own weight; b( the big auto- an ordinary railroad box car built mobile munuiacCiirurs, if you will, not only for swift running and rough und then U one fundamental prln- u.vi;i bat to be butud. Jammed, clple for which they are all Mrlviiii; tur!j'd and punched about in freight This principle may be turn turd up .irdn by rerkleM drivers of ponder- by two small words LMill'l 'mil t-iigin'3. weighs at a rule not to WEKillT. i !eMM. l one-half lis carrying capacity. No longer Ik the heavy bulky motor j A point of attack is likely to arise car considered to be the must suli- here, ns it is iiiitu possible that you lanthil und most di'slrcd car on the .av In mind an nuioniolille of self market. TIib great demand for low 1 cm iulm d power and to this you at cost of upkeep and quick sTiicr- in tribute ,is l.iise io 'its extreme business use has made the henvy iar w. -sar!i t over i'n c: Trying capacity. Impractjcal. It costs money to oper- However, u motor rruck weighing ate dea'd weight and the sooner the two tons ha a (air, jug capacity of manufacturers come to see tins, me not less than five tons or two and lighter and more substantial their t one-half linn Its own weight. A . .2.O0 ears will b made. Kven at the pres- motorcycle, which is probably the rut time heavy machines seen upon swiftest baidi n-carrying vehicle In the public highways are looked upon the world with a srit-conialned pow tis a Bource of wanton waste. . cr. weighs from 2mi to 2.10 pounds. Hy comparison the weight of the anil has a carrying capacity of two present day motor car with the weights of various other vehicles of transportation In use throughout the world, a clearer conception of the WOMEN SHOW POWER. (Continued from page 1). (By J. J. Jones). subject may be obtained, A two- From an economical or business wheeled bicycle weighing 30 pounds point of view, there is something will carry with ease a weight of ISO radically wrong in the construction to 200 pounds, from five to eight of most motor cars of present day times Its weight, day after day and manufacture. It Is not a difficult year after year with only a nominal matter in understand wherein the post of unkeen for Bervice. A farm trnuhle Ilea, especially if one haH fol- wtieon will weigh from 1100 to 1100 times the lowed the various changes In auto- noundB and has a carrying capacity capacity passengers or 400 pounds, or twice its own weight, and strange to say, we have never heard of a motorcycle breaking down because of an extreme load. The lightest five-passenger auto mobile touring car known to tru world today weighs nearly twice as much as the load It Is intended to tarry, while the greater majority of automobiles weih from four to eight amount of their carrying Itlil It ever occur to you mobile construction since the birth of from four to live thousand pounds as being extremely ridiculous to sec an in.HiKnittcaiu man weignuiK irom ll.'tO to 200 pounds being transported l down the street or any city or over 'the public highway of the country In !a monstrous locomotive-like construc tion called an automobile with a ) weight of from three to five thou sand pounds or from ten to thirty times tie' weight of the loud. I If one-half the amount of energy and designing genius hud been ex pended in reducing the weight of an automobile that has been spent in reducing tho weight of flying ma chines, there would have been a won Iderftil revolution in automobile con 'structlon of this age. An automobile 'is a means of transportation or con veynnce of the earth'B human In habitants from one point to another I regardless of the efforts of tho van- Ions manufacturers to Imitate 'loronio- lives, w hich nre not means of con veynnce or transportation, but t power for the handling of a mulli- liliclty of conveyances or transportn ,tlon. When this weight problem is solved then also will the tire and gasoline .problem be solved. The money that Is required to pay for f.OOO miles of I service will then pay for 20,000 miles. Also other expenses will have a corresponding trimming. Including the firt -coat of tile automobile. A iff I 1 5k&r 1 V II II I - mr CHEFS PREfE W Baking Powder Those who have had cakes ruined by jarring tho stove, damming the oven doer or a heavy footstep, may have wondered how the c!:r ir; car chef can turn out such marvelous biscuits, hot In ads and pastry when his oven is being incessantly jarred and jolted and shaken by tho motion of the train. To got past 17 to rilse and stay raised under these con ditions, a baking powder must lc used that continues to ujve off its leavening gas fiat Huvtains the rake until the dougli is baked through. Dmin.'.i Cir C'ht f' fuvc fou:,J n h.ikiiv' powtli-rrxnctly f.utlt'il to Hit ir im-iiIa in K C .itnl you w i i I (nut it iuM js v!l suitcif Io your rvquirL'mi-iiK K C rcilly a hkiul of two lukim vivJcrs, one vtnc a soon as moistiiuii. tin llur rt'itiirin liii mnis tuic an.l licit to ;,fart llifjit ncr.ilioii o( Iv.ivvmnii J-Ms. Nonuttor how innKt ami rii h voti make your uke. K C Making Pnwdcr will sustain ti e raise until a crust is furmvd and all danger vi fiillint Is past. K C Itakim INmd.-r U pure an.l luallliful. It Is jiuanintrol undi'i all pure tuo. laws, ami is jliurantivd Itii.loa.ic you. And it Uiuidat arcasonatik- pri-. v - r.u Iukin' powder should sll lor niuic (.lorinit r.'iiii-- from lr. J. T. C'urtins, Dwlght, Kan. Me writes: "I not only have ( nr. d b:nl hm'S of cczi'ina In my pa- tlfiits with Kloctrie MittrH, but nlao tMir.'I iiivst-If by thfiii at the same d:s. .i!-.-. I f.-i-l sure t bt-y will bom-fit Thin shows proved, that most rnVriivt' an excellent ti'itor. Rait and ruuiuuK li-T, kidiioyn ,-')s itolyons, bolps di U'l:. Mp ( lit i.l Vi Ii K I h. 1'1'iCt' 'H'S. .c:il.; l'il lioil K'liilJtUtt oil by lniKizi.its. - U any iaso of rcz-'iua. w lint l irousauds have K iTtrl- Mitt. ts is a blood piuifHT. It's r -Mi- '!y to:1 i t't iiin, I !; Mill, U i f I'S, titills i ' S II t : i iiiiihi is Try a ran tit our rink ami bv convinced. vzw . iti:s to i it.ii:. Want it houp of 7 to R rooms In IN. irlmi . Will tiado Il'O hcuh of land I 'a nub-n from Honr-burg; $H n"'t (lf wool tot Minn'. Addi'fHS Kox I7i, Kos( 1'UU. I Do As I Advertise HISLOP The Shoe Man Perkins liuikling, I'hone 125, Koscburg I Do As I Advertise Here At e the Startling Fadts My Early Spring Shoes Have Arrived and it: j Nowhere on the Coast Can the Selection He Beaten I Will Leave It To You Women's White Buek Hut Ion. Hlaek Hutk Hutton, C.olilen Hrown X'elvet Hnt ton, Black Velvet Button, ami all the pop ular leathers of the season. Can Fit the Narrow Foot As Wet I As the Wide One For the first time ever shown on the Coast I am showing a line of women's patent leather ami gun metal button shoes, nude with the new Arnold welt process- that enables me to sell I shoes at It ft "v f a Pair $3.00 come is D ixsrix r nil-: stock c.rrii:d nv liritaln. A jatro-IUngary and b-1-xluiu. TIihi-, however, also bad reu resvntatlon. The- Idea tilth thla di vision of the pageant repreaema la thut thu aulTraKe movement la world- WlllP. WoiiH-n'a Work lpirt'd. Thu siTond dlvlalon conalated of four floata, worked out In a color Bcheme of purple, violet and gold, showlnx the progress of suffrage In this country. The third division showed, by a series of floats and marching contlngenta, that men and women co-operate In every line of activity save government. There was a float showing men and women working side by side In the harvest field followed by a body of women farmers. Then came the home-makers, following a float em blematic of home life. Then, side by side, appeared the soldier and the nurse sharing the dangers of the bat tlefield, with a company of nurses In their hospital uniforms. Then came education, with the col legii women In line; then law, fol lowed by the women members of the bar; then medicine, with a host of women doctors. The last float in the division represented labor, with man and woman tolling side by side. The great body of business women and wage-earners marched behind this car. Hehind this division was drawn a great float showing the "Ideal Gov ernment," In which men and women share the burdens of the state. No women walked behind this float. One float Bhowed women bound hands and feet, representing the slav ery of women who have been denied the ballot. Sixty-one Senators and members or the House of Representatives formed a section of the parade. Ilevols Attack of Ihth. "Klvo years ago two doctors told me 1 had only two years to ve" This Btartllng statement was made by Stlllman Green, Malachite, Colo. "They told me I would die with con sumption. It was up to me then to trv the best lung medicine and I be gan to use Dr. King s New Discovery. It was well I did, for today I am working and I believe I owe my life to this great throat and lung cure that bus cheated the grave of an other victim." It's folly to suffer with coughs, colds or sore throat and lung troubles now. Take the cure that's safeHt. Price GO cents and f 1. Trial bottle free at all drugglstB. B (iOVKKXOH WEST ISSl'ES PI.EA. (Continued from page 1). that the total appropriation! of tb present Legislature amount to O,- 151.225.25. Taking into consideration the fact that this seslson asked practically for I3.OOU.000. with an estimate exclu sive of continuing and outside appro priations of $8,4:!".M9.07, the ways and means committees Blushed to the fatal finish and allowed only appro priations for sheer necessities. Out of the . 1 ." 1 . 2 2 .1 which has been granted there are sums ranging well toward the $ I .Iiimi.ium) mark which will be entirely repaid to the Btate and will not cost the state one single dollar. This means that the 27th Leglsla live Assembly may be branded as on- 'ly a $1,000,000 Legislature. The assembly of two years ago made to tal appropriations amounting to $4,-993,995. threatened with having to close their doors for two years becnuse of Inck of funds. As a matter of fact there will be no means of supplying funds In ease there is no quorum and no final adjournment of the Legislature this week. Tho Legislative Assembly passed lni(;e appropriations for both col lea, s, not only for maintenance, but for new buildings. Improvements, etc.. and. in the case of the Agricul tural College, money for extension work, which. If It went Into effect, would enable every county to have experimental work under expert di rection. The I nlvirsity of Oregon medical department at Cortland also may have to suspend and ho closed up: salmon hatch. Ties along the Colum bia may be shut down: women and children who work for a low wase ami under adverse conditions will find no relief: Injured laborers who have been compelled to rind their only recourse lor negligence of em ployers through long drawn-out liti gation - these conditions and many more will confront the state if a legislative tiomm does not return to Salem .Tuesday to riuish the busi ness or the session and take an ad journment ijinc die. Itoglle Itiver Hill VetH-l. Two much discussed bills lell the edge of the veto ax today. One Is the liogtie Klver fishing bill, being House bill 107. and the other la Sen ale bill I ii I. by Smith of Coos, pro viding that electors In the primaries may vote (or a full quota of delegates of their party to National conven tions anil for a full quota of Presi dential electors. The Hogue Itiver fishing bill, In troduced by the committee on fisher ies, opens thut stream, which was closed by the Initiative -ote of the people In 1910. The bill provides Tor an open season in Josephine County from June 1 to August 1, in Curry County. May 1 to August 15, and entirely closed In Jackson Coun ty except to anglers. The Governor gave as his reason for the Itogue River fishing veto that the law had been made by the people In 1910, and that the people had not tried to change It In 1912. Governor West signed tho Panama Paciric Kxposltlon appropriation bill. Scmlon Cheaper Than 1911. Derogatory charges hurled at the ways and means committees ot the House and of the Senate are given the blush In tho final semi-official check on appropriations made today by James K. Allison, warrant clerk of the Secretary of State's office, and Krnnk K. l.ovell, clerk of the ways and means committee, which shows Wan, Weary and Worn Out If You Feel Fagged to a Fin ish and Utterly Used Up Here is Quick Relief. Don't Be Chained to the Hitching Post of Wearylsnu. ITalf th peoplo you meet complain of weary muHrlfS, fitutrnuiit bruin, JaiiKlcl nerves, and a nmurnful iltut.ro to duwn and Junt quit. Most if theso people have been uxlng nervines thut Bpiittimxl Icully !lure up the nerves only to die down nfniln, ns ilio thry must. AvoM nerve stimulants. Iteur In mind that this worn out feeling la duo to poor blood, to bacteria In the water you drink: tc the multiplying of destructive germs In the blood faster than they can bo over crime by the white cnrpunclett; and tc what Is known aa auto-tuxcniin, thut con-, dltlun where the venoua or Impure blood accumulates faster than It cun be re placed by the red arterial blood. If you feel played out k to any drug stre and ask for a Little of 5. 8. Swift's Sure Specific. Hero Is a remedy that gets at work In n twinkling: It Just naturally rushes rMit Into yuur bh ecutters germs rl;ht und loft, up and down end Hiik'way-i. You feci better at omc, nnt from a stimulant, not frm t!i anion of drurv. but from the rational effect of a natural tnedi'lno ji.'t as active and Just as time ly as to a man v!w has Wen lost In the mountains. I nb- ft starved nnd comes ncross n HetMer JiTt cook 'fig a savory meal of good honoHt beef. V'o not neglect to ret a botelo of S. S. S. to day. It will make you feci betti-r In Just a few mla tites. It Is prer''"I nn,v m he labora tory of Tho Swift Rjieelnc Co.. 1?T Swift Pldg.. Atlnntn. Oa. Send for their frco h.k telllnir of the many Htninra con-li Hon that afflict tho bum m fum'ly b reason vt Impoverished blood. I loiiglus ('nit My Creamery but iff only l0c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. I'atronize home industry. TYPEWRITERS New Machines . $5 Down and $5 a Month A. S. HURY Co., Roseburg, Or Clawson's Plumbing Shop 319 N. Jackson Street TELEPHONES Shopl51 Residence 199-Y Roseburg's Leading Shoe Store Order by Mail1 Pay Parcel Post Charges t-t-H-1-M I TH't"t"H"l"M- J XBW OOOM. 4 4 I '' Jut rclTd my 4 4- Spring ahlpmant of alerelaa, 4 4 blcrcl Ursa and bM ball 4 4 fooda. I bar bleyclaa ranging In prlc from lit to (41. Bl eycla tlrra from 14.10 to IT ppr pair. It Ton ar thinking ot gattlng a bicycl or your old on niwMi repair ot any kind, call and m. Do not send aarar for that blrycl until you ban looked uilna over and gt my prlew and lrma. A J. H. BYKE8' OUN 8TORR. 4 Oppoalt Poatofftc, Ronbnrg. J Good Trees cannot be grown, re gonUess of the. raality of the soil or core, un hm you have the right kind of trees to begin with Come and See the kind of trees we sell before you bay. We guarantee you never aw any better. Prices Right Roseburg Nursery Co. K1TCH1N& BL ACK Proprietors The Home Quality Groceries The Top Notch in GROCERIES We strive to Attain. As we succeed, our patrons gain? When it comes to selling things to eat, In quality and price, we'll not be beat! Try These --They' 11 Please! Pure II. W. Flour 1.40 Canned Corn 1 0c Fancy T. L. Tea 4.1c K. C. l4k. Powd., 2.1 oz., 20c Fancy Strained Honey lb. 12 'jC Mr. Farmer! We pay you cash for your produce. Try us. The Money Back Store R. STUBBS, The Grocer Corner Cass and Pine Streets. 185 ACKKS FOK SALE (11F.AP. I Have you applied for your 1913 auto license yet ? If not, you can Or will take part trade In house In secure them through the Roseburg Roseburg: land situated 1 mile from j Camge on X. Rose St. Roseburg. Address box 470, Rose-' " burg. I Let Stone tune your piano. LfflTOOl Anything that makes tor health Is always a good Investment. That's why It pays to keep a case of Roseburg's carbonated ber erages on hand all tbe time. Tbey hare a tonic effect on llvr and kidneys and are refreshing an well. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorised Bottlers of the Genuine Hires' Rod Deer. Phone IX Phone 186 HAY CUTTERS PLOWS FEED GRINDERS THE BEST Pruning Tools AT J. F. Barker S Co. Implements andJVehicIes Roseburg, Oregon ADRIAN STKFL WIRE FENCE POST HOLS DIGGERS Phone 210-Roseburg Phone 28-Sutherlin Winnie Gaddfe: The Plumber in mill mm x
