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EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW IStlVICD DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Entered at Roseburg. Oregon, Post office (a Second-Class Mailer. tt. Wliuberly W. I.. WnUli DAILY Per year, by inuil Per month, delivered Per week, delivered SEMI-WEEKLY Per year . . Six mouths .. .13.00 . . . .r.o ... .15 . . .12.00 , .. 1.00 M A IK 'II n, 11)1:1. WKSTFItV PINK WILL I'HODK K TUItPKXTIXE. Turpentino from Western yellow pine, says the Department of Agricul ture, can be put to the same uses an that from the longlcaf pine of the Southeast, which furnishes the bulk of the turpentine or commerce. Western yellow pine fomiB enormous . forests In the Hocky Mountain and Pacific Const States, while the supply of Ibngleaf is fast melting away. A product very similar to turpentine r;tn be obtained also from pinon pirn, another tree common in the Southwest. , direful test vf"e by the Depart ment iKLrftlfnwn that the yield of tureTIni and rosin ppr season from restern pine in Arizona is only two- thirds that from the Southwestern pine, the difference being due to the fact that the senson of flow in the West Is about 2Ti weeks, and In the South about 3X weeks. During the Civil War, when turpentining opera tions In the South had virtually ceased, some operations were carried on In California to meet local needs. But with the return of the Southern product to the California market, the Socialist Lyceum Course Five consecutive, c nstruetivc lectures on the ;rcat economic and political strug gle of Unlay, liy five authorized representatives of the Social i.t I'aitv. The Socialist Challenge, March 15 E. W. I'ei rin What Is Socialism? March 22... Robert Rives LaMcnte The Class Conflict, March 29 Luclia Twining What Socialists Want, April 5, L. F. Fulltr The Socialist Movement, April 12 Robert Knight Lecturers especially selected for this state from a corps of six'y speakers, toured under the diiectiou of National, State and Local Organizations of the Socialist l'atty These Lectures will be held at the AliMOIiY on the dates above stated. ARE YOUR COLLARS PERFECTLY If not, why m,t site us n trial. We ah them clean, starch them to the proper d'-trMc ,,t m ! ffii'si, iron tl.eui smoothly, nut shiny, and without wrinkles, and glc them the finishing touches that spells com fort and ib Ka::, ,-. f.,r which pur; use wc have Just Installed the iHtest and most uptod.ito ii .ichlne lull... market. PHONE 380 LONE STAR LAUNDRY Hock of fancy and rtuple grocerlrii ! on titnd at tlio WEST SIDE GROCERY I. th h.-n moni-r cm b iy and in addition lo rluM prlp.n w imr nt tli nnlltjr. ftav nuif and nunii y br triidlnit with im DOWELL & FOSTER PHONE 29 WEST ROSEBl'RC, ORE. Yes, we Fort Jonrarnery Butter ' Wmitru operations wort abandoned 1 The results of a chemical examlna tlon of the oils of Western yellow. Iilnon, digger, sugar, an J lodgeiole pines which have just been published by the forest service in nt ofTh i.tl lllllll-tin, lOlOW tilt' pOSslhllltH s of tin rosin anil turpentine fioin Wt rn i yellow nnd piimu pines as a supple ment to the present supplies. lv:o nniiilc problems of markets, trunspor I :i 1 1 ( i ii . ami lubor remain to bo solved Information us to how I ho Forest nervice secured me yiritia upon which the analyses were bused Is given in another bulli'tin on the possi bilities of Western pines as a source of naval stores. FIVE MIM'TK t'I'RE IF HTOM.U'll IS 11.111, When MPnM's liaeMlir reaches Htomucll all Indigestion, jrus null sourness dbutppi-arN. You don't want a slow renvdy when your stomach la bad -or an uncertain one or a harmful one your stomach Ib too vnluable; you mtisu't injure It with drastic drugs. Pape's Dlapcpsin Is noted for its speed In giving relief; Its harmless ness: its certain, unfailing action In regulating sick, sour, gassy stomnchs. Its millions of cures in Indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis and otherstom ach trouble has made It famous the world over. Keep this perfect ntomnch doctor In your home keep it handy get a large fifty-cent caso from any drug store nnd then if anyone should eat something which doesn't agree with them; If whnt they eat lays like bad. ferments and bouts and forms gas; causes headache, dizziness und nau sea; eructations of acid and undi gested food remember as soon as Pape's Dlapcpsin comes In contact with tho stomach all such distress vanishes. Its promptness, certainty and ease In overcoming the worst stomach disorders is a revelation to those who try It. Adv. SATISFACTORY have it lOseburg HAGEN 107 Css Street Curt I.AII VKKDH.T O.N TAFT. I Tho Port!. Hid Ortgonhin. tin ultra I'.Jt lutiM r. it hint liiit purling t-d)iorul : No ii. n i . r r.tii (J from the Pp-.-hU in V iiMtK- ioljlu:il oi- j.oiu niH un ;iiur' ii- roiial frl nda ill. ui Willi. mi II T.irt. Ii Ii:t wi ll h.imI fh;it hf is "ili- worst 1 irked, li' -i liki ami U-,ty nor. " of all our Pn sl. nts. lit: h. s t.ik n Jitn fat no ni:.r I'lHv, no Kooil-nuturt.'illy, that iln- m-j(1i nr.- hall im-lint-d tc regrtH l hut they had to admlnlhtrr U to him. Though fiw r n hit. retirement, he rt t i rt-ti with Ha good w1r1hb of more iconic rhfin miy othfr iiihii who has hi ld l!n oltl.it' of President. Tin; bene! of Mr. Tuffa fit 1 1 urn is his nmaziitK ineptitude us n polltl rl:in, complied with thoso faults which he (onfOARod fn his farewell speech to tho Washington news paper men a difspORition to take hie 'jut and to procrastinate. Success would not have been easy for a skill ful politician of more than ordinary energy, succeeding a man of such ab normal nrtlvity, ability at Reusing public si'iitliii'nti and arousing and holding to his support public opinion, ;s was Theodore Roosevelt. To a id;: n of Mr. Taft's make-up It was im popKlble. The people had become ac rtiHtoiiK'd to Mr. Roosevelt's series of Hcnsiitlons. The placid calm with which Mr. Tuft went about his work Tell u poll tlimi like a wet blanket. Mr. Taft's initial mistake was in choosing the .typo. .of. men he picked for C;ihin't officers. Had the Gov ernment been n great corporation, needing only skilled administrators responsible to their chief alone, his select ions would have been admir able, but a Prctiident or a Cabinet officer Ikis done only half his work wln n he h:is conducted the adminis tration or hltt department well. He muft convince the people of the fnct nnd must get them behind him In such force (hat Congress will work hand in hand with him. He must also know how to handle Congress, that It may be disposed to look fav orably on bis reeoiu men da t Ions. In these respects Mr. Taft nnd his Cab inet officers fell short.- The greatest (political iai;ure was maue ny ine man j'.vbo scored the greatest success as an executive orricer At ioruey-i;en-er.nl Wickersbam. He has shown splendid energy and ability and has achieved unprecedented sue cess In prosecuting the trusts nnd get-rich-quick men. Hut he blundered In at tempting to read out of the party the progn fslves. who may soon be prac tically all there Is of that party; also n s ivllii Ins railroad bill to Con :;rf ss with the noiirc that not a lino, not a w ii rd must be chatmed. At the ouisi t Mr. Taft allowed !;hus"!r lo I.- ib-hidid Into the heller 'hat t lie roil tit ry was w a ry of ex citement and want id conservative ralm. The only persons having any imch i!-:iiv were the men who told him so, and prei ions few of them re main in 'uMi- life. I'liilt r thi de lusion Mr. Tilt, after raining hopes i of ilntt n a i d la : it f it is ion, sent a I im-oaue lii the t tr,i s ssioll of ! a1 i. , .-.JmhiIJ hii-.e 1 i a clarion call ' 'o arrloil. I.'jf if ll p Iir-e (he ji-aM of a i i ; i !',t 1 1 1 a pi'sitleut to llie So.nd i l ilit'i t.ns tn roine to order. : Mr T itt 'I tl no: i. ihat he ; rtii'iiil l a." a ughl i.o-' in his own . jar:v tti e n iy nut its taillf revision "ple.lge. and thiii he iniirt fiuht for fit rv i .hnti,.it thai was to he mad". ; II- iW Hi-' Maiidraiteis maki the hill i to sat: tli"!iiS''lvt; In- refused aid ' fti tip- proP ssies who HTe striving for !hr ol!.v to which he was i'!dL'.d: at ili.- finish he secured : ne-ivlv a i w mart ssioiis which the sl.ilidi-alt-is had d(Hibtless agreed 1 upon lifi'.ip'h.itid to make in order iha' he might sae his Tare. He fol lowed this li'under h Ihe equally uriinis olif of publicly ellilorsiut: Stii.ittir Mdrii'h. the most unpopular sta'--mail in the I'liited States at that 't".. . and thus of taking upon his own ,'ioiiMriN the whole burden of il-1 V d'n'i unnopuiarity. Mr. I" ti I ii'. ! to sre that Cololiel ll.-o-ev.d: ha.t liuhietl a fue which cou'it not li- i ieihtd; ih.it the pro irnics in ins own partv were fan nu:Lr i In- i.i spread i in; flames. lit iniHu .l Mr Wi.ker:- to attempt r. iol'im I'luui- -:.iis of the partv and h - .illoWid Ills private sect'etatv ' l iiMi-Ii a tl.iei' admission thai he a. id il- , i i . d : hem of pat roiiage W ii !'n in.-tliiel was done and the !Toi:i. - i w. je hopelessly alien i'ed. l.e attein: '. d to conciliate them. Tle.i. vhen be did the right thing., I'e dut it i.i the w roiig time. In the MalmigtT affair he did the Wliy is a Irh K iiiutioD like a loromo 1 1 v.- IIk iiiis,' ho linn a tniUr! For a tw'iiJcr stake A juicy chop. Direct your footsteps To Mir shop. Our saws arc sharp: C'Kaurs, too We'll trim them up J ust nVJit for you. The Economy Mark' Cbn RuMlud'l, Prop. PHONE 55 This Baking Powder Keeps Its Strength The large can of K C lasts longer than 25 cents worth of other baking powders but no matter how long it takes to get to the bottom the last spoonful is just as good as the first. K C raises the nicest, lightest biscuits, cakes and pastry you ever ate, and it is guaranteed pure and wholesome. For gooJneu uJe, use K C. rlcht thing In the wrong way. Had he ordered a full, public Inquiry into Glnvis' charK'. public opinion would hare been disposed to suspend Judg ment and to consider the evidence with an open mind. Glavis would then huve been discredited at the be ginning, as be hus been In the end; (lift orcl I'lnchot would have had no excuse to write that offensive letter and his dismissal would have been approved, not condemned, by the peo ple. Hut Mr. Taft ordered Glavis' dismissal after a haBty, exparte ex amination of the evidence by himself alone, nnd the people, suspecting that there was something to hide, refused to be convinced by the most convinc ing evidence In Mr. Ilalllnger's favor. Failure of the Canadian reciprocity scheme was a misfortune, rather than a blunder, for Mr. Taft made a splen did fight for it and showed what he could do If aroused In a cause into which he put his heart. When bo aslute a politician as Sir Wilfrid Laurier was deceived as to the trend of Canadian opinion, Mr. Taft canno: be greatly blamed for misjudging it But he erred egregriouBly and unin tentionally helped defeat of reci procity In Canada by his "parting of the ways" speech and by his predic tion that reciprocity would make Canada an adjunct of the United States. When Colonel Roosevelt threw his hat in the ring and made the direct primary his battle-cry In the pre conviction campaign, Mr. Taft blun dered again by not offering to submit his own and his rival's claims to the voters. He gave Mr. Roosevelt good cause to Bay that he feared such a test of strength and furnished the only real busls for the cry of fraud at the Chicago convention. His sole Rource of gratification In the outcome was that he at least encompassed the defeat of Colonel Roosevelt and saved the country from what he seems to have considered a worse fate than a I if mncratic administration. I Mr. Taft's position In public esti mation is unique. Ills most deter mined political foes have been won at least to silence, and hosts of others who opposed him are ready lo dull ' him that good, honest, well-moaning, -likahli but hliiuderlng Taft. His ene mies are almost all political nnd he has perhaps more personal friends ;i nioii ir his political opponents than any other man In public life. I KO vnr i:XJt)V KATING Or lne lOvci ) thing Vou Eat Itlntivxs You? Experts declare that the reason stomach disorders are so common in this nit ry Is duo to busty and care-' less hahits of eating. Stomach troubles and run-down conditions al so usually go together. John l.inil. of Oneonta. X. Y.. says: , "I had a had stomach trouble for l.'i years and became so weak that I could hardly walk or do any work. My appetite was very poor, and It seemed impossible to get any relief. Since taking two bottles of Vinol I find that It has already made a re markable improvement in my health, my digestion Is much stronger, and I have gained in weight." Vinol makes weak stomachs strong because It strengthens and tones up, tho weakened, tired and overtaxed nerves or the digestive organs. Vinol Is easily assimilated by the weakest stomachs, and is delicious to the taste. Try a bottle of Vinol with the un derstanding that your money will be returned if It does not help you. Red Cross Pharmacy, W. F. Chap man, Roseburg, Oregon. (Paid Adv.). 120 ACRKS TO TRADK. Want a house of 7 to 8 rooms in Roseburg. Will trade 120 acres of land 1 H miles from Roseburg; $3, 000 of wood on same. Address Box 47S, Roseburg. NOTICE TO FIRKMTSN. The annual election of officer, of the Roseburg Fire Department will ho held In Firemen's Hall on Friday night, March 7, at 8 o'clock. It Is important that all members be pres ent. J. R. CHAPMAN, m 7 President. WK ARE HERE AND HERE TO STAY. Ami In order to stay and make an honest living and enjoy the confi dence of the people, we guarantee to give you the best shoemaklng, both In new work and repairing ever given In Oregon. Shoemaklng I. no guess with us, we learned the trade from start to finish and have worked at It nearly 60 year. It will pay you to bring your work to us and be bene fitted by our long year, of experi ence. Work done day and night. C. P. HADDOX. The shoemaker that know. how. 335 N. Jackson Street. dtf Nicely furnished and well-located iwitii single or suit. for term. ' apply at desk ot McClallen Hotel, or phon. X, KI'KI.MNO "HKKS" IX SOUTH IMU'til.AS MKHT WITH I'OlTI.AIt I AVOK. MYRTLK CRKKK. Or.. March 4. Renewed Interest Is being taken in spelling In Southern Douglas County this winter through n series of spell ing contests which have been ar ranged for by the principals of the Myrtle Creek, Riddle and (ilendalu schools. The second contest of the series was held at Myrtle Creek Friday night and a large number of people gathered to witness tho battle of words. First came the grades con test, consisting of six contestants, two of the best spellers from the sixth, seventh and eighth grades from each school. In this contest, Bessie Morrison, an eighth grade pu pil of the Myrtle Creek school, won. The high school students followed and more than 2000 words were pro nounced before the end was reached. Mils Vie Rice, a Myrtle Creek student, was victorious in this con test, but she had u foe worthy of her steel In Miss Jessie Swnrtz. of Riddle, who finally missed the word "con fusion" arter spelling nil kinds of really hard words. The third con test will be held at Riddle in April. CROSS OR KKVKKISH, IIAI.F-.SlrK CHIMHtF.N. If tongue Is roatiil, lire.il Ii hail, Ntom nch sour It menus n torpid liver uni dogged ImiwoN. Mother! Tlon't scold your cross, peevish child! Look at the tongue! See If It Is while, yellow and coated! If your child Is listless, drooping. Isn't Bleeping well. Is restless, doesn't eat heartily or Is cross. Irritable, out of sorts with everybody, stomach sour, feverish, breath had; has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, sore throat, or la full of cold. It means the little one's stomnch. liver and :in feet of bowels are filled with poisons and foul, constipated waste mailer and need a gentle, thorough cleansing a; once. Give a tenspootiful of Prnp of Figs, and in a few hours all the clogged up waste, undigested food and Bour bile will gently move on and out of its little waste clnuged bowels without nausea, griping or weakness, and ou will surely have a well, happy and smiling child ai:aiu shortly. With Syrup of Figs you are not drugging your children, being com posed entirely of luscious figs, senna and nromalics it cannot lie liarmi'iil. besides they dearly love Its delicious tnste. Mothers should always keep Srup of Figs handy. It Is the only stom ach, liver and bowel cleanser and reg ulator needed a little given today will save a sick child tomorrow. Full directions for children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly print ed on the package. Ask your druggist for the full name, "rfyrup of Figs and Klixir of Senna." prepared by the California Fig Syrup Co. This Is the delicious tasting, genuine old reliable. Uefnse anything else offered. ,lv See McOanlels' ndv. top back page. H.J. Denn Transfer Company Household good., plaao, baggage, rambvr, wsd aof a gen.ral transfer business. Bnggnge ohr-ctti carted for. All goods carefully handled. Charges reasonable. 1 Office phone, 102; residence phon., 19S-L. Roseburg, Oregon. SAVE FUEL BILLS Ry using this wondarfully efficient little elect rlo stove. Costs no more than an ordin ary electric Iron. Boils, brolla, fry, touts. Quicker, cheaper, cleaner than ga. or K0ot- ' ..MM S. H. CCODMAN Roseburg, Ore. Phone f7. Cor. Oak and Mala streets. 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'll Please! Pure H. W. Flour 1.40 Canned Corn 10c Fancy T. L. Tea 'c K. C. Ilak. Powd., 2", oz 20c Fancy Strained Honey lb. 1 2 V6 c The Money Back Store R. STUBBS, The Grocer Corner Cass and Pine Streets. 1H5 ACRKS FOR SAI.K CIIKAP. Or will take part trnde In house In "I'Mv ' 'Ic of Mct'lallen Hotel, or Roseburg; land situated 1 mile from phone 2. -Ruseburg. Address Box 475, Rose- burg. 1 See McDnnlels' adv. top back page. Anything that makes for health is always a good Investment. That's why It pays to keep a case of Host burg's carbonated bev erages on hand' all the time. They have a tonic effect on llvsr and kidneys and are refreshing as well. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorized Bothers of the rjer.ulnH Hires' Rod Heer. Phone 18 Phone 186 HAY CITTKR8 PLOWS THE BEST Pruning Tools AT J. F. Barker (t& Co. Implements andgVehides Roseburg, Oregon ADRIAN STEFL WIRE FENCE Phone 210-Roseburg Phone 28-Sutherlin Winnie Gaddis The Plumber The Home of Quality Groceries The Top Notch in GROCERIES We strive to Attain. Mr. Farmer! We pay you cash for your produce. Try us. Nicely furnished and well-located rooms single or suite for terms FEED GRINDERS POST HOLE DIGGERS Bell Sisters' V n3 I
