Roseburg review., March 10, 1913, Image 6

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I Just Became Acquainted
with a clean stock of up-to-date
tailored and dress hats'
remarked a lady. You may see them too,
by visiting the Exclusive Millinery
Parlors, 324 Perkins Building.
MABEL CHILDS
LETITIA ABRAMS
LKTTKH FliOM Mlt. WltKillT.
Editor Review:
If I may bo permuted to uso a
little apace In your paper In ilefi'iisc
of my position In thp recent riru ilc
partniHiit election controversy, 1
should like to nay that the parties
who petitioned In annul the election
of fire chief acted In miml faith mill
for the betterment of the department,
and not with malice or any Intent to
embarniH any member of Die depart
ment. Ordinance No. 2 in of the city
of Koseburn, provides for a fire com
mission and the only direct authority
they hare la to call the election of
chief engineer and UKHluta n t chief of
the fire department by publication In
local newspaper or by posting;
notlcea ten daya before the first Fri
day In March of each year. In that
they have failed. In all other irint
tera they are simply a channel
through which communications may
reach the city council, or In cnHc of
the vacating of the office of the chief
engineer or sssistnul to temporarily
fill auch office, and to hear any trial
or grievance of any officer or inem-
The lilllHl rill lull hIuiivk a liuicllilic lie llilie rcr.llllv llisl.llli-it tor
IrolilliK the tup fobl nt a collar lo a m! in li 1 1 y muml nh:iie anil .il I lie
same time niakliiK a tie space thus permit 1 1 iik Hie lr iml nsy
luovnieut of the tie buck and forth to ihe roier position. We
have added in nil fl -:t it iik-d I k rcliili o iiiiicIiIiick, uml hclietc ymi
will find a vlKlt to our plum at l;ls S .l.ieltKim street both lutcri'si
iiig and ItisiriietUc. Itlisl ltl lt(i STIIAM Miltv.
The number you can't fornel ; It's on the l ire unl. I'hoiie 7
K. W. KAtiAX
(nods Called for
THE VIENNA
Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing Works
Your entire wjitlinlie taken eare ol ly expert
FRENCH DRY OK STEAM CLEANERS
All Work Fully Cuaranlml 127 North Jackson St.
W
e aie not
m i esS;it II
Iml
Selling Qui at Cost
Our Entire $6,000 Stock of
New and Second Hand Furniture
and Household Goods
As a .s imple of muv wo oll'cr
One Carload of "Pure White" Hard
Wheat Flour at
$1.25 Per Sack
We both lose nioiiiy il' n l.nl io attend this .ale.
J. H. CAMPBELL & SON
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were. In fact thev are at nreaeiit a i
cumbernt.ee to the city and the fire 1
(Ifpartnu'i.t and hIiouIi) fit Hit Im
iImiIIkImmI or given Hin'i-tflc power hi ;
alt fin (It'imrtuifiit inuttfrti. j
It hiiH hcon an lil that 1 wiih ticblnd j
the foiilrHtliiK of I In rcci'iil flrt lie-j
liartnieiit election bwmitm I wiih de
fialed for fhlef of t lie uVpiirt inent. j
TIiIk Ih nnt so. It Ih n fnet that I wan 1
illHitpnohitod, hut IT the boy who do
the work believe that Home one elite
can nerve them belter than I, then
I am willing, ih I told them at the 1
meeting, to put my nhoulder to thel
wheel and help maintain the organi
zation. Mr. Puncher Ih an excellent
.voting man rimKI believe will he again 1
elected to head the department at tho
next election. I hope that the com
mUHioners and city ofDclalH will nee
that the flro department Ih nil or
ganization that lieedtf the- proper at-
tentlon and support and in t'Ud to be
the playihlng for a few to Iohh about
at will. I
It Ih cany for the cU'.ena to crlti-
I'llONK -Jl I
and Dtlivcrcd
niiiy; nut ul Ittisiuess,
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wish to heir, thnv .hnulri .in i.t
should always obey the orders of the
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Hid oiKaulxation. M. h'. WltKillT.
rorvrv roritT iKmKfl.
(Continued from page 1).
and lino feet of approaches. Knul
neer Certnotul roiiKlily CHtiinntoa tlie
cost at lin.nnu.
Court ItuyH Alltoni(hile,
The court thla afternoon bought an
automobile for general official work.
It Is n new li-passfngcr llulck of 25
horncpowpr and cost flOKsl.
K. T. Ilaniliu waa awarded n con
tract ror furnishing the cnurthoiis
with iU tiers of wood at 12.35 u
tier.
(Ieorge II. Culsfortli, of Kiddle
w:ih appointed a county road viewer,
vice I'eter llallf, resigned.
Ployil Kdily. tht? deputy sheriff
who was wounded by Joseph Knyard
In a gun fight near Sittherlln when
Knyard resiKted service on a grand
Jury subpoena, asked t lie court for
a moiictnry donation to assist him In
ilerrnvhiK Hie expenses of medical
attention. The ropiest waa denied,
.tiinis of I Hi were contributed to
lldily by Sheriff tjiilni- and District
Att'o'ney Hrown and it Ik understood
Hint 'llzi iis of Sulherlln will follow
tills e;tmple.
'I'll" county viewers were ordered
to ui'r'l at Itetilieu on March 21 and
surve. a road petitioned for by John
N'cuner. el al. In district No. 19.
Al'I'IIAI.S TO WILSON'.
It'oulinihd from page 1).
.l.uii'i Sinit'fiM. m:in:iter of (lie
M:il.liiill I'l. ltl t'.liiiiillv'M store, wns
called today. II" nitnln refuseil to
tell ihe jcarlv in ul its of Ills concern.
Win n aste.l tor an opinion rei-nrdlni;
the miliitinilil waKe law. Simpson
raid:
I tliiuli the minimum wniro on
whii li a unman, could resieclnhly
I i Mi Is lielneen tX I $!l a week
tint It a ill I ti i iii n Til wnKc law is eu
atleil il will jin-rease t lie cost of liv
ing, and this increase will have to
lie home h he public."
iI:hmy i i:i.i:nit i i s tnoi'ii
m:ii or' i:i.(ii'.Tio.
HKItl.lN. Mareli III This year is
to I tie of ctvat eelehrat inns In Hi
l-'al le rlainl. lor it marks the llluth
aniiiifisan of Prussia's war of lib
eralioli a'lainst aioleoli and th
L'ltli anniversary of, the Kaiser'
reicn.
I'he war ci'lfliiations were formal
ly Inaugurated toilav wiih an elalior
ale series of religious and military
i-renionies in eerv Prussian parri--on.
lield in- order ..r the lOiniiemr
l nie 11. run i-leliralioli I In- Kaiser
himself will lie Hi,, central fiiiure. all
the iirinri s of the royal house and
the military and uayal ilimiilarics
participants in the solemn soryiivs
III tlie c.i t lied ra . Alter divine ser
vice tin' won i am calls for a parade
of trooiis and another commemora
tnrv eeremniiial at the statute of
rredorlek William ill. In rroiit of
tlie roial castle.
wiimin m i ivi i:i i't iti.K
I.MItllt tlMMIS-IHM It.
W SIIIii lM, March III I'resl
ileiit ilsnn si nt tile rnllowlnij nouil
naliotis to till' Senate totlav
' l'llt XsstNtaut I'nstniastir-dener-al.
it. IV Ifoper. of Smith I'aroliua;
Tlniil Assistant. Alexamlcr liockety
of Missouri; Fourth Assistant, .lames
itlaki slee. of I'eniisvlvatiia : t'nmmis
sioner ot l.atior, I'tiarles N'el'l, tlie
present Keplliilie.ill itlcumtieui.
ItKAI. I srVIK TKANsh'KltS.
IV I! I'i'inl'i tun to ''! ii il1 Tim
ber Co . i: I UK acres In town
ships :'.!. :. :io and :: I 11.
I" N llllstlll to (I V. I.OKsdotl.
I'"". lo! I. lilock I. Pleasant View
A.I.I, to li:. I. lie.
I N. .Inlilis In Ira I'. llatfielil.
II 7 1 0 ; I'd aires sec I. ;-.
I.. It. Wallace to I' II. Atwooil
IIP; K'.i lot I Id, iik I. I'lat it. Uoiie
iniri: Home Orch.ir.l 'I'rai ts.
Jonas Suenholt to Mrs .1 Homme,
lot 1. block I. lllllicrtsotif
Add to llli lulale.
! Ai riA riov Mt u isc.
i "I'll i annual election of officers of
tense bun: i. ii, I, .v in::; i.. o. o M
,will take pt ice March lull. It Is lln
portan tliat all luemliers lie present.
SKl'liKTAHY.
itv aii.i.il tcsr. Miitueite eatiucd
and clas too.is are the blithest grade
Inn tlie market today We aiwoltlte'y
iitu.uantee tties. coeds in iverv r'
I H e. t MIIIedK.' k I'likonn. dtf
3. H. Clark went to Eugens on
business thla afternoon.
Mr. J. A. Dewey, of Olendale, la
making a brief visit in thla city. ;
J. A. Jordan, employed at F. E.
Alley'a ranch for aome time paat,
returned home to Fair Grounds thla
afternoon. I
I'rograma are out for the county
institute of the W. ('. T. U., which
will be held In Roaeburg next Wed-;
nesday evening and all day Thursday,'
March 13 and 1 A-at the Christian
Church. !
Not Just a gocd for leaa price, but
the beat at the right prion, backed
by our personal guarantee of satls-
faetiun or money back. The Bee Hive
(of course).
Another new machine waB received
ly the Itoseburg Steam Laundry to
day. It is the latest Improved collar,
cuff and shirt ironer. Thia live insti
tution always keeps Ita equipment
right up to date.
ilecuuxo of the new law barring
ponsionerK drawing over . $20 a
month, the Oregon Soldiers' Home
today lost six of Ita members, Kara
Cross, (ieorge Morrison, Ira Call, J.
H. I'dley and W. A. Young, all of
whom went to Portland, and A. C.
Maker, who returned to Junction.
Several others will be compelled to
the new bunding is erected at
! ,,,e "ome 89 Provided for by an ap-
Pi'r J,OB , ''f.T .h . ' ?! Iegisla-
!l"" for entrants will be increaaed to
11U. the same as in other states.
'I'he I2U limit law In occasioned chief
ly by the luck of accommodations for
applicnnlH for adinlnHlon who receive
minimum pensions nud arc. in urgent
need of proper curetnklni;.
Imitations have for years tried to
overcome tho popularity of "Heinz"
products without success. You can
got this brand at the Dee Hive (of
course).
District Attorney Oeorge M. Hrown
has been requested by Governor West
to recommend someone for the coun
ty attorneyship of Coos, as provided
under the new state law nbollshlnt;
District Attorneys nnd substituting
County Attorneys. Mr. Brown an
nounced today that be would decide
on an appointee tomorrow. It Is be
lieved his choico rests between A.
II. Derbyshire, of North' Bend, and
I,. A. I.IIJcnvlBt. of MarBhfleld. both
of whom have served as Ilrown'n
deputies. Cbns. II. McKnlght, one of
tho attorneys for tho defense In the
McClullen trial, is nn active aspirant
for the position, which pays 11900
a year, but now that the matter has
been left to Hrown It is considered
that he stands little or no chance of
KcttiUK il. Brown's salary as attorney
for DoukIiis County will be !-' 100 a
year. The attorneyship for Curry
County, where only one term of court
a year Is held, has fallen to a lawyer
named W cat hor'ord. Ills salary will
be ta00 a year.
Wo hnve tried them all and after
years' experience In the grocery busi
ness we picked .Monople canned and
kIiish foods for our leaders. Mil)-
eiliie V; rickeus. grocers, Cass SI. tf
This is a National week declared
by a President for tlie purpose of
eating Kelloggs Corn I'lakes. C.et
tliein at tlie iiensou (irocery. if
Are you going to have a garden
this spring? Milleilge j Pickens are
agents for tlie famous Webster luiva
Seeds. In mammoth packages and
they are guaranteed strictly fresh, tf
Cheapest accident Insurance'-Mr.
Thomas' Kcleetlc Oil. Tor burns,
scalds, cuts and emergencies. All
Vou have missed a port Inn of your
own particular slum of life's good
tilings of you have never used Hill's
ConVes and Teas." For sale and
ituarnnleed by tlie I tec Hive (of
course).
tients: now Is tho time to order
that new suit for spring or summer.
Very latest samples Just received by
(1. W. Sloper, next door to Palace
Theater. Strictly all-wool, up-to-date
stills, guaranteed to fit. for 115 up.
If you don't want a new one, bring
your old suit and have it denned and
pressed lo look like new. Hals also
cleaned and blocked. dtf
Can you boil ihe coffee you are
using without making it hllter'.' If
you can not. use liolileti dale. It is
inner bitter. At the Itetison lirocery.
If you want tlie best that's going
In canned goods, call up Milleilge &
Pickens, phone l!i."., uud order "Mini
oplo." Hie One Host. dtf
1IOTKI, AltltlYAI.S.
Hotel Mcl'iallen- .1. L. Asbton nud
wife. Oregon City: .1. p. Ames. Mvr
ll. Point; !' A. Wright. Dora; J. K.
Itootb. Walla Walla; Alfred .lesei-
son. .leselMiioil Orchards: C. iiurkc.
Kugeiie; Mrs l. Fish and daughter.
IMMill. Ill : W. Kosetl, l.os Angeles;
Paul M. IHmmiek. I.. I.. Sauford, San
Francisco: K. J Itian. W. I.. Mc-
Honalil. lllanls Pass. ,1. S. Wllev.
Millie Cri'ek; Ceo. Cutsforlb. Sam
Hall, Ulii.lle; M. It. lleves. Taionin:
Mrs. lOdilli I'. Weatlierre.l. II. p. Hnr-
rison. Portland. Mr. and Mrs. John
Mexander. lillde.
THE ANVIL PHIl.OSOIMIKIt.
Who will lecture on "The Social
ists' Challenge" at tlie Armory March
1-itb. bus a utiioue plan of develop
ing discussion. He provides nil who
mil accept them with n tablet and
.eiicil so as lo facilitate questions
inl criticism: nt the close of bis mi
tres lie takes up these tablets and
levotes tlie remainder of tlie even
ing to answering the critics.
Another unioue feature is his plan
of leaching the profit system by ob-
t lessons, which makes what Car-
1U called "The Dismal Science." us
plain as A II C. Come earli If vou
desire to haie n seat. dit
CASTOR I A
For Infants tt:id CMldrco.
Ths Rind Ycu Kara Always Bought
Berths sjrTTT
Can Uncle Sam Reach You? If So, Why Not Order Your
Cigars and Tobaccos
By Telephone and Have Us Mail Your Order by
By Parcel Post
Always a Fresh and Up-to-date Line.
Telephone 3118.
22M H. Jncknon.
HOHKIll ltd, ORMiO.N.
CIIAMIIKRI.AIX (JETS ON
"STKKItlNO COMMITTEE.'
WASHINGTON. March 8. Selec
tion of tho Democratic "steering com
mittee," the body which will organ
ize the majority In the new Senate,
was made In the Democratic Senate
caucus today. The committee in
cludes Senators Kern, Chamberlain,
Owen, O'Uorman. Smith of Georgia,
Lea and Thomas among the Progres
sive Democrats nnd Senators Martin
nnd Clark, the latter from Arkansas,
among tho conservatives.
A Republican caucus also selected
a "steering commltteo" to organize
the minority. This committee con
sists of Senators Lodge, Nelson, War
ren, Smoot, La Follette, Ilrnndugee,
Smith of Michigan, Crawford, Jones
and Fall,
IXKJAL NEWS
Talbott's original 25c dog remedies
at Osburn's Pharmacy. dw
Security Block remedies at Os
burn's Pharmacy. dsw
Sidewalk luumur cut ready to ia.
Pie Investment Co. Phone 242. tf
Talbott's poultry remedies at Os
burn's Pharmacy. dsw
Spiritism Gaid to Be Ue.nani-i.
A most Inlcrestlu' Hi ., !.i.!mi-.
has recently come off tlie press eti..u
forth with Itlble pnn fs tbii the c ;r
muulcntl.ius received by an 1 n-ou'
Splrlllut Mediums Is of Iienu ti orl.i;
Tlie writer triucs bis sulijei t tli.ui;,'
tbe Scriptures from the ti::.e wl:
ccrtnln of tbe holy angels hicMuc iii
obedieut. He proves from lb,' Scr.p
tures that these fallen spirits pel
ou.'ite tlie buuiun dead, with whoi
past history, spirits, tlioiii.'li Invi-ll..
ire thoroughly iiciiuuiiited. lie slinw
thut they also fre-pit ally p; r:-;.:i
ate the ('renter uud Ihe lie 1. ei.., i
cumuiuntlhig their tie eived on s !
pray, do pciianeo, etc. "."'iX Piuvcver
Is merely to lead theai on ami t . I tlin
tbem more thoroughly uail r d luonl
ncal control. Sometimes by iire-ikin;
down the natural barrier. tSe tiumai
will, they possess their victim, and iu'.i
blm more or less to bis ruin - fn ipient
ly sending such to the ina.l li use
Numerous illustrations, S. riptural tui-i
Jthcrwlse, nre glveu. The pel. e i.f Ih.
Illlle honk Is but ten eeuls; il shouT.
be In the li.iml.i of all interested li
Spiritism or who leive friends ucet
estcd therein. Kin lo;!ii tlie two-ieie
tntlips to the Illlile and Tr:;et Society
17 Hicks street, lirooklyn, N. V
I 't' rmlrmr'l
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
I have re-opened my course
In Instruction la paiutlng, and
those wishing to Join the cl ftis
are kindly requested to call any
afternoon, corner Flint and
Oak streets.
MRS. J. II. HAUTHOLOMAY.
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M"I-M-I"1"11"1"1"I-II"I-M-
ISKW CiOOIIS.
I have Just received my
Spring shipment of bicycles;
bicycle, tires and base ball
goods. 1 have hlrycles ranging
In price from r2f to 4S. Bi
cycle tires from $4.60 to $7
per pair. It you are thinking
of getting a bicycle or your old
one needs repairs of any kind,
call and see me.
Do not send away for that
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bicycle until you have looked
mine over and get my prices
I and terms.
A J. H. SYKES' GUN STORE.
4. Opposite Postofftce, Roseburg.
l"T"t"t-"I l"T' '1 't I 'M. M-t
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Advertisement
When you buy fine writing pa
per from us don't let the ques
tion of price frighten away
your good taste.
We have a paper that meets
every requirement for those
who are careful about the kind
they use, and yet conforms to
the most modest pocketbook.
Kino bok stationery nt .
l.V PKU BOX AND IP.
The Roseburg Book Store
llooksellfr and Stationers.
OFFICE Fl'RMSHLRS
Itowttarg Orrgon
The Monogram
LOCAL NEWS
Phillip Nugel, an Inmate of the
county Indigent home at Edenbower,
died this morning of cancer. He was
53 years of age and was admitted
from Deer Creek about five months
ago.
"Prld of Douglas" and "Queen
City" flour bring 'suits. Ask th
Douglas Count Mills. Phone IS.
Most Roseborg nou.iewlves us
either "PrMe of Douglas" or "Queen
City" floor. There's a reason for It
Phone 13, Douglas County Mills, If
rour grocer doesn't earnr sltber kind
Pianos at
CM
Busli&Lane
Victor
W. A. Ilurr has decided to close
out his entire stock of Flush & Lane
nnd Victor pianos and devote all his
time to bis new enterprise. This Is
a chance of a life-time to get a high
grade Bush & Lane or Victor piano
at the price of a inferior make.
A fine assortment if you hurry.
At Campbell store on Jackson street.
W. A. Burr
Patronize Home In
dustry Doupjas County Creamery
Co., makers of Pure
BUTTER & ICK CREAM
Phone 040 420 N Jackson
Roeburg, Oregon
P. S. We pay highest market
price for butter fat anil sweet
cream.
TYPEWRITERS
New Machines $5 Down and
$5 a Month
A. S. HUEY Co., Roseburg, Or
AUTO TRANSFER
1. F. CIJEMKNT8, Prop.
Phone 70, or leave orders at J. H
I syncs gun store.
Which we are here to make to
please our many patrons with
the bakerygoodswe bake.
Our Bread
Is of first importance we
know you'll find it right, but
all the other minor things
will give the same delight.
OREGON BAKERY
328 North Jackson
Palace
Theater
F. A. Lacey, Mgr.
EXTRA
Big Program
EXTRA
Here Today
Sure, and
Tomorrow
SELIG BIG
RAILROAD
PRODUCTION
Ihe false Order
Story of a Thrilling
Locomotive Collision
with 2 j? io.ooo Engines
PATDrSVEDOT
World Before Your
Eves.
MAIM
Vitagraph Comedy of
Two Twins
KHT5 DADT
It's Some White
Elphant
The Great Mining
Scene
MISS H. STONE
The Lady That Makes
the Picture Talk
Come ami Hear the
Soundograph
Wed, and Tims.
Extra Special 'Feature
Power ot Silence
In Two Reels
Fri. and Sat.
Violins and Piano So
los. Vocal Solos, Duets
and Trios in conjunc
tion with the regular
performance.
Matinee Every Dav
Remember the Price
Children 5c
AH Others 10c
The cldorado Lode
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' 1 iujli .y: Ai fir : '