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Newspaper Page Text... "r ' , . ' 1 1 tupplunut to EVENING ROSEBURC REVIEW MARCH 11. 113. BURIED VILLAGE UNCOVERED! . Gale Iwnpi Sand From Ecclee, En tombed In 1605. In the year luti Hie sen rullcd up . to the i!hti:e (if I-: iles. i,n nlc Norfolk const, piiKiilfril II iiml drowned every InhuMtiiiit, iiivcrlnif the whole wilii tuns unil tons nf k. ml. Only n ton er of ihe parish church re mained mIkiio to murk the plnee where I whole rnniiiiniilty hml lived for een turles. In IS'n (he tmver eollnpse.1. After o reeent terrtlie mile the cov rtnif KdiKl wim found to hare been wept rlulit nwny from the Eecles beaeh, leaving the church and rUluce exposed. Baby Smokes Black Cigars. Passenger mid St. Louis Union sta Hon employees In the wititliiE room 03 the aeeond door of the building were startled reeeiitly liy the sight of a tbree-yenr-ohl Imy eiilmly lighting and smoking a lontr. bhiek clgiir with evl dent enjoyment. A train culler ques Socialist Lyceum Course Five consecutive, constructive lectures on the great economic and political strug gle of today. By five authorized representatives of the Socialist Party. The Socialist Challenge, March 15 E. W. Perrin What Is Socialism? March 22... Robert Rives LaMonte The Class Conflict, March 29 Luella Twining What Socialists Want, April 5, ... L. F. Fuller The Socialist Movement, April 12 Robert Knight Lecturers especially selected for this state from a corps of sixty speakers, toured under the direction of National, tate and Local Organizations of the Socialist Party These Lectures will be held at the ARMORY on the dates above stated. -HEALTH Cleanse teeth ill the morning, at night and after each meal always brush teeth from the gums downward for the upper teeth, und from the Rums upward for the lower teeth. Never pick teeth with metal points Acids, like vinegar, lemons, etc., destroy the lime of the teeth and destroy their solidity. Laugh! Show your teeth Krohn's Drug Store Cass Street Roseburg, Oregon Sutherlin Wine Co. The Only Wholesale Liquor House in Southern Oregon Family Liquors, Wines & Beers Orders Filled by First Outgoing Train PHONE 51 Sutherlin, Oregon You Don't Have Go To Sea To to Onirnt Culverts, Omeat ftewcr Pipe", else 8 to 841 Inches. Cement bailC'n; fmndatlon and eblmaey blncka. Cement sidewalks and cement work of any kind. 1 have five or six bouses I will sell cheap, as I want to uee tbt money In other business. 8m my burglar-proof window lock, lis O, K. See pat's Elastic reef paint for leaky roofs We build, mora or repair your bousss. Business buildings a specialty. Over dirt; years experience tn building. CONTRACTOR AMD BVILUKR F. GCOO ROAD ORIST. A bad foundation inourM a bad road, no matter how much attention ia paid ta tho aurface. Conlidor tha traffic to go ovar the proposed resd and than aa lect the material to be uaad. Ta make a apht tog drag uee red cedar, red elm. bo elder, aoft maple or willow. The earth road ahould have aome friande who will drain It and then drag it after every hard rain. Every county that haa in it an active good roada organisation is improving the roada. j . ...... 'TTTTT TTTTTWWTV . TtTTTTt tioned the liny' mother. Mrs. Ilarrlet Cilllnh.iii of New Orleans. She told how her son hml lined tobacco since he whs two year.-, old on the advice o' n physician Flic uhl he had been nl ; Hlcic.l with slnm.icli trouble anil thn siuokluv Iriii i:irtly cured hlin. When you think of a garden you naturally think of planting onions. Mlllcdge ft Pickens have an excep tionally fine supply of onion setts and the price Is right. dtf HINTS- don't be ashamed of them! -Healthy lift! i do their duly, well chew til ftKril If half dlitvfttrd, good dl ICCNtion iiii'iuiH pun Mood, hf-alth lirfitnoh'K vim mid kmmI f ilrittf henre, your happiuc depend Rrvntly iiw.n tilt condition of your liTth Our Mock comprises crcry standard of hcntlfrlre. Tooth Powder, OomiiH. WhaIi and lo tion for spongy or receding guiiM uk well ilk every article ronnrrtftl with the can of your teeth. Come in and let us rIiow you how to arquirc a healthy In ugh and tw proud of your teeth. To See PAT F. PATTERSON MARKET REPORT. Egg Dropped From ISc to 12 Me. The feature) of today's market In the decided decline In the local egg market, egg having dropped from 15o to 12 Vie per dosen. Price paid by Roseburg dealer: EQGB 12 Vic BUTTER SOc. BUTTER FAT 38c. POTATOES 65c. CABBAGE IVi 2c. APPLES 36 60c. WHEAT $1. OATS 40o to 4 5c. HAT Vetch, Slu ton; grain. flO. Uveatock. SHEEP 4 to 4 Vie. HOGS Dressed, 8 Vic 9c; alive. 7e. STEERS Alive, 5 Vic to 6o. SOWS Alive, 6c to 6V4c VEAL Dressed, 9 10c. POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive. 12c; dressed, 14c. TURKEYS Alive, 15c; dressed. 18c. PORTLAND MARKETS. WHEAT Track prices, Club 86 & 87c; Bluestem, 9c(j$l; Fortyfold, 88c; Red Russian, 85c; Valley, 88c. BARLEY Feed, Nominal, brew ing nominal; rolled $25.50 and 328. 60 per ton. CORN Whole, 827; cracked. 828 per ton. FLOUR Patents, 14.70 per bar rel; straights, 34.10; exports, 33.85 and 33.95; valley, 34.70; graham, 34.60; wholo wheat, 34.80. MILLSTUFF8 Bran, 321.00 per ton; aborts, 323; middlings, 330. HAY Eastern Oregon timothy. choice, 3156117; mixed, $1012,- 50; oat and vetch, 312: alfalfa, $11, 50; clover, 310; strew, $607. OATS No. 1 white, 327.50. POTATOES Burbanks, 45 and 50 cents per hundred; sweet potatoes, 4a pound. ONIONS Oregon, 90o and 31 per sack. VEGETABLES Artichokes, 31.26 $1.50 per dozen; asparngus, 150 18c pound; cabbages, left) 1 Vic lb.; cauliflower, $2.25 per crate; celery, 32.o0i34.2u per crate; cucumbers. 32 32.50 per dozen; egg plant, 25c lb.; head lettuce, 32.25 crate; pep pers, ;uc per pound; radiRhes, 3ic per dozen; rhubarb, 10(12Vsc per pound; sprouts, 10c: tomatoes, 32 per box; garlic-, i Iff Go per pound spinneh, lij $1.25 per box. APPLES 50c to $1.50 per box. HoM, Wool and Hide. HOPS 1912 crop, "prime and choice, 15l"c lb.; 1913 contracts, 15c lb. PELTS Dry, lie 12c; lambs, 25c35c; full wool, $1.25 and $1.36. WOOL Eastern Oregon, 10c l ie per pound, according to shrink age; valley, 18c20c per lb. HIDES Salted hides. 11 'Ac iff 12c per pound; salted rulf, lCcii lsc; Baited kip, 12ef l-lc; green hides, 11c; dry hides, 21cT22c: dry calf. No. 1, 25c; No. 2, 20c; Bulted bulls. 8c. CASCArtA He lb. Dnlry and Country Produce. POULTRY. Hons. 15ft ICo lb.; broilers, 25c; turkeys, live, I ti 20n; dressed, choice, 24cff2nc; ducks, licit 18c; geese nominal. EGOS Fresh locals, candled, 18c per dozen; current receipts, 17c 174e. CHEESE Oregon Triplets, 17c; Young Americas, nominal. BUTTER Oregon creamery but ter, cubes, 3714c per pound; prints, 39 lb. PORK Fancy, lOUcTHIc. VEAL. Tuncy, HffUSt lb. Easy. "Henry," she suld, "1 wish I could orgittiitte n MK'h'ly of some kind. It seems to Us the only way to sct-urc siK'inl recoKiiltimi In this town." "Well, why don't you (;o ahead and ornnlze iitic'f" "I i-iiu't think uf anything that' I'm an aiilhorltv mi If I should organize s il I'll m:i clnh M'llle other wiininu who knew inure .'limit the ilr.'itiiii than I would tititt In iiml i:"t herself elected prcsiih-nt II would In the mime wuy witli siilTritc. ellil.'iil ulture nlul child study iil.il iiiu-ii' I'm iiiirnrtiiuiitely not mi nutlioMty on nuy uf these thiiiKM. iiml If I pit up ii Kocicty I should, of conn..', wiliit to he the heml uf It." "Well, why not orirmilzc n Urnwiiliu; cluli? You '-nil jirctciitl to know nil llUnit Itmu nliii;. ;iil tlie other women who pretend I., kihiw nil uhotit him won't know wl-cilier you're 'fooling them or not." Cf.kngo ICecord lleruld Five Varieties of Salmon. KllllicliatUa tias ,1ve varieties of s:llin ou --chnvltrha (king siiluiolii, krilnnala (red saltuoin. kec (dog saliiioui, gnr tiii-ha (tiutiiiliaik s.ilinoui nlul klshuti-h isockele sallimui '1 he run of cliiivltchu lii'glns about May 111 tu 20 (old style' during the period of Mpriui: rains and the overllow nf inno'ly water. They run tn Inrge schools, lied Hie run con tlliues for several rl., h The fl-.ll, which weigh twenty to twenty Ave pounds. Is purely a Kiiinchatkn fish and Is not found in the Okhotsk nnd other districts.- Consular und Trade Reports. He Didn't HusK "Mamma," iincrlcd li'tle Willie, "what Is Iiiii';' " "Why do you nsk, del'.'?" said his mother. "liiH-nuse." explained te observing tirvhln, "when 1 asked sister what made her hair nil niiisMd after her Jean was here this nficnoon ulie said, 'Hush, dear." " Chl'-ngo 'ews. Deadlier and 8sler, "Let's send the czar n b nub conceal ed In s plum pudding " "Why not merely send him n plum pudding?" suggested the other callous plotter. "If he eats It cur work Is done nnd we run no risks. "Louisville Courier Journal. Let Stone tune your piano. YOUR USELESS CHIN. What Mechanical er Physiological Purpose Dees It Serve? What Is your chin for?" is the rdd query raised by Sir Itny UinUester, the selentlst, who says he Is unable to Hud any mechanical or physiological pur nose which the chin serves. The fact that modern races of man kind have chins and most primitive men whose reiunlns have been found did uot hive them naturally" lends to simulation ns to why this Is so." be said. Dr. Forbes Ross agree with Sir Ray that tbe chin Is useless in Itself, but gives the following explanation of the reason for it: "All animal that browse have no chin nt all. Their teeth slit lit forward to allow them to reach easily things tbnt would otherwise be beyond their reach. The moment man gave up browsing on green things and became less and less an nnliual his teeth grew erect, and his Jaw bnd to aecoinmodulp Itself. Erect teeth prove mini to lie fur removed from ruminants, and therefore a man with a well marked Jiiw Is fur ther removed from ruminants than a man without. That's why we are In clined to regurd a mau without u dc!t nite chin ns iiosscsslug n mind rattier like a sheep, without determination, without character." New York Ameri can, Changing a Name. How n patronymic may lie trans formed out of all recognition Is showu by an Instance quoted by Cosmo iuues in bis work on surnames: "James Halfpenny, n Dublin citizen, throve In trade, mid his children In duced hliu lu his later years to change the nnniu, which they regarded us un dlgnlBed. This he did chiefly by drop plug tbe hist letters. He was burled as James Hulpen. Tbe fortune of tbe family did uot recede, and his son after renouncing retail dealing looked about for a euphonious name. He mude uo scruple of dropping tbe unnecessary "h," anil, that being done, it was easy lo go In fur the Celtic rage, which Waller Scott had Just raised to a great height. Consequently be who had run Hie streets as little Kenny Halfpenny came out nt the nssemblles of the day us Kenneth McAlpln." Tim Forty Year Teat. An nrticle must have exceptional merit to survive for a period of forty years. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was first offered to the public in 187 2. From a small beginning It has grown In favor and popularity until it has attained a world wide reputa tion. You will find nothing hotter tor a cough or cold. Try it and you will understand why It Is a favorite aftor a period of more than forty years. It not only gives relief It cures. For sale by all dealer. C Contractor II. S. Nichols Is now at home again and ready to take care of all work In his line of contracting, carpentering etc. Phone 388-Y. Pm9 Gents: now Is tho tl mo to order that new Bult for spring or summer. Very latest samples Just received by O. W. Sloper, next door to Palace Theater. Strictly all-wool, up-to-date Bulls, guaranteed to fit, for $16 up. If you don't want a now one, bring your old suit and have It cleaned nnd pressed to look like new. Hats also cleaned and blocked. dtf PROFESSIONAL CARDS M1M.H MAUIK W. WALSH Teacher of l'luuo Studio No. 206 W. Douglas St. Phone :HiS-L. Hnseburg, Oregon. U O. IUCK8 8CRVEOR. tt3 Perkins lUdg. Itooebnrg, Ore. Oi'flce Hours: Phone: 10 to 12 a. m. Offlcec Main 171 ? to 4 p. m. Res: Main 178 IHt. LUCKTTA HMIYH, Physician Wumen and Children Diseases a Rpeclulty Office, Masonic Mldg., Second Floor M.IIKRT S. IIUEY OITOMKTItlST 118 W. CASS ST Roseburg ... Oregon DM. 8 KELT, BKTUKR, A STEWART Physician and Burgeons, lulte of Offlees Rear Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Phone 367. ROSEBURO OREGON UltlrO.N A. FORY Vocal Lessons Studio 313 East Cass Street Phone 191-J. R08EBURO, ORE. HRS. CHARLES 8. REIN LINK Pianoforte Iaatrnctor Musical Kindergartener Studio: 423 Ell St. Phone 33-R O. R. GCLUON, M. D. PraeMss Uaaltod lo the Mr. Bar, Haas aad Ituut , Graduate Nurse Attsadkag. 306 Whit Tempi OBNE, ORB CLASSIFIED ADVERtlSEMENTS LOOT AMD FOUND. FOUND. Locket with chain, mono gram on locaei. uwner please call at thin office and describe it MISCELLANEOUS. SHORTHAND taaght by mall; new mamea, shortest in exujUaoe: tern, 33 per month. For farther particular addrea Berths Hold wertk, Room 384, Multnomah Be tel, Portland, Oregon. dswPmlt WANTKD. WANTED. Man and wife to Work on ranch, woman to do housework. Peter Ballf, phone 16F4. dtf WANTED Married oeuple to Uv on a reach ana take) charge f the plaee. Address Tho sua Taylor, Mainma, Hnmholdt Ooaaty, Ne vada, daw Pa 17 WANTED. Toung team of good, gentle work horse, wagon and harness; also two young fresh cow. Address Box 146, Riddle, Oregon. dswPmll WANTED. Good, aound, gentle horse, not over 7 or 8 years old, weight about 1300 lb. Apply to Douglas County Creamery. daw WANTED. Reliable man to work garden on shares. Address Lock Box T, Roseburg. tob nnra FOR RENT. Partly furnished bouse at 211 West Washington. Wm Van Buren. dtf FOR RENT. Large house, close In modern conveniences. Inquire of Albert Abraham. tf for light houaekeeplng, $12 per monin. szvft N. jacxaon, or phone 122-Y. tf HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Central location. Apply at 3.15 North Rose St., between 9:30 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. dtf FOR RENT. Unfurnished houae on Flint street. Roseburg, Enquire of J. F. Barker ft Co. tf FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE Good chapel organ, $11.. See Stone, phono 357-R. pdml3 FOR SALE. Crystal White Orping ton cockerels, $2.50 each; S. C. It. I. Red eggs, $5 a hundred; stock' flrnt class. Phone 28F2. L. II. 8kinner & Sons, Rosoburg, Oregon. n8 FOR SALE OR TRADE. 29 acres. i cleared; south and west expos ure; several aprlngs; 6 miles to Riddle; ideal fruit or poultry farm. A bargain for ciihIi, or will trade for city property or small place near town. Mrs. Roho Butrick, Roseburg, Ore. pinlfid HORSES FOR BALI Two bay geld ings, ge $ sad ( year; true pull ers; souid; weight 2600 lb. Price $260. Fred Broxlo, Wilbur Ore. dswtf FOR SALE CHEAP. Jump-seat rig; also chicken house and fence. Pbone 53. dswtf FOR SALE. 8. C. White Leghorn eggs for batching, and day old chicks; satisfaction guaranteed. Sunrise Poultry Farm, Roseburg, Oregon. dswPjn23 - 1 GENERAL 8TORT7 FOR SALE. Small country store, new stock, low rent, fine opportunity. Will discount to right party. Good reason for selling. Inquiro at Re view office. dswm20-202 FOR BALE. Two water motor 6 incb and 12-Inch. Inquire at Re view office. FOR SALE. Furniture of 10-room boarding house, on which louse may be secured. Roseburg. Ad dress B. II., care Review. Hm 10 Write Ideas YOU We Will Show You How! If you have Is' If yon eaa THsVK w will sl ow ynu tk seorots of this fascinating new prafaa ster. PWistr v sap esse aoe or atkvrary ex eel I ease neseseary. No "flowery laagaaga" hi waataA. rha I ess ssi I for ah eaa pis) I practically ualimlted. The Mg Him manufacturers are "moving heaven 4 sarah" fa Sklr aaau gst enosgb good slots to sueply tho ever Increasing demand. They are jCvrtag $! aai mora, Per single anor r written Ideas. W have raaaived asasiy letters from th film manufacturers, nth a VITAORAPH, EDISON, MaUN AT, LIIM, SOLAX, IMP, KBX. Kil.UNCB. CHAMPION, COMHT, MELIBS, BTC, arglag aa ta a4 photoplay ta thess. W waal more writers and we'll gladly tea ih you the secrets of ua. WE ARK SMLLINO PHOTOPLAYS WRITT1IN BY PMOPI.R WKO "NBYER BEFORK WBOTB A LINK FOR PUBLICATION." Perhaps we eaa do the same for you. If yeu ca think of only on good Idea every week, and will writ It out a directed by us, and it sell for only 125, a Ion I.ure, You Will Earn $100 Monthly for Spare Time Work FREE Bon't beeltat. Don't argue. NATIONAL AUTHORS' INSTITUTE FOR SALE. Finn strain Indian Runner duck egga for setting. 488 So. Main, or phone 362-R. BwalSp FOR SALE. Five-room hous on Flint street, hot snd eold water, bath, etc Price 31100. On houa . and three lots In Umpo.ua Park for 800. Term. L. w. Crocker, owner, 333 Flint street. Pml7 FOR SALE. Lots 1, I, 3 asd 4, In oioca iv, runney a Addition, will aell separately or all together, price 300 a lot, or all for 3110A, plua assessment for paving and sewer. Terms. Inquire at ' Re view office. tf FOR BALK. Oood sound Spitsen barg apples. Address F. D. Frltsch, Roseburg, or phone 3X23. tf FOR SALE CHEAP. Refrigerator, Carey coin cafe, both nearly new; alao Gloria gasoline light plant and a showcase, 2x4 feet. Address Box 412, City. tf FOR SALE.' 216-egg Jubilee Incu bator, almost new, at half regular price. H. Jay Stone, phone 357-R. Bmll FOR 8ALE. Farm and stock reach of 493 acres, six mile from Ross burg and two miles from railway station; all fenced and watered by two fine spring; houae of seven rooms, two barns, large fruit drier and other necessary buildings, all In good condition; bearing orchard of six acre consisting chiefly of Italian prune, remainder mixed fruit In abundance for family use; 200 acre or more of good soil can be farmed. Will sail at bargain If taken at one. Price and tarns on appflsaMen at MS Seaaad Avenue South, North Roseburg. tf Let Stone tune your piano. Patronize Home In dustry 'Douglas County Creamery Co., makers of Pure BUTTER & ICK CREAM Phone 340 420 N Jackson Roseburg, Oregon P. S. Wo pay highest market price for butter fut and swoot cream. Clawson's Plumbing Shop 319 N. Jackson Street TELEPHONES Shop 151 Residence 199-Y Can You Beat It? Nice level lots, river bottom soil, good streets, alleys In rear of every lot. All the privileges of tho city WITHOUT the city's heavy tat as sessment. In fact Maynard's Addition will make an ideal home for you, as It Is only four blocks from the new high school site, one block from store, two blocks from public school. See me about them, or phone 212-L. C. D. MAYNARD. Owner AUTO TRANSFER i. V. CIJ5MENTH, Prop. Phone 70, or leave order at J. H. Byke' gun store. for Moving Picture Plays! CAN WRITE PHOTO PLAYS AND EARN $25 OR MORX WEEKLY I END YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS AT ONCE FOR FRB COPT 9T OUK ILLUSTRATED BOOK.'MOVINO PIOTUR1 PLATWRITIN8." Write NOW ass learn Just what thl you and yur future. rooms 1 tsgts or grJt-4 ' apply at desk ot klsCtaO phone I, - v; ;.-'.;"' SAW FUEL BILL' By nalnc this mWC efficient lltU slsstrM 1 Costs no mora taaa aa ary eleetrle Ira, ' mm, 'JJ cheaper, cleaner taaa tm m '. Wood. . .. 1 S. fl. GflODlIAN' Roaeburg, Or. Pboa tl Cor. Oak and mata , FERNISLANDa GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Orctfon " Mrs. F. D. Qwn, np Cut Flowers Pottd Plants Fnrwral tttlfM Just received a fresh inpplj aWW - f of Ferns of all kinds.' AU ; on sale at ' .' " . .'.'iv'ij.S The Rase Confectionery :A Good Trees cannot be grown, re gardless o the pianty of tbe soil or care, an less you have the right kind of trees to begin with Come and See the kind of trees we sell before you boy. We guarantee you never sawony better. Prices Right Roseburg Nursery Co. KITCH1N & BLACK Proprietors asw prefeeelea may Baaa far , 1543 froadwey NEW YORK CITY 41 ? 1- 1