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Newspaper Page Texttrapplemaat to mmi ROSEBURG REVIEW MARCH 12, 191.1. GENERAL NEWS. A new world's altitude rucord was established Tuesday in Paris by the Freoch aviator Perreyon. Ho rose In a monoplane to a height of six thousand metres (approximately 19, (50 feet). Mayor J. Edward Unrry. Di- nocrut, of Cambridge, Mass., was re-ei."'ed for a third term Tuesday, defeating Arthur F. Blanchnrd, the Young Men's Progressive Republican candi date, by over 6000 votes. The Demo crats elected the entire board of nld ermen. The city voted no license for-tho 26th year. Conservative Socialists, represent ing more than 100 state locals nnd about 3000 of the 6700 dues-pnylng members of the Socialist party in Washington, formed a separate politi cal organisation at Tacoma Tuesday. This action followed the final session of the state convention when the radical organization, which through out had demonstrated it had the up per band, was denounced as a "dues paying organization to maintain the I. W. W. in its wild theories." and Its leaders branded as anarchists. Tbe new party styles Itself simply the 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, State aud Local Organizations of the Socialist Party These Lectures will be held at the ARMORY on the dates above stated. -HEALTH Cleanse teeth In the morning, nt iiIkIU ami after each nicnl always brush teeth from the frit ins down ward fur the upper teeth, and from the RiiniR upward Tor the lower teeth. Never pick tetMh with metal points Acids, likn vincn.tr, lemons, ete., destroy the lime of the teeth and destroy their solidity. 3 Laugh! Show your teeth sssBBAYk. Krohn's Drug Store Cass Street Land Plaster Our car of Utah Land Plaster has just arrived. This is fresh stock and the price is right. Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co. You Don't Have Go To Sea To lor Dement Culverts, Cement Newer Pipes, lie 8 to M Inches Cement bn!!5'n; f inudatlon and chimney blocks. Cement sidewalk and cement work of aay kind. I hara fir or six bouses I wilt sell cheap, as I want to use tbe boost In otbsr business. See my burglar-proof window Irck. lis O. K. Be Pat's Elastic roof saint for leaky roofs. We build, mors or repair your bouses. Business buildings a sperlslty. Over f"rty years experience In ballsing. CONTRACTOR AKD BVILTIEH F. Socialist part of the stats of Was' Ington. -y A Din appropriating siv.vuu iur the erection of a monument to the memory of James H. Shields, United States Senator from three states and once Governor of Oregou Territory. Urlgadler-Oeneral in both the Mexi can and Civil wars, was passed by the lower house of tbe Missouri State Legislature Tuesday. WANTEB-A GOOD STOMACH. MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets are guar anteed by tbe Red Cross Pharmacy to end indigestion and give yon a good vigorous stomach, or money back. They relieve after dinner dis tress In five minutes. 60 cents. MI-O-NA for belching of gas. MI-O-NA for distress after eating. MI-O-NA for foul breath. MI-O-NA for loss of appetite. MI-O-NA for heartburn. MI-O-NA for sick headache. .MI-O-NA for night sweats. MI-O-NA for bad dreams. MI-O-NA after a banquet. MI-O-NA for vomiting of preg nancy. Makes rich, pure blood puts vigor, vim, vitality Into the whole body. s ' Free trial treatment from Booth's MI-O-NA, Buffalo, N. Y. Security stock remedies at Oe- burn's Pharmacy. dsw HINTS- don't be ashamed of them! -Healthy te'tli do their duff, well chew rd food If half digested, good dl CiMhm inenns pure blood, health pmmoteH vim And good spirits henro, your happiness depend great ly upon the condition of your teeth Our stork comprises every standard of Dentifrice, Tooth Powder, Creams, Wash and lo tions for spongy or receding gums as well as every article connected with the rare of jour teeth. Come in aud let us show you how to acquire a healthy laugh and be proud of your teeth. Rosebnrg, Oregon To See PAT F.PATTERSON SNAPSHOTS AT CELEBRITIES John K. Shields, New Senator From Tennessee. John KiiIbIiI Shields, who was re cently elected lo the United States sen ate from Tetuu'BKee, win chief Justice of the supreme court of the stnte when chosen to wear the tca. Judco Shields Hill-cecils to the sent formerly occupied hy Senator Boh Taylor and which In the Interim slo.-u the hitter's death has heen filled respectively hy n Itcpulillcau ami a Democrat. The new senator Is a native of Ten nessee. Iirty-llvo years or aire ami a llfelnnK Pemocnit. lie was educated In tbe public schools, studied law anil In 1ST!) was admitted to the bar. I'm III his father retired In 180(1 Judc Shields practiced law with him. He was chancellor of thu Twelfth division! for two years and has la-en on the su premo lieiicli of the state since 1!K-, when he was elected associate Justice fitr n term of eluht years. lu 1010 he was re-elected anil upon the roornaul-s-it Ion of t he court was chosen chief Justl'e Three years nsro he took n leailliii: part In the lipid for n free Ju diciary lu Tennessee, and he and his followers were victorious. .ludce Shields was-a delegate to tile national convention of l.siMj and warm ly supported William Jennings I'.ryan. Governor of Indiana. Samuel Monett Italston. the new irovernor of ImMitia. Is the twen'y eighth man to he ludiU'liil Into thai hlh oil! e lie win d Thomas It Mar-dl:;li. w ho was i-1iwcii vi'-c plesi dent or III" 1'iilli-d Slates al 1'n- last clei-tloii l.ll.e his p'-o.ii ---or. lie is a hemoirat In hi- ln-i iiirur.i I aililri'-s Coveraol- Ual-ton asUi'd fol a l"-w con stllulioii for Ihe s;atc. lo-lat'hi lint the 'iiseul one was mia h hehind the times Tiie new chief executive of Indiana has Ion.; Ihhvi prominent in tile coun sam i r.i. i i:t.riiN ri or his rt n I IhI-c Mil lift s!l-4 (wflll (-:ilnll'j.ilr fur -.'i l't:ir f t:i If. L'lihtL' -1ti it tiff. !( Ki'ntlli':i H .itMil-lit."4 In U In' ;if ;i t ;itHlitl;itt Tot iitiiiliiil"ri:il h")i"i ;it tin Ii.-uhi-.riilir 1 : 1 1 ' mm i-iil In hill liriit mj ,y Mr .l;iilri!l A I c E it I "nw if tt' rum i Ml I 'll hi' ll'ini l:llrl (i : I - I ; 1 fill 1 1 : $ ;lli U oft I T : I ri ' 1 1 1 :( t!)r JMtll- I;iMTI:m 1 1 ;t 1 -I i ' - IimIIM iM nt l.i'h:ill"U. M Ir.'. i.iilr flt'tll lllll iini-'liM II- N .ti-i-l.v lititM.tcil li, tli' villi- i:li.pi rlulilttMi ;t iii ) r.-r iiv r:il i'.ir- Ii i1-, lii-t'ii M'ili-tit 'if tli l.i'li.-tii'Hi ti 1 1 tiMiinl Hi- h riu of of ti-$' :is 'jin i'i iHM i f"iir i':ir 1Unt for Kkln IHmmm. Nearly every skin disease yields quickly and permanently to Ilucklcn's Arnica Salve, and nothing Is better for burns or brulss. Sooltus and heals. John Deye, of Gladwin. Mich.. says, after suffering 12 years with skin ailment snd spending $400 on doctors' bills. Bucklen s Arnica Salve 'cured him. It will help you. Only 2Gc. Recommended by all druggists. B i Y?$jf, ,- '' life " ' MARKET REPORT. Prices paid by Roaeburg dealer: ECUS 12 tie. UUTTER 30c. BUTTER FAT S 8c. POTATOES 65c. CABBAGE ltt2c. APPLES 35 0 60c. WHEAT 1 1. OATS 40o to 45c. HAY Vetch, 10 ton; grain, $10. Livestock. SHEEP 4 to 5 He. HOGS Dressed, cc; alive. 7e. STEERS Alive, 5 He to Sc. SOWS Alive, 6c to 6Vc. VEAL Dressed, 0 to lie. POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive. 8 to 13c; dressed, 14r. TURKEYS Alive, 15c; dressed, 18c. PORTLAND MARKETS. WHEAT Track prices. Club 8C 87c; Bluestem, 9c$l; Fortyfold, 88c; Red Kussiau, 85c; Valley, 88c. BARLEY Feed, Nominal, brew ing nominal; rolled 135.50 and 126. 5v per ton. CORN Whole, $27; cracked, $28 per ton. FLOUR Patents, $4.70 per bar rel; straights, $4.10; exports, $3.86 and $3.95; valley, $4.70; graham, $4.60; wbolo wheat, $4.80. M1LLSTUFFS Bran, $21.00 per ton; shorts. $23; middlings, $30. HAY Eastern Oregon timothy. lhoice $15 to $17; mixed $10 to $13. 50; oat and vetch, $12; alfalfa, $11. 50; clover, $10; straw, I67. OATS No. 1 white, $27.50. POTATOES BurlmnkB, 45 and 60 cents per hundred; sweet potatoes, 4o pound. ' ONIONS Oregon, 90e and $1 per VEGETABLES Artichokes, $1.35 II. GO per doion; asparagus, 15 it 18c pound; cabbages, lcjjilVic lb.; cauliflower, $2.26 per crate; celery, $2.00I1.25 per crate; cucumbers, $2 0 $2.50 per dozen; egg plant, 26c lb.; head lettuce, $2.25 crate; pep pers, 30c per pound; radishes, 36c per dozen; rhubarb. 10 cents per pound; sprouts, 10c; tomatoes, $2 per box; garlic, 5 6c per pound; Bpinach, $1 & $1.25 per box. APPLES 60c to $1.50 per box. Hope, Wool and Hideo. HOPS 1912 crop, prime and choice. 15 17c lb.; 1913 contracts, 15c lb. PELTS Dry, llcfl12c; lambs, 25c&3uc; full wool, $1.25 and $1.35. WOOL Eastern Oregon, 10c 14c per pound, according to shrink age: valley. 18cf'20c per lb. HIDES Salted hides, 11 Vie 12c per pound; salted calf, 16c3ll8c; salted kip, 12c 1114c; green hides, 11c: dry hides, 21cW22c; dry calf. No. 1, 25c; No. 2, 20c; salted bulls, be. CASCARA oo lb. Dairy and Country Produce. POULTRY Hens, 15 to 1514c per lb.; broilers, 25c; turkeys, live, 18c 4f 20c; dressed, choice 24cw2c; ducks, 1 7c 18c; geeso nominal. EGOS Fresh locals, candled, 18o per dozen; current receipts, 17c 17 'Ac. CHEESE Oregon Triplets, 17c; Young Americas, nominal. UUTTEK Oregon creamery but ter, cubes, 3 7 Vic per pound; prints. 3H lb. l'OUK Fancy, 10 Vic lie. VEAL. Fancy, 1414V4c lb. ChoapfHt nccliloiit Insurance Dr, Thomas' Helvetic Oil. For burnn, KCiilriu, cuts and emergencies. AU ilriiKK'ts sell It. 25c and GOc. PROFESSIONAL CARDS MISS MAIHK W. WALSH Teacher of Pluno Sludio No. 200 W. Douglas St. Phone :um-L. Rosebnrg, Oregon. U G. HK.K8 IWRVKOR. Perkins flldg. Roseburg, Ore. Office Hours: Pbones: 10 lo 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main IT! DR. M CETTA 8M1YH, Phystrlan Women and Children Dlpenaft a Specialty Office, Masonic Hide.. Second Floor li iii::it s. iii'KV OI'TOMKTItlST 118 W. CAPS ST Roseburg - Oregon IlltS. SKKLY, HKTHKK, 4 BTKWART Physicians and Surgeons. lulte of Offices Rear Donglas Na tional Bnnk, Oround Floor. Phone 367. UOSEBURO .... OIIEOON M'lthON A. KORY Vocal Lctisons Studio 312 Bast Cass Street Phone 191-J. ROBHBURO. ORB. HIM. CHARLES S. HHINUNK Pianoforte Instructor Musical Kindergartener Studio: 4 23 Ella St. Phone 3J-R . . . , , ,,. ., ," OVUJOU, M. V. Practice Limited to the , '' " "a Graduate Nurae Attending. 20 White Temple EUGENE, ORU CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS LOOT AND FOUND. POUND. Locks! with ekala, mono gram oa locket Owner plsaae call at this offlca aad describe IL atlBCEIXANBOUB. SHORTHAND tanght by mall; new method, shortest in existence; term, f ( per month. Pot farther particulars address) Bertan Holds worth. Room 114. Multmomah Ho tel, Portland, Oregon. dswPml4 WANTED. WANTED Man and wife to work jn ranch, woman to do housework. Peter Ballf, phona 16F4. . dtf WANT BID Married eeeeie to livs oa a raack aad take charge of tha plaoe. Address Thosaea Taylor, Masumn, Hasabeldt Owaatr, Ne vada. dawPatT WANTED. Good, sound, gentle horse, not ovsr 7 or I years old, weight abont 1100 lbs. Apply to Douglas County Creamery. daw WANTED. Reliable man to work garden on shares. Addraaa Look Box T, Roaeburg. von ruwr FOR RENT. Partly farnisbad house at 211 West Washington. Wm Van Buren. dtf FOR RENT. Large house, close In; modern conveniences. Inquire of Albert Abraham: tt FOR RENT. Thrsw ramahed rooms for light hwaswhawftne. Ill per month. 410 V4 N. Jackson, er phone llt-T. tf FOR RENT. A well furnished 15 room boarding and rooming house; bot and cold water In each room bath room on each floor; near tbe business center of Roseburg. Easy terms. Inquire of O. C. Brown Roseburg, Oregon. Phone 18 4-J. dtf HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Central location. Apply at 386 North Rose St., between :30 a. m. and 1:80 p. m. dtf FOR RENT. Unfurnished hoosa on Flint street, Roseburg. Enquire of J. F. Barker A Co. tf FOR BALK OR TRADE. FOR SALE Good chapel organ, 116 See Stone, phone S67-R. pdmlS FOR SALE. Crystal Whlto Orping ton cockerels, 12.60 each; B. C. R. 1. Red eggs, $5 a hundred; stock first class. Phono 28F2. L. U Bklnner ft Sons, Roseburg, Oregon a8 FOR SALE OR TRADE. 29 acres cleared; south and west expos ure; several springs; 6 miles to Riddle; Ideal fruit or poultry farm. A bargain for cash, or will trado for city property or small place near town. Mrs. Rose Butrlck, Roseburg, Ore. pmlGd HORSES FOR SALB Two hay geld ings, agea I aad I yenre; true pull ers; souad; weight 1600 Ike. Price 260. Fred Broslo, Wilbur Ore. dswtf FOR 8ALE CHEAP. Jump-seat rig; also chicken house aad fence. Phone 63. dswtf FOR BALE. 8. C. White Leghorn eggs for hatching, and day old chicks; satisfaction guaranteed. Sunrise Poultry Farm, Roseburg, Oregon. dswPjn23 OKNERAL STORE FOR SALE. Small country store, new stock, low rent, fine opportunity. Will discount to right party. Good reason for selling. Inquire at Re view office. dswm20-202 FOR SALE CHEAP. Refrigerator, Carey coin cafe, both nearly new; aluo Gloria gasoline light plant and a showcase, 2x4 feet. Address Box 412. City. tf Write Ideas YOU We WiU Show You How! If yeu bare Ideas If yon east TKDfK we wttl sl.ew you the secrets of this taaetaatlng sew prefea stea. Pi f ill no aissslu aoe er lasrary eeeellenee neeeewary. No "flowery language" Is wenvssC nre lease for feiontssra Is praetloally unlimited. The btg film manufacturers are "moving be von ml surfa" fa fhetr aewsayuto gst eaeagk good Blots to sas ly the ever lncresslng demand. They are iffertng lt ant more, tar single seeaarlor or written Ideas. We have reeetved meay letUrs from the Him manufacturers, susb as VITAORAPH, BDISON, BSaAN AT, LVBHV, BOLAX, IMP, MX, R1LIANCB, CHAMPION, COMHT, MBLlslS. ETC., urging na te bead photoplays to them. We want mere writers and we'll gladly tea :h you the secrets of eueeesa. WE ARM MiLLINQ PHOTOPIYS WRITTBH BY PBOPI.H WHO "NKVKR BKFORK WnOTI A LINK FOR PUBLICATION." Perhaps we oaa do the tarns for you. If you can think of nty ess good Idea every week, aad will write tt out as directed by ns, and It sells for only 2t, a low i.j,ure. You Will Earn $100 Monthly for Spare Time Work FREE Doa't hesitate. Don't argue. NATIONAL AUTHORS' INSTITUTE FOR BALE. Fine strain Indian Runner duck eggs for setting. 481 So. Main, or phone JJ1-R. SwaUp FOR SALE. Five-room bous oa Flint street, hot and sold water, bath, etc. Pries U0. Ona house and thro lota In Umpq-.a Park tor 1100. Terms. L. . Crocker, owner, 331 Flint street Pjnl7 rOR SALE. Lota 1, 1, 3 and 4, ta diock JU, Kinney s Addition. Will sell separately or all together; price 1300 a lot, or all for f 1100, plus assessments for paving and sewar. Terms. Inquire at Re view offlca. U FOR BALE. Good sound Spltaen- berg applet. Address K. D. Frltsoh, Roseburg, or phone 1X22. tf FOR 8ALE. Two water motors 6- Inch and 12 -inch. Inquire at Re view offloe. FOR BALE. Farm and stock ranch of 412 acres, six miles from Roae burg and two aulas from railway station) all feaoed aad watered by two tine springs; house ef sevsa rooms, two haraa, large frnlt drier aad other neeeaeary buildings, all In good condition; hearing orchard of six acres consisting chiefly ef Italian prunes, remainder mixed frnlt In abundance tor family use; 200 acres er mere of good aoll can be farmed. Will aell at bargain If taken at once. Price and tarass on application at 186 Beeond Avenue South, North Rosebnrg. tf TYPEWRITERS . New Machines $5 Down and $5 a Month A. S. HUEY Co., Roseburg, Or Patronize Home In dustry Douglas County Creamery Co., makers of Pure BUTTER & ICK CREAM Phone 840 420 N Jackson Roseburg, Oregou P. S. Wo pay highest market price for butter fat and sweet crcAin. 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 fear of every lot. All the nrlvlleaes of the city WITHOUT the city's heavy tax as-! essment. In fact lvfavnarri c Annifinn I II1NJI1UIU u 1 ft4v.mwvyaa will make an Ideal home for you, as It la 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. C. MAYNARD. Owner AUTO TRANSFER J. F. CLEMENTS, Prop. Phone 70, or leave orders at J. H. Bykes' gun store. for Moving CAN WRITE PHOTO PLAYS AND EARN $25 OR MORE WEEKLY SEND TOUR NAME AND ADDRESS AT ONCE FOR FREE COPT OF OCR ILLUSTRATED BOOK.'MOVINO PICTURE PLATWRITINO." Write NOW and learn Just what this you and yeur future. Nloely furnished and weJMoenttw ' rooms single or aafte for terme i ." " y- .? : apply at desk of VfeClallea Hotel, oru phone I. " ' J , SAVE FUEL BILLS By nslng this wonderfaHy efficient little eleatrle stove. Costa no more than aa ordin ary electric Iron. Bedhv broils, frya, toaeta. Qn laker, , cheaper, cleaner than gaa ev wood. S. H. GOODMAN Roseburg, Ore. Phone (7. Cor. Oak and atala streets. ' 17ERN ISLAND F GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. Phone iril Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral P ultra Wedding B quts Just received a fresh supply of Ferns of all kinds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery Good Trees cannot L grown, re gardless of the quality of the soil or caret un less yoa have tbe right kind of trees to begin with Come and See the kind of trees we sell before you boy. We guarantee yoa never sawany better. Prices Right Roseburg Nursery Co. KITCHIN & BLACK Proprietors Picture Plays! nsw profession may mean for 1543 Broadway NEW YORK CITY A 1' w X