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Newspaper Page TextJ y EVENING KQSEBURO REVIEW mac so daily mxcwt bondAt RKVU.W nBUHINU GUWeUlI Entered at Roseburg, Oregon, Post office as Second-Class Matter. L. Wtsaberiy W. U Walsh DAILT Ptr jcar, by mall $3 00 Per month, delivered 60 Per week, delivered IK SEMI-WEEKLY Per rear 12.00 BIx moutbe 1.00 MARCH 10, 1913. CONST AXTIXE IS KlXfl. (Continued from pace 1). When the new King. Conatantlne. arrived from Janlna today he wai re ceived with royal homage. The ele vation of Crown Prince Conatantlne to tbe throne ai King Conatantlne the Flrat waa formally declared today by the council of Greek ministers. The ministers are now preparing a procla nation ascribing the assassination of George aa the act of a madman. Klmg KUla From lh-hind. The king was shot while returning with bis equerry from a walk to the white tower. He was in a happy and contented mood and as he strolled along talked of the war. of the suc cess of tbe Greek arms, of the capture of Janlna and Salonika and of this fitting climax to his SO years' reign. At that moment a shot rang out from behind Col. Francoudls. The king's aide sprang around and seized the hand of the assassin which was already poised for a second shot. rA The Best at No other baking powder will raise nicer, lighter bis cuits, cakes and pastry, none is more pure and wholesome Then Why lafe Suoom cbh9ssssssssESS rr - - -.-- but thn 1 ft hours working umlur u pour Unlit on cIohl work ruinn your fy.-n. Wo ran toll you th RlnHHt'H you need ntid will fit tlii'in hu llicy will auvo your ryes. It appcala to uh aa Rood mpiih t look after yo ir eyes ho that you -nn continue ti work latt ho lira If It la invir.Hry. A. S. Ht'KY CO. On TaMN StrvH. i I Do As I Advertise Roseburg's Leading Shoe Store I have all the novelties of the season and am prepared to fit your feet properly Black and White Buck. Velvets and T ans are the styles that seem to predominate I have them in all sizes and widths. You do not have to wear a short, wide shoe on -d-narrow foot if you trade at my store. fflSLOP, The Shoe Man Phone 125 Perkins Building Roseburg, Oregon Order by Mail J Pay Parcel Post Charges BoVwrlBf .fall royal miliar with hli body, be held tbe aasaailh until pass-. Ing soldiers Van to his assistance. But the first shot had found its lodg ment. Tbe bullet which was fired at a distance of two paces, entered the back below the shoulder blade. Its point of exit waa below tbe stomach. Bchlnas, In reply to an officer, who aaked whether be had no pity for bis country, announced that he was against governments. Schinas main-) talned a perfectly Impassive de meanor. I Dead King a Dane. Just 60 years ago today 'George waa elected king by the Greek nation al assembly. He waa a son of King Christian IX, of Denmark, and a brother of Queen Alexandra of Eng land. Prince William George was only IS years of age and a midshipman in the Danish navy when he was offered the throne of Hellas. The former ruler, King Otto I, who was a Ba varian prince, was dethroned by a revolution In 1862, In 1886 George married Grand Duchees Olga, oldest daughter of the, Grand Duke Conatantlne of KiiaHia,' thus connecting hiiutfelf by a strong link with one of the most powerful reigning families of Kurope. Although his civil Hat was alwuya rather meager, King George I, under which name he became ruler of tho Hellenes, by means of his remarkable business ability accumulated an enor mous fortune during the SO years of his reign. War Drought Popularity. Although King George alwnya showed greut devotion to hla people; and proved himself a faithful ami lib eral king, neither he nor !' family . enjoyed great popularity at S first, j Many times the continuance f the il(un wun - . ......... .. . King George maintained hla dignity and weathered all atornia, even the Any Price Pay More Mav Ruin Your Stomarh EASTER SHOES ARE SELLING FAST AT p I H 1 1 M ! 1 "H-M-H NOTICE. T Parties holding coupon! from the Douglas County Mills A for dishes may now call for A same at our office. 4. DOUGLAS COUNTY MILLS. J 4 dswmlS. 4. , i t-.t.-i-i-l I I. 1 I 1 1 I I . . . critical period of the disastrous war againat Turkey. Since Greece de clared war againat Turkey in October. I itl:', King George and bis family have grown quite popular. lieorge's HUtrr I'roal rated. LONDON, March 1. The Queen Mother Alexandra Is confined to her bed in Marlborough House today, heartbroken over her brother's death, fihe Insists on going to Athens to at tend the funeral againat the advice of physicians. lUnt for Hkln Disease. Nearly every akin dlaeaae ylelda quickly and permanently to Uucklen'a Arnica Salve, and nothing la better for burns or brulaea. Soothes and heals. John Deye, of Gladwin, Mlcb aaya, after suffering 12 years wltb Hkln ailment and spending 1400 on doctors' bills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured blm. It will belp you. Only 2Sc. Itecommended by all druggists.!) I.VCKl'M TIC'KKT HOI.DKIW. We are happy to announce that we will li.ivo the Krnt'itt (lamblu Concert Compuny for our ..t.st nunihtT Wed- inH'lay, March lit.. The liucell coin nilttoo of KiiK'-ne huti ulau ucreptcd the (iambic Co. InsH-iul of tho Whit my Couipany. TIiIh will make twven times that this cel-'bratt-d company has appeared In Hugi-no. We hope our frfetxlH will help us to fill tbe armory next Wednetiday night and the Gamble Company will do their purt. nosKiirrtG mix. union. The proper way to bake a ham for Easter dinner: Procure a ham weigh' lng ten to twelve pounds; cover wltb a thick paste made of flour and water; place in an earthen dish or enamaled pan and bake In a moder ately heated oven. When done, take off the cruet carefully, and peel oft the skin; place on a platter, fat side up; put a frill of cut paper around tho knuckle and garnish wltb cut vegetables; bake four hours. Swift's Premium or Sinclair's hams are fine for baking and are for Bale by Har vey-Kantu.ua Grocery Co., phono 103. U NKW HPKCIALTIRH IN IU ILDKIUV IIAKUWARK. 4- S. It. Crouch, the hardware 4 dealer, has Just received a fine new line of specialties In Builders' Hardware. These In clude, among many other tlilnpn, an Automattc Window hock, a new Screen Door Fast ener and a patented device for holitlng doors open. Don't iiiIhh Ki't'lni; them. Hem 'in her. we carry every thiiiK for bull (Hug purposes In the hardware tine, also Includ ing paints, brushes, etc., lime and cement. Fine New Itlerrle. An extra fine Hue of Hlcy- rlt-s for lit 13, is now In stock. Ileal bargains ever offered In Itnselnirg. S. M. CROTCH, Sheridan St., opposite S. P. depot. I Do As I Advertise EGGS HATCHED BY CHEMISTRY Frog Produced by Science Grows Up. SECRET OF LIFE IS FOUND. How Osrma Ars Ftrtiliz.d Discovsrsd by Physicians Thsy Experiment With 8a Urchins and Produced Hy brid Marina Life Puncture Frags' Eggs In Unique Testa. rrofesrar Jacques Loeb of the Rocke feller Institute, speaking before tbe Manhattan Medical society In New York recently described some of Ida recent experiments In artificial repro duction by fertilization of apeclmeua or animal life tnat developed to matur Ity. I'rofeHsor Loeb excited great In tenxt by relating that a female frog, produced from an artiUclally fertilized ei;K. wan found on dlxsectlon after ac cldviilal deulb to be equipiied for par eutlioud. TUIa frug bad reached adult life The iu.,-:.: him followed closely Dr. L'K'h'H description of his experiments. 1'rofensor (Inrry N. Calklna of Colum bia university led the discussion which followed. I'roressor Loeb nsaerted that as a result of bla experiments be bad not only learned how to Imltute tbo ef fect of the spermatozoon In nature, but to learn the nature of tbe spermatozoon Itself aud Its method of action. He said: "Tbe egg In nature la only able to develop after tbe spermatozoon baa en tered Into It The spermatozoon calls tbe egg not Into life for It hnd life already-but Into a new being. The question before biology has been, Uow?' "Previously biologists answered this question lu Ihe same way that a few yeura ngo was answered questions con rerulng contagions diseases, by hy potheses, by guesses. Biologists com pared Hie egg to a clock and said the ermnloiKin wound IL Llebeg nut his metaphor Into terms of chemistry ami coiled me spermatozoon a ferment which set up vibrations In I lie egg. Imitating the 8permatasoon. The problem of artihclal fertill tiou wua to do what the siiermutnzoon does by simple pbysio-chemlciil menus. uiwervutioii of tlie natural process Blioweil visible changes In the egg after the entrance of the spcrmatu xoon. The entrance was followed by a hii In forming about tbe egg. culled tbe rertillznlimi mcmhmuc. We found that this was the Important thing In the priH'css, not any change In the nucleus, as we hail supposed. "Kiperluientatioii led to the discov ery that this same linlo. or fertiliza tion mciuhrune, followed the appllca Hon of mimokiNlc fatly acids, such aa acetic atiil or buterlc add We start- isi unit tne sen urculti egg. Iiecause thai Is ei.tiHiaut. and ue wanted to l able lo rets'itt our experiments. "We found when we added a mono basic fatty add to sea witter, in which to Immerse (he egg. that In some cases at low temperatures the egg developed Into a larvae aud perished. At room teninrntures the eggs divided. It was lain that Hie acid alone did not pro duce U sulllcleut effect. lo prevent the disintegration we lilt upon a second treatment- We took the e'g from the add sea water and put It Into hypertonic sea water wa ter to u lii.-li sugar or salt had been hided Thi had the olToct of draw ing sunn1 of the water from the egg, about uhh-h the fertilization mem brane had formed, ii ml a great many of the eu-s developed normally, r'roni tllli Me drew Ihe coticlusloll that tbe girs hcciIm! a double treatment and (hat Hie sHrlualil7oon cou(nlncd this louiiie ircatiucnt In exio-tly the right proportions All eggs ill. I not form the fertilization membrane when sub- Iciti-il to the tlrst treatment, n dr- umstaiu-e often embarrassing to the Aperlnienter. We then discovered (ha( all eggs could te made equally sensitive by treating them first wltll barium chloride or stronstum chloride. Marine Lite Hybrid. "Our nest exiertment was (ho At tempt to fertilize the sea urchin egg with (ho crin of n remote species. Onllnarlly hybrids do mn occur !n ma rine life This Is romnrhnble. aa biol ogists observed, when various related sea rrcnturca stawn in tbe SB me wa ters. We succeeded, however, in fer tilizing sen urchin eggs wltb starfish perm by Introducing a certain amount of alkalinity Into the water." Professor Loeb explained that the eggs of frogs wore started on the road to development by merely puncturing them. This, he said, convinced him that the breaking of tbe outside of the egg wos the !mortnnt factor, accom plished In nature by chemical action of (he siHTiiiatzoon, In his earlier experi ments by chemical dissolution of Its natural protection. Experiments both with naturally fertlllr.nl and artificially fertilized eggs, he said, showed that the first effect of the formation of the halo was to Increase oxidization alx tlmoA. This oxidization, be said, waa the fore which stirred the cell to development Cheapest accident Insurance Dr. Thomas' Kclectlc Oil. For burns, scalds, cuts and emergencies. All druggists sell It. Jic and 60c. Contractor II. 8. Nichols Is now at bom again and ready to take car of all work la hla line of contracting, carpentering etc. Paona sit-Y. Pmf BriLDfXO LOAN ASSOCIATION (Continued from page 1). I"ald Treasurer. As per receipts $8369.31 Caah on band, last report.. 63.81 19435.13 Diabureemetita. ! Warranta drawn on treasur- er on acct. of loans ....17S77.SO I For surrender of shares .. 106.30 Secretary's salary 180.00 State tax 60.00 Printing 4.00 Cash on hand (treasurer) . . 1217.33 J9435. 13 Assets. Notes secured by mortgage to date :l.200.00 Cash on hand 1.217.33 $33,417.33 I.iubilltll-s. Amount due stockholders $29,430.00 Net gain from start of or ganization 3,967.33 $3.1,417.33 Earned Interest . Unearned interest . .$2074.31 . . 390.00 $2464.31 Earned on each share of stock to date $ 1 0.80 Value of each share 7". 80 Surrender value of slock .. 6.'i.40 Number of shares of stock on roll 4 72 Number of shares of stock re deemed to date Number of membtrs on roll 74 Number loans made during year. 3 Largest loan during year ....$4000 Smallest loan during year . . . . ll.'iOO Largest number of months ad vance Interest paid 1 Smallest of above 6 No. shares loaned upon 161 All of which fa respectfully sub mitted. E. N. EWAHT, Secretary We, the undersigned auditing com mittee, of said Douglas County Build ing and Loan Association do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the finan ctal condition of said association on Rheumatism Affects Lungs Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Phthisis, Asthma and Anemia Often Direct ly the Result of Rheumatic Blood. If you have ft. persistent, nnpgirtR bron chial eouKh bi-ware of pinit;!! reinelles. They arc merr-ly lociil In ru-tlon. and If they do relieve it. H the nurrnttcs that ilo It. Whnt you require is a bliKul puri fier, a Ftarchlntf antijoto that removes fnm the circulation tho acM poisons that by ttieir reflexes attack all weakened. UHreitiliQ FT'ols nnrl thus create local symptoms, Tho very best remedy known Swift s Sure Specific. Yu will find it on sale In any dnifc more at ti.O1? ter Ivnttle. It kops mruicht Into the blonlt licc.imes an Intern. J blood bath, wonder fully liicicasi. the n-tl corp-tHcIcs. cures all the local fevor spot and Irritations, increases aj im tile, yu.i t.-u j on flesh an-1 frel a Wi ?d"rfv scr. -e of renewed strength. Hundreds of people worrlel (cyoml control at coiii.-h. p tins In tho rhest, sore, thruat and ct-nstatit cxpwtora- l ion of thick muoous ha vo exirlenci 1 the moHi w.uulerf.il ohnlie aftor uslrii? A. K. S. All doubt and aptrt-h'tision l.i pone, those jeeuli.ir puinH and ach.Mv van ish, there fallows a perl, d of motit ln- tensi rrjidcintr to find it at r-M fi-arr; to b:ifd entirely iipen a niii.ikeji no tion that eoijtrh nr chest p.:'ns pomo frtm tlm luntrs. Thrto wa rheiimntic Tiibiions. anil you will qulrkly n'itlizo It after uslrtr S. S. S. f r a few davs. Jet a bottle of 3. S S to .ly at the drur: it i ire und then 8.1.V pood by to all Ihofio pair's th.it have wi-rncd you. Write tti The Swift Specific Co. Pwtft IMdir., Atlanta. fJa . f.r tu-llc.tl advice ami wonderful facts conrenilnn tho jtrcatest blood rumody ever known. Wlijr tlMt tho sun rl so gloriuu.ly tn 1 no vaxi : 3l lUinusc ii can't lulp Itt When the suu in all its glory bursts, Try a breakfast of , WIENERWURSTS!; There .ire none quite so nice as ours for those morning breaklast hours. You'll like 'cm. You can't help it The Economy Market Ovsv KonUtfcra, prop. PHONE 5A FROM Money Back Store? If you are trying to solve tbe "high cost of living," which we believe all good housewives do, read these prices and be convinced that we are helping you. Fancr Patent Flour 100 lbs. Fruit Sugar Corn, per can Tomatoes, per can Kellogg Corn Flakes Fancy Spuds, per cwt Fancy Syrup, bulk, per gallon Fine Corn Syrup, per gallon 16 Pounds Fruit Sugar Crackers, per lb Japan Tea, per lb tiunpowder Tea, per lb Our Blend Coffee, per lb No. 10, gallon Pumpkin No. 10, Gallon Peaches No. 10. Gallon Apricots No. 10, Gallon Tomatoes Fancy Hams, per lb Fancy Bacon, per lb Bacon Backs, per lb 2 Mi lb. Can Peaches 2 i lb. Can Apricots Box Fancy Apples 23 Bars Any Kind White Soap 22 Bars Any Kind White Soap And many other cuts to fit your and If close prices, good quallay, want, give us a trial and we will please, R. STUBBS, Accounts Solicited. the 11th day of March, A. D. 1913, and a true statement of its affairs and business for the fiscal yoar end ing on that day. G. V. WIM11KIILY, ft. H. C. WOOL), Auditing Committee. We have sold a lot of ornamental trees and shrubbery this season. Are you going to fix up a bit this year, or are you going to postpone It once more? We have lota of pretty tbingB at very cheap prices. Come and see them. Kitchin and Black. dawtf Anything that makes for health is always a good Investment. That's why It pays to keep a case of Roseburg's carbonated bev erages on band all the time. They have a tonic effect on liver and kidneys and are refreshing as well. R0SEBURG SODA WORKS Authorised Bottlers of the Genuine Hires' Root Beer. Phone 111. . Phone 186 PHONE 380 LONE STAR LAUNDRY Phone 210-Roseburg Phone 28-Sutherlin Winnie Gaddis The Plumber THE , pocketbook (ljso $S.78 10c 10c 10c BOc BOc BOc 91.00 10c 4c 40s 20c SSc 4So 45c SSc 23o 80c 20c 18c 18c SOc and OOc $I.OO Sc per lb. We want your trade. and attcnti on to you la what you do the rest. Youra to serve and The Grocer Cor. Cass and Pine Sts. NOTICE. A number of people an under tha Impression that In aotltng oar rimy business we also disposed of our blacksmith shop. Thta li a mistake, as we are still doing bustneaa at tin old stand and are prepared to care for your work now tn the same effi cient way that we did before the fire. Shop on Main street. Also have sand and gravel; will de liver to any address. Phone your orders to 190-R. dsw BANKS WELKBR. Your Parcel of Laundry will bo promptly delivered, and perfectly satisfactory when opened if you allow us to do the work. We are exceptionally care ful In the pleasing of patrons, calling for and delivering orders and exacting the moat painstak ing and conscientious work from all our help. That Is why we succeed in pleasing customers. :