Roseburg review., March 19, 1913, Image 8

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NEW YORK STORE
THE STORE THAT BEHVE0 YOU IJEHT.
- NEW CH ALLIES 65c
ALL. wool Challies, new beautiful styles. You'll like them will C
wash excellent special O JC
25c BURSON HOSE 19c
THE only stocking that is cut to fit. q
'See this special 1 ifC
CHENEY SHOWER PROOF FOULARDS
BEAUTIFUL Shower-proof Foulards 25 patterns to choose from. QQn
See this special . . . ; "OC
LOCAL raws
Let Stone tune your piano.
Don't forrei. Haddox. the shoe
v. ST
Palace
Theater
F. A. Lacey, Mgr.
1 ii rr.,
maker. He will make your feet glad.
835 North Jackson street. j
Big line of art needlework just ar
rived at Graves' Art Emporium. All .
the newest work. dal '
"The Case of Jennie Brlce" In book
form, now on sale at the Roseburg
Book Store. dtf
Let Stone tune your piano. I
Talbott's poultry remedies at Oa-1
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MUST FIRE L08HKH.
(CoaUnaad from pl 1).
tha largest proportion' of flrea
br llKblnlni and by lucen-
Alartatn. . About 17 per. cent of all
tha fjrss war started by lightning,
ad about 18 per cent were due to
aa ralasaness, Tbe proportion In each
eaaa waa practically the aame aa In
the prevloua year.
The total number of flrea wai 2,
ili, aa compared with I3 In 1(11.
Thar burned over, In the aggregate,
SSO.OO aoree, aa agalnat 780.000 In
1M1. California led all atatea In
total number of flrea. and In the
amber cauaad by lightning. Arl
aaata atood second in both of these
tassdfloatlona. Arkansas atood
tenth l total number of flrea, and
first iB thoM of. Incendiary origin,
wKk California second. The ona Na
ttsal forest la Kansas had only one
, walah barned ovar leas than ten
and cost ll.lt to azUngulah.
swth Dakota had. no flrea on lta ont
: Of the 1471 flrea, orer 75 per cent
mm Mt eat before 10 1 acres were
8tHM orar, and nearly to par eent
tjafera oas-quarter of an acre waa
WMcad. Only It flrea caused dam
Ma at stpta than 81009 each.
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Ena Copy of Wrapper.
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Notice!
THE EVERFRESH COMPANY wishes to
contract for the following acreage, to be
delivered at the Sutherlin plant for the
coming season: 200 acres of sweet corn,
10 acres of Kentucky Wonder bean?, and
10 acres Sugar Pie pumpkins. All seed to
be furnished by the company at cost. All
Fruit will be received in their season to the
capacity of the plant. Silver prunes es
pecially wanted. Add ess the
EVERFRESH COMPANY
Sutherlin, Oregon
PARCELS YIELD IOOT.
(Continued from page 1).
BRYAN HPENim MRTH1AY AT
NEIIRAHKA HOME.
LINCOLN, Neb., March 19. Ac
companied by Governor Dunne, of
Illinois, William 4. Hryan arrived
here today. He predicted that friend
ship between the United StatvB and
China would be fostered aa the re
sult of President Wilson's attitude on
the six-power loan. He approved the
President's statements, but riatly re
fused to discuss the Mexican Hltua
tlon. Bryan Is 63 years old today.
At Springfield, III., yesterday,
Bryan talked about the Illinois Sena
torial muddle In sentences so diplo
matically turned that every faction
tonight la reverting to the speech aa
a vindication from Washington of Its
position.
At the aame time the candidates
and Illinois folk generally are a bit
puaaled by the Delphic character of
the Nebraakan'a speech.
To the Democrats he said: "Vote
for your primary candidates, "but he
mentioned no names.
To Republicans he said: "Vote for
your primary choice."
To Progressives: "You bad no can
didate In the primaries; hence you
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
AW
X For Over
Thirty Years
CUSTOMS
are In a position to vote for whom
you please and to retain your stand
ing ut home."
WASHINGTON, March 19. Con
dolences wero cabled to (Juoen Olga
of Greece by President Wilson.
Tl'KKS REPORT 111(1 VICTORY
OVKH AL I.IKS AT TCHATAI J.Y.
VIENNA. March 19. News of a
great Turkish victory over the llul
KuriuriH at Tchutulju was received
from Constantinople today. The dis
patch said tiiat the Turks attacked
the MulKfirs, and after a three days'
battle inriicted heavy losses on tlu.
allien.
HI'KCIAIi Ari'ltOl'ltl ATIONS
l 1,1) ltAKltriT HTATK.
SACK AM KNTO. Marrh 1 8. One
In overy five of th' 'Al'2 blllH before
the LeKirtlflturc calls for n Hpecial ap
propriation In addllloi. to the general
budget.
KliminatliiK duplicates tbero are
503 Buch menmireH. rarryltiR an ag
Kregato of 121.349,142. Tills enor
mous amount, if the bills wero passed,
would be heaped up on the $12,451,
962 recommended for general appro
priation by the board of control.
These figures are for two years, 1913
and 1914.
The result would be a iter capita
cost of between $9 and $10 per year
to run the state government of Cali
fornia, using the same figures on
which State Controller A. H. Nye
computed the per capita for the past
yenr as $ti.7:t.
In recommending Us budget figure
of $18, 2r.fi, l)N2 to the Legislature, the
board of control est i muted that It
would exhaust to the limit tbe ap
parent revenues for the state during
the next two years, even taking into
account the $:t.iM)u.0i)0 the new cor
poration tax schedule Is hoped to pro
vide. This Includes special and gen
eral appropriations.
As specials tbe hoard approved $.",
S0:i,l2il. The, legislators have ex-i-e,
di-d this figure by approximately
$ 1 ri.iiiMijniu.
In other words, they are asking for
about $ 7 . S H , i M n r u - yritr more than
tt hat u ;ih ivanh d as 1 lit- outside
limits of appareiM revenue by the
bo-inl of cfiiiiiul.
The special appropriation bills win
!t:ive to be cul down by about $10.
000,000 to keep tbe per capita cost
of government below $7.
Kilty of these hills call for amounts
of $ 1 ni . ihi o r more, ranging as high
ns $ s I 1 .o no lor the extension of the
state tint ve is It v agriciill ural depart
ment. Very few are below $10,000.
LOCAL NKWS
Knster KuK dyis at the nee lllve.
K. II. )ion is home from a busi
ness trip lo l'oi'llund.
I'. It. Chadwii'k, uf Asl.iriu, anil
(leu. Wild, (if (Iralils l'ats. were in
this ciiy idilay.
We are still haiiillin the ratileus
(l.'tz llcsl oili.'.i. Heller Hits year
tlian ever. At Hie llensiin liroccry.
JikIki- .1. W. Ilanilllun left Ibis af
lernneu fur Corvalllf, where he will
held a term of court.
Miss Myrtle King went to KiiKene
this afleniiHin. lliel'e U) siiend several
weeks with lier sister,
A marrlnne license was issued to
day lo Will WiilkliuK ami Klla May
Connelly, of Kttenlmwer.
Dr. ,T. U. Chapman, (he Pentlst.
Is now located In rooms 8, 9 and 10.
Keview buildluu. dswtf
Mrs. II. K. Until left this afternoon
for Kunllsh Settlement, near Oak
laud, where her mother. Mrs. 1. M.
Robertson, Is reported 111.
The Hoyal Standard Typewriter on
easy monthly paymenls. if desired.
At the Itoseburg Hook Store.
Miss Gladys l.nmphere, of Seotts
hurK. nrrlvotl here Tuesday evonlns.
and will receive medical treatment
at the home of her uncle, J. K.
, Baker.
I 11. W. Kledle, who owns n valuable
llmeslono nnd cement deposit on
Honoris Creek, arrived hero this
niornlnir from Portland. It Is ex
pected that Mr. Itledle will announce
his plans In a few days for develop
ment of the property, which Is one
of the finest In the stale.
Deunlson's Knster l.lly Seals. KHSt
er Habblt Seals nnd Irish Harp Seals
on sale ut tho Hosebum Book Store.
Feel lnnuuld, wenk. run down?
Headache? Stoinsch "orf!" A good
remedy Is Burdock Blood Itltters. Ask
your druggist. Price Jl.Ofl.
Pratt's Poultry Kegulstor, roup
cure, head lice ointment, lies killer,
grapo remedy, germsthol and stock
imorHxr New suonlr lust received
by Hoseburg Keed Fuel Co.
Nicely furnished snd well-located
rooms single or suite for terms
apply at desk of McClsllen Hotel, or
phone 3.
Tnlbott's original 25c dog remedies
at Osburn'a Pharmacy. daw
For dental services, call on Dr. J.
R. Chapman.-Revlew building, dswtf
Burn s Pharmacy. in
Security stock remedies at Os
burn's Pharmacy. dsw i
Call up 340, the Douglas County i
Creamery, for cream. j
Fisher's Chick Feeds and Pratt's -Poultry
and Stock Remedies at Rose
burg Feed & Fuel Co.
"Pride of Douglas" and "Queen
City" flour bring results. Ask the
Douglas County Mills. Phone 13.
Sidewalk lumber cut ready to lay. ;
Pago Investment Co. Phone 242. tf ;
! Ladles' genuine leather hand bags.
Something good at reasonable prices, i
I at the Roseburg Book Store.
Easter Egg dyes at the Bee Hive.
I We have a big assortment of
cherry, peach, pear, plum, and ail
other kinds of fruit trees. Come and '
see them. Phone 152. Kltchln A
Black. dswtf
,jt So bcrious.
A tpH'to,- , ii.i had Jieeu summoned
iia-ily aliulih-l I't'oin bis curriage to
!i:tl a won 1. 1 ii a w ail In; him mi the
.jfHiiiei. Iiii without the anxious l'k j
!n exi cried lu the circtinistan-'es. "I
imtier4iiti!d.' be saM. "that yuir ltoy j
has suallowctUI a snvereijrn. Where j
In beV" i
"Oh, fir," was Hie reply, "I'm glad !
to tell you wo made a mistake! It (
wasn't a sovereign; it was only a half- ;
penny !' -Uiudou Mall.
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CASTOR I A
For IiifanU and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bean the
iKQature
of 'iosyz tuc&vu
If you have something to sell use
i want ad In the fierier.
The Second Annual
High Jinks of Rose
burg Commercial Club
will be held Friday
evening, March 28th.
Invitations will be out
in a few days.
"r"r,i"i"I"l,"I,,l,"i",l,,Ti!"l"l"l,,I,"J,,l"l,i
A merchant who thluks only 4
of "the cost" of advertising of-
4 ten persuades hlms'Mf thnt, by
4 advertising only half rb much
f as usual, be is saving ono-half
J- (lie expense. 1 no same logic
4 would lead him to keep his
store open but half the time
4- thus cutllng running expenses
In (wo nnd "saving" all the ex-4-
peuse for half the time. The
4 plan of adequate advertising
U service-- for your advs. do ren-
4 der valuable sorvlce to your
4- pnlrons is ab essential lo A
4 store success as the plan of 4
4 keeping tbe store open every 4
4 shoplng day. Try It a while
4 lu The llevlew.
Reistcr ladies' Tailoring College
Bdl Sisters' Building, Room four
Tho Bt hool offors for tho year 1913
two I'linrttt1! in tlresHiiiakiiiK and
tuilortnR. $2."i course gives unlliultetl
It'HtsoiiH In drafting of patterns and
system, with 30 days sewing.
$15 eouroe. plvea system with full
Instructions in druftliiK.
$15 SeuhiK a4iuie of IW i.yn.
Agent fur the flall-ltnrehert Ire!i
Popular Mechanics
Alaazinc
-warrnm so vou can umocmstano it"
ACREAT Continued Story of tae
World's Progress whuh you
may begin reading at pny time, and
which will hold your interest forever.
2(0 PMC EACH MONTH M0 PICTURES
too a . naii or icurjiu. wrmrf
The "Shop Nom" Dtrm.i ( pai.l
give r.iy wjvi to ri.t ttin- how lo make
luctul At tick s lot hom and shop, repair, etc.
"Amitur MkAi.ktM (!!) pAe.) tella how to
mW' Min...i tu in. utt, wirri?toullits boats,
nismes. ""Kit', ami alt the thins a boy loves.
siMpraYUH. irmceoptniictm
Ask your newsdealer, or
wain roa rasa saaiu eon roawtv
POrL'T-VR MIXIHAN1CS CO.
(ttPOPULAftf
I I I I MM' ;-;J.f V
SCKXIO FROM "CLKOPATRA."
At the Pulacu Theater, Thursday and Friday.
Ar.iiT with ;oois.
(Conlluued from page 1).
hravenward. It Is liclii veil that tho
blaze was of lllack Hand oiicln. I'n
consclous of the fact that his wiTo
and children were trapped by the
flameB, Frank Pnstalla succoedfd in
saving the children of his brother-in-law
in another part of the dwelling.
He wub horribly burned.
SIMM) KASTKKX HWITCH.MKX MAY
I CHICAGO, March 1 9. Settlement
'of existing differences between f.nnil
, yard switchmen anil Hastei n railroads
Is not expected to result from a con
' ferenca today between representatives
of the Bwitchmen and the companies.
I'
Can Uncle Sam Reach You? If So, Why Not Order Your
Cigars and Tobaccos
By Telephone and Have Us Mail Vour Order
By Parcel Post
Always a Fresh and Up-to-date Line.
Teleplitiiie :!:!.
S. Jni ksou.
K(si:i!i ik;, okki.hv.
5c-Golden Theater-5c
Headquarters for
Good Music Good Pictures
We lmve cui)l v-' a vinlini -t and pianist lliat arc cxcel
lc nt, and also liavc two Rods ol good Pictures. Cuine
out and he conviiKul.
, Al I "lit )
urogram M.u cn ;() ;
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5c The Price is Always the Same 5c
Don't Read
This
unless you want to save
money. The famous Hills
Dale Asparagus Tips,
25c vals., 2 cans for 35c.
and
Bestene Cleaner, 4 cans
for 25c.
Mrs. A. C. Kidd (85. Son
Before the conferences, several rail
road officiuis announcd that the com
panies would make no concessions.
Vice President Whitman, of the
Brotherhood of Hallway Trainmen,
predicted a strike unless the rail
roads granted tho demands for a
semi-monthly pay day and pay and a
half for overtime.
You have not done Justice to your
self If you have not inspected our line
of Dress and Tailored Hats. Exclu
sive Millinery Parlors, Perkins Bldg.
The talk of the town. The Exclu
sive Millinery Parlors, 324 Perkins
building.
Have you ever tried Campbell's
Soups? Get them at Benson's Gro
cery. They are fine.
The Monogram
I'OUie l-jlisoil. Ih-mna.
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Hh Svi'ni')s Mistake. Kaleni
llroiirho lUllie's Itrother. Kssnnay
W'oterii Mramn.
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Tonight Only
Big Headliner Special
Feature
It is Sever Too
Late to Mend
In two liowerful reels by
Charles Iteade.
HEAR HIM, WHO?
pun m
I I Shining the latent soups.
Dangerous Wager
Western drama. See the
rough riders.
OUT or PAPA
Vitngraph comedy. Its some
comedy.
ADMISSION
Children 5c: Adults ICc
COMING
Thiirs. and Fri.
Font u it Thnt is u I'Yature.
Helen Gardner
ln"Cleopatra"
Two hours of thrilling,
dramatic interest Btory of
u most remarkable woman.
ADMISSION
Children 15: Adults 25c
If you have something to sell use
a want nd In the Review.
AUTO TRANSFER
J. F. CI.KMENTS, Prop.
Phone 70, or leave orders at J. H.
Sykes' gun store.
H.J. Denn Transfer
Company
Household goods, plnno, bnggags,
lumber, wood and a general transfer
btiBiness. Llaggage checks called for.
Ml goods carefully handled. Charges
reasonable.
Office phone. 102; residence phone,
196-1,. Itosahurg. Oregon.
Good
Trees
cannot be grown, re
gardless of the quality
of the 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 buy. We
guarantee you never
sawony better.
Prices Right
Roseburg
Nursery Co.
K1TCH1N & BLACK
Proprietors
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