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Newspaper Page Text-V.".! 1 For Men's $4 and $5 Shoes. See them TOFPHSON PJO AT THE BIG "GET ACQUAINTED" SALE AT JVUU1 uVvi'1 -M Ph EVESISC BOSEBDItt REVIEW M XV N, 111 1:1. . rou tiik 1 1 him . To Hit Editor: - On many or tin- kI i .-. im '.f our city Ollc notices lh.ll lllf curbs ill point opposite sidewalk roll, an- broken outward iiimI i wiiii- NiHiiiiK'M pushed clear Into the. sir present ing it ! disagreeable upiaianr". Citizens wnhdci !i '' 1,s llllllir t iio-h hliiliiillK lb" pavOiK nilil panics for, an they believe, ronslnn I IliK poor i n 1 1. (In.- would iii-tl'H Ij1 In' Kile In sa Ing thai approximate!.! -:' I"1' ol our curbs an' broken al walk ends mid all caused I'.v - h" k ' " pli- little, colli rl i ami' called ail iiiinsioli joint." Assuming Ihai al my riiri.H urn destroyed, ami Hinl ch-Ii curb length pimlii'il mil !' sidewalk is II lei't Willi', I In- iili I' "'' ""' walh liM-ir. OH" means :i'i'i lineal (''' 1,1 curh destroyed. Hut whv use an expansion jmlit Why will thai wivf Hie ! il.'-' ' "- Patronize Home In dustry Douglas County Creamery Co., makers of Pure BUTTER & ICK CRKAM Phone IldO 420 N Jackson koeburi;, Oregon a w nn hlahcst market -rien fnr butter fat mid swuet creura. Folger's GOLDEN CATE A PERFECT COFFEE IN A Perfect Contamer We arc exclusive ajjenls in Rosebur fr Folder's com plete line of Coffee, Tea, Spices, F.tc. MARSHALL'S THE PURE FOOD STORE PHONE 181 JACKSON ST. If it's ritfht why change it? A multiplicity of models is evi dence that the maker is still experimenting. There is but one Ford model. And for five years our rapidly growing factories haven't been able to make all we could scll--because it's right. PHONE 380 LONE STAR LAUNDRY i n ii'. like !l.n metal Iron, will, when li.-iii'il. I'Xj'iiinl. ami when cool will ii.nirart. Von have a II seen the I. ';n ksinith shrink on 11 wiiKon tire. I'iii I iHiMs Hi" I run tire, which at tin' Kt-lii-aiy temperature would nut tit i, , wheel. Inn wlili-h on uppllca n . .11 of In . it expands Hiirfffiilt'iitly to allow tin liii 10 Im plained on the i lm. i in- blacksmith tli'-n quickly 11 11 1 ii. liii- iron hy npplli-ation of cold water which causes the tire to coll-1111-1 ami uglily grip I hi' rim of the wheel. Now tin name principle la ap liln.ilili' 10 i-oneroto. When a side walk is ln-aii'il hy tho ru'H of the sun in xpamls al tliu rate of approxi 111:1 1 1 ly 1-s inch for each Ml feel 1. 11 Kill of walk for a change of 40 degrees o teinperulure. A- a rule we fluil that concrete walks ari' laid solnii I wo feet hack irorn Hie 1 "Hi ami uiljoill salllu at the Intersection of the streets or at larrliiKe I'lilrance. Al tho places where curbs have been destroyed, uiie will find thai the concrete walk lias lii'i'ii hullt flUHh with the curb ami Hint no space has been loft be tween curh and walk. The conso iiieni'i'H are hot weather comin, the pavi UH nt exiiands transversely, or lowni.l Hie curb, and lengthways al so toward the curb, resulting In some thing having to give way, which bb a rule is the curb. Now by Hlniply leaving an open splice between the nib ami t lie sidewalk at the lime of const niiilon and by filling this wlih a plaslli' iiialerlal, one that will vichl iiiidir the Influence of heut. we have what la technically known Us an expansion Joint, or a place where lb'' lengthening of I lie . walk is absorbed, ami tho llirusl laki'li away from the curb. ! All expalisloll Joint would not lie over ' Inch wide ami should never he filled full of plnslic material, but fill in w II bin a Miiarler of an inch of the Uii of the walk and when the , walk expands, Ihe tar or iiHpllallum n l in .u in srr- , ! i :,. ir I'luli't fnl 1 .in- r.ir $t'.0i. Town 1 ;. I'f'l ii'iiunt . . limn V, P- : , l Ulll Ul'tf, Collar Comforts 1 .: 1 it a! on tuv they !:! K.i -or r,lK.." v(. ' ' 1 '! J nor LuitKliTll.i!. r '.t.:. .mi citl':ir that n .'M " 'i.i '.1 .s ji'iil lnro .' ! ' U r .lie rr) j-ar- 1 ji.'t t nf wurk ! ' . r inrt ho. Is mrot . - .f h'iniir.-ils ,if iiInitstM Win !'.( i.HIl III. 111" will be forced upward and will not run an It would do were tbe Joints filled full. The making of these Joints In volves no more labor than the plac ing of a strip of beveled wood or metal at the curb when placing the concrete, and later filling the space with pavers' pitch, tai or asphaltum. Never substitute sand, dirt or leave tbe wood strip In, thinking this will serve. There Is no substance that will act as a substitute for pitch or asphaltum unless It possesses the property of softening on the applica tion of a low beat, a property not possessed by sand or wood. Mr. Property Owner, and all others Interested In the civic beauty of our city, Insist that the contractor putting in vour concrete walks put in proper expansion Joints wherever a walk and curb abut. Let's save the curbs and preserve the beauty and symmetry of our paved streets as much as pos sible. U (. HICKH. City Engineer. Mont Prompt and Kffectlve Cure for Itad Collin. When you have a bad cold you ; want a remedy that will not only give relief, but effect a prompt and per-! llimil-111. lUHlj U Itilttuj in . ant to take, a remedy that contains nothing Injurious. Chamberlain's A II 1. .o,1 r ti.nnlu nil thunn re. qiilrementH. It acts on nuture's plan, relieves the lungs, aids expectoration, opens tho secretions and reBtores tho syBtem to a healthy condition. 1 Ills remedy has a world wide sale and use, and caa always be depended up-. on. Hold oy alt dealers. u IIHV.VVH MISSION T CAI.IKOKM A Kl;fKSSKn.. : From the Omaha World-Herald, i Some newspapers are HayiiiK In their haHte, Hint Mr. Bryan's trip to ('nllfornin was fruitless. We think It was quite otherwise. Had not the Federal administration sent Mr. Ilryan to Interview the (inv eruor mid Legislature of Cnlifornla, that slain would huvo enacted a law fnrlilililliiK Japanese to own land In lei'iiis so broad as to conflict Willi tho treaty obligations of the Nation. Ami in that event the Kederal courts would have promptly declared the enartnient Invalid, the ('allforniaus would have lost out and the Japs would have been in clover. Hut, thanks to Mr. Bryan's -effi cient intervention, I lie California slate administration took tlioiifEbt and counsel. The result is tiial the law It is now proposed to pass 1b hased st rlit ly on the treaty with Japan and still slams the door in the lain of the little iiroMi brothers ami 1 mm hunt and iiuht um did the nriuinal draft! Iteinn based on the treaty. It is hard to m-e how the courts can itixalidale it. as it otherwise Is ch ly within Ihe riKhts of the state. In a word, conseiieut upon Mr. Itryau's ussistance, California is about to do leKully and etTt'ctively what site wiiii Id utherwise have done illegally ami InefTectlwty. This doesn't mean, either, that the ad minis! ration at Washington has been tnado rldlruloiis. (.Jlllte Ihe contrary. TIh administration, it ap pears to UH, has gained lis point. I'oi as the Califoiiiia bill is now worded .la pan Is left wit hunt lot; Ira I k round for protest . It si amis t his way : All aliens eligible to citizenship are left likewise eligible to mtn land. " All othi-r aliens" are permitted to own laud "In the manner and to ihe extent ami for t he purposes pre scribed by any tivnly existing now be tweeu the tloveruiueut of (lie I'llitrd Slates and tbe nation or country of whiih Mich alien is a citizen or sub ject. " In other words, California wilt tn-eh extend ami nvofcnize Mich laud rights, w it bout Invidious exceptions iiinl iUm liininalluns. as are t; ran led b an t I'eal v. And . fori una tely for Caliloiiua. tbeii is no treaty under w huh Japanese sub jeet eau ' 'a tin t he t mhl lo a iuiie land aiul uw u laud. It California t:els what she wants; if t he Federal ( io eminent protects all Its treaty obligations, then Japan is left holdhiK the sack with no diplo matic or le-al recourse. The Japan ese government iniKtit demand, of ionise, that a new treaty he entered Into, cxteuditii; lo Japanese Ihe right lo become A nierban clt i.eiis aiul so landholders in California. Hul it is vim y hkelv that the demand w on Id nut be acicdcil to What then.' The resort to arms' It hardly seems like Iv, with all ilue apolog to Mr. Hearst and his papers Japan stand to lose and Califor nia and tho l ulled States to win. Since somebody must lose in any eem. w h tsu t that a highly satis factory workitiK out of a very cm bat rassitig problem? For tho Wcuk ami Nervous. Tired out, weak, nervous men and women would feel ambitions, ener geiu, full of life and nlwnya have a good appetite If they would do the sensible Ihlnit for health- lake Klec tru Hitters. Nothing better for -the stomach. lUer or kidues. Tlnni samls say they owe their lives to this w oiidei f ul homo remedy. Mrs. (V Khittrault. of Vestal Center. N. Y . sas: "I regard Klectrlc Hitters as one of the greatest of gifts. 1 can ne er forget w hat It has done for me." (let a bottte ourself and see what a differrnre It will make in .Mir health. Only ;.Oo nnd t 10 Ke unintended by nil druggists. H Al'TA) STACiK LINK IKIW. Dally stages and autoa for Marsh field and all Coos Har points, also for IVvl and Millwood. leava G. W. Hupp grocery itor. 133 Bherldan trvrt. Cash paid for produca along th Una. For dental services call on Dr. J. R. Chupmaa. Review building, dswtf Roseburg, XOTH'K. To nil persons taking one ..I ween s treatment dtirlnc tho 4.- month of May, I will give you a second week a treatment ab- soluteiv free. 4 DK. M. ASI1TON, t. Cliiropractlc-Neuropalh. J. I'nrrolt Itldg., Koseburg. t)re, 4 dal 4 4 I Security stock burn's Pharmacy. at Os dsw Rcistcr ladies' lailorins (olleje 216 North Stephens St. Tho Brhuol offers for tho year 1913 two courses In dressmaking and1 tailoring. $2.r! course givos unlimited MBons In dniftinK of imtterns and ylm, with ao days sewing. 1 a '"" K" wnu inn Instructions In drafting. $13 Sewing Course of .10 days. AgentH for the HnlMtort-liert I reus ForniB. jimbin Up if DESPONDING I to tine call for lire indemnity, the pro gress of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company up the ladijcr ol inctcafing usefulness has beea, steady and persistent. Some ol the calls upon il have rcsuhed in pav merits which are the large! in llie whole history of Fiie Insurance. Every call made upon it, great or small, has bct-n promptly met, so that it continues to furnish unsurpassed indemnity against loss by fire. When you need fue insurance The Douglas Abstract and Trust Company j Roseburg, Oregon j New York Cafe Chaa Jo, Prop. OI'KN 1AV AND NU1HT. Meals at AU Hour. Regular Meats II Cento Chicken Dinner Sundays, from li Noon to 1 P. M. Chop 8ur. Noodle. Fresh Oys ter. Fish. Etc.. all the time. Cor. Jackson Washington 8ts 1 .fr '--PT Just Received The most complete up-to-the-minute line of spring and summer Dress Goods, Suits, etc., ever shown in Roseburp;. Remember this; I conduct no sales, as my prices are right all of the time. Oregon LOST AND FOUND. LOST. Gold Woodman charm. Find er uleutje return to tills office. dw LOST. (iuld niuunteri nioas ngati cuff but tun. Ket urn lo this office for reward. din U LOST. On the strert thl lnoniiiiK. a tohucro saik roiitaititiig aluiut $:IS nr $10. in coin. Liberal re ward for return to Heview office. WANTED. WAXTKD Solicitor at the r.ml toriuin live Works, 00 Rose St. dmS WAXTUU. -Men with teams to cul tivate orchard!!. Long Job. Kun nydalo Orchard Co., Drain, Ore gon, dswtf All KNTS WAXTKD. Tlin II or uoinrii on a Kiiariiiileiil slraiht salnry of $J.mi per day. Write to Traielinn Iteprenelilalive, care oi ItiiM'Imri; Ueview. dll)8 WAXTKD.-- Two netlve men wlio can furnish horse and harness lo net as lollei'tor and salesman at Itose-Imii-k and tlrauls Pass, tlood pay to ri(;lit parly. Siimer Sewing Ma ehine Co., 1. H. Sroat manager, tiratid Hotel. ilmi'ii WANTED. At Mercy Hospital, one tray-girl, also students to train for I nurses. Apply in person. dtf ! KOIl KF.NT. l-'nlt KENT. -A pood seven-room h 'li-e, 211 South Kane street, lu 1 quire at Ueview office. dtf FOR KENT. Ten lu-res. mostly plowed, ready for seed; good or i char, I. house and bam. lllitiire 121 W. Douglas, or phone 2sil. dtf i'lill ItEN'T. - Nicely ' furnished bed room in new bungalow. Impure al 737 K. Douglas St.. or piitme 4 2-Y. dtf FOR RENT. A well furnished 1 Ti ro n in boarding and rooming house; i hot and cold water in each room; hath room on each floor; near tbe business center of Roseburg. Easy terms. luquire of O. C. Urown. Roseburg, Oregon. Phone 194-J. , dtf FOR KENT. Large furnished front i room, close In. 312 E. Cass St. dtf FOR RENT. Large house, close In; modern conveniences. Inquire of Albert Abraham. tf HOFSEKEEPINO ROOMS. Central location. Apply at 335 North Rose between 9:.0 and t;:in p. m iltf KOH SA1.K OR TRADE. FOR SALE. Fifty Angora wether; goals W. II. Henderson, Oakland. Oregon. dswjlp A Itlii SNAP. Second hand top bug-' kv for sale cheap. Address M. care K.i lew. tf FOR SU.E Four year old iuiny. nl.Uo and bridle. II. (1 Wilson, Koseburg. Ore., Phone 149-R. dswtf Can You Beat It? Nice level lets, river bottom soli, good streets. !V- In rear of every Int. All the riii .ea of the city WITHOl'T the city s heavy tai as esstnvnt. lu fact Maynard's Addition will make an Ideal home for you. as U Is only tour blocks from the new high school site, one block from tore, two blocks from public school. See me about them, or phon lli-L. C. D. MAYNARD. Owner I. ABRAHAM FOR SALE. Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, In block 20, Kinney's Addition. Will sell separately or all together; price $300 a lot. or all for $1100, plus assessments tor paving and sewer. Terms. Inquire at Re view office. tf I KOH SALE. 27 acres. 7 miles south on mail route and ten minutes 1 walk from Carnes Station. Oood new improvements. Address Box ! HO, 11. K. D. 1. Terms. dtf roit SALE. Five horsepower gaso line engine in good coliditlnu. III-, iinire or address Tlieo. W. Aithaus. liieycle Shop, Roseburg. dtf Ton SALE. Farm and stock ranch' of 492 acres, six miles from Rose burg and two miles from railway! station; all fenced and watered by: two fine springs; house of seven rooms, two brrns, large fruit drier! aud other necessary buildings, all J. H. Sykes' Gun Store A full and complete line of Fishing Tackle. Remember, I pay Parcel Post charges on Fishing Tackle to any point In the county. I carry the most complete and up-to-thc-nilniita line of Guns, Bicycles, Ammsnl tioii. Etc., in the county. Call nnd see the new Indian and Harley-Davidson Motocycles WITH THE SIDE CARS WARM WEATHER COMING Soon is the Verdict of the Weather Man ami when it does come you know it will be warm enough o' nights, without stuffy, ill smelling oil lamps, to add to your discomfort. Why not avoid it by having electric lights installed now. Douglas County Light & Water Co. Ph9!s61, Roseburg, Oregon know what good Root Beer is until you have tasted the Genuine Hire's Root Beer t!'.e bet thing ever placed before a hot, tired, dusty and thirsty man. He fare to put it In your knapsack next time you go a- '. i -siH&ituumu ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorized Bottlers of the Oenuine Hire' Root Deer. Phon !. i In good condition; bearing orchard of six acres consisting abiatlr of Italian prunes, remainder mixed fruit In abundance for family use; 200 acres or mora of good soil oan . be farmed. Will sell at bargain If taken at once. Price and tern on application at 1S5 Second Avenue South, North Roseburg. tf Most Roseburg housewives us either "Pride of Douglas" or "Quean City" flour. There's a reason for It. Phone 13, Douglas County Mills, It your grocer doesn't carry either kind. AUTO TRANSFER J. P. CLEMENTS, Prop. Phone 70, or leave orders at J. R. Sykes' gun store. That is, tbe Initiated all say, that you don't