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Newspaper Page Textm 3 m A-7 sir 1' His fVENIWG ROSEBURG REVIEW ISril'CD DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY BY review publishing company. BkUr4 at Roseburg, Oregon, Post, offlcc as Second-Clan Matter. Ik Wtmbcrlf W. U Walsh DAILY Par year, by mail 13.00 par montb, delivered (0 Par week, delivered 15 BEMI-WKEKLY Par rear 2 00 811 mouth! 1.00 MAY 14, Well, there's no doubt tlmt the tariff revision U "downward" this time and there will be no panic about it, either. The tlme-wurn scarecrow finally fulln to scare. Those new parcel post atlaacit Ile itis; given away with subscriptions to The Review are now going out right along. These are the best thltig In this line thut has been published. Get one right away, ah it adds noth ing to the cost of your subscription. Now the Hull Moosers are trying to effect a get-together movement with the stand-patters. Just imagine the sayings thut would have been aid If the advances had t-tmie from the other side. Another iies(lnn is, are they trying to swallow the other faction or are they only showing themselves willing to be swallowed. Moat everybody In Rnsehurg who la anybody now belongs to a base ball team. Besides the now world famous Jackson street and Cass street aggregations, there are the four Sunday school-Twilight League teams and the high school team all out for championship honors. Now Appears on the scene the new team of the Rosehurg Moose lodge, who declare that they will make any and 11 of the aforementioned aggrega tions look like veritable pikers be fore the season Is over And we Folger's GOLDEN GATE A PERFECT COFFEE IN A Perfect. Container We are exclusive agents in Roseburg for Folder's com plete line of Coffee, Tea, Spices, Etc. MARSHALL'S THE PURE FOOD STORE PHONE 184 JACKSON ST. FIHE GRAND GRILL V "The Rector's of Roseburg" UjvCt. Music i to cS M , daily y J Sunday Dinner JjM Try our Jfkj MERCHANTS LUNCH P3JjjSj 1 1:30 A. M. 'till 2 I'. M. THE GRAND GRILL "The proof of good coffee is in the drink ing thereof." If you seek quality specify "Monte Cristo" Steel cut or whole roast Mb cans 40c, .'Mb cans $1.1 5 Mrs. A. C. Kidd Son ri$s thjy'Il do it tby mf ihemtclvei. Tomorrow the petition for the in corporation of Kdenbower will come up for heuiing tie fore the County Court, and there Is no apparent reason why tiie petition should not be grunted. The charge thut It In a Hchiine in establish u "wet" sub urb to Hose burg bus no real foun dation uiul is apparently only being utied to defeat the new Incorpora tion. There is no probability that the new town Mf incorporated) will lip made "wet," and H should not be white KoKchurg Is legally "dry." We once had that fan-lal colfditlon here, with half the town dry and half w et -w bli-h Is not hlng short of ridiculous, and there should be no more of it. Kdenbower can be de pended upon to vote dry, if Incor porated, and thfir petition should not he turned dowu because of any allegations to the contrary. Ah usual, liouglas County people hae no cause to complain of the weather, although the Spring season is unuHually cool and backward. We never have mi eh floods us have de vasted Ohio and Indiana, nor the cy clones which have swept the Middle West and South. Neither do we suf fer from drought, such as Is now pre vailing In California to such an ex tent that the slock men have up tiit l tin hi u h t lie I.eelHlutn riV tn I the I'. S.' Interior Oepartment for permiriMiou (o graze (heir herds In the National forest reserves to save (hem from starvat inn. The ranges and fields of the lower valleys, not under irrigation, are said to be al most as hare of vegetation as a paved street." Here the contrast Is remarkable, with hills, valleys, fields and mountains an endlens pa no ruin a of green. Hountiful crops of all kinds are again assured, with no ex tremes of beat or cold to mar the pleasure of living at any seasoiv of the year. With these advantages Douglas County should double In population each decade for the next fifty years. Call for I'll re Maple Syrup at the Hee Hive. We haw a limited quan tity only. I'lll'lles lllililillK rilliiili-i fur I X I. Tamiili'H will I'li'aiu' call fur same na soon !H posriilil,'. tXTEttMINGM.N'O OF THE A.XC1EXT AXD MODERV. Portland. Or.. May VI, 1913. Editor Koseburg Review; Examining our notes and letters, we fiud that we promised you an- other letter describing our trip In Florence and the surrounding coun try. To fulfill that promise, we here with Mend you these few observa tions. We were very unfortunate In se lecting the Jennings Fenslone In Moreuce, which Is conducted by two wealthy Amelrcan women. The meals and the w ine were good, but oh! the I rniuiii It tisfiu tUo flrut ,.r,A nnl.. ' place In Italy that we hud to usu candle light, and a charge of 40 cen times ( H cents) was made for It. Ilulf the night we were up to chase mowqultoes, so as to he sure that we eould leave the room alive in the morning. The river Arno, we sup pose, Is the cause of the mosquito pest, on account that almost all the water in the river bed Is used for commercial purposes, and what re mains is stagnant and in pools. We like Florence, but we think that there are many other Italian cities better and cleaner for tourists to see. Our trip would not have been complete If we Hhuuld have omitted a visit to the Villa Halmlerf, on the way to rlesola, famous for Its asso ciation with Hoccaccio. During the plague in Florence in 1 348, It is said that Hoccaccio hud spent many agreeable days here, In company with a number of ladles and gentlemen. telling such stories as we rend In the "Decameron. ' When at Florence Queen Victoria made her stopping place ut this villa when It was owned by uu Kngllsh family named Craw ford. Today it Is owned by an American, Mr. Ellsworth, who has done much to beautify the grounds and the villa itself. The fresoes por- truying Hoccaccio s wedding feast have been restored with care and taste, and the garden is among the most beuutiful in Europe. Fortunate are those who are fav ored with an Invitation to enjoy Mr. Kllsworth's hospitality In Villa Pal mlerl. for to see the garden and the villa is worth alone a journey to, Italy. As we were driving to Hesole, we parsed the Villa Houdi. which was pointed out to uh as once belonging to Dante, and here it was that when a young man he spent much of his ime rhyming, it ml t bought himself 'how to make himself Immortal." As you reach Kit-unit, which is dtitaii-d on lop of a mountain and about fie miles from Moreuce, you aIII nee but little of interest except the beautiful view of Florence mid the Kplendid sight of thi! valley and I he Hurrou nding count ry. On t ti I'laza there is a row of shops with he work of slraw-phtinters, a motiu neiit to Victor Kiumnuuel and t iarihaldi. This Is suppohed even tn liis day to be an Ksti uscati city hose inhabitants are still filled wit' ml red itgui nst t In' Flore lit iin-s. w h i-oiMutred them by a ruse in l"l rt ml coin pel led (he l-'ii'snli'ittis h move to F I on 'ii i e or ko elsewhere Ml tltnl is Iiolewoi t ll to see is tlx 'at liedral, Inch was hm nlc it lulls, the Ksl rusciti w.ills and tht Itoinuu Amphli beater. Un our return Id Florence vi passed the little stibu rb of Sett ig iiaiin. when- Micliacljiiigelo w.is nursed by a stone-cutter's wife. An modern genius could still find m;iti t Htoiie-ciil tei- h uil'i to nourish him here. I ui in Flo rem e I here are still many places which lempt ou to wsit There Is a w hole street on the I. uu arno dedicated after him who his name to America. A mengo Ves 'in.i We visited thai part of the city and the house he lived in. The tite is now oee u pied by a hospital I'hcli there is the house where (iali eo lived for some years, but if you w.iul lo see another house of his. on must go to Aleetri. where Mil ton paid him a visit in i',::s hi the -ludv are pit served ui.iuv relic and instruments of the treat astronomer 'Die k reat peace and silence thai 'ia in; ov ei I'isa. this ancient Tuscan - Ifv. lilt lined lis In helec (he Vyi-nd (hat I'isa was founded by an hero on his wav from Trov In am ..iso. as earlv as H I . 1 isa was i w II established Ft rust an ut fi lentil lit (tome, and in Caesar's ' : me she ;IH .1 Itotliatl mill 1 ;i l i.t.lt loll From t he W I et k .'f the Koinan F.inpiiv, I'isa merged a lighting city, a match, as e s,n for ainthini: of her size, and 'note than that For over two huiitl el um is sin w as f i kIii me sutvess fullv against pirates and infidels, and tt f ;i 1 pat inn tu t he Crusades, hi'int mi; home rich spells, which enabled tr (,. huCd the Catlie.ltal and llap i--tei thai we cuiue here to see Ar it e i a ui e u poll t he meadow of I he ''I t K Tied mediaeval citv walls, we A ere daed lo behold t hree marble -ti so tures. the Campanile, the 1'tiotn .nd !. It.iplistert lh-- ule.iin tif that inarb'e that has food over a thousand veais m the ;illi and lain, no description In words or picture can re.ilh cmvev the ap- e;iian.e of it It ts whiter than mi thouKhi and it is not while ti all. ntr it vellow. iur Ivory . i do red but so met linn; of all I hese Hi t. l'l - t' um o S.r.i.t near !'v Is per- ' u s " e 1T i ,1 -I an I ti:ot b-' tud 't of ill eein.'t l ie It is leallv littt A .eui' terv at all it an art na!!erv .' s.ii'tut.- f t!o foiirleeiith alld fi flee ut h cent u i and what ;s in or-' Patronize Home In dustry I lunulas County Crc.iiucry Co., makers of I'liri; Hl'TTKR ICK CKKAM riiotie I?40 4 JO N Jackson Rocl)urj;, l)reon P. 8. W par blfbrat mark ft price for butlrr fat and tweet cream. 1 1 in ii m in n m ii , ton itE.vr. To reaponalbly partkn, one piano and one uewint; machine, j. Addrexa II. II., cure of itevlew. X interesting la that In 12S3 fifty-three ahlploada of earth were brought here to thia kur.vliiK around from the Cal-. vary of JeruKuk-ui to conBocrute the ground. The Campanile, the leaning tower that ia on u of (he wondura of the world, cannot he deacribed In words. Kvery null In the xlx xlorli-s lietweMi the base and the belfry seem perfect and intact, and the marble ever gliatena to the tun. Many theories nave ueen advanced for Its Inclina tion of fourteen feet from the per pendicular. Some believe one bide sank gradually, others think that it Is due to some terrible accident, etc. We took the train from Florence to Hlena. It takes about three hours to make the trip. This rliy used to be a military colony known aa Sena in the time of AiiaiiKtus Caesar. It fell under the Lombard Kings afler the Kmplrc, and later subjected to Charlemagne. Siena is built on a mountain and the Hlri'ets slope down on either side. A brisk city life courses up und down the streets in a modern fashion, not at all us In silent I'isa. The city Itself is of the dim past, and the palaces have shops In their basements, hut they are palaces all the same. The Sienese completely annihilated a Florentine army, killing ten thousand anil cap turing fifteen thousand in iLMiu. in a battle known us Montaperto. The hlorentlnes never forgave llieiu of the injury, and In istln, when the Florentines invited the Sleuesu to celebrate the union of Tuscany with Italy, the official who received the Invitation for Siena seemed skepti cal. Does r lorence really want us?" ho queried dubiously. When assured on this point lie murmured, "Oh, t tit" affair on Monlapeito. vou know." which hud occurred six cen turies before. Haute called the Sienese a vain race ami this incident would seem to lustily tin epithet. In (be Cathedral the interior is so rich that for a moment yon gasp at the sight. You feel at once that tills s not a restful place for prayer and Lungs Affected By Rheumatism nai.Kn:, GronchilU, Arthma And A fe mi a Often Directly thm Remits of Rheu. malic Blood. Ivolil (irlppc, Srr Thntnl nnil Mrnllnr TrouMcn It Hiu it s. j. s. Tf vnu h iv. n p.-r.-iiM nf . mnirlnff lui.ii. lil.il ctiiuli I..-H ui- nf enm:h i. mi 'lie t. Tin hi . in. r. iy :u .il '.i action, in. I If 1 1 ., ivli. vi- II , the n:ir .ii.x th.it ii.t it ),..( .ii i.-nuu.-t a .I..r..I n.it ih. r. ;i .,,. i. In uitl Uii.. th.tl i.-iii. v. :i .jt ih- i ir. ul ttinn In- a. i.l ...i ir..,i :n. ir i. .1 v-f I .. Ii all .... r . I K.t-.. . ;.l 1.1. ...:, ml ln.i-t . i.-.ii- I,., .il . , tn; Tlw I .iy I.. h t.ni..i , i .un s.vil'i .4 Sine . V..u will i:!,, I It .n tt.il.' lit l.ll ill UU -St.. I . ;, t J I'll ;,.. It ;... Mr ui:ht int.. Hi.- , 1. .c " ti int. r n. il I.l I h uh. wttii-l.T. fully Mtinilati th.- m i .-.is,. ..f rt-l .( put, 1, s, . ui. -. all th.- l.-c.-l fever 'p.tlM a I i.l It i Hat ...us in"' -Mt.t appe tite. .ui ..U- .mi t!. -li ....l f. . l a w n !. t fill 11.- i.f . n. . .1 tt tK'H Ihiit-li . .Is' nf p. ,..J, , , ,, ,( p. j ,fl ( 'ti""l ;l .-'h p mi-- in Hi.- , hest, -tc thi.'.it ,,t, l ...p,-t,.ut ,.p... t,,. ,iM..tl f Hti- I. flu ii Ii.n . r.p, i i, n, . I the ii. w.-til. i 1 1 1 1 . h a'1. r lMitu: - S S All .t-uil.t an I ai.pi . . nsi..fi s i'.itie. Ih-f-e p.-. uh., i- p vin-: ami a. h.-s v 'i i h. Hi. . r..ll.-rt - a p. M...I ..f m. t Ut, l.se I, j. I. f ;; 1,, fl?' l (h it W..ft . .TW We-e P futii.1 upon :l '. I.' M IfPoh th ,1 , ,u-h al.-l eh-t . ..'nit , ,,i ft . mh th.. lutt t Th. .' th. u--..,f, .. t. ltl .-.w .,i , x,. i-M.l.lv im1:ji. H ;,tt. i uvtm S S S r r it f. w ii - t;. t i In-iM ' ..f S S S. to. .lav ut the itiuu More an.l th-'M ftav I 've to .ill tin !.e palti.t that h.ive .t y.i.i Wm(.. to Stt fft spe. fV- t'o . Stt ift HI 'ir. Ml int. t;, f.,r n1(..li..,l a.lvler :tn I ..p-l.-rf .1 f tt i- he Kte.ii,:!.t M i r. tn.. ,'vi r kn.-wn '7 Lffivf The Oregon Bakery Toiniti) ilenr, Ju-t n quirk n nu an lie. Mr. .Iniic. mid wife nrv here 't turtle uf ttrv.ttl, a t luen hmi, aih! a 'J.V mi ne I f m mI . I or you jiihI the uirl., mine iiNikii4. ttn till any kind, (In ) all are .mm1." It t : tloeii Fivi Iiine. tlwtt haf !i IVnmliiiuts td Tiiiutny. OREGON BAKERY 328 North Jackson SHOE ANY TIME, AT ANY We Lead in Style and 1 QUALITY SHOE STORK f I ri.V.. N. imckMon. Next to P. O. R. L". OtCpDeilS mt'ditutlon. The clustered pillars pestilence, she wrought miraculous with the black and white stripes dis- cures. Whatever we may think or t ii rb you; the sculpture, the decora- believe about the mystic espousal of tlons tire too numerous; the very which she spoke as a reality, we pavement Ik a picture sallery. The know what effect Florence Kightin most interesting building In Siena is ae had upon the mortality in the the Khrine of St. Catherine. She waB Crimea. MIbs Nightingale has not the thirteenth child of a dyer. She yet been canonized, but she certainly was not cncourKtd in her early in her way wrought miracles. It is vlMons. trances or ecstasies. She not difficult to believe that past ages persisted, however, und finally per-1 hud their Florence Nightingales, and Hiiuded not only her parents but that St. Catherine, who flourished In everybody else that Christ had es-'an age of mysticism, was one of poused her and given her His heartl tliein. for her'B. She donned the hair) hl olir ,.eyf i,.tir we shall speak shirt, slept on stone with bricks for1 about (jenoa anj the lakes. uer piiiow, una preacnea agaiusi cniflty and vice, so that kings and popes and even emperors listened to her. She is even credited with hav- lng put an end to the Itabylonlun ' Impure blood runs. you down 'apiivtiy by persuading Hope Greg- makes you an easy victim for dls ory XI to return from Avignon to 'ease. For pure blood and sound dl Kouie. Whenever she gave herself gestlon Burdock Blood Bitters. At up to tending the sick in war or all drug stores. Price $1.00. Home Bakihd Reduces THE U. S. Dept. of Agriculture in Experiment Station Bulletin No. 142 says that ten cents worth of wheat supplies almost three times as much protein and ten times as much energy as round steak, and with some other cuts of meat the difference is even greater. If then, one really desires to reduce her weekly meat and grocery bills, she need only make more use of her oven. Who ever heard man, woman or child complain that good home-made biscuits, muffins, cake and cookies appeared on the table too often? Instead the tendency is "to make a meal of them" and the variety is so great that something you bake yourself Could well be the chief feature of every meal. Home Baking is Simplified by the Use of K C Baking Powder With K C, you can mak things moist and rich yet hare them light and feathery, wholesome and digestible. Biscuits may be mixed the -night before and baked fresh for breakfast. Muffins need not be dry and heavy. You can make cake so light that you can hardly get it out of the pan whole, yet It will not fall. K C la not like the old fashioned baking powders. It Is double acting and continues to give off leavening gas until the dough is cooked through. K C is sold at a fair price a large can for 25 cents. This would be no object If strength and purity were sacri ficed, but every can is fully guaranteed under State and National Pure Food laws and to pleaie. We take all the chances. Your money back if you do not get better results with K C than any baking powder you ever used. Includes can in your nest grocery order, try some of tht new recipes that appear In this paper from time to time. Then you will have gone far toward solving this vexing "Cost of Living' problem. HMauBMHHMumaMai E. V. RAG AN Our Man Calls THE VIENNA Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing Works Your cutire wardrobe DKt fKfc.;H UK lli.ls clt'nnod, reshaped and blocked. Gloves, plumes, crnvenetta and portieres. All Work Fully Guaranteed ' Vanity on the highway" still pays a ridiculous toll for auto mobile travel. But two hun dred thousand new Fords will this season go to buyers who prefer real service at reasonable cost rather than ostentatious display at unreasonable cost. More than a quarter of million Fords now In ser vice convincing evidence of their wonderful merit. Kunahout, $.'25; Touring Car, M00; Town Tar, IS00 f. o. b. Detroit, with all equipment. Get Interesting "Ford Timet" from Dept. F, De troit; Ford Motor Company, 0. V. Burnett, Ai;ent, Koseburg, Oregon. Yours very truly. FRANK G. Ml CELL!. Ml PIION'K 303 for and Delivers taken care of by expert 5 1 tAM CLEANKKS white shoes, 139 South Sheridan'st For ANYBODY ANYWHERE PRICE Quality FINK SHOE REPAIRING Shop U Rear of Blldg. Where Is Marshall's? Books and Stationery. Typewriters. Office Supplies. School Books. Blank Books. Newspapers. Magazines. ROSEBURG BOOK CO. Do You want the best canned and glnss goods on the market? If So then call on THE GROCERS for mm sim NONE BETTER. Thero are ninny brands of cannnd Koods. hut none are more carefully selected nor prepared under better or more sanitary conditions. If you have never tried the PREFERRED STOCK, order a few cans (nssorted) and you will be convinced that what Is said here Is true. 1ENDRICK & AV1NG Square Deal Grocers Phone 63. North Jackson St. Good Trees cannot be grown, re gardless of the quality of the soil or care, on 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 sawany better. Prices Right Roseburg Nursery Co. KIT CHIN & BLACK Proprietors wk Book Store ml .' HMiimn-T-r-uyr r ' n 13