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Newspaper Page Text12: K53r,aw -rvC'VV'Y.; V t : v -r1-. ' .":i''-'"Tr-sci.r .jim?,'-''d ...... ;.-?. y'r .. I f , ii k if EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW MM DAILY KXCKPT SUNDAY By TOW WJBUBH1NQ COMPANY Ur4 t Roaaburg, Ortfon, Poit- vbiuv mm oecona-tjiass Matter. tT T D MTTDOflTDV HA Isnt our 2uafantee better? We are residents $ Douglas county. Fruft trees. DU1UJ 110nOin I bV. KITCfflN & BLACK, Frbps. U WIMREUI.Y. DAILY rn year, by mall $3 00 Par month, delivered to rn ink, dairvered u BKMI-WEBKLY Jmmt 12.00 IS Boutba x.00 JINK BO, 101.1, AU, FAKMKRH IWITKK TO JOIN TIIK lilt.tXiiK. GLIDE, Or., Juno 2(1. (Kditor Koaeburg Review). Will you please allow me a little Hpuce In your -ol-umna for stating to the runners of Douglaa County the object unit piir posoa of the Orange It la un orgunl xatlon composing ua Its membera on ly farmers, that Is, any one who pro feaaea to be a farmer ami follows that calling, wbethor or not he owns the place or la connected with furm work In any way, can become a mem ber of any Grange In the stule, under the Immediate jurisdiction of the lo cal Orange, except, however, those who realde within an Incorporated city doing builnesn therein. The object of this Incorporation Is manifold. It affords protection to thai farmers by bringing them closer Into touch with one another, and en abling them to exchange IdoiiH con cerning agricultural pursuits, tliun benefitting not alone the Individual, but the atate at largo. We notice In tha bualneas world thai organlatlon la absolutely necessary for the pro tection of uny business. Labor has its oiKanlzalioli. thus afTurdliin 111 protection, on the sumo basis the I llirinors should hn organized to pro tect their own Interests. Ily so iIoIiik It Is cildeul tliut they would receive belter results fur their products and labor. I therefore, appeal to each and every furnier of this routity to oiKsnixe a local tiraiiKe In your Im mediate vlclnltv ir th.r.. u ,,.,. or if there Is one, to become u ineiii- iicr ineteoi lor your own protection lours very truly, JOHN AI.KXANIiKIt, Secretary (Hide GraliKO No. 41! Ciuaranteed Kczema lfn,l The f-ntisfitnt llehlnir K. ..i ness. rush and liunvpuA,.t.iA Ar,..l. - ecxenia, tetter, salt rheum, Itch, piles, and irritating skill Amotion ,.n v. readily cured and the skin made clenr mm Hiiiootu wiin ur. tiobsnn h Kc zoma Olntmunt. Mr. J. C. Evcland. oi nam, ill., says: "I bad eczema 25 years and had tried everything. All fnlled. When I found Ur. Ilobion'a r.czcma o ntment i r,mn,i n ,.,.,, in s o ninient tu rim rnrmi, pnysiann and has been in use for yeurs not an exnerlmmir ?hni I IV we can r a urn it ten it All t.. gists, or by mall, price 00c. I'felffer unonncai uo., rnilndolphlu and St Louis. n KM'r'K KIOH. If VOU have Iinv old riirnAli vn wish woven into beautiful fluffy riiRs, notify Mrs. ,i. HaloB, Northwest Una aaent. 246 Hn. Uohm mi iiu. burg, Or. I'hone S2-J. Over 2U0 satlHfli'd local patrons. PLKA.SK TAKK NOTICK. All thnSA In Hntlt tt nia M. Dlna and all charges to May 12th that are due. will bn riMelveH nt nfflu in the Masonic Temple with the Hard ing Lund Company, dswtf RICE A RICE. Roseburg Booterie Pwrkins Building 'PJjg Roseburg, Oregon Time May Have Been When it was necessary to go outside of Roseburg FOR SHOES But That Time Has Past My stock of footwear is most complete and values exceptionally good. Special Men's $4 and $5 Low Shoes Only $3 Pick While the Picking is Good Hosiery Sale Men's I Hosiery Sale 3 Pairs 50t Values i an(J ) j pdjfS 25f Values For $1.00 ) Women's ( For 50c Making Room for the Famous Onyx Line Roseburg Booterie, VV. S. Boom, Prop. "NEW SCRUPLES OF LAWMAKERS" Hawthorne Says They Bring About Many Changes. NEW ORDER OF PRISONERS. taelr salaries. A system of esplftYuige has been etatillxhecl so widespread as to breed uucaslness In all walks of civ ic life. Hut all evils are accompanied by compensations, and If the processes used tu obtain runrlctluna occasionally ramliul us of Russia, yet unexpectedly pfovo the means of admitting the nuitel of reform Into prisons, they may be worth the price." Julian Hawthorne was convicted of misuse of the malls In exploiting Ca nadian mlulug companies. Son of Novelist Oiscussos Ltgal Pun ishmsnt In Article In Prison Nows pspor and Points Out That Tondancy Is Toward Laniency In Treatment of Prisoners PsroUd Soon. On the eve of bis release on nunile Julian Hawthorne, son of the noted author, reveals in a tine analysis of present day legal punishment the re sult or his observations after two months' luiprlKouiuent in the Atlnntii reilcral prison. Mr. Huwtlionie's opin ions on prisoners and orison iium.w upiiear in the June numlmr or th r..,i. eral hisiltutioirs montblv iirin,ti,.,ii iiki n orus. uuuer tils prison register utimiier, 4.:1,1. "Thouuh Olisons remain, an nltem tlon has come to pass In prisoners. ' the editorial reatls. "It is obvious that modern Industrial itevelnnnient has generated many new laws and has urotiKiic unuer tue scrutiny of the law whole classes of People who hiol heen hitherto fearless Of 1L TIihkb men In. elude many persons of good education, gentle breeding and high Intelligence, and hundreds of this tyie are uow go ing to Jail for offenses which have been in a manner created by the new born scruples Of lawmakers nn,l tha subtle discriminations of public uruse- cuturs. Now Ordor of Prisoners. "A new order of prisoners has conse quently come Into existence. They are criminals not by lunate tendency, but by accident and stress of circum stanced; by novel conditions, not ns yet fully digested Into the moral sense, and such an irruption to our Jails of an uuprccedcuti'd element could not full to bring alxiut inodltlcatlons In the handling of prisoners of all kinds. "An Ignorant and brutal thug or n depraved and hopeless degenerate needs one sort of handling and men of brains and rellnetnciit another, for. though men of education who commit crime merit more severe punishment than do men who never had 11 chance to Know betlcr. yet their skin Is far more sensitive, and a lap of the ringer hurts them more than a blow of the paddle does the hardened inaleraclor. Milt the tendency seems to be to lean 10 tne runner principle lu the treat ment of all. "II Is Juilk-iil more expedient for the common good 10 lie lenient to a savage than savage to the mnn who responds to leniency. "Meanwhile our Jails are lnvomlug more instead of less populous. The no table Increase of federal courts nn.l ih tendency to iviiccntratlou of power lu ine iiiillouu! government over the stales enable convictions to Is- more easily obtained Salsrios Munt Bo Justified. "Whether or not this Increased fa I'lllly keeps even pace with Impartial Justice Is a iiiesllon to be anlvisl by experience. "A great Uvly of Inspectors nud oth er olIMnls of courts has been crealisl. and they are naturally eager to liiillfv WOODPECKERS PLUMB CRAZY. I Laid In a Stock of Pebbles as a Food j Supply. The woodpeckers of Sonoma cotintv. Oul., are siilTerlng from a mild sort of lasunlty, according to an erudite docu ment Issued by the Museum of Verte brate Zoology of the l.ulvorsity of California. The document says: The reason why California wood peckers lu the vicinity of Sonoma mountain should have stored sbhles listead of the customary acorns is a taystery. I" We know that Instinct works ns au ttmutlcnlly as an alarm clock, lu rti failure of an acorn crop it would seem possible that the woodiockcr might In stinctively have stored some other available kind of food, hot 1.. i.i, chosen stones luslcad of some sort of toimi carries the imalogv too far It seems as though any bird with the intelligence of the Cillfornin Woodpecker which wool, I not. h. aame mistake ought to be classed as Insane." NOTICK. Notice is hereby given that sealed bldB will be received for the opera tion of the Dlmmltk ferry, Smith's ferry, l.one Kock ferry. Sawyers' ferry, Poor Kunn ferry, Scottsburg ferry and Happy Valley ferry for the term or 3 yeara from July 8, 1913, provided, however, that should a bridge be constructed at or on any of the ferry sites during said .time the court hereby reserves the right to terminate said contract. Didders contracting for the same will be re quired to maintain and keep in good repair the roads on the river banks below high water mark. Bids to be received not later than 1 o'clock on Saturday, June 2S, 1913. The court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Ily order of the court. June 18, 1913. dsw B. H. LENOX, County Clerk. For the best cup of coffee In Rose burg, try the famous Corona Blend at Lewis' Restaurant. 408 Weat Cass BOY OF TEN HAS WHISKERS. Also Has tho Heavy Voice of a Man and Woighs 112 Pounds. Tenye.ir-old Caspar Klrkendull n ranch boy residing about sevpntv inllea southwest of lio.-k Springs, Wyo., bus un imposing lot or bristling red whisk ers that would be a credit to a Russian or J. Ham Lewis. The boy. although less than five rent tall, has the heavy voice of a man and weighs 112 pounds. Most Children Have Worms. Manv motheru thlnlr fl.nl,. t,ii. - '- vtitiuit-11 are suffering from imliiresiinn i.,..i ache, nervousness, weakness, c'ostlve- mien mey are victims of that most common of all pi, 11,1 -.. n llients worms lMi-lal, in...... , rrclful children who toss and grind their teeth with i,..,i i.....,u , .. . M-ll UIIU colicky pains, havo all the svmptoms of having worms, and should be given Kicknnoo Worm Kllli.r .. ,.1 candy lozenge, which expels worms regulates the bowels, tones up the system, and makes children well and happy. Kickapoo Worm Killer Is guaranteed. All druggists, nr hi- mail. Price i.",c i.b.. m...i," cine Co., Philadelphia and hi. l.ouls. MARKET HKl'OltT. lieisler ladies' W College 216 North Stephens St. The school offers for the year 1913 two courses in dressmaking and tailoring. $25 course gives unlimited lessons in drafting of natterna and system, with 30 days sewing. $15 course glvea system with full instruction! in drafting. 15 Sewing Coarse of 30 days. ....l.tltl Sen lug Course of 10 Days. Agents for the IlaJI-Rorchert Dree. Forma. LODGE CARDS A.P. A A. M. LAUREL LODflR. ru. 10. negutar meetings on the second and fourth Wednes 3aya of each month at Mn.nni. Tm pie, corner Jackson and Casa. Sojour ners invited to attend. J. W. GROVES, W. M W. P. HARRIS, Sec DEGREE OF HONOR, Mystic Lodge jso. id Meets 2nd and 4th Mon day eveninBTM nf Aneh mnnlh In the Odd Fellow's Temple. VUltlng memoera are cordially Invited to at- utuu. ADA LA.Ml'SON. C. Of H, E. H. LENOX, Rec. MAUD K1UK. Receiver, Grand Vehicle And Implement Sale I must leave Roseburg for the East before the first of September for the purpose of settling a large estate. I must close out my entire stock of vehicles and farm implements before I go. My stock consists of: Prices paid by Roseburg dealers KtillS 13c. IH'ITKU 1;, to i'ii,. IHTTKH .T :iOc. rOTATOKS ,-.0c t' AMIIAilK WHEAT $1. OATS :,0c. HAY -Vetch. $r.' ton Livestock. SHEEP Ees. ! ': lamb'. I i.,e 1,. HOGS pressed, Vu to 10c; alive 11! to Sc. STEERS Alive. lujC to 6c SOWS Alive, Be to Vic. VEAL Dressed. 9 to 11c. 1'Ol'LTKY Mixed chickens, alive, Sc to 1 ;:c; dressed, I c. TURKEYS Alive, lie; dressed, 1 Sc. II. I. O. ELKS, Roseburg Lodge, No. Holds regular cmoniuni. cations at the Elks' Temple on mo ,uu auu 4iu inursdavB of each month. All members requested to itucuu regmany, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to at tend. A. C. SEELY, E. H. H. O. SLOC1IM. Berretary. UAULES, Roseburg Aerie meets In .heir hall on Jackson St.. 2nd ana 4th Monday- evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren In good standing always welcome. C. P. LEWIS, W. P. H. b". GOODMAN, V. Sec I'hone M 183. g 1.1 in. $11' cat hers. PORTLAND MARKETS. (ruin, I lour, Feed, Etc. WHEAT Track Prices: Club J lc: 50 Wagons-all sizes. 3 Hacks. 10 Buggies. 3 Trucks. 3 Land Rollers. 1 Gasoline Engine. 1 Cream Separator. 1 Motor Cycle. 7 Harrows. 2 Spring Toth Harrows. 20 Plows a variety of sizes. The above will be sold absolutely at cost, plus the freight. Sale begins Tuesday, June 24th S. B. Crouch SHZRJDAN ST., ftOSISUAC HArdwm - aa-M a a -1 nl. ' ::i bluest. m. HTc t lis,.. fortyfoKI red Russian. I'l'c: Valley. lite Kl.tU'U Patents, J4.T0 per bar rel; straights. $110: exports. $:1 SO to M.S.-.;: Valley. ( graham. 4.t(; whole wheat, ft SO. OATS No 1 h,i... ,.r ll)n l'Ol; Whole, f.v.il. cracked. I ."... ,0 per ton MII.I.SITKKS Hran, J.M per ton; shorts. S.'ti per ton: ini, I. !',,- t lo per ton. llAltl.EY IVcl, :';. -.0 to J'.'T per ton: brewing, noniinni l,it.,.i $:'s ;.ii to f-j'.i ;,o i.er ton HAY Eastern Oregon Timothv. .none, us t j.: alfalfa. J 1 :! to $H; straw, 6 to 7. llow. Wool and Hides. HOPS 1912 crop. 10c to He lb.; 19i;i contracts. He lb. PKLTS Drv. I to nu., lambs. to J.".c: full wool i s to $1.3:.. OOI.- - Eastern Orcein 14,. I., lt'.c; vallcv. I lc to I fie HIDES - Salted hides, li'c to 12 tie per lb.: sailed calf nip t., 1 7 in sulted kip. K'c to He; green hides'. lie; dry hides. II lc to 2:'c; drv calf no. I, :,.c; No. 2. 20c; salted bulls. So. MOHAIR - 1913 clip, 30c to 33c per pound. Dairy ami Country Produce. Local Jobbing quotations: POt'l. TRY-- Hens. 1 .V to l.M-c; broilers. 2 1c to 2."c: turkevj. live, isc to 2Hc; dressed, rhou'e. 2 1c to 'J.".e- ducks, old. 1 lie to 17c: nune ?il,. :o 2.n'. EGltS--Oregon rancli. case count. 19o per doien; candled. 20c to 21e per doien. CHEESE Oregon trlnlets. 16Uc: Dalslea. 17c; Young Americas. ISc. BUTTER Cltr creamery butter cBa, no per pound; prlnta, Io to 11 Mo par pound. I. O. O. F., Rising Star Lodge No. 174 uieeis In the Odd Fellows Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren ahvavj welcome. R. C. AGEE, N. 0. W. S. POWELL, R. S. M. FICKLE, F. S. I. (). O. F., I'nion Encampment No. S Meeu In Odd Fellows Tetnplu e very Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. E. N. EWART, C. P. J. E. PICKENS, R. S. JAMES EWART, F. S. I. O. O. F., Plilletorian Lodge No. t Meets In Odd frvilowa Tam,.tA corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Baturuay evening of each week .Members of the order In good stand ing are luvlted to attend. J. II. 11AILEY. N. 0. M. M. MILLER. F. S. V. S. FRENCH, R. S. O. E. S., Roseburg Chapter No. 8 Holds their regular meeting on tho 1st and 3rd Thursday la ach month. Visiting membera In good standing are respectfully Invited to attend. MRS. NOR AH FLINT, W. M. FREE JOHNSON. Sec. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE. Rose burg Lodge No. 1037. Meeta every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in .naccaooe nan. All visiting uiuiuvrs invitea 10 attend. P. E. FOSTER, Dictator. H. O. PARGETER. Secy. REItEKAHS, Roseburg Rabekah Lodge, No. 41. 1. O. O. F Umi In Odd Fellows Temple erary uesjuy evening. Visiting listen uu ereinren invited to attend. MRS. O. L. WRIGHT. N. 0. MISS ANNA FEROUSON. Sec MRS. LULU LINDSET, F. 8. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No. 12u Meeta In tha Odd Fellows' Hall In Roseburg every 1st and 3rd Mouday evenings. Visit ing neigh jors Iwavs welcome. J. A. BUCHANAN, C. C. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lllao iircio .iu. s jieeia on tne ist ; nd 3rd Monday evening of each j mouth at Odd Fellow' Hall. Visit-' Ing membera In good Handing ar Invited to attend. MRS. MINNIE MATHEWS, a N. I CLARA CAWLFIELD, Clark. Clean White Oats We have a big supply of clean white oats. FEED, FI'EL & SUPPLY COMPANY H. R. STAGGS & SON Phone 56 Phone 56 Flies are disease carriers Live in all kinds of filth Infect food and drink by germ laden feet Each female fly can lay 150 eggs Screens should be used to keep them out PAGE INVESTMENT CO. 700 N. JACKSON ST. PHONE 242. J. H. Sykes' Gun Store A full and complete line of Fishing Tackle. Remember, I pay Parcel Post charges oa Fishing Taatle to any point In the county. I carry tho most complete and up-to-the-minute line of Guns, Bicycles, Ammuni tion, Etc., In the county. Call and see the new Indian and Harley-Davidson Motocycles WITH THE SIDE CARS Observe Things Mniorine is a dctighirul pastime. Inn don't ride through life with the curtains drawn. After that drive through the picturesque scenery of forests, rivers and valleys, remem ber the duds must see the suds and we are here tor that purpose. Phone TU. am) your joy ri.lc will not be overshadowed by drudgery. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 79 Roseburg, Or Having purchased the other plant and consolidated the two, we now do all the work at our large double plant on N. Jackson St. Send your laundry or call us here. That is, the Initiated all say, that you don't know what good Root Beer is until you have tasted the Genuine Hire's Root Beer the best thing ever placed before a hot, tired, dusty and thirsty man. Be sur. to put It la your knapsack next time you go a plckalcklag. ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Autkorlied Bottlers of the Oenuine Hire.' Root Beer. Phone 186. Automobile M1 Blc,cl. Work. Special,,. Bc,cl. AcceorIe.. Q. T. SHANKS & CO. MACHINISTS ALL KINDS OF FINE REPAIRING Roseburg;, Oregon pasa anything ap. Our accoad name fc, TUTU." SIB Ml. Jackson Street .text to S. K. Cfkes. G. T. SHANKS & CO.