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EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW IB8lKD DAILY KXCKPT SlISKAY -BY RCVIEW I'L'HUDHINQ COMPANY. Irad at Rowburg, OrKon, Poat oSica M Second-Clam Matter. I,. WIMUKUI.V. DAILT Par Jir, br mall 13. OH Per muotb, delivered SO Per week, delivered 1' BEMI-WEKKLY Par year 12 00 III nuutha 1 1)0 .o i;mii:ii ii. him. Ol.it hllKKT AM'IIOK. No more remarkable utldrcHB waa over delivered In Portland than waa that by Juiih'H J. Hill at the buii'iuet Huturday night, khvh the l'ortlainl Journal. 'Hie speaker, hix ieriniallly, blx yearB, and hla earneHtltesa were a powerful appeal. It would have been li roinliiamlliiK mllrena bei-audi' of the man anil Inn manner alone. Vet It waa the tlieme, hln wurda and the eplKrammatlc aeiiteiieva, delivered In a kindly voire, but wllli ultima! IrrealHtible expreHHlvenefa that made the effort remarkable. And, it wan BKilrulture that waa the theme. It waa aitrlrulture in the opening aentenceH, anrlru 1 1 uru In tha middle, and aKrleulture In the eloHlllK appeal. It waa HKrli:ulture enthroned alKive all other adlvltleu and made mujeatie by the eloiiuently plain aentenrea of a prophet, born on a farm, reared on a farm, i IIiikIiik to a farm through all of hla 7." yearn, and prcarliliiK of thu farm In the mldat of Ilia militancy and power as the primal railroad inannute of the century. A aamplo exureaadm in IIiIh tiiphannner appeol for the farm waa: The aource of the clty'a (trenlneaH la not In her streets or tail biiildliiKa. hut in her buek country. If you build a city you muat have payroll. To keep up the payroll! you mum have a market for the produi-ia of ttie workers. That market Ik the back country. He aald that happy and prosperous farmera are necessary to the perpetu ation of free Institutions in Ibis re public: becuuse such runners give sta bility and character to an electorate. Whenever Mr. Hill drifted away from agriculture. It was but for a moment. He always returned to tin theme, and always did so with an earneatneaa of manner and energy of aneoch which embodied his couvlciiuu that he had a message for the peo ple of Oregon. He called upon the people to sus tain the Oregon Agricultural College, of which ho said ho hoars nothing hut good reports. Ho urged that Hie Institution rarry Ita work to the present farmers without waiting to educate the growing generation. I'or a long time, ho rummaged history, wept hero and there over the eartli. and marshalled indisputable Tacts with which to Impress upon his auill- What's The Matter With Your Baby? Tha young mother an.t mahv nn ePI one, too Is often p utile. I (. laiow Hie ttuit of her chlla n ill niituie. Tim lewd dm of Its r vim: ,1.mh not nocin aarlly Indicate the firleiiNni-NS ef It-, trouble. It may have not turn; morn ttie matter with It than a hiuUa ii(t ir a fi Int ef caneral ilullnrxK 1 1 cannot, uf conrM, deacrlbe Ha ff)llnk'. hut i.h arallmmary meaauro you are ur tn trying a, mild laxative, m Kin times out of ten. vmi will fln.t It Is all tho child needs, fur tlx renth'MHii.s anil pearishnena are perhiipn ilin to ... s'ruotton of thp howrls, ami omn that aa bean remetllfd the heai1,it-ht tho alusctnhneaa and the tnanv hIIkt evl 4nra ef conattpntinn and Itulitff ti-m will quickly ctlnjnRt. Pon't rive the little on rinlt-i. ritter tie pills or natv watem, for these will act as purcatlven, an.l tiiev me I no a tresis' (or a child. In tho fttiiulivn uf I Gaddis' Plat ' Corner Lane and Stephens Sts. ST:V,,.,.. . , nt lb trtmettdout import of a uc ceseful agriculture In Oregou. ' .Nor is there one to challenge Mr. Hiil. Kvery nation that has ever, loigotteu its agi iculture has per-; ished from the earth. The farini-r' is the undersuui tutu of civilization.: on li 1 it) rests all the oilier onlera of! rite social establishment. The fartu is a mine that never ex- J baiits. It Is an on body that never works out. When the gold is removed from the ground. o;il a hole is left. When' the coal deposit Is exhausted, the mine is worthless. Mut when tiie soil Is properly1 treated. Its ilfhncKs increases. Three generations ngo. the Kngllsh fanner averaged but if bushels per acre.' Now his average ia or more than double. Ily scientific fanning, other l Kitropcan nations tiuve doubled their' .wheat yield. If tile I lilted Slates i would don lih Ita yield per acre, tho' aggregate would be I ,:tull,uiMl.ulMi, 1 'tvith film. nni), noil bushels available, for export. The total value of the agricultural products of the I'nited statea last I vear was 1 1 u, mill. nun, nun. It was a greater amount than the total gold i production of the world during any: .'.i-year period or history. I Mr. Hill iK unanswerable. The ten billion dollara worth of agricultural products in ttie I'nileil States in l'.il'2 are ten hlitloii prools of tho sound-, ncss of his position. Agriculture Is king. Tho sheet anchor of the re public Is In our farms. I UOADS OK Ot lt FATHIIKS. ItfH'inirm our fittlmiK fnllnwod trulln ttirotinh the woods Ik no h-ukoh why w HhoiiUin't liuvo roiidH. Hi'aiim our fat Ihtk wanted good mailH mid couldn't gtt them 1h no reason why w nhould continue to want and do without them. Ilcraiisc our I'll (hern pried llielr chalHCH out of the mud and cuhhimI their lurk it no excuse for our pro fanity over u "blow-nut." Bpcuuho our fill hers eroKsed 'lie pluliiH In ox c-arts in no reatuin why we Khoiildu't have a Lincoln hlliw-iy and traverse It In our oxlenH carts. UecauHe our futhein were thankful for a lilt of hard road In a favorable season U no reason why we shouldn't enjoy lutnl-mi ilnccd roadrt t li year around. Itecatixe our fathers met and ron (jueied their ohft run Ioiih to trans pollution should b' all the more in renilve for uh to meet with deter mination ami eoniier ouch. Urea use our fathers lei nature take her course In road development (?) is no reason why we shun hin t em plnv l h bt'Kl of engineers and a split Iok diaj,' lo best nature al her worst. Ilerause our falhers were fanners and stored their truck in cellars against want Is no reason why we shouldn't haul ours over wood roads and store them In the world s market against cheek. ItiM-ause our fathers didn't knr .invthiiiK about cement and paving hrick Is no reason why we shouldu l adopt iicwfniiKled tuali'iials for our i? rent traveled t horoUKbfares. I'arific llulliler and Knuiiieer. Mrs 8. S PtHtichter, Pnrnce Bt. I'uvt'l... Cel.i.. mi. I Mm. bin A. Hi inker, "t5 s. . li .mi Hi , I rtu er. rtiin . I he oulv lux;t tlve Kiit ii 4 Jtr. ihhvr'll'M Synip-I'. psln. It Ii.in ht'i-n touml in utiMW.-r ni"st pei-tt-i tly .ill (ho ui-it.n ef it l ixutlve. and t ery ttilltlll.'HH nnd fieedeiii fn-m Ki'ipirnT recoiimienti It enelully fur th uo of children, women, ami eltl fnlk Kftier ii 1 1 v neoiile who in-I'd a ttetit e how el Htlnilihint. Tie hi mini Is "I American frtinllh-M have l-ofii t-iithuslnrttle Mheiit It I for mora than a iioiirli-r of a century. I Anvone wl-hlnir to tniike n trial of lli'a rt iv i.,.f.ice nini: tt tn the rei;nl:r iwav of n .riii:ctft tit tlftv .-tit or one lil.'llitt II lerire l.ottle (fiimilv Nl.el run .have ft -:1ml. e loltli neiit to the homo free of ch.nre 1 Kiltiph a.t.lressllii: 11. j W It i'.ihlwell. ' Wnhoi.ilon St., I M-'tilN-rllo. HI Yoiir fi.niiu uiitl addrttMS loti u Oil lUld will do. FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT 36 lots Sold, Only 14 More will be Sold at Present Prices Avoid high taxes and secure a homesite close to Roseburg. City water guaranteed in front of every lot. Electricity on call, also telephone service. SALE TERMS: 10 monthly payments without interest. OPPORTUNITY FOR ROAD ENGINEERS Can Improve the Present Con dition of Highways. MUCH TO CONTEND WITH. Muit Learn to Male tha Best of Local Condition Poor Material and Inex perienced Workers Hamper Progress. Good Roads Built For Service. fine of the print Ipal rensons for thu pour eoiHlitli'ti of the rtnnU In many of our slates Is the la k of competent en Kltiecis to handle (he won, and the at tendunt lack of an eilucateil public opinion which will demaml llrst class work In all cases. The employment of county engineers has been relatively ihh mm h ijrulectei. lis the erealiim of slate highway tle-piu-tineiits. it is the exceptional rouuty where an engineer Is regularly em ployed from one year's cml to the oilier. In the larger cmiiillcs. parth-u-Inrly those having Inruc (owns or cit ies, tin annual expenditures for road Improvement are seldom less than $'. i4Hi, freiueiilly two or three limes that amount. The usual rule In sil-h counties Is to have a county engineer who prepares plans and supervises all work. though ItKAVV IKAFI'ie iVf.AH luiUN st.l Mil II. HHVI'S il.'tll.-il le,'iil t otitinl of the wurk is still Vv-te.I III I lie i utility i Mil in ii-n 'to I'or lli-ljii!ie. in l!ie L'l-e:il le i.t llty "f eolllilies ill I'eViis lite ii-'i'iir :itiini:il ineultie Is le-jH I ! i;i li iOt.o- 'i. :n , t lie whole mailer el' ivml iniri eieetu in em h county reMs with tli" county Jinb:e ami f.tur . "iimc'-"-i"iier-,I u In v'M it nte the cm my c.iiuiii---i-'ners' euiirt. If n I'oml i--ue Tor loa.l im (ro emelit 1 jilll hotizeil by the .1er- of ii county or it ill-irict an enjlueer I etiiloM'il to plan ii n1 sun-ri-c the i olistril. tleli ef the rojuis l'. liieiit for Kin h elicit'. . 1 1:14 m-i i. e i- m ule either iis it -ei i eiit:ii;e fee b.i-eil on t he eo-l of the uml. r by a M i jm la I nl salary. '1 lie general lliiio eltient of the count ry is m1hhl; I In ro.ol ipi.-t lmi to the H'otit 'iuiulie-4 in lare nuiit beis nre iniic: imtnU fr n I i.'.ol- r ery tn.-tit ii It I x ery iinnoi i.i nt Ih il llie tai;iyers uet a I t I i r" worth of road for ea.h do. 'a r i-M-e'iih-d Ki.i.ls must be I'lllit s well that ttn will iie Keruee atel at t!e- -:i:.i-' tiu.e not be irohil'iiie In e..-i. ti, linitl.V seetii'te- th' elillie. r I, al osn'e A ..Mt 'l III, t,r, fte-t tliit hu muat buil-l a r"..d iat would ie .pil l f J'-'"-'! spe. It.' iil.oi,', !t in i-v-iirv i" : ni.d - nv -'i-lit:: ti-'iij. ;i:-l I'm lli ro.i-1 t'.it ii- be citiiiineiisurate l .Mil.-h pPi:r-" m: de luwar I al 'i pi p:ol ron-tr : ' ' rcmaiic' to li- d tunliy f-r .. . ' remler valtl-.b' by a study -( U slill lire: it--prai-ll h-j aid In t'n- - : it. .1 !,..r.-c. p.;? I. -beyond all --r -'' ' .!- tlie standard . ;, f re be. ome I t uiad-riaU , r "f work--.im-nt citst of . . .. abb ness will ,!t: Its cost. , is ;il;-eady Iwen i. l-.c;;l material ' :t mu'-li more '!i. re N opjKT-'j-i-'itlL' colleri to .. to its stale ;.(. Inns. Tht-rtf .v.T.ily f"r every p';:l r to thus . ,.i . f his country -.en fnt'ire sucet'ss .-tl-.n. I aus of lu.somniu. I Tho mo.-t cotiiu.oa cause of IllBom nia Is di.nlc: ot the stomach and c.tipatioii. :. imherlalira Tahlela Irorrcrt tl.es.; .holders ;.nd enable you lo Bleep. For sale by ail deal ers. c Mil. I. IMIS'I'H. .1. .1. Hill, ft er. while m ' -t.t out -f i I it railroad huild d Halurd.iy nisht -rvtows in which he souii'lVd a ti.'ie o1 npiiniim which i . i.r.cii.mi!.-: II' nid: Wh.it i he ii. i ter with bual nei.V" I didn i kn.'w th'Te was any thiiiK the m.ttiei wrh it. The coun t i-v is all niiln ' rii- :ue ood. There mav be ;i intb- disturbance oer a lew items t.t legislation. OUi when that is ood times, mentally the I his count r. hohliui; off tb ! nilKlit to liavt" 'I'll- I. i. IHitlllilK tllililll-tn.ittt-r H lilt Imi.-IIH'SS ill Sunn' 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 ' li 1 may be until I'mitri'Mi Kvtis IhroiiKli. lii' '''"''" 11 Mlllllll rlluM;ll Tin' t.niii is fiH.lyoiil of the av .wr;.!.i..y is r.'.-onc-ilou l 'it. lis full . I .-li-iil.l bo felt ln.fiirr vii limi!. iittil tli'-n biislni'ss can know ( t i i 1 1 i i ! ' l.nt 11 h (,f(t. lth t !n- iu'n;il workiiiga of tin- in -.ir-u r.. Tin- run . i In Natluiiiil affair. aiiv ili'initi. a'll tlic uliiv flutllflit iliat fluallil ransc li.i'frr form it riii.illy lak il. t n.l liiiciiii-sa rfaily ,.f t.i it Thrii- Is no In ailin-l reason UIH wm whom- .iiiiFi. .-io..t. Hot lint"-1 I- Ut!bT Hi'' lleW (Oil -1 1 1 lollH that an- ileeloi.ini;." ;iki.s: cutis: tiiv it, i;i: u i ii v . oi u iiaik. MaKe it tltiik, ulo--y. wavy. Iiixtiriitnt mill remove il.iuilriill' Itisil Mirprioe for you. Your hair hecomes llfht, wavy, fluffy, abundant ami appears as soft, ItistrouH and beautiful as a young Kirl's after n "Uahderiiio hair cleanse." .Iiiht try this - moisten a cloth with a little Paiiderino and carefully draw it through your hair, laKiny olio uia:i strand al a time. This will clean- the hair of dust, dirt ami cM-e.-Mve oil and in just a few moin.'h' ii ' .i' !.i.i,'.eil th' beau ty of your haf:. Ih s.ib-s It- autu'yitii; the hair at nin e, I an. It rim ili.-Hilved every par tide of ilaridturr. clean seii, purifies and in iofat- s the scalp. forever stoW'ini; iJchim; and falliiiR hair. Hut what will lease you most will bi after a f- .v w ' k' tiM! when you will fo taa'lv !;t v hair fine and iiwuv at fir.-: -s lcit really new hair yrouihi; all oer the scalp. If ou cu e for i'fe y, soft hair and lotrt of it si:.'v L-.'t a " cut bottle of K Lou Iron s I'.iinb r.ne from any driiR er to:b-; i.ni.i.r, and Just try it. vl H i: in imi I t WYMI'V all pouitrynien i.-i;:!.!- (;iny iripiested ti i: I'ninmercial : .. .v. I I. at of adjusting t-i show held i': 1 a!.-o plans ei. hand w It h tr;t Mil. I. Kit. I'rcsidcllt. oonf r i I Call on W. The Roseburg Book Store Agents for all these goods, most of thorn carried in stock at our store. We give S. & H. Hreen Tradiug Stamps. The New Y & E Record Safe Y & E Boclliins, or two half boc tlolia, siilu by silc. nst lit 111. !'rlci empty, J'j:,.oii, Uilivi nd in Itosebiira;. KitlitlKs extra, si curding to your scluctlun. Blank Books, Typewriter Paper, Carbon Paper, Pens, Inks, Pencils, Etc. Roseburg Book Store Roseburg, Oregon V (;ive S. & II. (.ri-ii Trailini; Stjuii.s. !lt. ItltYAVS lAPKK, tiik MxitiM:i;. ThroiiKh Mm columns of ilie Ct nionor Mr. Hrynn nii-cts tho uit.n of those who nif oito-ed to lie: enitlc reforms, as well as the id misr prut-son tat Ions niatle by t In Kans of the "special hiierest.-." nil exponent of the plans an I i poses of Mie National I n-mocr it i ministration, tho Commune, is of usual Interest to all pioi-'--.-i e c ens. Mr. I try an! simicd ilitoi : L'ive a timely iliscu-sion of pi:! questions and are i uteres: in t; ; HIPPEWA French Kip heavy shoes for men Misses and Childrens Rightway School Shoes, Cun Metal and Patent. Kippendorf Dittmans Line of Ladies Shoes R. L. STEPHENS I Hfi SHOE MAIN Next Door to the Oil'v Repair Work Neatly Done denbower, Oregon ! C. GADDIS, wm Half Sections or Full Sections Arranged to suit rc quircinents. The Royal Standard Typewriter I IAS NO SUPERIOR, and sells for only $75.00 aM s'lnb-nts of povern- s i: is a bi pape j -ido.- supplying the best i u neral matter, it has i I affair :lv. 11. al ;ind : tii:t; h ,I.d ot): lllte t'.lH d- r. fa.-h:on. farm, ear- deparunents. A rare-, view and a full year's pubsrrlption to report of the work of the Commoner. If already a uub iiteuihers of the I'resi- scrl ner to either paper your expira especially interest- ier. Tho aubscrip 1 a ear. aib rr- are already l'er; many others To make it con i -- itn-xpensive for . I j-uhsi-riptions to 7A Roseburg, Oregon f -vvvvvvvv-vv-v.- An l.li-al Ktu Ic of Half Hrrtlons OFFICE SUPPLIES the Commoner, we have arranged with Mr. Hrynn to furnish his paper to our readers, at a special low rate, Only $2. DO pays for a full year's sub- seription to the Twlce-a-week He- tion date will be extended ono year. Tonight. p Tonight, if you feel dull and stupid, or bilious and constipated, take, a dose of Chamberlain's Tablets and you will feel all right tomorrow. For sale by all dealers. C Don't Wait For Wet Feet Prevent them. It will rain some this winter better be prepared Buy Good Shoes. We sell better quality than any other place and for less. Don't wait, come in and see. 1
