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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISHLKI) DAILY KXCKI'T HUNDAY HY iiKView rriu.iiua company. CDred at Roaoburg, Oregon. Post office 8 St'Coud-ClflBB Mattnr. L. WIMKKJtLY. DAILY Pr year, by mall $3.00 Por month, delivered 60 Per week, delivered IS SEMI-WEEKLY Per year 12.00 Six mouths 1 00 .MA U N .'i, 101 I. MA KK TIItKS ltltOAIH.lt. RoseburR, Ore., Feb. IIS, 11(14. Editor Review: During the past few moiit Iih there appeared in the columns of The Re view a number of really meritoi Iuuh articles regarding the conHlrudion und maintenance of (food wagon roads, all of which contained valu able points that were applicable, more or ltBB, In Homo locality of this beau tiful county. IHit none of these ar ticles referred, in any way, lo the tires of vehicles that are belli; used and travel over these roads, especial ly when such vehicles are heavily loaded and contain very narrow tires. In order to bring this crushing or pulverizing of the wheels out in a clearer manner, it is necessary to; Htnte that good and suitable rocks to make good road beds should be able to sustain a weight to one square inch of surface of 4.",000 lbs. or more before they are crushed. Hut our present roads contain but very little, If any at all of such materials. The ; fart is that most of the roads from : their appearance have been eon-! strncted from materials (hat are crushed and pulverized by a weight far below the weight above stated. The deep mud and churkholcs In our roads prove this slut ennui t couclu- . slvely. The wheels being" of necessity round, rest will) but a very small 1 surface In the direction of their periphery on the roadbed, pence : these narrow tires are far more de- structive to the roads than the wheels with broader tires, ami are still more destructive when matetiul that Is raidly crushed lias been employed In ' the construction of such roads. There i Get Together Oyer This Golden Rule Of Business By MOSS. nusi USINESS suc cess Is built on a c t u a I MU TUALISM, It is u o t a ctitthruat p r o p o s liluii, "til tliiiugh at times it seems so. Every phase of business. ih'Uvlty miHt cuiitrlbute to the WEI. FAKE uf ALL parties con cerned Now the most SUCCESSFUL meivlinrits in this city are CON SISTENT advertisers hi this pa per They h:ive buill up Ihelr trade mi SEIt ICE to the cus tomer, dependable and desirable liierchnndise and It EST V A L I'ES for I he money. These advertisers recognize the value uf the patronage of the readers of this paper. That's why tbey are spending their money with us to display their news. liou't you think In justice to yourself and to them that you should make It a point to follow their ads. CLOSELY and CON SISTENTLY? They are trying lo save you money by their hw eliil inducements. If it pays them to get your trade It pays you to give It where it Is made worth while. The merchant advertises he cause be wants to (JET TO OETHEIl with YOU. You ought to watch his ads. bees tine you want to CET TOtJETIJ Ell with HIM Your interests and his are actually and positively .MUTUAL. EAST INDIAN MAGIC. FIVE COUNTY FIELD MEN 1 RECEIVE APPOINTMENTS. ! SUMMONS. are two waya in which t ho ubov named evils may, in a measure, be overcome: (ll Ity employing only such materials that possess the greatest possible resistance to being crushed and pulverized by any wheel or tire. If, however, il is desirable lor economic reasons to employ ma terials that are interior in resistance to the crushing power of (he tit then the i'Zt remedy of broader tir will be of great Importance. In this' Kopbi land plaster at J case tires should not be less than & Cos. Itest Family Ijtxntivo. Ilowaro of constipation. Use Or. King's New Life Fills and keep well. Mrs. Charles E. Smith, of West Franklin, Me., rails them "Our Fam ily . Laxative." Nothing better for adults or aged. (let them today, ii'.c. All druggists or by mail. II. H. Itueklen & Co., Fhlladclphla or St. I. only. 11 I F. Ilarker daw Bowels are Basis of Child Health The careful mother, vim watches losuly the ihy8k-ul peculliu llin of her hlhlrt-n, will soon dlmuvur I hat tlm DioHt Important thlny in connection with A Cllllu B coiiHtunt koimI Ix-iiltl) In lo keep tlia bowelM ! eului ly open. MukkIbIi boweU will ha foiloui il by U,h uf appe tite, refit leMm'M ititriiiK Bleep, h i lia bility ami a dozen ami ono ctimilur evi dences of hyn,c:il diNorUer. At tho hHt of Miieh OlMunler kIvm tho child a leaMponnfnl of Dr. I'ahlwrll's Bvrip I'npln lit tilKhl on retlrlnj nnd repeut Ihu iUim tin following nh:ht If nei:'HAr incMO limn Hint will mviivelv: tf neaileit. Yon will tlnd Hint the rliild Will roouvir Hit iiccUHtiimed khoiI nplrKs it once nnd will put and nleep iionimllv, Thl remedy Is a vast ImpniviMuenll lver nlin. ctitiiiiUrn, lntutUe wuternj Hid liiiilur tlilntia, which uiu ttUuuihrl too puweifnl for a child. The home of Mrs i: s Clrimn. Rundy. T'lnh. ntid Mrs. tarn M.'IritMKh, MuhhuvIIIo, Colo., are .Hums siipj.lk-d with .r. 1'iiMwell Syni lvpxlii, and with Mimi, nn with tlioiifiinds of ntiwrn, them li no MihHiiiiiiu Tor II, la muml lux.itlve. 11 In really ni-u,j than u luxulivo, for It eontiiliiH wupetlor Ionic properties which help lo toiiH mid stientittien the Ktoinach, liver and howeln mo thai ufter a hrif uso of it all t.ixallvon can ho dlsp.nsej with and nut tiro will do )Ui own work. Anvone wlnhinj: to make a trlnl of tills rena'dv I. ..'fore t.iiytni; H hi the regular wn v- of it ilt u.lHi at Hi t v friitN or one h.llir a lnr-: hot Hit ti'.nnllv t-t.-ct can luue ii h, ,,. hot i If Hi-ni to Hie homo rico of cliarte hy K:mplv nd.li e-.shiir I 'r. U . H. t .ihluell. 4 iif. W'imliim.-lon Hi . Motllircllo, 111. Vnlii' mum i'h.1 ito-lruua on a pimiui I'm-j wm We save you money wii i.iikc ir small ii a in li ( it rn:i 1 1 i it Milk, 0c Pit mix . 1 1. I., l . i cihi1: Connlry ( 'In l Milk, Jl cir. $l.l.'i r imii; l'illiiiiiili, lllriicr run; I'Iimiih I II, Kni'li' I'l-alii'i ry CulT.'i' l'.'.i' pit Hi. Thrsf mi' mily a ii' hi ttu r in my iisinnisliiiiKlv low OlllHH K'llM- piT I'llll, T iln $11.-1 , 4111I y ; lu'Kl prli'i's fur ril'sl THE CASH STORE 128 W. CtsB Street. WE SAVE VOIT lOEV IMiono 270. Hosehurn, Orenon. Th, Clover Dry Sand Trick and the ni((ViIII . 0 .Iartuie -irouii touri or me amie or wav i i. Prrmrf tOHVALLlS, Or., March 2. Five, Oregon for Douglas County, way it it r-errormea. county farm assistants have been! A. B. Hninea, J. E. Haines and A very elever lin k eften t-eeu In l:i recently appointed to have charge of Charles Binder, as executors of the dla Is the fnlluwljiK. which Is known us demonstration work in five of the last will and teBtament of A. B twelve counties of Oregon that have Haines, Sr., deceased, plaintiffs, vs. made provision for maintaining them The Union Trust Company of New the coming year. This makes six York, a corporation; George W. county rnrm assistants in all, as one Woodworth, O. V. Woodworth, Mrs. had previously been assigned to Coos O. W. Woodworth, his wire; The J. County. The new appointment hav I. Case Threshing Machine Company, been announied by Professor H. T. a corporation; the County of Doug French, state leader In farm demon- las, Oregon, and ull other persons or stratlon of the Agricultural college parties unknown, claiming any right, extension division, as follows: ( title, estate, lien or interest lu the C. C. fate, Union County, with real property described In the com headuarters at La Cratido; Floyd plaint, defendants. VV. Under, Lane County, with head- To The Union Trust Company of quarters at Kugene; Luther C. Chap-, New York, a corporation; George W. in, -Marion County, headquarters at , Woodworth, G. W. Woodworth, Mrs. the "dry sand trirk." j The fakir brings forward a pall, which he proceeds to till with water He then shows some ordinary sand, quite dry. T prove its dryness he t::l.es up a handful and. blowing sh:irp ly tipou il, scatters It In all directions. He then takes up another ha mi till and drops It Into the water. We can nil see It lying In the lioiioiu of the pail under (be water. Next, showing his hands empty, lie places one In the pall and brings out a handful of the sand. Blowing upon it. It still sen iters lu all directions, showing It to be as dry as Saic,m; Koy c jonoSi Tillamook !o. W. Woodworth, his wife, and ali County, headquarters at Tillamook, 'otner persons or parties unknown and Max McCall, Klamath County, 'claiming any right, title, estate, lieu headquarters at Klamath Falls. or Interest lu the real property de- 1 he Coos County appointee is J. L. 'scrined in the complaint: ever, i his Is repeated several times until all the sand is again extracted. This ( lever trick Is performed lu the following manner: Fine, clean sand Is selected, washed carefully In hot wa ter several times and dried In the sun. Some of this sand Is then placed lu a frying pan with a lump of fresh lard and is cooked until all the lard is burn ed away. The result is that every par ticle of sand is covered with a thin coating of grease, so that when this saml Is dropped Into the water It re mains dry.-Scientific American. Smith, field. with headquarters at Marsh- 11 A VI I'ltKTTV HAUL Four Footed Poultry. A certain old man in the Vv in-hope settlement named Itieklcy was exceed ingly fond of "big words." He was riding his horse over the country one brighl spring dr.y, apparently Intent on some Important business. Whenever he met anybody he-gravu-ly asked: "Have you seen anything of any stray poultry today? I've lost In the name of the State of Ore gon, you and each of you are hereby i required to appear and answer the' complaint filed against you In the I above entitled court and cause within Thick, Soft, Fluffy, and Xo Dandruff six weeks from the date of the first Use Farisiaii Sage. publication of this summons, to-wit: j . On or before the 6thday of April," If your liair is losing its natural 1914. And if you fail to so appear! color, coming out and splitting, or and answer as herein required, for lacks that enviable softness, gloss want thereof the plaintiffs will apply and beauty, do not despair pretty to the court for the relief demauded hair is largely a matter of care. If in their complaint, a succinct state It 1b too thin, make It grow. If it Is nient of which relief is as follows: To' harsh and brittle, soften it up lub-,'iuiet in these plaintiffs the title to ricate It. If you have dandruff it is the following described lands, situ because the scalp is too dry and it "led. b'ing and being in the County flakes off. Freshen up the scalp with of Douglas and State of Oregon, to Farisian Sage all dandruff dlsap-,wH: The west half of the southwest pears, falling hair and Itching head quarter of Section 14; the northeast cease, your hair is doubly beautiful. Quarter and the northeast quarter or Parisian Sage, sold by .the Ued tlie southeast quarter of Section 22; Crops Pharmacy and at all drug the northwest quarter of the north counters, is just what you need a : west quarter of Section 23, all In 0 cents, itiiownsnip soum, Kange ( west mine and am hauling it." When they told hi in "No" he would proceed on his UrKe bottle costs but way. 'surely makes the hair lustrous and of the Willamette Meridian; and that four inches wide and still wider for very heavy loads. Of course it Is needless to state Iliat broader Jires do in no way ab rogale any of the rules for building good and permanent roads. JOHN F. SANDKItS. After spending several hours lu what seemed to be a vain search he nt last rotle up to the dour of a farmhouse and called. "Hello!" A lady came to the door, and. dolling his hat very politely, the old man inquired If she had "no ticed any stray poultry around V" After a moment's thought the wom an told him she had seen no chickens. "Oil." he replied, "it's my hogs that I've lost, not my chickens." Youth's Companion. Armenian Peasant Life. Among Hie Armenian peasants the old patriarchal system prevails. The entire family of a score or two of people of several generations lives beneath u single roof, Together both men and women tilt the fields in a primitive inn liner, and when the grain Is ripe, they take a sheaf to (he road side that the passing stranger may give a present aial thus bless the crop Their houses are of stone roughly laid ot of mud. or frequently they are half underground, and from n distance their domelike roofs resemble the mound of a prairie ilo settlement -Christian Herald seem twice as abundant. You can not hi disappointed in Parisinn Sage. a ;m: vr moth Fit iu biiahd. you and each of you be forever tie barred from asserting any claim to said lands or any part thereof. This summons Is published in the Uoseburg Review, a newspaper of general circulation, published at Uoseburg, Douglas Co., Ore., by order of Hon. Dexter Rice, County Judge Visitors (o the Panama-Pacific In ternational Exposition fn San Fran cisco will be uiven tho onnortunity of eating oft the shelves of Mother jof Douglas County, Oregon, made on Hubbard's Cupboard. In Frederick , the 21st day of February, 1914. It Thompson's "Tovland Grown Up" will be published once each week for concession, the famed cupboard, no six consecutive weeks. Tho first longer bare, and grown to a height 'publication of this summons is on of eighty feet, will house a five story the 23rd day of February, 1914, and restaurant one story to each Bhelt. !the date ot the last publication win Cured. "She married Inm to reform him, nnd she has succeeded." "What was his favorite form of dis sipation?" "He was a'spcndtlirlft." "Why, he has nothing to spend!" "Nope. She spent all he had.' Houston Post. Sufficient Grounds For a Divorce. "Man never knows what untold ag ony woman sutlers," exclaimed chatty Mrs. Gahb. "The only untold agony a woman sailers Is when she Wears tight shoes to be slyllsh." replied Mr. Gabb.-Ciu einnali Fuqiilrcr. Reflection. "No everything hi this world Is ap propriate.' "What makes you think of that?" "The fact Is that navy widows do not wear sea weeds.-Haltlmore .American A Snapshot. "Here's a case where the police caught a photographer they wanted lu his dark room." "I la! A genuine ease of aires led development!"- Baltimore A inertcaii. Mother Hubbard, 70 feet high, and her dog, 30 feet high, will stand in front of the cupboard, which will be entered by passing in through the lower panels of the enormous door to the bottom 'shelf." Stairways will lead to the higher "shelves." Lining the back of each "shelf" will be giant plates, 20 feet in diameter. On one Bbelf visitors may dance over n huge "plate" f0 feet in diameter. Tables will Btirrouud this dance floor, and will fill the space of other "shelves," a id refreshments and meals will be served. CA SC A U ETS" C L K A X S E LIVER AM) BOWELS. be on the tith day of April, 1914. Dalod February 21st, 1914. CHAS. F. HOPKINS and O. P. COSHOW M Attorneys for Plaintiffs Try Our System of Buying One Month Then Figure Your Saving. Buying in Large quantities for c.isli. Selling large orders at minimum expense allows us to make 3-011 prices like these. Fancy corn and caue syrup in pails A Q I gallon , S .'7 Japan and Gunpowder tea . A.f I pound package HtJ Fancy steel cut cofft e C I pound J J One-half pound can niiuced dams 1 f C dozen Vf J Canned corn and tomatoes 1 f dozen cans 1 I J Fancy long asparagus can mtJ Twelve ouni.-e package Seeded raisins 1 1 Cf dozen packages 1 I J PEOPLES SUPPLY CO. Newland Building, Cass St. Roseburg. Oregon ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Cur Sick Headache, Constipation, Itiliousness, Sour Stomach, lutu Ureal h Candy Cathartic. Get a 10-cent box now. Are you keeping your liver, stom ach nnd bowels clean, pure and fresh with Cnscarets or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil? This Is important. Cnscarets immediately cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system the con stipated waste matter and poison In th bowels. No odds how sick, headachy, bil ious and constipated you feel, a Cas caret tonight will straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep. A 10-cent box from your drug gist will keep your head clear, Btom- ach sweet nnd your liver and bowels regular for months. Don't forgot the hlldrrti their little Insldes need a Ctntle cleansing, too. Adv. 1OVT HE MISLED. NEELY & NEELY Staple and Fancy Groceries Having b. night the gnn-ery busings l M01 Ivy Hros , 119 Slieriil.c.i St., we invite yoti to call and compare our prices ami the quality of our goods with- other stores. We can, and do save you money Itusrlnnn Cltli-n Should lt,.ml ml IIivU Till" Aitvlcp. WEST SIDE GROCERY tha !nce for the bi'si faney ml mvivrlca uil Rood varli'ty. Tho l'.t nonji iiKiniy ran t.ny and money by trailinii villi in. IMiono your onti-r, where. I.nrgco Btoik You nave (him o deliver miy- W'e Give Uosohurj; Stamp Go's. Checks. DOWELL & BENEDICK PHONE 29 WEST ROSKBf RG, ORK- Kidney trouble la dangerous nnd often fatal. Don t experiment with something new and untried. so a tesl'ted kidney remedy. Hi-gin with Point's Kidney Tills. 1 ed In kidney trouble aO years. Keeommrmieii nrre and every- w hero. A Koseburg citizen's statement forms convincing proof. It's local testimony - It can be In vostlgated. Hubert Troxol, 117 Sheridan St.. Hoseburg, Or., says: "I suffered from kidney complaint off and on for many a i the ri'nult of being struck tn the back by a shaft of a wagon. I tried -many remedies for It, but wan not helped until 1 usotl Oman's kidney I'llln. Ail kidney sufferers would do well to try thin remedy." For wale by all dealers. Trlco GO cent. l-'oater-Mil burn Co., Huffato, New York, nole agents for tho 1' tilted States. lit'iuember tho name loan't and take no other. j Good sweat Xuvtl Oranges, 20c, 30o, and 40c ft doxeu. Kcouoiuy Grocer) TAI T'S ;OOI AhYlCE. In an address delivered before tho National Geographical Society at Washington, ex-l'residenl Tail Hound ed a note of warning to those who advocated armed intervention in Mexico. Tho former President spoke In part as follows: "The situation h audi that it will be Improper for me to comment on It." he said, "except to say this. I hose who lightly look forward to ml erven t ion are oh her utterly re gardless el' Ions of life, and tho ex penditute of Immense funds from tho treasury, or they don't know what armed intervention will mean. "Those who have bad experience in tramiu tnln g a tropical country with people not very different from the Mexicans, who take naturally to guerilla warfare and would rather fight and run than work, know the m.-ttiv difficulties an Invading army would meet. "It would involve tho garrisoning or eery town, tho organization of columns to chase tho guerillas into the mountain fastnesses and tho sub Juration of 1 ."i. Oiio, imp. .No effort should bo omitted to prevent a catastrophe like this." Notice is hereby given that the undersigned was, by an order of the County Court, appomted administra tor of the estate of S. Hamilton, de ceased. All persons having claims against Bald estate are hereby noti tied to present the same properly verified to the undersigned within six months from the date of this notice. Dated Feb. 26, 1914. V. H. RICHARDSON, Administrator of the estate of S. Hamilton, deceased. Pure Milk Delivered at your home every day $2.50 uer month a quart. Phone 297. Milk deoot In Hunter's cold storage plant. Roseburg Dairy Out of town shoppers will Enjoy Lunch 9ertd at Hotel Umpqua 11:45 until 2:-50c IMI'OltT.VNT NOTICK. Ity u riToiii decision of the Su preme Court, the registration law of is i.i was declared unconstitutional It Is therefore necessary for all elect ors to roglster for the elections for tlie your 1914. to-wit: Direct Primary Hlectlon to bt held May lf.th. 1914. and llenerat Klec- tlon Nir. 3. 1914. The registration books opened I Monday, January f.th, 1914. and will close May 1st. 1914. 15 days before the Primary Klectloti. 1 Any Justice of the 1'eoce or Notary Public Is qualified to register rotera nd may be supplied with blanks for that purpose by applying to the County Clerk. w K. II. LHNOX. County Clerk. Insurance For fire, accident, automobile, strain boiler, burglary and lia bility Insurance and surety bonds, see me. My companies are the oldest and strongest, my rates the cheapest. F. G. Stewart 420 Pino St., or phone 142-Y. Phone 163 rhone 163 Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co. Sawed tie blocks lry block fir wood Dry split fir wood Dry block oak wood Dry split oak wood Pine for kindling Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co. V. O. SWANK, Manager. Phone 163 rhone 163 XOTICK FOR I'CItMCATIOX. ot Intention to make Final Five Year Proof, to establish claim to the land Department of the Interior. above described, before the Register U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore- and Receiver of the United States gon, January 10, 1914. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Notice Is hereby given that Joseph the 11th day of April, 1914. Hebert, of I'eel, Oregon, who, on Jan- Claimant names as witnesses: B. uary 10, 1914, made Homestead En- J. Shinagorbeger, J. H. Sturet, H. L. try, Serial No. 09287, for NWS NE- EngelB, Nels Nelson, all of Peel, Ore Vi. and lots 1, 2 nnd 3, Section 25, gon. Township 27 South, Range 2 West, B. F. JONES. Register. Willamette Meridian, has filed notice First publication Feb. 16. 1914. We Give Roseburg Trading Stamps. The CassStreet Market For all kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats. Poultry. Fort Joues Creamery Butter. Fish' and Louis Kohlhagen, Prop. TAKE YOUR CHOICE COOKING AND HEATING SCHEDULE For electric ranges, irons, chafingdishes, and other miscellaneous heat ing devices or small domestic power devices. METER RATE Three Cents (3c) per Kilowatt Hour Minimum charge, $1.00 per month FLAT RATES Electric range for domestic purposes $5.00 per month Electric water heater for domestic purposes $2.60 per month The above rates are for permanent service only, and provides for the installation, by the company, of a separate meter for measurement of current used for cooking and heating purposes. Douglas County Light & Water Co. Phone 6 1 , Roseburg, Oregon A J. I CASE la a "light draft" plow, and will do efficient work for a long time. It is easy to say that any Dow l h ?,.--earth, but that Is what they all claim. But here's nart of ? KVERY J. I. CASE plow Is built on a SOLID STBEI PROri -5! board, share, landslide and beam are a I firm I. FZ P;fc,Mo,d" Tf: ..SE-Vood;.118 -lAMWft.B J. F. BARKER & CO. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon Dry Oak and Fir Wood, Split or Block Commercial Abstract Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. We Will Go on Your Bond Insurance r.n.i iiw B MTtnga Dank Building Conveyancing nusKBURO, OnsCrOl?.