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Newspaper Page TextPUBLIC WORK FOR WOMEN TODAY R'.any Posilions Are Now Open tO Tl38ffl, SALARIES THEY MAY EXPECT Requirements In Special Training and Aptitude That Form Basis of Success, Points In an Address of Exceptional Interest Delivered Doforo University of Wisconsin 8tudents. That mom and mure puliHc posit iuiiH lire now open to women In an n kuowi ctlcil ffM t. The nppnirituifiit of Dr. Kiitlicrluu It. Ituvls an coiniiiiHsluner of corrections Ik pei'lmps, nnyn (lit New York Post, (lie most hIiuiI ex ample of the rornKnilion of (lie nlilllly of women in iiduiiiilsd-nlive positions, but white the im-niK' woiiuiu docs not perhaps itspire lu he appointed the he:id of n elly depjiiliuent, ulie limy cherish hopes of IihvIiik ii p:irt In puh llc lifliilrs, i:d! Ill Slinlto of (he heiitth department of MllwiinUee, ndilreKsliiK fltudenlH assembled ut the Cnivei-Hlly of Wisconsin on (his mihject, wiiil: "With (he ever lin reiisliiK Interest of people lu civic mid polllical efforts, find In their demand for (he better and wider administration of public funds, knowledge of nocIoIukI'IiI and econom Ic HUhJects is denniiided lu a lare va riety of public positions ThoiiKli (here cud hardly he said to he a demand for women na yet In these positions, there 1h a very definite place for women In the Illliiih' of which they can he of In finite service to (he public. Places For College Women. Tlieru Is at (he present time 11 very distinct place for college bred women hi public 11 Hairs. The university tn.ln liitf ulves one a blond point of view, a more balanced Judgment, and the abil ity to meet people. "If the college girl Ih looking for ward to gnUiK Into relief work for the. .poor or Investigation of working con ditions or trusteeship of Institutions the emphasis should, of course, he placed on sociology. If she Is koIiik Into labor Investigation or Into sla tlstlcul work In iiiunlrlpiil research deparlmentH or railroad commissions i the emphasis should be placed oil mi- iiomlcH. In both there should always be 11 good course in statistics, and courses In political science should not be neglected. If a girl Is going Into u health department or Into health work good courses in physiology, bacteriolo gy and chenilslry are exceedingly val uable, of course If she Is going Into some technical department, such as n ireail of chemistry or a bureau of .1 ' J .KM cknt' A rj P:vji.,f .Tti.i ( K As simi!;iiiMii!wniiiil;iiKllWiiU liiilillirSiiMi.tsivullliM'lsil Pioi.uilrs is!inf frrtfd Ht'ss.iml It'M.Cont.itns milin llpiu;n.Miii'ilimc ivirMmrt.il. M)T NAHCOTK. Apprii'oi Hi'iuniv rorCunsllf IIhii, Sour SIcMnirli.Dl.uiliK'i Worms jCiiiiMilsiiwItAvtWT Ill't'.smiill.OSSOl'Si.KhK ftcSimilf Sijiwiturr i KENT YOliK. 1 fiiuirjinliMMl iHiili'i'ilii KiKul.- WiilliiH" Exact Cojiy of Wmvir. W. A. IUiiar n. v. Shi.i.u Douglas County REAL tfeili I. 'U'J I Koscni'itij, oitKtaiN 4V5 Cass Street Want to sell your proper! ' Why not list It with u? Farm Lands, Timber and City I'ropary btiL-teriulo?y, nlw must take te cour sea lu these studies. "After she has tinfshed collepo the wisest tliiny to do Ih to go to one ot the good whools of chics and phihtu thropy to kc( an opportunity for prac tlcal experience under direction. The demand for graduates of tlnse schools who show ability Is so ureat that a po sition is practically assured. "If one is unable to tfet such tnilnlntf. one may ,'( experience by doln vol unteer or send-volunteer work for charitable ormnilzn Hons, "In addition to the truliilug I haw already mentioned, n knowledge of Htenorapliy and typewriting Is very valuable. I'uvi hermore, business ex perience Is Inviiltiablu. After all. It In liking people which will do more to make a gr Kuccessful than any other one thlntf. Salaries Paid to Women. "The salaries for public positions, on the whole, are about as Kod as one rets elsewhere for the mime kind of work, I believe most women's posi tion are underpaid at the present time for the kind of service rendered. Tor Instance. $l,KO0 11 year Is. with a few exceptions, (lit highest salary that any woman Is paid In public positions. Ju lia I.athrop, director of the children's bureau at Washington, Is one excep tion. Women are dolnn work for $1, suo a year of the sort for which u man of less ability receives $:t.(MHJ a yeur. The hlKhest paid woman lu the bureau of labor, who bus charge of the wom iiii'h division and all the investigations relating to woman's labor, Im paid a salary of 71.N00. She kc(h In addition $:t per dlein whenever she. Is outside of Washington, which brinK up her Hill ary considerably. The usual Kood .sal ary In stale positions la $1,200 a year for n woman or at most $1,500. In municipal positions $1,!00 n year Is considered a hlIi aalary. "The public today needs men and women who have 11 vision a vision of Ideal conditions conditions where men and women and children, particularly children, have a fair chance for 11 de cent and useful life. These Ideals may never be reached, hut a trained, prac tical woman who will devote the best years of her life to public service may brim; them much nearer than they are today." Great Norwegian Fete at Minneapolis. Visitors numbering lon.000 are ex pected nt Minneapolis. Minn.. In May for the American centennial celebra (Ion of Norway's independence. I'nder present program arrangements May HI will be devoted to reunions and meetings of members of By gd clays and other Norwegian organizations. On Sunday, May 17, exercises beltttlng ,Ne u"-v Mre ,u nu ,M'm- wnm' "tm' rtnv r,nI "'Iteration vvlil take place. Best Family Imxiitive. I Beware of constipation. Uso Dr. King's New l,lfo Bills and keep well Mrs. Charles K. Smith, of West Franklin, Me., calls them "Our Fain lly Laxative." Nothing better for adults or aged. Get them today, 2 fie. All druggists or by mail. 11. K. Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis. t For Infanta nnd Children. Tho Kind You Have' Always Bought Bears th( Signature En Use For Over Thirty Years C. A. Putnlaf Investment Co. ESTATE ltollablo Timber KMIiuntes Furnished 7M y rMiaaSiU.' H 1 1 1 1 N It LOOKING GLAS4 VALLEY. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klore went to .Roseburg Saturday on business. Mm. Geo. BcbI Ih spending a few 'days In ItoHebuiK visiting friends. I The ludieu work committee of our local Orange will give a plate social ut the Grange hall Saturday night, .March 7th. All are cordially Invited. Mr. and Mm. David Morgan were called to Kotfcburg Sunday, owing to tho UlnenH of Mrs. Morgan s brother, Mi'. Grout. Mrs. Curry, of Uoseburg, who has been vlHitlng her mother, Mrs. O. H Ituell, has returned to her home. Geo. Best spent the past week at Oakland and vicinity, attending to Im sin ess matters. The Grange dance committee have decided to hold a social dance at the hall Friday night, March 20. W. K. Clingenpeel, of Uoseburg. spent a couple of days here last week looking over his orchard. At the regular meeting of the Grango Saturday night the hours to meet were changed so that regular meetings will be at 2 o'clock p. on the second Saturday and 8 o'clock p. in. on the fourth Saturday of each month. Mrs. E. f. Johnson spent a few days last week visiting In Uoseburg. J KF KB It SON MUTT. HOTEL AIIKIVALS. KoRot)tirK Hotel. I. N. Moore, H NVelch, K. M. Smith, City; A. K. Arm HtrollK. Weilford; Charles Hrlttanfe. M. llrlttiiiife, Pendleton; 11. R (1am rotl, A. Peacher, S. 1. Co.; It. D. Murray. II. Kndriorly, K. L. NVrlnht, Portland; A. C. Vernon and wire, KiiBeno; A, K. Street, ('aulas Valley, Hotel l!m(iia. M. (lllliert, K. I.. C. Ken-In, II. H. Meltrldo. It. NV. Hos- enrt'ld, San KranciBco; NV. 11. NN'eleh, CharleH Horhbcrg, NN'alter N. Os- Irailder, A. K. IlenBoll, A. K. Khert, H. H. llaitt, C. L. Moiison, M. J. Quill, Jr., II. II. Hammer, Otto J. Hosh, NVm. Deans, Portland; John V. llovard, Kay S. (llasH, II. P. Klninn, N. C. Mc Conncll, ICiiKone; J. M. Kligk', KiikIo wood; C. C. Cain, Oakland, Cul.j Mih. J. C. HlKccr, (iranls Paa; K. UeHtul, alalia; V. K. Osborne, New- berg; II. A. Jucolut, Tacoma. Hotel McClallen Jas. Overton, NV. P. Anderson, J. 11. l.ce, C. S. Miller. NV. T. Fish, 11. (iuy, H. L. Wllaon, Portland; It. V. Long, V. V. NVIlson, Yoncalla; l,oulo V. Trask, Dubuque, Iowa, (leo. Cox, Morgan, Col.; NV. K. (IriffiB, (Jladstone; .1. A. Pratt, Ta coma; A. I'!. Clayton, J. 1,. Pearson, Melrose; It. K. league, Drain; NV. Ij. Singleton, City; (leo. (loodworth, Du lllth, Minn.; K. NV. (iralialil, Mon mouth, Iowa; .loo Itudd, Texas; (iuy Snodgrass, Dallas, Texas; Win. Itoyd, Cresham; 1". S. Carter, (ireen; C. NV. Hose, Los Angeles, Cal.; K. II. Drown, danger, Ore.; C. NVoodnrd. Porlland'; S. I'owell, City; J. NV. Mit chell, Kugcne; iNlary Hamilton, Kleh monil, Va.; Mrs. T. T. ltecord, Argen tine, Arrk-a; M. h. l.navory, Caniton, S. I).; (). D. Klook, Coqullle; Sam Houston, J. I). Pallon, M. Young. J. NV. I'owler. .1. It. Cochran, Portland; It. Ilutler, M. M. Ilenson, City; Mike Stomhes, Myrtle Point; Tom Short. Spokane; Melvina M. Fox, Ashland. IHIUMNti AND i.oax mi:i:tin. Nolieo of stock holders annual meeting of the Douglas County llullding and Loan Association or Itoseburg. Oregon. Stockholders are hereby notified that the annual meeting of tho stock holders of Hie Douglas County llulld ing and Loan Association will be held at the First Slate and Savings Hank, in (lie city of Itoseburg. Douglas County, Oregon, on Tuesday, March 17th, li'll, at 7 : :l 0 n. in. of said day for the purpose of electing seven (7) directors and Ihreo (3) auditors for Hie ensuing year and to transact such other business as may lawfully come before the meeting. Haled at Itoseburg, Oregon. March lib, mil. 10. N. F.NVAHT. td Secretary. ADVKRTISKD LETTERS. Remaining uncalled for In the Rosehurg posloffice. March 3, III 14. aro the following letters, which will be charged for at tho rate of one cent each. I Iron ti, Miss Kivlherlne; llrown. Miss Irene; llrown. .1. J.: Drown,' (i. V.; Equals, .1. A.; Fair, Mrs. Dairy; Fursl, M.; Frnmslieun, Mrs.; Golden, Miss Ada; GUI, It. 1..; Hatfield, Miss Alice; llelsler, Mrs. Mamie; Jones. P.; Mansker, K. NV. CM: Malar. Mrs. P.; Marx, Mrs.; Neherts, Miss Saline; Phelnn, E. J.; Pelers, M. A.; Itobells, J.: Rowles. J. A.; Kitclier- soll. waller; Kleiner, .miss n.; i;ih Duper, Amanda C: Wilbur, Miss Florence; Walker, Mrs. Anna; Uose burg Employment Agcy.; (aids, mowers, NV. M.; iiiuweu, .miss; lluise, Mrs. Eva.; Gllman, Harry; lleydeii, J.; luplelt, Mrs. J. K.; Lewis. Mrs. F. J.; Nutter, Mrs. N. ; Mess. Al. J.; Maslen, II.; Moodo. F.; Maude, C; Thrush. L.; Thomas, Har old; Wallace, Miss Alice. L. F. RKtZKNSTBLN, Postmaster. Spring lllimil anil System t lennser. During the winter months Impuri ties iiccuinulale. your blood becomes impure and thick, your kidneys, liver mid bowels fall to work, causing so called "Spring Fever." Yon feel tired, weak and liny. Electric Hit ters the spring tonic and system cleanser - Is what you need; they stimulate the kidneys, liver and bow els to healthy action, expel blond Im- I purities and restnro your heallh, strength nnd ambition. Electric lllt jters makes you feel like new. Start a four weeks' treatment It will put you in fine shape for your spring work. Guaranteed. All druggists. Mic and 11.00. 11. K. llucklen & Co , Philadelphia or St. Louis. II ItiMeliurn Nursery t.. Kllchln . llhu-k, rru., corner Oak ami Main I reels. Phone I.VJ. Terracotta chimney pipe, shoulder Joints, tees and raps now to stock at NVIuule Gaddls'a, the plumber. MANDOLIN' AND GUITAR IN- struution. Thorough nnd rapid progress; club players wanted. A. NV. Ferguson, Uoseburg, Phone SF13. LOST AND FOUND FOUND. Lady's handbag. Owner please call at tins office and de scribe It. FOUND. Lady's brown handbag. Owner please call at this office and describe it and contents. WAXTfCD NVANTKD. C.lrl wants housework 111 Binall family. Phone US-J. NVAXTED. A good, reliable man for general farm work. Apply at 4tiG Ella St., Itoseburg. NVANTKD. Man and wife to work on farm; no children. Call on or address H. Schulmerich, Kikhead. Oregon. dsw WOULD LIKE TO DUY LAND sonio whre in the range of 10 to 20 miles of Itoseburg, Oregon. Would buy land improved, or will buy homestead land, if not in too un handy a place. Address 68 Garden Ave., San Francisco, Cal. dsw FOR RENT 'Oil RENT. Modern 5-room house, corner Hamilton and Roberts St8., garden and fruit trees. Phone 127. FOR RENT. Four room house on Mill street. Inquire Josephson's, one block south of Klks' Temple. 'OP. RENT. Furnished rooms. 217 South Stephens streot. FOR RENT. Three-room house. North Jackson street, In the alley Ront 5 per month. NVm. Sander son. FOR SALE AND TRADE FOR SALE. 50 bushels Pride of the North seed corn, price 2 cents per lb., shelled; also 100 bushels Bur bank potatoes, price GO cents per huahel. Pllnn Cooper, Itoseburg, 11. F. 1). No. 1, Phono 0F3. FOR SALE. Fresh milch cow. Call on C. T. Orubbe, Wilbur. aw OATS FOR SALE. Seed oats, 60 cents per bushel, at my place on South Deer Creek. John Mckean, phone 33F11. FOR SALE. One registered Poland China sow, also 8 shonts not regis tered. Thos. Hatfield, South Deer Creek, or Itoseburg It. F. D. dsw FOR SALE. Good heavy white oats. Phono 30F14, or write for prices. II. E. Guruey, Winchester Or. dsw FOR SALE. 20 acres, fine land. ready to plant; 1 miles from Itoseburg, on South Umpqua River. Fred E. Justus, 1118 Arizona St., Kl Paso, Texas. dsw FOR SALE. Rest bottling works nml leo cream factory In northeast Nebraska. Invoice J3500. Will take 1-3 land noar Itoseburg, bal ance cash. Plainview Rottliug NVorks, Plainview, Neb. dsw FOR SALE. Household goods, con sisting of piano, leather rockers, Majesilc range, also 30 tiers dry wood; one Panama parrot, good talker, etc. A. Harvey, 225 Moore street. FOR SALE CHEAP. 1 turning lathe and chisels, 1 band saw complete, 1 circular saw, shop site, 1 shaper, 1 tnorticelng machine. All nt the old lloucdlck shop. A. J. Hollows. FOR SALE. Large house, three quarter acre lot, close lu: will sell cheap or trado for smaller place. Inquire 4 29 Rnst eve. dtf If you bnve something to sell, to trade, to rent, or have lost something nr found something, use a Want Ad- la the Review. e f When you don't advertise f. nobody knows that you are do- j. Ing business, and It won't be 4. 4 long before you'll not know it 4. yourself. 4 Rice & Rice Heal Estate- Investments Insurance brokers. Bonds, warrants, nnd loans negoti ated. Houses for rent and business exchnnge. Advice on any part of Douglas County and Its adnptness. Stock, fruit nnd general farms for sale, business of all kinds. Some very select Btock ranches. City property and businesses for sale. Long time Insurance at rory low rate;, all old line companies; no chance for spe cial assessments as In mutual companies. Always buy tb best It's the cheapest. Lower floor Masonic blJg Rosebnrg, Oregou PROFESSIONAL CARDS L. .a.. HICKS 8CRVEVOR 2.1 Perkins llullding. Roseburg, Or. ALBERT S. Ill'EY OPTOMETHIST 118 W. CASS ST. Roseburg .... Oregon. Hits. SEKI.V. S ETHER STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. Suite of Offices Rear Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Pta-no 367. ROSEBURO .... OREGON Gl'RDO.N A. FORY Vocal Lessons Studio 312 East Cass Street Phone 191-J. ROSEBURG. ORE. JlltS. CHARLES S. 1IEINLIXE Pianoforte Instrustor MiLsicnl Kindergurtener Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R. Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 13 a. m. Office: Main 17) 2 to 4 p. m. Kos: Main 172 OR. LL'CETTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty Office, Masonic Bldg.. Second Floor CHAS. F. HOPKINS Attorney-nt'Law Room 420, Perkins Bldg., Roseburg. Especial attention given to con veyancing and the examination of titles to real estate. Practices In all ' State and Federal Courts. I. O. FULLERTON Attorney-at-Law ROSEBURG, OREGON Room 3, Douglas Nat. Bank Bldg. Phones: Office 119, Residence 138-L. DR. D. E. SXELIj Osteopathic Physician Diseases of women and children a specialty. I 301-3 Perkins Bldg., Roseburg, Ore. j Review Want Ads. Bring Results. New York Cafe O. WONG, Ma-.ier OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Meals at All Hoars. Regular Meala ii CosU Chicken Dinner Sundays, from 13 Noon to 2 . M. Chop Suey. Noodles. Fresh Oys ters. Fish, Etc., all the tlma. Cor. Jsckson A Washington Bta What Is the difference botvi-ecu meat shop nnd a bnko shop? In one tho goods aro rare; In tho other, noil ilono! Try Our Rare Meats Improve their rarity by good cook ing and we will guarantee the beat results. The remembrance of quality will linger long after the appetite Is satisfied, and you'll bob up serenely for the next meal. The Economy Market Goo. Kohlhftxcn, Prop. PHONE 58 T7ERN ISLAND T GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Ouvn, Prop. Psoas tm Cut Flowtrj Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boqutts Just received a fresh supply of Ferris of all kinds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery FISH Cod Fish, 2 lb. bricks 30c Salmon Sides, Smoked or Kip., lb. 20c Salmon, canned ISc, BOc, 23c Herring, Kippered 10c Oysters .13c, 25c, 80c and 43c Smoked Bloaters, each Be Salt Mackerel, each 13c Clams, minced or whole 13c and 25c Sardines in Oil 5c, 10c and 15c Sardines in Mustard 13c Sardines, Booths, Soused 23c Sardines, Booths, Tomato 23c Sardines, French, boneless 60c Eggs, 20c dozen; 3 dozen 55c. The North Side Grocery J. WEBB BECKWITH AND MELVIN A. EMERSON. Dnnn V)h North Jackson & Winchester Streets 1110116 Jiff We save you money On large or small quantities. Carnation Milk, 10c per can,' 31.15 per doz., $4.45 per case; Country Club Milk, 31.05 per doz., only $4.15 per case; Pineapple, 10c per can; Plums, 10c per can; best grade Peaberry Coffee 25c per lb. These are only a few of our many astonishingly low prices for first class goods. THE CASH STORE WE 8AVE Pbone 12 ( W. Cass Street. NEELY & NEELY Staple and Fancy Groceries Having bought the grocery business ot Morley Bros., 119 Sheridan St., we invite you to call and compare our prices and the quality of our goods with other stores. We can, and do save you money Make Big Jobs Look Small With our Modern Sanitary Plant we turn out more work in a day than six ordinary women could do in a year do it better, quicker and strictly sanitary. Every garment, every "piece of cloth, every item, no'niatter how small is sterilized iu process and the cleanest, purest steam and soap used in Laudering. Better Than New Because iu beingSterilized there is absolutely no chance for germs to exist. It's worth the price alone to have your clothing purified yet it costs younot a cent, The greatest institution the City affords! Roseburg Steam Laundry You Don't Have to Go to Sea to See for Cement Culverts. Cement Sewer Pipes, slzce 8 to 30 Inches. tVnicnt building foundation aad chlmnej blocks. Cement sidewalks and cement work of any kind. mnn0Ih.re.,hlTe Sr 1' """"I" Iwl" "o11 choaP- 1 t money In other business. See mr burglar-proof inflow loot. It Is O. K. See Pat's Klostlc roof paint for leaky rools. We trafla vers or repair your houses. Business trulldlngs a specialty. O&r fort? years experience In building. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. F WHAT'S MATTER ' " AND WHY? Everybody advertise in some way good business men find Newspaper advertising pays the best yet when business gets slack they cut down on advertising If a man was starving, would less food but what's the use? Isch Kubibble YO0 HONEY 270. Roseburg, Oregon. PAT F. PATTERSON