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EVENING R0SEBUR6 REVIEW
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Dred at Rosfhurpc. Oregon. Post
office s Sfcond-Clas Matter.
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Per year, by niatt
Per mouth, delivered
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For year
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! iteruplaue and with a eoft wtitrr we
i arof t into the air. t
ISSLKI I1A1LV KXtTCPT KtMAT i-'J merrily uhti.g. chatting i
HY tf-uily. till presently we uiue to some
KKVIKW ITIILMIIING COMPANY, j tiiph mountains;. A we neared the -
. , . -.. , . , summit of the first one in the rar.p, ' '"'
I noticed a huse sien board, on- side
I of whith wan ainutl In dull colors.:
: "The ra.-t," the other side i:i flam-;
: k colors, i :ie m:urc i noose.
said niv comiiainon. "Hv all means
! let us go iw.o the future," I said. ;
I My queer IstUe companion save an ;
actinif scent nod, a:id away we sped.1
Into the future. As we flew along.;
1 noticed large rooms or compart j
, nn-t:ts with bright signs 191".. 1 !!,
i etc. A fleeting glimpse of something,
2.0fl caught my ee as we neitre J the see- I
1.00 tion marked 1 i J 4 . "Oh. stop." ll
crit-d. ciutclutig wildly at my com-j
i pan ion s arm. He immediately com j
rlud with my request. To my as-
tuuUl'meiit, 1 saw the world, as a
ItKSO M'IKMU OUI. huge ball, sus:end-d in air. "What'
- s;-ot do vo i ish most of all to
The following ; ro; tie, y" was V;b;;" asked my guide. Without
read at the Mo:: J y ever.iu s-:-s:oa hesitation I answered. -I'.enson
of the Parent-Tvacher Aet uiior. : school in Ko.-eburg." Whir. bun.
The day had been warm and al- boom, and I was standing on the cor
niest sultry. l.aiy clouds floated ner of Kas: Third street and Com
acros the sky. An occasional bit of nieri ial ae:im
s(n:g from some bird fiiled with the What was this leu ildennc sight
jov of living floated in at the open , which met mv eves? I stood for a
window, luts hummed drow sily by. ! moment, m astonishment. Then I
pausing to sip the honey from bo ' recognized dear o'd Hensou school,
quets on the window-siX Slowly I walked along Kai Third
The stillness of the air. the warmth stree:. There were no cars on this
of the atmosphere. a:ul t hi drowsy st re-t and I later found that at!
hum of the insects almost hilled one traffic was prohibited during school
into day dreams far more pleasant
than work an ,1 study.
The chlMr-: had cone home, glad
of the freedom of school let out, and
the building s; tried again into quiet.
A stack of note hooks not et done.
::i:er missions, a lowing the street to
he u-ed as a art of the play ground.
The grounds had been beautifully
n rraced ar.d there was no longer the
hic:i s'.evp hank which had been the
horror of teachers and I upils alike
For a moment I dropped my head to ;n former years. l!'.ending from the
the dsk. then dull cares were for- central door to the str-et was a broad
gotten. easy flight of concrete steps.
A whirr, a bun. and something I ace tided the stairs and paused 1
res'-mbling a huge bird flopped to look ahout me. Down on the third
Rtf.iir.st my window, then slowly st- terrace, a laree fountaia played on
tied to t-.e ledge. A liny fellow not either side of the steps. A lawn
unlike a kewpje. called In softest stretched in elvety greenness upon
tones. "Come with me, oh. come with the north, shaded by large and heau-j
me'" tiful trees, beneath which were many
The delight of a ride in. the air! swings and hammocks. H right flow
s' - j - - - -. .
TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR
open lot:. Zt
B Carol Aronovici. 'i
First. Lore our neighbor's lut
as you du yor.r own. but be sure
to lu e your own.
SHoinl. I'it't plant tomato
cans and rulU!i on unus-d land i.
Their fruits are withered civic
pride. .1
Third. l'on't al!uw yourself or T;
your city to create duuipu for
waste. It can 1 made to pay
tor its own destruction at a j
profit T
F'-urth. Oon't allow tumbled -
dvi: butldluits to stand oa valu- .;.
aide land. They are financially r
v;;tefi;I They en-ate tilth. In- X
vite vice nnd are a imuace to
life I."
Fifth. A fence that has ceased T
to l a fence ai.i has leome an
ofTeiise should t r'palrerl or de- i
strvyel. ?
Sixth.- Cnrvi-nlnted advertising v!
on uiitned land pays for the '?'
maintenance of a public nul
sance. Seventh. Two gardens may ;.
grow w here one dump lias Hiom V
t-1 lfore. r
Eighth. School garden are
valuahle adjuncts to education
and ncre;ition. They can be
cultivated "ii an open lot. v
Ninth. -Lei the children play i!
on the unused land so that they r
may h'ome stmr. and keep out ...
of the hinds of the law.
Tenth -Let not nn in-h of land
! kept In Idleness. It hj-. a
divine risht to hear fruits and
fiowers find erer serve the hiirh- I,
est interst of man. V
v vouner everv dav
since taKing
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C0KU1N NO HABIT FORMING DRUGS '
For
L Backache.
iQ Weak Back.
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Eli
bid
The Age of a Woman
is not messured by her years, but by
her hxks: and kidney troubl can put
more lines in hrr face than olJ a?.
Foley Kidney Pills will, if ta?n ii
directed, remove the cause of kidney
and bladder disorders, ren-.ove tr.c -M-r.
weakness and weariness that ecn.es
from sore, weak and inactive k;ir.?;. t.
They tonic, stierijthenir.g and up
building and you tin net take them into
your i stem without hkv r.t i-c-ir - juiis.
TRY THEM
I Hit SAI.K IIY All. lir.l (,(.I1S KVKUYWHKKK.
PAGE'S
Is The
PLACE
to buy Silos.
n buy Rock Springs Coal,
to buy I. uniter.
to buy Windows and Door.
to buy Shing'.es.
rhone 4:. Tv? North Jackson Street. Rosehurg, Oreson.
ers nodded in picturesque .flower
beds. On the other side of the steps
was a sandy play ground, well packed,
w it h teater-boards, merry-go-rounds
and benches. 1 saw a lady among
the children, and calling a little girl
to me 1 asked. " What is that lady
doing?'" ' Why." she said fn sur
prise, "don't you know? She shows
us how io play." Ah. if we could on
ly hae had something like that, for
the children were ever begging us to
oo me and play. (
On the hos" side of the building
were horizontal bars, hoops, ropes
and rings, and acti e oungsters
swinging gayly in the air. I'-elow
was a base Lull field, where a thrill
ing game w as ia progress, and the
grandstand held a goodly audience,
for here tnterseholastic games were
played.
The school grounds had been en
larged and now extended to Second
aenue South. Between the ball
ground and East Third street were
two double tennis courts. Here also
games uere in progress. The "duck
pond" ;vs no more.
As 1 walked around he school. I
noticed some buildings, or roofs, on
the n-ar. where the hill had teen
g-aded down. "What is that?" I
asked of a small boy who -tood near.
"Oh, that s w here we play when i;
rains." he said. "We don't have to
stay in the ram or m a dusty ;te
n.ev.t like the children used to do.""
h. atiotht r dream realized.
Not the same old school, I thought,
ard et the same for the plain, hare
-utlditg was now covered with pret
ty t -limtutt g ines, some blossom in,
..ere and mere.
H .iving thus noted out ard
era:. .-. I turned my footsteps in
s ; vi e. H e re, too. 1 f o u n d ' i n.e had
wroacht a difference. A iano stood
w : ,-re on e our era: hiir.ol a pla ed.
!,:t.i-e- hunc upon t.e w.ills. a::d
: r- .t y.m tellers lor.e.i'.ed the
!:l.ts Ah. how pleased we had
be - - n ':. t ;i f t e r n: u c h c o a i n e a n d
with a g r.eroas supply of stick-lo-il-ivene5
tb.e Parent -Tea. -her Associa
tion ha I ec.ir-. d the fir?t electric
windowa and bright blossoming wiu
i dow boxes.
Now for a peep into the basement.
:On the g-.rls' side, doors had been re
arranged. In the old play room were
j table and chairs, sew-in g machines
t in front of the wiudows and pressing
boards with electric irons, at one
;s:de. On the other side of the base
i ment was a ne.it kitchen, w ith cup
boards; wood gas and electric
! ranges, and shining row s of dishes
and pans. Passing thru the door
into what used to be the seventh
grade room, I saw It to be a dining
' room. Long tables were set. as if
ready for use. What could this be
for? Hot lunches, of course, for
those coming from a distance.
! Asct-ndmg the stairs, I again came
Into the lower hall. I pased a mo
ment to glance over the directory.
With the exception of one or two. all
the teaches)' names were new ones,
and with surprise 1 noted one or two
w!o had been in the Sth grade in
1114. Curiosity prompted me to
revisit room three. 1 entered. Find
ing it tacant. for Auld Lang Syne.
1 sat down in the chair at the desk.
How w eil .how- faithfully, must the
Parent-Teacher Association have
worked, for aided by the loyal sujv
port of the board of education, all
their dreams had been fully realized.
Terraces, steps, playground. play
sheds, piano, hot lunches, and not a
single fly buzzed about. I heard it
whi.-pered that every parent was a
member of the association, taking
active interest in the work. For ever
since the first evening social meet
ing. March 10. 114, the association
had steadily gained in strength and
membership under the able guidance
of their president Mrs. Eastman, and
her worthy successors. Suddenly my
thoughts were interrupted by a loud
peal of the gong.
With a start I sat bolt upright in
my chair. The bright picture van
ished as a bubble in mid air. 1 found
myself sitting in reality in room three
and not the room of my dreams. And
the gong which had so rudely inter
rupted my dream was the panitor
ringing the beil to warn all to leave
the building, or else be locked in. and
compelled to leave by the fire escape,
as one or two of the teachers, in like
predicaments, are said to have been
compelled to do.
ESTHER LA BRIE.
EV TODAY
Coats and Suit
Dresses.
NEW TODAY
Lacea, Gloves
ana uress Trimmings.
Bellows Store Co.
Roseburg's Leading Store
Visit our Suit Section
Have you seen the "Balmacaan )
Coats?
Just received a big shipment of this
new model, the coat they all talk about.
Comes in White, Tan, American Beauty and
Mixtures.
Prices from $9.00 to $20.00
See our window display
THE PLACE WHERE THE WOMEN TRADE
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HEI.KX KELI.KR IX ROSE
111 KG MAKCH 20.
"CASCARETS" RELIEVE
SICK. SOCK STOMACH.
Move Acid. Gasos and Clopsed-op
Waste Erom Stoiuacti. Liver,
Bowels Cure Indigestion.
Get a 10-cent box now.
That awful sourness, beaching of
acid and foul gases: that pain In the
pit of the stomach, the heartburn,
nervousness, nausea, bloa'.ing after
eating, dizziness and sick headache,
means a disordered stomach, which
cannot be regulate.d until you remove
the cause. It isn't your stomach's
faj'.t. Your stomach Is as good as
any.
Try Cascarets: they Immediately
cleanse the stomach, remove the sour,
undigested and fermenting food and
foul gases; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry off the constipated
waste matter and poison from the
bowels. Then your stomach trouble
is ended. A Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning a
10-cent box from any drug store will
keep your stomach sweet: liver and
bowe'.s regular for months. Don't
forget the children their little in
sides need a good, gentle hearsing,
too. Adv.
Hear Helen Keller, the
world famous deaf, dumb and .
biind lady, who will appear .
with her teacher, Mrs. Maey.
under the auspices of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Com-
mereial Club at the Antler's
Theater March 2, and will de-
liver her wonderful lecture,
s. The Heart and Hand, or the .
J. Right Use of Our Senses."
Everybody should hear this.
J. Remember the time and place.
SQURREL POISOX.
final proof In support of bis appli
cation and sworn statement oa the
1st day of May, 1914, before the
Register and Receiver of the United
States Land Offic. at Roseburg Ore
gon. Any person Is at liberty to protest
this purchai. bsfor. entry, or iaitlate
a contest at any time before pat.at
issues, by filing a corroborated affi
davit in this office, alleging facta
which would defeat the entry.
B. F. JONES, Register.
First publication Feb. 16, 1914.
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Review Want Ads. Bring Result.
Have Arundel tune It.
Now is the time to kill them; 5 lb.
can. I: 2Vi lbs., 50c; 1 lb., 25c.
This poison stands the wet weather.
We guarantee every package we sell.
If not satisfactory, money refunded,
dsw MARSTERS DRUG CO.
Out of town shoppers will
Enjoy Lunch Served at
Hatel Umpqua
11:45 until 2: 50c
Large tracts from $10 per
Acre up. Some with Good
impro ements including
stock and farm implements
for $25 per acre.
ORCHARDS TIMBER
LANDS CITY PROP-
T?T?TV PT7MTAT CV .
rrnnrr mTrit
122 West Oak Street.
XOTICK FOR I'I BLICATIOX.
Eimn AUfn's Foud-y.
Ftl.ir. A. -! rrt..r f tli .Vn"ir-it
Revoiul'.-n ;fi iru fi'rtiu
ar.d f-'l;r.!ry hi l.il.hht-d o'UUTV.
CtT.l: Hi irm foii:v!-.t .n!-i'.it u
fur!.i-f.-! n. l n Hie li''t mid .hfli
rh.it n ll-il ll) tlie Kcv.i'ulU'n -Mg
it.;; v of Ali.. ti :in HSt'Ty.
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to l:.e roorr.s
:;!! t-coii
ej neat
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s a, 'he
T.ct.
W,! hi. wti.it ; 1s t? Paw -Tr
t I trie art of ninkirc "rhT pep'e
tMr k t!i.- v.r ..n -rv thn yu d- my
ru-n - I'in ir i. -ti r'r:irrer.
lit- il :it wi!i not t rouce!ed ranoot
be Ii, -Cenr-in Proverb,
i Department of the Interior.
' United States Land Office at Rose- :
burg. Oregon. February 10, 1S13. )
N'oti.. is nereoy g'.ven teat K. Ar
thur Johnson, whose postoif'.ce a J
. dress is Roseburg, Oregon, did. on
the lath day of January. 1914. file
in this office Sworn Statement and
Application No. iiSii'O. to purchase
'the SW-h, Section 22. Township 25
I S.. Range 1 West, Willamette Merid-
ian, anJ the timber thereon, under
' the provisions of th. act of Jul. 3.
1T8, and acts amendatory, known
as th. "Timber and Stone Law." at;
.such talu. as might be fried by a.-'
i praisement, and that, pursuant to
! such application, the land and timber
j thereon have been appraised at 13.
i the timber estimated l.iOO.OOO board
; feet at 3 cents pr M.. and the land
nothing: that said applicant will oSer
Pure Cream Tar
j iC tar One-half
tX, pound package
V 20 cents.
Do Your Hens Lay?
If not, there is something wrong. Now
is the time when every heu should be do
ing her best. If yours are not laying
as they should, give them Talbotts Poul
try food, it tones up their systems and
puts them in shape for spring laying.
ASBURNS PHARMACY
J Roseburg, Ore. Opposite Hotel Umpqua
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Lowest Prices
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ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
A. J. Geddes, Assignee
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