Roseburg review., March 30, 1914, Image 2

EVENING R0SEBUR6 REVIEW
tSSl'Kn DAILY KXCHI'T HtNDAT
I1Y
KKVIKW I'UISUMHINO COMPANY.
ap'flred at RciBebur. Orszos, Pott
office s Second-Class Matter.
I,. WIMIiKltl.Y.
DAILY
t-T ymr, by mall 13.00
Pit month, delivered tO
tVr wftk. dellvprnd li
BKMI-WEEKLY
vear 12.00
Jl mrmttig 1.00
MAKCII :(, 1011.
lXKlSTItlAL IIRYIKW OK STATU.
SaLEM, Match 30. The Drain
Cannery and Growers' Association
has completed arrangements for tho
i,rt'Otlon of a plant.
Tho Buy City plant of the Smith
Lumber Company on Cooa Hay has
been etartel and with connected In
dustries will cut 700,000 feet In 24
hours.
The Lane County Manufacturers'
Association will hold a home Indus
tries exposition at Eugene from May
nth to Sth, with fai tory congress.
The Canadian Flax Mills Co. has
decided to establish a plant at Port'
The State Highway Board bat con
tracted for 60,000 barrels of cement
from the Beaver Cement Co., now
completing Its plant at Gold Hill.
The Eugene Fruit Growers' Asso
ciation Is establishing u brunch at
Junction to cost about $ IS, 000.
.1. O. Richmond is looking over
Springfield for the W. R. Hoach can
ning Interests of Hart, Mich., and
may put In a plant there.
Attorney-General Crawford has de
cided that municipalities will not
come under the operation of the
workmen's compensation act unless
they elect to do so.
AH Industries will feel relieved at
the decision of Judge Cleeton that
taxes will not become delinquent un-
ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION.
How the Pulmotor It U.td to R.itort
fJormal Breathing,
The pul motor Is an automatic resus
citation appliance which produces a
fluw of. Inhaled and exhaled air by a
single nozzle, the rhythm of respiration
adjusting itself automatically to the
dimensions or the lung, and thus the
nstonlsblug result is produced of a
seemingly lifeless body beginning to
breutbe regularly as soon us the pul
motor Is plnced In connection with it.
Tbo pulmotor works directly on the
respiratory organs and If the spark of
life still exists will fun It Into a flame
and give the heart and lungs a chance
til September first.
A four fool vein of gold quartz has to tight,
been struck In Sucker Creek, Jose- The pulmotor Is used on persons over-
phlne County, going 75 centB to $1 come by gas. electric shock, apparent-
to the pan of crushed ore. y drowned or In other cases where the
Hlg orders nro being tuken in ad- hreathlnc of the uulient has been serl-
vance of tho railroad going Into Coos 0U(I,V ,n,,j,.e(j or stopped entirely nud
nuy, aim iuuiuui inula nio mi 117-
parlng to get Into operation
The Oregon llluo Sky Law Is be
ing attacked by a second suit, and is
meeting with geiteral opposition from
those seeking investments.
The taxpayers of McMlnnvllle hnve
authorized the erection of a $30,000
high school building.
Astoria is about to begin work on
the construction of a retaining wall
or bulkhead In front of the city and
reclamation of tide lands.
The Washington Supremo Court
where there still remnlns a slight heart
action, its motive power Is an oxygen
cylinder containing this gas, which will
supply a 00 per cent mixture of air
and oxygen to the patient for forty
minutes. It has a great udvantage
over artificial respiration by hand In
that It forces larger amounts of oxy
genated air Into the lungs -than It Is
possible by ordlnnry methods of artifi
cial respiration, and the work can be
kept up longer. Philadelphia Press.
land, and will handle about 100 tons has reduced tho Jury verdict of 17,-
00 as too high for the loss of a
of the man's lire, fixing it at I lo.ouo.
union carpenters wuiaeu out on
the state house repairs contract be-
Land Tilled.
The department of agriculture esti
mates thai there are 1,140.000.000 acres
of tillable laud In the United States
of flax the first year.
The Industries committee
Medford Commercial Club Is in cor-
.c, Inn..,, ti.lit, llm lt.r,lnn Milk
t'n uhidi wnniK in nut lii a nlant cause the contractors employed two and that only '1 per cent of thiB irn
Two candidates for tho State Sen- non-unlou men. The contractors are mense area Is under cultivation. It
ale who 1110 opposed to any further , tli n k the work on the open shop might add that of the Vt7 per cent ac-
Inilustrlnl laws have been requested basis, and find plenty of workers. tunll.v cultivated comparatively few
to enter tho field In Murlon County. 1 John rt. Fltzhugs, who will raise acres are handled In such a way as to
The Portland Woolen Mills will broom corn on his large farm near show anything like their maximutu pro
erect a two Btory factory building at Coburg, will establish a broom fac- ,1K.tou,
tory 111 Kugene. Larioau ot machinery
St. Johns for the scouring und car
bonizing departments. 1 has arrived.
Oregon newspaper men In session ' A mine of paint clay Biich as Is
at Salem adopted resolutions against used by the Heuver Paint factory at
any further legislation Interfering Salem, has been found near Water-
wlih business or Industries. loo.
J. li. Williams, of Grants Pass, and Plans for a Catholic Church, 60
A. II. Moon, of Central Point, have by 120, with nave r0 by SO, to cost
plans completed to erect a $00,000 $7r,,000, will bo erected at Marsh-
suwmlll, to bo In operation May 1st. field. s
Albany is considering the purchase The Telephone Company will
of a municipal paving plant to cost spent $.'10,000 putting its main lines
from $7000 to $11000. under ground at Eugene.
Here Is food for the pessimist. The
man who fears that the country Is
uenrlng nituul exhaustion may find
cheer In the thought that little mure
than 11 quarter of the available agricul
tural laud is being made productive.
Supply Inevitably meets demand, and
ns the demiind for agricultural products
Increases the supply will be enlarged
by tho development of regions which
have not been touched by the plow.
Cleveland Plnlu Dealer.
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Co$t of Livmrf
THE U. S. Dept. of Agriculture in Experiment Station Bulletin
No. 142 says that ten cents worth of wheat supplies almost
three times as much protein and ten times as much energy as
round steak, and with some other cuts of meat the difference is
even greater.
If then, one really desires to reduce her weekly meat and grocery
bills, she need only make more use of her oven.
Who ever heard man, woman or child complain that good home-made
biscuits, muffins, cuke and cookie appeared on the table too often? Instead tho
tendency is "to make a meal of them" and tha variety is so greut that something
you bake yourself could well be the chief feature of every meaL
Home Baking is Simplified by
the Use of K C Baking Powder
WlthK C, you can moke Urines moist and rich yet have them
flffl "KUnm feathery, wholesome unit digestible. Biscuits may be mixed
mo niim ucmro ami uhkcu irean ior preaKiasi, minims nceu net
be dry and heavy. You can make a cake so U(;tt thut you can
hardly get it out of the pan whole, yet it will not fall.
K C 1b not like the old fashioned baking powders. It la double
acting and continues to give otfleuv ninp p.us unil tho douj;h is
cooked through. K C ia &nld at a fair price a larf'e can for 25
cents. This would be no object If strength and purity were sacri
ficed, hut every can Is fully guiiriimued under Slate ar.d National
ure hood laws ana to plvasc. We take all the chancos. Your
money hack if you do not get better results with K C than any
baking powder you ever used.
Include a can in your next grocery order, try some of the new
recipes that appear in this paper from time to time. Then you will
have gone far towurd solving this vexing "Cost of Living" problem.
. Literal.
William Chase, the painter. In a
teacher whose rl tltlams are nwnited
will, some trepidation by his pupils, j
Olio "criticism day" Mr. Chase onme to
the canvas of a pretentious and vain '
young man, who was eoiiKlrit'iliig with
obvious complacency a portrait which
he hud smeared thereon.
"It's coining out ulcely," he told Mr
Chase.
Chase said not a word, but took tur
pentine bottle, paint knife and rag and
worked Industriously nt the
til there was a clean surface there.
"Ah, yes," he remarked, "It's coming
out nicely." New York 1'ost
Roseburg Agency Pony Stockings, Pictorial Review Patterns. Royal Worcester Corsets
Bellows Store Co.
The Store
Where the
Women Trade
JACKSON STREET
Showing Children's Dresses
Today we show all the new wash dresses for children,
misses and ladies made from the best grade of
Cinrham & Crenes I""""" "' """"" ""
Ut m s
New suits and Loats
50c to $6.00
Roseburg's
leading Dry
Goods Store
New
Athena
Underwear
It is hard for any woman
lo realize the real prac
tical improvements that
are' tailored into Athena
with ut ii close inspec
tion of garments.
It is well worth a special
trip to the store to leatn
what Athena Underwear
has really brought to
womankind.
The Athena garmeuts
are on display now in
Knit Underwear Department.
3c-$1.50
f O .Never in the history
of this store have we
shown a more beau
tiful line of ladies',
misses' and child
ren's Suits, Dresses
and Coats. Easter
will soon be here, are you prepared for it?
Another shipment ot the new ""almacaan" Coats, the
new spring coat, in white and colors. New Silk Suits,
Hlk Dresses, in fact, if its new, we have it. Visit our Suit
Section Today. . ,
The Bellows Store Co.
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the.,.
., S.KCARMEHr
Mr 6229
New
Fancy
Ribbons
We are showing all the
newest designs iu Fancy
Ribbons plaids, flower
ed, nioraes widths from
1 inch to 12 inches
wide range of colors.
Prices per yard from
SCItl'UISK PARTY'.
Book.
God he thanked fnr hooks! They are
the voices of the distant and the dead success,
and make us heirs of the spiritual life
of past njjes. Itouks are the true level
era. They tflve to all who will faith
fully use (hem the society, the spiritual
presence, of the best nnd greatest of
our race. William Kllery Chanuing.
GLinrc, .March 28. A party was
Riven last evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mode at Glide,
in honor of Miss Myrtle George, the
school teacher at tone, Itock, the oc
casion being a complete surprise to
Miss George. About fifty guests were
present. Tho house was decorated
anvas un- with ferns and blossoms, and music
and games was the pasttiine of tho
evening. At about 12 o'clock re
freshments wero served and games
continued until a late hour, when all
j departed for their many homes with
.the wish the good Union would con
tinue. Tho occasion was a complete
GUEST.
H
I A Monologue,
j Tummy-Top. what Is the difference
. between a dialogue and a monologue?
I Tommy's Top When two women talk.
my son. It's a dialogue; when a woman
j carries on a conversation with her tins-
hand It's a mouologue Philadelphia
I Heoord.
Do You See the Point?
I Probably (he man who gave el renin
1 tiim to (he Idea that (here ta always
more room at the lop had never seen a
pyramid.-Wuninn'a Home Companion
Ultra Modern.
I "Madge Flighty Is certainly an up to
1 dale girl."
DON'T COUGH YOI HSKLF
Into a Serious Condition.
To neglect a cough or cold is al
ways a hazardous act. A cold so often
does down on the lungs, and the
cough that follows may easily bo a
symptom of bronchitis, pleurisy, or
even pneumonia. Coughing frequent
ly follows attacks of la grippe, mid if
sever and persistent. Is a tax on the
system that weakens the vital re
sistance. Foley's llotiey and Tar
Compound Is an effective medicine
for coughs nnd colds, is a perfect
emulcent that may bo relied upon
for quick relief. A man named A.
H. Kllison, Taylor, Wis., writes: "I
make n point of recommending
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to
all those needing a certain and snfe
cure from coughs and colds." Sold
everywhere.
Working the Morse Code.
Easiness of the telegraph code has
sometimes facilitated evil practices.
Charles Galbralth, formerly chief su
perintendent of telegraphs at noinhay.
described one notable ease. Messages
used to be brought by mail steamer
from Suez to Point de Galle and tel
egraphed thence overland to Bombay.
Native operators found it protltable,
ept' hilly during the cotton famine, to
cumuiunicatf the tenor of dispatches to
outside con federates. At lirst the
method employed was to write a copy
of the telegram, roll It up tightly and
drop It out of the window. But this
was soon detected nnd stopped. Then
the operator would lean his head on his
baud as If musing and drum with his
lingers. Knowledge of the Morse code
by the man outside did the rest.
NOTICB OK ANNUAL MEETING OP Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon,
STOCKHOLDERS OF KOSEBUKG on Wednesday, the 8th day of April,
Hi ll IUVfJ HOMI.N AOCIA- 19U' at 7:30 P m" f SSld day for
lit l LDiNu NUMhS assucia- th(J purpoBe of eiectIng Beven direct
TIOX. ors and three auditors for the en-
suing year, and to transact such other
Notice is hereby given that the business that may properly come be-
annual meeting of the stockholders f0re the said meeting.
of the Roseburg Building Homes As-j Dated at Roseburg Oregon, this
sociation will be held at the office of 25th day of March, 1914.
the undersigned in the Douglas Na- GEORGE NEUNER, Jr..
tional Hank building, in the City of I Secretary
Try the merchants' lunch that ia
being served at the Grand Grill. It
I p to date; Heavens: Mie s up to Bure a a fine lunch for the money,
everything"- Bostou Transrrlpt. 2 Be. 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. m.
Klckapoo Wonn Killer Expels Worms
The cause of your child's ills the
foul, fetid, offensive breath the
starting up with terror and grinding
of teeth while asleep- the sallow
complexion the dark circlos under
the eyes all are Indications of
worms. Klckapoo Worm Killer is
what your child ueeds; it expels the
worms, the cauBe of the child's un
healthy condition. For the removal
of seat, stomach and pin worms,
Klckapoo Worm Killer gives sure re
lief. Its laxative effect adds tone to
the general system. Supplied as a
candy confection children like It.
Safe and sure relief. Guaranteed.
Buy a box today. Price 25c. All
druggists or by mail. Kickapoo In
dian Med. Co., Phila. or St. Louis. B
Strawberry plants, asparagus, rim
barb, etc., for sale by Hoseburg Nur
sery Co.
DRUGS
Patent Medicines, Chemicals,
Soaps, Combs, Brushes,
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
All good selected with care and warranted as
represented.
Agency Shelby Mazda Lamps
ASBURNS PHARMACY
J Roseburg, Ore. I Opposite Hotel Umpqua
ilhlrafc Sto at Pros
THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY
0SEBURG
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PERKINS BUILDING
A. J. GEDDES, Assignee