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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1914)
; EVENING ROSCBURG REVIEW ISSCED DAILY RXCKPT BL.VDAl BY HKV1KW ri-ltUHHINO COMPANY. urd at HofleburK, OrKn. Post office r Second-CIftBa M alter. L. WIMI'.KIU'.V. DAILY Per yar, by mall $3.0i Per nn-mh, delivered t Per week, dpllvored lb SEMI-WEEKLY Pr year 12. 0( Six mouths I. Oi AIM; II, ;t. KM I. AITKK XI-: W IMil STIIIKS. Kagene CI i ant : The determination of the new promotion board of the Commercial (!lu b to ad here during (he coming twelve months to a pro gram at factory-getting, is receiving I lie pen frit 1 e.pproval of the. Hi fzi-nn of tlie city. IliiBinpM men, lawyers, doctors, and nil tlioH-- wlio Male thin city their home, are a unit in their praiKe an 'I commendation of tie new board's program. The r.t "tj ol fuctorfen and their steady payrolls is voiced citi every Ude. anil tho work c( the board In t his direction will not only receive tin; approval of the en tire community, hut will undoubtedly receive their active support. Not much is expected of the, new hoard the firwt year. No one Ik looking to tills body to bring huge planiH with a large nuniher of men to the city Immediately, Hut it In expected of Ihem that they will be an active hoard with a substantial appropria tion which will get some results. It was a common saying during the past year that the previous factory com mittee did not have sufficient appro priation for poHinge stamps. It was a!o freely slated that the committee was told that it was merely an ad visory committee anil not an active, aggressive organization. The new board was elected and chosen by the members of the Commercial Club he cause the members were known to be In favor of a reasonable and result-getting luctory campaign, and It (s expected that they will carry on I the wishes of those men who plated them on the hoard. grower upon ihemielves, and this O. A. COUB FILES CAX- money will be used to carry on the IHDAC'Y FOH tiOVERXOH. campaign of advertising In the East.! , , u is caicu aieu mat i.uu.wuv; 0n ThrHday. ut Salem. G. A. Cobb, poll nils or these berries win u grown in the Willamette Valley this year. The hale price of these last year averaged IJ cents a pound. Ktigi-iie will contribute this year nearly l'OO.imiu pounds to the v n lametle Vallev crop, and from this tuiount will contribute approximate ly $-'M to the advertising fund. I'ruit growers believe that the fu ture of the loganberry depends upon its advertising, for the loganberry will grow only in the Pacific Coast, and if the world is once taught to like it, it must come here for the supply- II-0-NA HtST AID TO SICK STOMACHS. Distress after eating, belching of j,;ih and undigested food, that lump if lead feeling In the stomach, sick headache, and biliousness indicate lyspepsia. Nowat once Is the time to remove the cause and atop the distress. Mi-o-na Is the remedy. Surely got .1 box of these health-restoring tab lets from the Red Cross Pharmacy today. Hesldes gulckly stopping dis tress Mi-o-na soothes the irritated A-alls of the stomach and strengthens he gastric glands so that they pour jut their daily supply of digestive ;naterials your food is promptly di gested and assimilated, the entire iyslem is properly nourished you feel strong, energetic, and perfectly well. Ali-o-na Is not an experiment is lot a cure-all it's a scientific reme dy recommended only for Indigestion Ilstress and out-of-order Btomachs. Theso health-giving and harmless tablets are a household remedy keep them handy whether at home r traveling. A WOMAN WHO HAS m; n; (;ki:at iutMi:n formerly of this county, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for (iovernor. He Is a brother of V. L. Cobb and T. C. Cobb, of this city. Regarding his candidacy the Portland Journal of Thursday gives the following details: Running on a platform which calls for the absolute a hoi it ion of tlx liquor traffic, (I. A. Cobb, an attor ney of Portland with offices in tlu Yeon building, yesterday announc his candidacy for t he Democratic nomination for Governor, Increasing the Democratic list from four to fiv candidates. .Mr. Cobb's entry Into the political arena at such a late date comes n: somewhat of a surprise, but it Is ex plained that he only decided to he- come a candidate as a result of tin- solicitations of friends throughout the state. He has taken no active part In pod i tics or in public affairs Mr. Cobb Is said to he a strong church worker in the ca;ie of tem perance and he has made the exter mination of the Honor traffic the pre-eminent plank in bis platform. "If I am nominated and elected says Mr. Cobb In bis platform, "I will during my term of office, earn estly endeavor to ascertain tlu great est needs of the people, and apply the remedy to the best of my ability My policies should be to decrease the ex lenses of the state, provide more convenient terms for the payment of taxes, provide employment for the worthy unemployed, advocate good roads, strict but impartial enforce meut of the law, and absolute aboil' lion of the liquor traffic." .Mr. Cobb is a Missourhin by birth UH.A MiKHUY (.'IlOWKIltt PLAN ItIO CAMPAIOX. Kugene Guard: Details of the plan for a Nation-wide, advertising cam paign of the Willamette Valley logan berry were formed at a meeting of the committee appointed by the Wil lamette Valley Loganberry Growers Association In Salem recently. .1. O Holt, malinger of the Kugene Fruit Growers' Assoclat Ion, attended the meeting ns n member of the commit tee and returned last evening. A tux of two and a half per cent upon the Hale price of every pound of loganberries grown in the Wlllnm ette Vulley will be levied by In the current Issue of Farm and Fireside appears an account of the extraordinary achievements Ot Mrs, l.uclle Lewis Ferlet, of Texas. Mrs. Ferlet's husband was a printer and publisher In San Antonio, Texas. He prospered and with prosperity came a natural determination to remain in that business. Mrs. Ferlet, however, always had an Intense desire to farm. After a time she decided to take it ip independent of her bushanad. She took possession of her ranch in 1100 it which time her entire domain con sisted of Vi acres. She has suc- -ceded beyond expectations and at or her hiodiund, he Is quite dumb founded. Of him she says: "I have elevated him to the proud position of my shipper. We are one In our ndeavors, but I am manager of this concern don't forget that for an in st ant !" The latest and best books at the RoHchurg Fiction Library, upstairs In (ho Hell Sisters' building. No change In location or otherwise, as reported will bo made. Subscriptions the for magazines solicited. A Remedy Nq Family No matter how limit by it human beltof muy bo It In mite to miy that hut nutny inunlliH iu punned with. nit oine obstruction of the liowtln, In tit bur or tin, coiiHtipiitlon, men If utily tem porary. Tim hloilinc, tin) dull lei-linn muy start after thu rvcmiiK mo.il. If a Uiutlve In not tukeie Unit niclit It Itt crrmln thnt iileep will not lm sound, Kiitl you will uHuliun unrf I'mMitul. Hence, It Ih Important for you ami for All the tenmtifiM of tir luuelv that n Kooil, rel In hln l.ixut t u tie ujw ii n kept In tho ho'it-t' fni Just nmh enuretn'. It Ih mire to ho ihi"UmI. mnl wIhm tierUfil you wmt II nt ti;iml. No f;on!lv that In direful of Its tHutlth can ilo wlitnmt Mirh ft remedy. Mill t!n iie-llnii of whirls remedy to huvu on Iwniil Ih nlro of Vtint lliiportanre. Tho liixallvo rn out hliihlv rwimi. mendi'd by thn m;ijirlty .f lntellltfint AniAricnnH nn i irvwnupa to in sin. It is n Uqutd Inxnttve-tonlc, mild, ntnl tifver Ki'll'iK, in t'lttjctlvu un robuat proplc mul i an hu Klven with sufety to nn htfiiiil. Childii'h Uko It hncuutiii of thii ii initio 'I'lulittfH und bucauie It la plonKuni to 11. f t.iMto. It Ih Iht List nll-nrounJ rnni'dy you can huvfc in the lnuse for any disorder of the Mtuii.n.-h. liver mid howels, and mnnv people like Mr W. J. Wlitner, Alma, Odd., n ml Mr-. Albert E. tiiiedt. Mpmo. 'olo . .! hi-y would tui noon he with out tiie in-, esfutle- nM .vllhout Ir. C'atd .'ell Syrup 1'epnln. Anvone wlvhinir to nin;r n trial of thla reined v helnro huvmt, it in the recultir way of a drucKWt at Hftv rents or olio ilollur u hin.e PolTlo d'amily lze can have, n Hiunplo hotth went to the home fi'uo of cluii:e l) Hituplv iiddrestdiiK IT, W. H Caldwell. 4 f. Ww-thi t,tr inn Kl lifHt for lintHea mvl iMontlreltiv 111. Your num., mii.1 a.l.lmu L'uldwutl'a byiup Ion u poatal card will do. Onion Sets 10c lb. Potatoes 80c, 100 lbs. Tomato I'll tec. No. 21 z, cau I0o ohellshui'K corn, can 0c No Trading St. mips ivcu after April 1st. The jjoods arc worth tlic money. The North Side Grocery - Phonr234 J. WEIItl lll-.'f'KWITll AND MKI.VIN A. EMKKHON' North Juckon & Vl.uln'ir StiesiB AI.IIKItT AIlli.UIAM Oregon Surety and Casualty Co. CAI'ITAL $100,000 Health and Accident Insurance Costs you $1.00 per n:oi'.tli. l'.-iys 5i0 to $f)0 per inoiitli it yon ai i- siik or injiueil. A Homo Company Buy your policy toilay. See our Arnt J. V.. McCiintock 114 Cass Street KonebuiV. Oregon Iiuh lived In On'Kon 2'2 yNirH, tin imst Hovt'ii In I'nrtluiul, und Ih 40 n rs old. I le luiB Immmi inirtli-in law for tho past two yours, pti'vlou to tliat Im'Iiik In tlie rrnl t'Htjitc bus! ik'sb, and for many years was run iitM-led with Colib brothers In IioiikIus County, in the wholesale garden pro- lure business. Hu wuh raised on a rami. Mr. Cobb lias cliosen for bis slogan. Kestoratloii of pros perl ty, a bo I is It liquor; ood roads; employ men t foi idle; lower taxes." and will beuin tn ai'tle eainpalnnltig at once. Other candidates tor tlie Uemo 'ratie nomination Include Dr. ('. .1. Smith, of Portland. Colonel Robert A. .Miller, of Portland, .hido A. S. Mi'imetl. of Tlu Dalles, and John Manning, of Portland. Legislative 'untliibt'es, Thursday's Oregonlan gave a list if 1 li prominent eltizens of Portland who are being urged to become eah- lldateH for the Legislature. Among these wore some who bad forinerl served in the House and Senate and the list Ini-lmleil L. II. llendrieks. the II known S. P. railway conductor. formerly of Itoseburg. The ex pressed idea is to secure a sound business session of the Legislature. in an endeavor to overcome the enor mous burden of taxation Into which the state has been plunmd by send ing nov ices and won Id -be polit icians to Salem to carry on the slate's af fairs. Speaking of this matter, former .Senator Albeit Abraham, of Ibis utility, said he bad this same idea in mind when bo recently annoaiced his candidacy r(r the lower heu:o on a pledge lo cut down taxes. Check Your April Cough. I'liawlng frost and April rain i chill von to t lie very marrow . von catch oltl head and lutms stuffed yon ire feverish cough continualh and feel miserable you need Dr. K ing's New Discox ei y. It soot lies In flamed and irritated threat and luvg.-. steps coug h, your bead c learn up, fox or loax. and xvt 'et I fine. Mr. .1. T. 1 D.ix of Stb kuev Corner. Me . "Was I cured of a dieaillul cough a iter doe j tot s tieatnu nt aad all ether ivue ldi".H failed." L'ofiei' or nienev back : Pleasant ehl!d:oii like it Co: a bot;lo today. ;iic and nt ymir druggist. Ituekli-;.' Arnica Salxo for all sores CXI I. i on CITY W.WM W IS. Notice is herein gixeu all person b.id.ling general lurd uanarts ai::iit;. t !be city of K.ebtirg. (ri'gon, i ,.d n sfd "Not paid tor x ant ol fmnK." prior to and including Oc tober lit It. 1 H l t. lo prose;;! ame to 1 ho City Ti eu-urer for pax in out . as li'ieret thereon will cease from date of :1ms notion. Duted this ;:o:h dav ttf March. CM I. AtiNKS M PlTCHKOltD, City Treasurer. HAVE YOU ONE OF THE LUCKY From the Store That Saves You Money? We have decided to cut out the S. & H. Stamps, and give to our customers the money we give the stamp Co. We will give away $100 per month, for the next 30 days, in groceries and money, every sale that we make to you, we will give you a number on the list. Save the list and bring it to the store and see if you correspond with some of the winning numbers displayed in our window. Save every one of them as you can't tell which one will win, as there are a number of prizes on different goods, and a number of cash prizes, also each week. This is an absolutely square proposition to you to trade with us. Our prices are no higher then any other house in the city, and we are simply giving you what we paid the stamp Co. Yours for business, STUBBS TtJ LINDSAY'S WIRELESS. A Scotch Genius Who Anticipated th Work of Marconi, .lames Itoxvmaii Lindsay, a Seoteh man. began experimenting xvith elec tricity in is'jt) In a few years be pro duced a "constant stream of light." '.vhii h xvas the admiration of scientists. He sent messages over wires and de livered many lei tares on an electric telegraph. Then In ls."l' he invented ti system of wireless telegraphy and submitted it to a public test, regarding which a Dundee paper uf April 12. IK.-.:!, said: "The experiment removes all doubt of tho practicability of Mr. Lindsay's Invention, and there is every reason in rdnU that ft will soon con- HKMOVAL .j. 4 fc My greenhouse business from j. I The Hose to the Palace of 4 Sweets. Patronize home Indus- .J- J try by buying your flowers and 4 4- plants at the Palace of Sweets. 4. 4. -Mrs. F. D. Owtn. 4" v H"H"I"I HH"H less" itself was anticlp-itod Hut In xvas more than a sclentllie experiment alist. lie projected a dictionary in fifty languages and labored on it for ti quarter of a century. It xvas too huge a task, and the PotitiH-ontagl. s;i I Dic tionary exists in an uniiui-.li.il si::te nect continent with continent, and is- ' only in nianiis ii.t. lie aNo compiled laud with Island, in one unbroken line' with more success a sit of astro:i..ml of communication.' n tabb s for the use of chnn.!og:sts. Lindsay's lectures xvore advertised j Vet this astonishing man never en under tlie tilte of "Telegraphiir,' With- ! jyed more than an income of SJ.Mt a out Wires." that the familiar "wire- , yea The Cash Store Xow offers the best value in flo ir over offered by any store in Itose burg. Princess Flour, a blend of .Montana and Idaho, plain sacks, ?l.::u per sack; hard xvhent, $1 ;:. per towel sack; Battle Axe Idaho hard xvheat, $1.1 " per sack. G larantee of satisfaction on every sack THE CASH STORE 128 W. Cuss Street. VK SAVE VOU MONEY Phone 270. Koeeburg, Oregon. mwrr ' ciowiici.vu r 1 o a teacher until the eve of his death, xvhen the prime minister grnut od him 11 pension of $.11 to "in recogni tion of his great leaning ami ex traordinary attainments"- Kxehane. FLY WISDOM. lation, published at Kosebure, Ore gon, for a period of six consecutive weeks. The first date of publication is March 12, 1914; the last date of publication and time witliln which you are required to answer Is April 2 3, lal4. J. II. AUSTIN, T Attorney for Plaintiff. Patronize Farmers' Public Market f f every Tuesday and Saturday. Thte will benefit both consumers and pra 'ml ducers. Prices alway9 reasonable. . Strawberry plants, aHparuuus. rlra- burb, etc.. for Hulo by Koseburg Nur sery Co. .1 E LIES fpLVER OLLOW EKOLLOWS ILTH is- UhS Mlii: Mic some II y pniverlis thiit hmiI like Hi,. w-Ut,. I . i i -; iM it0n I'niiiklin's "t'o ir Ui. haul s AI- ForEaster Style View Ve have selected from the leading styles of the leading makers because x e knoxv your ants some of you rtish a touch of the ex;renie - some the most roiitterva- tixo. You are to judnt hoxv well wo have served you. We want yon to look at tho new Spring Stxles - buy or not, as you please. Business View This store aims to serve you in t his broad x alue way ami t he early season hu yer de rives most from scrvi-e and satisfaction. Tt is more hun offsets t ho saving In buying late season pick u ps W by bo uncomtoT t;il!o tor two or three months? I It is better to screen the erudie ami I wear a smile than scoff al the preeau I tlou and wear mourning. Plies In the dining room usually pro J code nurses in the sickroom. Screens in t lie windows prevent ; crape on the door. Flies as well as bad xvater spread tv ! phoiil. i a tly In the milk may mean a mom : her of a family In the grave. I A tly has natural enemies. Tho nto-d per h tent and most effective should be ; man. It costs less to b::y a soroili door th:n to get sick and lay off for a month. i It's a short haul from tho trirbaue : can to tho dining table via tho tly route. I If nt llrst you don't succeed, swat. sxvsK, swat again. t 'leafs ( 'uiuplcxioii U move Skin lUemlshes. Why go througli life embarrassed i and disiigured xxith pimples, erup tions, blackheads, red. rough skin, or suffering the tortures or e:v.oma. itch, tetter, salt rheum. .lust ask your druggist for !r. llobson s Le- I zema Ointment. Follow the simple ' suggestions and your skin xvorrio are over. .Mild. Fothing, effective. Kveelh'tit for babies and delicate, tender skin. Stops chapping. Always I helps. lieliof or money back. ;".oc, at your druggist. ROSEBDRG MODEL BAKERY k snVKSSOUS TO CIII HCII liHOS. Up-to-date Bread, Cake, Pastries Try our new Purity bread, delicious aud Wholesome 3 KOENIG & SCHOENVVALD, Proprietors i SIMMONS. Duds for Men A. J. IIOCHRAPKL 141 Xt.rth Jackson St. In tlie Circuit Court of tho Shite of Or.'con in anl (or Houshis Connlv. Margaret I,. Manimela, phiintlff, vs. I lli'llly Mnmilli'la. ilefelhliuit. , To Henry Mamir.t'la, .leftMid.int : i lu the name ol" the State of Or, sou. you nr, hereby required to aiinear and answer Iho romululnt f:k',l aKaiusi you In tlie above entitle,! suit j within six weeks from the tiato ot ' ( first iMihliea'ien of this summons. I anil If vou fail so to n.swer. the' I'l.iintlfT will api'ly to the eourt for1 the relier prae,l ror in the com-; j plaint, viz: l'or a .lone iM.i:iK the hoti.ls of matrinior. v now ami I heretofore exist itin between the iplainliff ami Hie ilifi inliiiit ami for j her costs am! disbursements herein. This summons is wihlisVi! ? siiant to an or,1., r of the Honorable V. Hamilton. Ju.lie, nia,!e the lltli j ii:iy of March. 1SH. an,l ilirectinR I such publ.ca'ion in the Koscbnrs He I ' view, a newspaper of gonoral circu- ave The Difference Of from 10 to 25 per cent, on Everything You Purchase The reputation or C. H. Terciuski is upheld In every transaction, no matter hoxv small or hoxv lare. It is the aim of this establishment not merely to give satisfaction, but to make It worth your while to deal here in preference to elsewhere for good, solid business reasons. We manufacture every article of hair noods xve sell from the raw ma terial, riejit here in Itoseburg, earing you a middleman's profit of from 10 to -'. per cent. Kvery order recwiTes immediate attention. The work is turned out as nuiekly aa careful workmanship will permit. Careful attention given to out of town orders. Samples of the rarest shades perfect ly matched, with finest quality. Everything in Hair Goods C. H. Tercinski 122 West Cass Street Roseburg, Oregon nV r gWh is Our Pressing dune with the sanitary steam press. No scorch, no hine. Imperial Cleaners 342 S. lackson Phone 277 turn
