Roseburg review., April 16, 1914, Image 4

EVENING ROSEBDRG REVIEW
APRIL 16, 1914.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Wednesday evening wus tho scene
of a beautiful birlhduy party at the
homo of Mr. anil Mrs. K. A. Hinklu.
tn honor of their daughter's thir
teenth birthday. Those present are
the following: Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Hlukle, Mrs. I). T. .Mcduiro, Hon.
and Mrs. J. A. Iliiehiinun, Mrs. T. E.
Singleton, Miss Hazel Jowett, Miss R.
Ella Dlckerson, Mr. and Mrs. I). K. C.
Grow, The Misses Maurlne and Loulso
Iiuehanan, Vernlta Kohlhagen, Hazel
Hlnkle, Marie Crouch. Master Oene
Grow. Several beautiful selections of
music were rendered by Mrs. J. A.
Buchanan, Vernlta Kohlhagen, Hazel
Hlnklo and Murle Crouch. A supper
of delicious turkey and other dainty
refreshments wus served. Miss Huzel
received many beautiful presents and
her frlendB departed with many con
gratulations. X.
Clarke' Framing Shop can give you
any kind of films y'.u want. The
best In all klndB of kodak supplies,
kodaks and all kinds of cameras.
"Don't Shoot!"
The "cop" thought it wns a gun:
Fine joke to scare htm. Hut It isn't
so much of a joke when you get out
and sue a big hole in what you thought
was a perfectly good tiro. Whatcaused
it? A hidden weakness in the fabric.
Wouldn't have had this weakness hud
It been a Goodyear No Rim-Cut Tire.
For tho costly "On-Air" process of
curing, lined by the Goodyear People,
Irons out all wrinkles in the fabric
layers. 1 ,
This is one of the advantages of Good
yearn. lJrop in and we will tell you a
half-dozen more. It is no uecident that
the Giiodyear No-Kitn-Cut has become
the favorite. There ate good reasons.
You may be interested, too, to learn
that we carry a complete stock of Good
rear Tires. That saves your waiting,
nsures our customers instantaneous
service. If you like prompt service and
extra-mileage tires, yuu'U find this ttl
ideal place to do buaiuesa.
G. W. BUtNErr
Cor. lto.su & Onk Sis. .
Farms & Ranches
Large tracts from $10 per
Acre up. Some with Good
improvements including
stock and farm implements
for $25 per acre.
ORCHARDS TIMBER
LANDS CITY PROP
ERTY RENTALS.
122 Wost Oak Street.
Save The Difference
Of from 10 to 25 per cent, on
Everything You Purchase
Tim reputation of C. H. Troluakl
Is uphold In erery transaction, no
nuittnr how Binall or how Itti'C". It
In the aim of this ntablishmout not
nit'roly to rIv natinfantlon, but to
tnako It worth your whlla to deal hr
in pruforpnce to elflwhra for good,
nolld hu (thiols roaanns.
W'rt ninnufnt'tuta vary article of
li'ilr kooiU we noil from tho raw ma
terial, rlulit here In Hoflehurg, navlng
you n inUlil Umdaii'a profit of from 1
to 2fi por font. ICviry order raoelven
iintiH'dlnie uttontlon. The work U
luruml out an quickly an etircful
wnrknuumhlp will permit, t'arefnl
uttontlon plvmi to out of towa ortlers.
SumitlfH of tho rareAt Hhuriftfl perfect
ly niutcliod, with flnmt qu aIM y.
Everything in Hair Goods
T. H. Tercinski
122 Wcsl Cass Street
laTflQV
wets victoriois in
california small towjts.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 14. The
wets were victorious over the drys,
as shown by today's returns, iu a ma
jority of the Sua Joauuln aud Sacra
mento valley towus where the liquor
question wus au issue at Monday's
election. The following were ac
counted for:
Red llluff Stays dry. Majority
165.
Tehama Wot. Small majority,
lilggs Stays dry. Mujority 156.
Crldley Wet. Was dry. 206 ma
jority. Merced Wet by 9 votes. Dry by
tie vote two yearB ago.
Vacavllle Dry.
I.emoor Stays wot.
llrawley Stays dry.
Orlaud Doubtful.
Uklah Stays wet. Majority 210.
Willows Dry. Majority 130.
Watts Wet by 30.
Cllino Wot by largo vote.
I.odl Doubtful.
Anaheim Wet by large majority.
Elslnore Wet by vote of 147 to
222.
imperial Wot by vote of 4 83 to
3or.
Newport ' Beach Wet. Majority
23.
Troplco Voted for annexation to
i.os Angeles.
MARRIED.
M ITU PHY DIM MICK. At the home
of the bride's brother-in-law, A. A.
Haskell, 20! Kast Itloe street,
Itoseburg, ut 3 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, April 10, 1914, Knimett
Murphy und Miss Oeorgla Dlm
mlck, of Umpqua, Rev. W. 11.
lOaton officiating.
Both theso young people are mem
bers of promlnont families of Coles
I Valley, the bride being tho youngest,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Dlm
mick. Numerous friends offer con
gratulations and beBt wishes.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hoseburg Hotel. B. F. l.ohr, Fred
Elliott. A. II. Frost, J. K. Whit-
I)
comb. C. A. Aiiler. h L. McOrew,
Portland; II. 11. Williams, Stockton;
lOdwin Winterstoln, Albany; W. J.
Wright, Olalla; It. I.. Cary, William
C. Smith, Berkeley, Cal.; H. A. Mar
vin, A. MorrlB, Seattle; P. 11. Ken
dall, Canby; J. A. Vernon, City.
Hotel Umpciuu. Itoy Stearns and
wife, Oakland; II. A. Price, St. l.ouis;
li. W. Wursop, Mrs. W. II. Holler,
Los Angeles; W. A. Marvin, Mrs. G.
it. Hrainard. Mcdford; S. J. Levitt
and family, II. F. Iloldun, C. II. WII
Usoil, C. 10. Mende, J. C. lllgger, Sam
8. Goldsmith, W. K. Dodson and
wife, (1. W. 11. PaetHel, lioorge K.
ltichards, J. C. Koloy, T. H. Herbert,
Portland; Miss K. Clarke, Glondale;
F. A. l'altenglll, Chicago; F. I).
Macon, W. II. Itelss, San Francisco;
William Klefl, Pasadena; George 0.
Drown, Forest Grove; Mr. and Mrs.
li. Murphy, City.
Hotel McClallen. H. Kaddorly,
I.eota Howard, 10. 1. Warner, Mr. and
Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Mary Hamll,
Portland; Sylvia Gross, Oakland;
Win. Pash, lOugene; Mabel l.oe, Sac
ramento; 10. J. Stroud, Portland.
Clears Coinploxlon Removes Skill
I IlleintslieA.
Why go through life embarrassed
and distlRured with pimples, erup
tions, blackheads, red, rough skin,
or suffering the tortures or eczema,
Itch, letter, salt rheum. Just aik
iyour druRglst for Dr. Ilobsons Kc
stema Oltitiucnt. Follow the simple
bukiimU1oBs and your skin worries
are over. Mild, Bothing, elloctivo.
IOxcellont for babies and delloute,
tender skin. Stops ohnpplns. Always
helps. Itollcf or nioiioy back. 60c,
at your druggist.
Roseburg, Oregon
Our Pressing
is dour with tlic sanitary steam
uitss. No scorch, no sliiue.
Imperial Cleaners
342 N. Jackson Phone 277
WHY CAPT. SCOn
LOSTJiS LIFE
Commander Evans Gives New
! Fads For First Time.
OIL SHORTAGE WAS TRAGIC.
'Antarctio Explorer's Companion Says
Their Leader Would Have Had to
Suffer Amputation of Hie Legs Even
Had He Been Able to Reach One Ton
Camp, the Base of Supplies.
Couiixiundur K. It. ii. It. Evima of the
royal uuvy, Bt'coml lu command of the
Scott expedition to t lie nnturetlc and
Hit; lust iniMiiiii-r of the supporting pur
ty to uee Cuptitlii Scott alive bus mudo
public some dutallu of the expedition
which huve nut beuu mentioned In bis
lecturer or written accounts. Tbese
are given In the New York Post.
Even bud Cnptnln Scott succeeded In
rencbing One Ton enmp, tbe bane of
supplies. It would lmve been necessnry
to iimputnto both tils legs, suid Cotn
m tinder Kvuns. Tbe fnte of tbe expe
dition, necurdlng to tbe commander,
was to some extent due to umiccount
nble shortnge of oil supply "pi.ro Hi n"
'the explorers call It-at tbe supply de
pots on the return tmirch.
Petty OlMcer Evans, one of the live
men on the final dash of 150 miles,
was terribly cut up over tbe party's
failure to beat Amundsen to tbe pole.
Kvnns died llrst, according to the com
mander's theory, because he was the
heaviest man of the lot. lie weighed
about 200 pou nil h. but be got tbe same
rations as Lieutenant Bowers, who
tipped the scales at .'JO pounds.
Disaster Due to Lack of Oil.
I "If the men could have bad more hot
food and llipild," said Commander Ev
ans, "they could have kept their limbs
from being frozen. Tbe shortage of
pariilDu oil was tragic. But for that 1
1 believe tbe men would have kept up
hope of fetching through. But it wus
'simply a queKllon of hot fuel and en
ergy, without which tbe human engine
can't tight against cold and fatigue.
1 Ah It was, tbe condition of Captain
Scott's legs would have called for am
putation, even If be could have fought
through to One Ton camp. That was
eleven miles from the spot where the
bodies were found eight months Inter.
"Of course tbe atrocious weather
was a factor that no man could tight
agaiuHt. Never was an expedition bet
ter equipped or more thoughtfully
planned. And yet there seems, unac
countably, to have been too little al
lowance of oil for bad weather, let
alone the blizzards Captain Scott's
baud marched through. It was a tine
weather supply at many posts. The
oil which we use in the wick less par
nllin stoves for making tea and 'hoosh'
must have leaked through tbe stoppers.
In many Instances two gallons had
dwindled to n gallon and two-thirds."
Commander Evans and II. '(. Mather
of tbe Itoyal navy volunteer reserve,
one of the ship's parly on the Terra
Nova, iold many Intimate details of tbe
character of E. (I. Oales "Soldier" or
"Titus," they used to call him.
Captain Otites was (he man who
walked out of the tent on March 17
when he felt that he was keeping the
others back and said us he stepped In
to the blizzard, "I am Just going out
side and may be gone some timo."
"That was always On tea theory,"
said Malber. "When they were dis
cussing plans at tbe Cape Evans base
during the winter of 11)11 'Soldier
Oates always contended that the party
should not stick with a dying man. It
was his belief that when n man's
traces got loose be ought to take him
self out of the way
A Wonder That Evans Escaped.
"Each of the three supporting par
ties reported shortage of oil," said
Mather. "lr. Atkinson. Commander
Evans, who only had two men with
til in, and Cecil Men res, In charge of
the transports and animals, nil told the
saaie story. Each supporting party
that picked up the depots on the return
trip was supposed to use its share of
the oil cones, but Mearos gave up his
ului re and traveled on two meals n
day.
"It wan n combination of great luck
and determination that brought Coin
mander Evans home alive. He started
by going right through blizzards, work
ing with the floor cloth of his tent put
up an a sail. Two days' march south
of the Beardmore glacier he ran Into
a blizzard which lusted for three days
Instead of stopping until the party
could see the tracks Evans decided to go
ahead He got the direction of the gale
ti nil steered a uencral course by expos
Inu his right cheek and telling the feel
of the wind, They gnt somewhat out of
direction and In consequence bad to
toboggan down Shackleton Ice falls
to get back to tbe upper glacier depot.
As It turmd out. this move probably
nnved his life, which he later nearly
lost throuuh lenrvy."
A 8mt Claus Association.
Tho Sunlit t'liiiu naxoottition hnn lipen
liicwHrMtiC nt Allinny, N. Y. Tl-o
)Hrp'"Jo Is 'vo fnxtcr tlie Chrlstmss
ilrlt n limine tlioso nMe to grant tv-iiii-ta
iniiilp to Snntn Clan." l!e
fliiiwts from I'lilMrrn are to be lnves
tiu'iiti'il. KVMii'iiintlnMl and aa fur aa
liriirtlrntilp Rnuitwl. Tho prlur-lpnl of
fice Ih In lie In Now Yo city, ami anfo
asnui liitlona are to ho oatabllabod
throuiihout (he L'nltoJ Stntoa.
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LOST AND FOUND
FOUND. Small purse containing
some chunge. Owner please call
tit tula office and describe the
purse and Its contents.
FOUND. Lady'a handbag. Owner
pliiaue call ut this office and de
scribe It.
FOR RENT
ROOMS with or without board;
charges reasonable. 627 Court St.
PRIVATE (linclng parties can use
uew store building at Edenbower;
music und all conveniences reason
able. A. W. Ferguson, Roseburg.
You will enjoy this outing.
FOR RENT. The Central Hotel
building, corner Onk & Rose. Ap
ply to V. J. Carlon.
FOR RENT. Five-room furnished
house on paved street; no children.
Imiulre 730 Mill.
FOR RENT. 4-rooin house, furnish
ed, with bath, cheap, inquire 442
E. Commercial avenue.
'OR RENT. Ciood pasture, 3 V4
miles from town. Phone Good
bourn, 1S-F12, evenings only.
WANTED
WANT about 6000 acre stock ranch
in Umpuua Valley; must be cheap,
lllmoa & Oliver, Roseburg, Ore
eon, dsw
WANTED. An energetic young man
to make dully calls on the grocers
of Roseburg soliciting orders for
an old established wholesale fruit
and produce house. Address Levy
& Spiegl, Portland, Oregon..
WANTED. Young lady wants work
by the hour. Will do any kind of
work. Phone Oregon Rooming
House.
SEND for particulars, our new fast
selling household necessity, just
being introduced. Northern Sales
Company, Crown ISldg., Seattle.
FOR SALE AND TRADE
FOR SALE. Soda fountain, fine
white marble top, chcip; also dis
play tables and counter for store.
Call at the Roseburg Rook Store.
FOR SALE. Good general purpose
and driving horse, six years old,
weight 1300 lbs.; gun (Jo for a wo
man to drive; not afraid of autos.
Inquire Page Investment Co., 709
N. Jackson street.
FOR SALE. Limited amount of
choice Hhelled Early Iowa Yellow
Dent corn, 3 cents per pound, de
livered at Wilbur or Roseburg.
Address .1. E. Nash, Route 1, Wil
bur, Oregon. dsw
FOR SALE. 1 00 acres of wheat land
in Morrow Co., Oregon. L. L. Jakes,
Owner, Riddle, Oregon.
FOR SALE. 32 lots of farm and
timber lund, from 10 to 40 acres
to lot. Prices $10 to $75 per acre.
Located 3 miles west of Melroso
store. John Doerner, Owner, Mel
roso. SPECIAL DARGAIN. 32 acres river
bottom soli, 7 acres prunes. Price
$4500. Win. H. Weeks, Owner,
Ruckles, Oregon. dsw
FOR SALE II Y OWNER. Two lots,
with houses, both rented. Cheap
if taken at once. Located on tho
northeast corner Sykes and Short
streets. Address M. A. Fletts,
1108 Cth avo W., Eugene, Ore.
BUGS FOR HATCHING. From
"Ringlet" Barred Rocks, "Crystal
White" Orpingtons and S. C. W.
Leghorns. Send Tor "Eggrlcul
ture" and Information on how to
raise the "200-egg hen." Caau
Crauda Poultry Co., Roseburg, Or.
Patroulie Farmers' Public Market
every Tuesday and Saturday. This
will benefit both consumers and pro-:
ducers. Prices always roitsonnblo.
Herrington House
$n.im ri:n wk.iok.
Kxrellent meals, clean, comfort
able rooms, Including free bath.
327 Wost Douglas St. Phone SS-J.
ltnotl ami ilioea iniulo to order.
All work guaranteed first class.
Josef Kvapil
PRACTICAL
SHOEMAKER
.till) Jackson Street, North
All repair work neatly done
Prices Iloiuioiialile. Roseburg, Or.
Douglas County Creamery Co., mak
er of Puro
Butter and Ice Cream
Phono S40. 430 N. Jackson St.
Roseburg, Oregon.
P, S. We pay highest market price
tur butter fat and aweet cream.
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Cull up 840, the Douglas Count;
Creamary. for cream.
Roseburg Nursery Co., Kitehln &
Illack, Props., corner Ouk und Main
streets. Phono 102.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
GUIDON A. KORY
Vocal Lessons
Studio 312 East Cass Street
Phone 191-J. ROSEBURG, ORE.
MRS. CHARLES S. IIEINLINE
Pianoforte lustrustor
Musical Kindergartener
Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R.
JESSIE STILSON LEIS
STENOGRAPHER
Phono 1K15-J
120 North Kane St. Roseburg.
Office Hours:
10 to 12 a. m.
2 to 4 p. m.
Phones:
Office: Main 171
Ras- Main 172
OR. Ll'CETTA SMITH,
Physician
Women and Children Diseases
a Specialty
Office, Masonic llldg., Second Floor
CHAM. F. HOPKINS
Attoruey-at-Law
Room 420, Perkins Eldg., Roseburg.
Especial attention given to con
veyancing and the examination of
titles to real estate. . Practices In all
State and Federal Courts.
Phones: OfTice 119, Residence 138-L.
DR. D. E. SXELL
-Osteopathic Physician
Diseases of women and children a
specialty.
301-3 Perkins Bldg., Roseburg, Ore.
Ti, .G. . HICKS
SURVEYOR
228 Perkins Building. Roseburg, Or.
ALBERT S. IIUEY
OPTOMETRIST
118 W. CASS ST.
Roseburg - - - - Oregon.
IIRH. NEELY, S ETHER & STEWART
Physicians and Surgeons.
Suite of Offices Rear Douglas Na
tional Bank, Ground Floor.
Ph-no 367.
ROSEBURG .... OREGON
M. C. BURLESON
Sale and Exchange of Realty
Accident and
Fire Insurance
Homes aud Apartments
To Rent.
Notary Public
Cor. Cass Stephens Sis., Roseburg
What is the difference between
Mary's little liiinh then and now?
Fully one hundred years.
If Mary still has that little lauili,
she so long ago did keep, we fig
ure that little lainh ere this has
grown to he a sheep!
That Mary sold her lamb to us,
Need not be among your fears:
The lamb and mutton purchased
here,
la nil of tender years!
The Economy Market
Geo. Kohlhagen, Prop., Phone fi
T?ERN ISLAND
GREENHOUSE
Roseburg, Oregon
Mrs. F. D. Ouvn, Prop.
Pkoae irii
Cut Flowers
Potted Plants
Funeral Designs
.Wedding Boquets
Just received a fresli supply
of Ferns of all kinds. Also
on sale at
The Palace of Sweets
NEELY & NEELY
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Bacon, Hams, Lard and Flour
Our stock la always fresh and
clean. Prompt deliveries and low
prices. Phone 27.
119 SHERIDAN STREET ROSEBURG, OREGON
Tn.pnA..lln nllmnni7 nlno. flbnulder
Joints, tees and caps now In stock at
Winnie Gaddls's, the piumoer.
Visit the Roseburc Nursery Co's.
yard and see the fine asortment of
fruit trees, small fruits, etc., they of
fer for sale.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
COOKING AND HEATING SCHEDULE
For electric ranges, Irons, chafing dishes, 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. SO 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 purposeB.
Douglas County Light & Water Co.
Phone 6 1 , Roseburg, Oregon
We Give Roseburg Trading Stamps.
The Cass Street Market
For all kinds of Fresh aud Cured Meats.
Poultry. Fort Jones Creamery Butter.
Louis Kohlhagen, Prop.
Make
Big Jobs Look
Small
Read
There is absolutely nothing re
quired In spring house cleaning that
we cannot do, nnd with reasonable
promptness and a great saving to you.
Your curtains, portlcrs, rugs and la
fact everything iu the house. You
don't have to move out or leave the
house for a week. W e do It all In
one day for an ordinary sized house.
Phone 79 for on estimate on house
cleaning.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
(INCORPORATED)
Commercial Abstract Co.
Abstract of Titles Blue Prints
Filing Papers, Etc.
We Will Go on Your Bond
Insurance Conveyancing
First Trust ft Savings flank Building nOSEnURO, OREGON.
You Don't Have to
Go to Sea to See
for Cement Culverta, Oment Sewer IMpee, sl7.es 8 to 8 Inches
(Vment bulldlu foundation d chininebloek. Cement .Idewalta
and cement work of any kind.
I have five or six houses I will sell cheap, as I want to use the
money in other business. Seemr burglar-proof window lock. It Is
O. K. See Pats Elastic roof paint for leaky roofs. We build, move
or repair your houses. Business buildings a specialty. Over forty
years experience In building.
CONTRACTOR
AM) Bl ILDER.
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New County Map of Douglas Co.
Paper $1.60, cloth $2.00. L. 0. Hloka,
P. O. Box 477, Roseburg, Oregon.
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Patronize Farmers' Public Market
every Tuesday and Saturday. This
will benefit both consumers and pro
ducers. Prices always reaso"i)ble.
Fish and
This:
PAT
F. PATTERSON