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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1914)
FVFMIMf! RACFPIIDfi DFlIFW!of hr bringing awmlllt and pay LT LiliilU KU.LDUKU lUllLTT roll! thut would annually amount to ' at least tlx timet at much at tbo IHHIKD DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY tuggetted 1300,000 bond Itflue re BY - ;u.ulred to got the railroad building REVIEW PCUUMHIMO COMPAJtT. started. Fort Guarding Mazatlan, Mexico Theatre Antlers Dred at Roaeburg, Oregon, Pott-j While the matter of high taies la office at Second-Clasa Matter. an Important topic, the people of IJougala County are to be cong.-utu- L. WIMUEKLY. 'luted on the fact that the county la ' '. 'out of debt and they do not have the DAILY heavy Interest burden which prevails in many other counties. The county eer year, by mall 13.00 llBO hnH 1;t I10w BtBol bridges, all Pur mouth, delivered 10 ,,, f,,r H..,i ,h(, fnrteBntli steol Pr week, delivered It )rlK0 t(, i,e erected soon, with the bM l-w biSKbi funds nlready provided to pay for It Per yeal $2.00 This 1b twice ub many Bteel bridges Rli miiutha 1.00 as can bo found In any other county . In the state, outside of Multnomah , This year special attention la being given to building good roadB, but the moro than 2000 miles of public roads I'MTHI) El'TOKT .Ni:i:i)i:i). In this county makes It Impossible to give attention to all of them at once It has been frequently remarked Here are some Important things to that it Is the communities thut go keep In mind on election day. Don't out after tilings that get them. This tuke any chances on increasing your is again demons! rated liy the taxes and running the county into achievement of the Suthenui people debt, but choose men of ability and ,iu getting a new railroad and big experience to handle these arrairs sawmitlitig Industry, as recently an-, i II u II ueii. in:iu in ui&u mi gauiiiiiiu .... . , ... ,1. i of keeping a definite purpose in view Unfortunately there are those In and work In tireless! v for Its accom- """' V ever)' .'-Ommun ty who never pllshment. Heseburg wants several '"II to exploit anything that wm Industrial features and other things. aae dissent on or strife, while o MAY 4, 11)11. ;rk aystonmtlcaMy. with a definite fflt to the progress and prosperity of purjiose in view. Wo too, as well as Sutherlin, want Bawnillls to develop the great timber resources which by natural location should be tributary to this city. A most Important factor f,.;., ;,,;,, ;,.;,.;,,j,.i....;,,t,,r,.;.,t..;..ti, movement which will be of great ben the county is absolutely Ignored. Mr Progressive Citizen, how do you like such an attitude? toward getting them is a railroad to jf, the coast. Transportation is ulways J Have you got your Rose- 4" a groat feature in any manufacturing 4. burg pennant yet? No pen- enterprise. By united erfort Hose- nant collection la complete burg can get such a railroad. With J. without one. Clip the coupon 4 that road assured, it would bo J. In today's paper. promptly met by other railroads run- j nlng Into the big timbered areua east i WHY FAMOUS PASTRY COOKS USE M Baking Powder ii' The patrons of our fiist class hotels and restaurants are exact ing they demand the best Women go where the pastry and cakes are noted for their excellence. Men are attracted by hot bread and biscuits when fresh and moist and light. The pastry cook with a reputation uses K C Baking Powder because he knows that results are certain; every time everything is as good as his best Then, too, with K C Bakln Powder he can mix the various kinds of batter before the rush of the meal begins and bake as needed so tint every order goes ta the table fresh and hot, yet the last ne Dakes are just as good as the first The reasons behind these reasons Is that K C is really a blend of two baking powders. One commences to give off leavening gas as soon as moistened. The other requires both moisture and heat to make it active. Dough or batter will remain In a partially leavened condition for hours, and when put in the oven, will come up as light as if mixed a moment before. For cookies, pancakes, doughnuts and the like, which cannot all be baked at once. K C is indispensa- &f!&ff Aj ble. For all baking thedoubleraisc makes doubly certain. u-n-ii -. ! ji i r r 1 ruitnw inm vjcnmnic or inm proieBMionm coitk and your baking will be equal to Ais. Sugar sugar Sugar 4c Per lb. 10 lbs of Sugar for 40c with every $5.00 order. 25 lbs for $1.00 with every $10 order. Strawberry Hallocks $2.75 per thousand. Crates - - - 8c per crate. Highest cash price paid for your wool. Yours for business R. Stubbs i ;?L?rr t.$hi4 ki-i iaUSUg bkitJt&7' Photo by American Press Aaaoclation. MAZATLAN Is nuiked oh tbe chief Industrial and commercial port on the PiicJDc const of Mexico. The fort sits on the side of a rocky promou tury at the entrunce of the harbor. Manzanillo, Big Mexican Seaport .A wam I'll )'; i Photo by American Press Association. MANZANILLO Is one or the most Important of the Mexican -Pacific con si towns It stands at the extreme western point uf the lon. narrow rlde of land which stp;irntes the Pacfllc ocean fnun the Lniriina tie Cnyiitlnn The harbor is regnlarly visited by ships of the Pucitic Wall Steamship compuuy. EVER BEARING STRAWBERRIES. The ever heuriiiK or fall strawberries art not dllllcult to raise. The several varieties that hme been developed seem to trace back to a sort discovered In 181)8 In H bed of Hismarrk lorries belotiKliiK to Samuel Cooper, a gar dener, of Cattaraugus county. N. Y. The variety which Mr. Cooper devel oped was called the Pan American. but since that time more desirable va rletles have been developed. The care required for the ever bearliu: varieties Is not materially different from that given common varieties. They should be set out about the time one would plant early potatoes and should be giv en thorough care and cultivation Blos soms that develop should be removed until about three weeks before the time when fruit is wanted For the northern states this would be about Aug. 1. Hlossoms that appear after this date will have plenty ot time In which to mature. The soil for this va riety of strawberries should be richer. If anything, than for ordinary straw berries, ns It Is customary to get n small crop In the fall of the year In which the plants are set out. In beds In their second year berries may be had at any time during the summer or early fall by allowing the blossoms to develop some three or four weeks be fore tho crop. Is wanted. GROWING POPCORN. Where cltmatlt and soli conditions are favorable, popcorn is a prolttahle crop nud one that is easy to raise. While this com does best on sandy sull. It will give good results on any sol) that will produce H good crop ot stiil com. Tbo soli should te put In the best possible condition, ami tbe seed should be planted early so that the crop will be well matured he tore there Is danger of n frost In the full. In sections where the tin Ik of the pop corn Is raised (lie sevd Is drilled hi tn rows three and n half feet apart. The ordinary white rice variety Is the one usually planted, as this N preferred on most markets. In the popcorn section deitu-is usually coiiinu t tor the whole crop at so much per ton or hundred ItoiiKhly. popcorn yields one half as much as common dent com per acre und fetches Itctwecu twice and three times us much. herd of Jersey cattle was small, the net return from them above expense? for the mouth of .fniuuiry win (1-1 IS This is not given here because it Is an unusual record in any way. but simply to show that there Is a nice runt gin o! prollt In ditlryiim even in sectiom where Hie coudilions are i.ut supposed to be most favorable. STACK BURNED ALFALFA. tirowers ot ailaila wth in- interested In some tests t hat lia tecu madt for Hie purpose of dcic.-iu iiiug Kit relative feeding value ot suv k burned and briuhi, dry mrrd uitulta Lav St:u-k burned hay. as It is ii-nucd, is tin uanie given lo that hay that Is put in l he stack as soon ns pusihle after 11 is cut I'li'ler l his me! Imd (he hay goes ihroiiKh a surt of sweat w hid) serves to break down the woody ua lure uf the stems anil makes the crudt (liver more digeMihle. Chemical analy Hes show I ti.it the stark burned hay possesses a greater leediiii; value than the green, dry cured product, and tu fcediiu: tests cattle were found to eat it mote readily and to make better gains than uu that cured In the usual mauner. DAIRY COW9 IN DRY BELT. There is little question that In the semi dry belt near the hundredth me ridian and wet the value of tho dairy cow as n revenue producer and debt Utter Is not reallred at near her real value. This Is entirely apart, too. from the ract t lint the business of dairying lends to conserve nnd Increase rather thin deplete the fertility of the soil of the farm on which the cows art kept. In this connection the case of cue farmer llvluc near ItUmarck. N. P . It worth mentioning. Although ids HEN MANURE AS FERTILIZER. Usually hen manure is from three to four times as rich In plant food as ordi nary stable manure. It Is strong tu ultrogcu. but comparatively weak hi Ijotash ami phosphoric acid A recipe that Is commonly used to make a bal anced fertilizer with the heu manure Is ;UH pounds or acid phosphate, 100 pounds of muriate of potash and 00 pounds of manure. Iterore being mixed the hen manure should tie pul verized as tluely as Is possible. The above mixture Is for small ;r:iiu and '-din. I'or garden crops and potatoes the following comhiuction lias been found satisfactory : One thoutand pounds hen manure, loO pounds nitrate of soda. l.V) pounds of dried blood. f00 pounds acid phosphate and -00 huhkIs muriate of potash. Indigestion'.' Can't Knt? No Appetite? A treatment of Klectrle HUteras Increases your appetite; stops indi gestion; you can eat everything. A real spring tonic for liver, kidney and stomach troubles. Cleanses your whole system and you feel fine. Klec trle Hitters did more for Mr. T. 1. Peebles stomach troubles than any medicine he ever tried, net a bottle today. ;0c and $1.00, at your druggist- Hucklen's Arnica Sahe for Kc eina. Have Arundel tune tt M onday and Tuesday MA Y 4th and 5th The Original White Slave Photo Drama 1 ramc m Souls 700 Scenes 600 People SIX REELS Adults 25c Doors Open 8:00 Children 15c Curtain 8:30 SOTIHRKIi I'OISO.V. Now Is the time to kill them; 5 lb. can, $1; 214 lbs., 50c; 1 lb., 25c. This poison stands tbo wet weather. We guarantee every pnekuge we sell. If not satisfactory, money refnnded. ilsw MARSTKHS DltUG CO. AIMIXISTIt.TOUS XOTIt'K. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of John U. i llrvey, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed administrator of the estate ot John R. Ilervey, deceased, by order of the I County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. All persons having claims against ;said estate are hereby required to present them, with the proper vouch ers, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice, to said administrator at Koscburg, Oregon. Dated April 8th, 1914. G. W. WONACOTT, Administrator of the estate of John It. J-lervey, deceased. Date of first publication April 9th, 1914. T Spiehler Perfumes Please SEVEN NIGHTS in RQSEBURG ERCHANTS M A ANTLERS THEATRE Under the Auspices of the leading Progressive Business Houses of Roseburg, Oregon, Presenting CLAMAN & HOWLAND Western Amusement Co, 8 Capable People in Plays That Please 6 Standard Plays, Different Play Each Night This is one of the best companies on the coast. They carry special sceuery for the different plays, and l lie y have played to more admissions the past year than any other company in the state of California. This cumpany is under the same management as the Cl.im.ui Co. which played here last season. May 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17 and 18 Ask for FREE TICKETS From These Merchants H.u th's Tottery Kosehnri; Roch.lale Co. A. J. Lilbm n & Son Clark L. H.ugar, X. Y. Store l!ee I live (.it'occrv Co. Rosebnni S.initarv Market Pickens Bros. Marsters Umg Co. Nathan Fnllerton Mrs. A C. Kidd cc Son I. Abraham A. T. Marshall Bellows Store Co. W. F. Chapman C. II. Tcrcinski Geo. Kohlhagen A. J. Hochradel Royal Bakery ADMISSION WITHOUT MERCHANTS' FREE TICKET' EACH 50c Merchants' Ticket and 25c Secures Reserved Stat Each Ntght 100 Free Saats Eich Night with Merchants' Ticket. First Come, First Served
