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m m ..nit'-', 1 EVENING ROSEBURG REVjEWl IW8UKD DAILY EXCEPT 6UNDAT HY REVIEW PCJBUttHINQ COMPANY. XDred at Roseburg, Oregon, Foit , office m StJCO&d-CUu Matter. L. WIMI1KRLY. DAILY Per ytr, by mall , Per month, delivered.. ,., Pt,r wMtk. delivered , 8EMI-WEEKjLY .18.00 . .SO . .U yeai rnnuttm .$2.00 , . 1.00 to i JULY 2, 11I I. The Trained Voice. Lawyers, clergymen and dart ore all foil to MHMiru tuu iniUionoe wltb the people with whom they come to con Met bectiune of Inability to express their thoughts In tin Impressive way. Hml tlie voice been trained the same an the eye and the Intellect, had the exterior qualities been trained to ex pivtw like the voice the best and the e J rarest facts, tbey would all have been successes. The melodious voice of Henry Clay Always charmed bts au d leu re everywhere. Wherever be went pet'ple flocked to bear hlin, while the tieury buns tones of Dnnlel Webster fulled to attract and actually drove people awny. They preferred to read what be had to Bay, but wanted per aoually to bear Clay's pleasing voice. Medical Kecord. Puller's Great Memory. Tbumatf Fuller, the author of "The Worthies of England," poKHessed the useful accomplishment for a clergyman of being able to repeat a sermon verba tim after hearing It only once. Fuller once succeeded In naming backward nnU forward und without a single omis sion every shop sign on hotli Hides of the way from Temple Bar to the east ern extremity of C'lieapslde. This ap pears a remarkable feat when It la re membered that Puller lived before the practice or numbering bonnes was adopted, so that every shop lie passed bores sign. London Chronicle "Watch for the S i &n II red crown! the Gasoline of Qualittj Wherever you see the Red Crow n sign you can buy an honest, reliable gasoline the uniform quick acting clean burning kind that gives you full power that costs you least per mile. Red Crown is not a "mixture," but a straight distilled, refinery gasoline the best the Standard Oil Company can make. In gasoline, it is economy to buy the best. Red Crown signs are furnished to all dealers handling Red Crown Gasoline. Watch for the Sign or ask our nearest agency about delivery in bulk. Standard Oil Company (CALIFORNIA) Roseburg JOHN DEERE Mowers, Sulkey Rakes Side Delivery Rakes, Hay Loaders Hay Stackers, Grain Binders Ensilage Cutters, Corn Binders The most complete line of Harvesting Machinery in the County. Call ami "Let Us Show You." Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co. THE SIGNERS IN RIME. Their Names Shall Honored Be Until I the End of Time. It will not be denied thut Che men who. oil July 4, 177(1. pledged "their , lives, their fortunes and their sacred houor" In behalf of our uutloual liber , ty deserve the most profound rever- erne from every American citizen. liv arranging la rime the names of the I m Ik n era according to the colonic: from which they were delegated the Atlau I ta Coustitullon assists the youthful t learner In remeni tiering the nuiiies ol the fathers of American Independence: The MuHiuchuHettK delugutlon That hi km til our kI'TIoud Declaration Worn Hancock, Uerry, itob-rt i'aina. The Bi'tiut John Adam, and aain Another AdHriin, Hiinniel by name. New Hampshire, culled tlio Granite State, Hunt Whipple, Hurllett, Thornton great. Alike In counsel and debute. Rhode Inland' deleKntca, we nee. Were Btepii"! llopklnu and ICIlery. Connecticut, excelled by none. With Sherman. Wolcutt, Wllliaine and HunLlnjUcm. New York an detain ten employed Lew In MorrlH and William Floyd, With Fruticis KewlN and LIviriKHton, Who died before the war was done. New Jersey tbo congreHH sent Her honored collexn preHident, John WltherMpoon, with Htockton. Clark, Hurt, Hoiiki:iHoti, all men of mark. ThouKh I'enrmylvanla need not b!unti For Morris, Morton. Wllnon, Hush, And, though inout men might seem as dross To Clynier, Taylor, Smith and noun, To Franklin each IiIh tribute brings, Who neither liKhtnlng feared nor king. The men from I )elaware Indeed Ah true im steel in utmost need Were Itodney with McKean and Head. "My Maryland" Is proud to own Her Cut roll, Paca, Chase und titone. On old Virginia's roll we see The gifted Kit-hard Henry I.ee, And, Just us otuneHt to be free. Ills bp-other. Fruncls Llghtfoot Lee, And Wytlio and Nolson, patriots true, With Harrison and Unix ion, too, Hut of them all there wns not one As great as Thomas Jefferson. North Carolina's choden men We know were Hooper, llitwen and Penn. And South (.'arollnu's vote was one Hy Hutk'dge, Heywurd, Lynch and Mid dleton. From Georgia camo Owlnnett and Hull And Walton, too, the last of all Who signed 'ur precious Declaration, The pride and glory of (lie iiutlun. The WeyerlmouBor Silo, tried, proved and guaranteed. See Fuge Investment Co. 1 FOR THE CHILDREN The First American Flag. Tbe first real American fiitg was ruined by General I'utiiuui at I'ronpec't bill, uenr UuhIuu. wbeu the llrltlsb were shut up In tlmt city. It lind two mottoes ou It They were "An Apneiil to Heaven" und "yul Truimtullt, Bustl uet." which men us "He who brought uh over atlll suMtaina uh." At Ihla tlnje Georue WiwhlnKlun and all tils men wore budges. H1h own waa a wide blue ribbon fuatened to bla wuiHtt'oat. In alx uiontbs a new fluff aiiearert. This had thirteen Htrlnv of alteruute red and white, and liiHtead of the blue, where we now put the white atara, there wan a union of Hie old croBsea of St. Cleorue and St. Andrew, to allow Kii'.'lnnd that the coloulsis did not want to w't uvvny from her. but ouly wanted their rlejita. After the Declaration of Independence thirteen white Ktara ou a blue kiouuiI took the place of the crosxen. Soon the conureaa made a rule that every time a new atate waa taken Into the I'nlon a new white atar ahould be put in the blue Ki-ouud. Now the atrlpeJi In our fl.iB repriwent the llrst thirteen atntea and the atura all the atatea In the Union. Pets tn China. The Chinese children are very fond of pets and are universally kind to them. Birds of various kinds are kept as pets, and It Is a common sight to see tine looking, elegant gentlemen taking their birds out for au airing either In cages or perched upon the lingers of their masters. These gentlemen will go to great trouble to catch Insects with which to feed their pets. No family of any position would think of leaving their pets In the city during the hot went her. They accompany the family to the mountains, every one of them, down lo the tiniest cricket. Crown are regarded with much favor In China. They are taught cunning tricks and show a great deal of Intelli gence. I'lgeons have bamboo whistles fastened to their feathers so they make mysterious noises as they My. Cats are taught to live (n bird houses to pro tect the blrda from rats. Fund For Boy Scout. Sir Robert Itaden-Powell has appeal ed to the Mritish public to provide $1.0OUM0 endowment for the boy scout movement. He lias received $;tU.".000 toward the desired total. In writing of the boy scout movement Sir Itobert says: "Very good work lies possible to It, especially In the slums of our great Industrial centers, where thousands of the poorer class boys are never given a chance to start fair in the race for life, but are left to drift Into uuemployableiiess and misery without a hand to help them. Yet they are human and could be made Into good citizens and valuable assets to the nation In their thousands were a little trouble taken to help them." White Elephanti. White elephants are not white hy any means. They are a dark cream color and so scarce as to be greatly prized hy the mitloim that own them. In Slam they are worshiped, as they are in Iturtua and other Buddhist lands Money cannot buy them, ami no king who owns one dares to sell It. If lie did so his people would think that the severest penalties would follow the action. The king of Slam once sent among other presents to (ueen Vic toria, a golden box locked by a golden key This box was said to contain the most precious gift of all When it was opened It was found to contain a few htilrs from the tall of the white elephant A Monkey Honored. A chimpanzee of tirciioble, Spain rescued a little child who had fallen Into a pit. The citizens of the town felt so grateful they decided the chlui ptiii7.ee should thereafter be dressed and treated as u man Strange to say. the chimpanzee seemed to like his pro motion and went attired In men's gar nients until his death Then the clt.t council voted a large sum of money to erect u statue of the chimpanzee In hron xe. This statue may be seen In one of (he public squares of (ireuoble to this day. The Kngllsh have erected ti monument to the brave horses who died At Pm-t KIIalM'th. In the dloii of Natal, during the late war with the Boers. 8vn Bodiei In Alchemy. The old alchemists recognized the following soi en bodies: 1 tiold, which was symbolized by the sun 'J. Stiver, which was symbolized bi the moon. X Iron, y"bollr.ed by Mars 4. (Julck stiver, symbolized by Mer cury n. Lead, symbolized by Saturn, d. Tin. s ml'ollz.-d by Jupiter. 7. Copper, s.i mbolized by Venus. J.ick and Jill. Af Jnrk Ami Jill w.nt up tho hill Thrtr nmtiMt-ur tUKki' il.iwn "Oh ilrnr, oh ih':ir. k'':i(Iv fvtir WfCU iifvtT t'tvu'h tlit town!" Then out Jmk not nml off illil trot 't'nm KiiruiiT ('!'"'!. Itn1 m n horaa From out yutir hiu tublvl" "AH riwht. nv tn.l. 1 .h ill ho iri.iil Tn lt t mi liHvt) luv nml . Hlio'll put) you ituitiiKh. fir nliFi true Mm- Anil hind you anffly thrr " 1 fin .till unit Jnck. when thry ' (l t'ark, linn up tn put nml hiia hi i.T. I Ami then with cur they fnl sensible hints fob Kuat-t the sif.'iilng of the Oeclarittlon. If there are chimea have "Auierieu" (ilojed. Keep phi no luuhlc yolnj; all over town. Fifem and druLutiiera to unirch In Continental costum& I'rint pntriotle sonya ou canU for free dUtribuUoiL Rinji these hoiik at all the bund cuueeru. Have KtHnifH of lanterns acroHH the streetB. Slukn It u lioiiieconiiiiK day. a fuiuity reunion day. Let the hityn huve a cuinplire and vvok their dinner. An automobile parade at nlht would be a pretty picture, Hend up small balloons with "reward" postcards attached. Have an athletic contest between Uncle Sain and John Hull. Free entertainments In halls would go far to make children happr. A poroh may Ih used as a Ptntfe, and little folks trlve an entertainment tnere. Ii Kxhlbit war rellis lit the town hall swords. t1aurs. pictures, letters, etc. Kach one of thirteen houses to represent one of the oriuinal states. I'no red. white and blue or blue and yellow candles for lights In the evening. 1 Children like to put on uniforms and march. Let them If they will t;o without fireworks. At the sunrise lla raising have a lot of little flags rolled up to drop out of the bln' one. Wherever there Is water have a water fete canoes decorated, swlmmlnc matches and other aquatic sports; lanterns, torches, music; bridges and rafts Illuminated. j (Jood subjects for tableaux are: Washington taldne command of the Ameri can army. Itetsy Itoss making the American Jlnjr, the ltostou tea party, slninK the Ieclarallon and Washington's farewell to his utilizers. Ladles' Home Journal. WK.Wni OI- HAUL Parisian Sage Makes Thin, Lifeless Hair Soft and Abundant. , Heautiful hair, thick, soft, fluffy, ltiKtrous, and free from dandruff, is one of woman's greatest charms, yet so many have streaked, thin und life less hair and think there is no reme dy. Pretty hair is largely a matter of care. I Frequent applications of Parisian Rage well nibbed into the scalp is all that is needed it acts like magic. Try it tonight- you will really be surprised with the result. Not only I will the hair become soft, fluffy, radiant with lire and really doubly heautiful, but all dandruff disap pears, railing hair and itching scalp : cease your head feels fine. All druggisls sell a large bottle of Parisian Sago for fifty cents. Get It from the Ited Cross Pharmacy. They will refund the money if you are not satisfied. Savage Game In India. In the province of Slud, India, there are more than ;i.ri:!.(M) people, and jot there are (h-easlonal tigers, pan thers. leopards, wolves and hyenas. The gad. r wild sheep, the Ibex, the chlnker, the black buck and the hog deer are comparatively common. Still Possible. "Uncle, can t 1 be a pirate when I grow up? "Sure yon can. son What do you waid to pirate books or plays?" Louisville Courier Journal. Transposed. Griggs The do-or said 1 must throw up everything and take a sea voyage, BrlL'Lr,- Got the cart before the horse, didn't he?- Boston Tran script. If we hnvp done our best to do and to be. we can rest in peace-Sir John f.ilbbock. lias Your Child Worms? Most children do. A coated, furred tongue; strong breath; stomach pains; circles under eyes; pale, sal low complexion; nervous, fretful; nrlndirg of teeth; tossing In sleep; peculiar dreams any one of these indicate child has worms. Get a box of Kickapoo Worm Killer at once. It kills the worms the cause of your child's condit ion. Is laxative and aids nature to expel the worms. Sup plied in candy form. Kasy for child ren to take. 2.".e at your druggist. Rice & Rice Kcal Estate- Investments Insurance brolttra. Bonds, warrants, and loans negoti ated, lloises for rent and business exchange. Advice on any part of Douglas County and Its adaptnese Stock, fruit and general fnr'iis for Bale. Iluslnem of all kinds. Some Tery select stock ranches. City property and I usinesses for sale. Long tlmu Insurance at very low ratec. all old line companies; no chance for spe cial assessments as in mutual companion. Alvaya buy the best It's t'e cl oapest. Lower floor Masonic blilg Rosebmy, Oregon Farms & Ranches Large traets from $10 per Acre up. Some villi Gooil inijiio'. ements including stock and farm implements for $25 per acre. ORCHARDS TIM 111-! R LANDS CITY PROP ERTY RK NT ALS l.LUIU.L 1(1 1M I ( IHJ - -J-LU.I.JL JI J. .-Ml , ! i J ' the fourth of july ADMIMSTIUTOIt'S NOTICK TO I CKKDITORS. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County. In the matter of the estate of Walton Gray Hughes, deceased. Notice Ih hereby given that the undersigned, W. L. 11. Osborne, was by the above entitled court by ordor duly made on the 27th day of May, 1914, and entered on the journal ot said court, appointed administrator, with the will annexed, of the estate of Walton Gray Hughes, deceased, in Oregon. All persons Indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make immedi ate payment to the undersigned at his residence, Mont Alto Ranch, Glide Postoffice, lmuglas County, Oregon, and nil persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to the undersigned administrator with will annexed, at the office of J. C. Fullerton, attorney, Douglas National Bank Building, Koseburg, Oregon, within six months from the first publication of this notice. Dated nt Roseburg, Oregon, this 28th day of May, 1914. First publication June 4, 1914. W. L. H. OSBOHNK, Administrator, with the will annexed, of the estate ot Walton Gray Hughes, deceased. T Have Arundel tune It. Insurance For fire, accident, automobile, steam boiler, burglary and lia bility Insurance and surety bonds, see me. My cotnpunl s are the oldest and strongest, my rates tbe cheapest. u F. G. 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Phone The Glorious Fourth will be celebrated in various towns in Oregon and the Ot A SUNSET I The KxpoBition Line 1915 LOW ROUND TRIP FARES BETWEEN Medford and Ashland .55 Grants Pass and Medford 1.30 Roseburg and Grants Pass 3.95 Ashland and Grants Pass 1.80 with corresponding low fares between all other points, will enable everyone to spend the Fourth where desired. SALE DATES AND LIMITS Tickets will be sold July 3rd and 4th between all stations in Oregon (where the one way fare does not exceed $6.00) and will be good for return on or before July 6th. . Call on nearest S. P. Agent for full information as to fares, train schedules, etc. JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. PIIOXE 210, ROSKltl'RQ Winnie Gaddis The Plumber DEALER IN Cutting and threading of nil pip up to and Including 8 In, standard. Drain Tile, Sewer Pipe, Terra Cotta Contractor for Steam, Hot Wat"r and Warm Air Heatings. Plumb ing and Sheet Metal Work Guaranteed First Class. 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