EVENING ROSE SURG RtVIEW
"isaruii vii,y exvkpt ai:sjAx
iu
IUSVIEW I'l'UUSIUNU CllMPAMV.
Uuterad at lloauhurK. Orettuu, Pott
office iu Bocoud-Claaa ItUittet
I,. WIMIItiltLY.
DAILY
bauhiU of former tbuttopoUui nil
opened bi vuster poaalblilllci than
ever before, nud the Inventive gonlut
of American bun never bnii Idle.
New mlrnclea me daily being wrought
by Invention.
Why, then, biivo we hud a uualneBt
depression In the fine of (hone
lliliiK"?
Dimply because n Krnat many peo
ple thoiiKht we might to have II; wo
xhotild luivo II; uuil iniiiil huvo II; It
wiih duo.
wuh liirKi-ly n nii'iiiiii muni.
PURSUED BY A
BLACK NEMESIS
Guilty Brought to Justice In
a Mysterious Way.
BBMI-WKEKLY
Per year . .
Hlx monlhi
.93.00
. 1.00
Jt'l.Y 1M, IIH I.
TIIK lll'SINHSH Ot'TMHW.
(Prom edllorhil pun" of tho Iloston
(llolie, Miiy ID, I Si 1 4 1.
It In the consensus of oplnlou of
nine of the keenest and moat fur
slalud men thut the Dulled Hlales
In eulerliiK on nu era of prosperity
thnt will completely overshadow even
the ureal porloiU of business pros
perity that have already come to this
country since the Olvll War. They
anaiKH muuy aouud reuamia for thla
prediction.
The flral and the one which la
the most slitnlflcunt to ninny of them
la thnt we have cone throuuh a
aeaiion of liuslnoae depression for the
flrat time In our hlatory without u
punle. The old-time apeciilnlorH who
could ttlwnya aceut a puulc nud make
money out of II are completely con
fuaed. They have seen a financial
statu of alfnlra never before known.
They have aeon the bnnka full of
money during a bushiest depression
and no piirtlcnlnr call for the money
on any aide
They bnvo acen Kurope throw back
Into thin country from J."iO,lHHi.uiiO
to 1300,000,0(10 worth of aecurltles
and have seen these aecurltlea ab
orhed and the (told sent to Kurope
without any particular tuna. That
would have meant a panic In the
stock market a few years aito.
They have seen a tariff enacted
lower than the Wilson tnrlff. and yet
they have Been ruw wool, one of the
heat tnrtft barometers there la, sell
hlBber than before.
They have seen a delicate railroad
altuntlon, that would have created a
financial panic at any time In the
past, studied nd pondered over lu
a way that has simply taken the
breath from speculators. The people
have refused to become excited over
It. They want It settled everywhere,
but they want II settled rlRlit.
WhvT llecuuso the railroad Indua
try la not the olio dominating Indus
try of the country any limner. While
llnunnluru hn' tt.nifl tllL-HIll mil-
roada the past !5 years business men I'se Parisian Sw. It Makes (lie lUIr
have been buildlni! up other great PlufTy mid Abundant.
Industrial entcrprlsea all over this
jHn(1 It la needlces for you to have hair
Thla Is a bigger eountrv than It that it anything short of perfect. If
ever was before. Its potential pea- It li falling- out, loalug color, splitting
ibllltles are being more and more or If the acalp burnt and Itches. Im
realltod In every direction. The farm- mediately get from the Ked Cross
era have become tclontlsts, and the Pharmacy or any drug counter a f-0-arld
lands and the swamp lands are oeut bottle of Parlalau Sage use It
being reclaimed everywhere and be- frequently the first application re
Ing made to vleld In such abundance niovet dandruff, luvlgorates the tcalp.
at never knowu before lu the and beautifies the hair uutll It Is
hlstorv of fanning. gloriously radiant.
lu the South malaria has been Parlalau Sage supplies hair needa
romiiiered and the rich swamp Winds la perfectly harmleaa. It eoutalua
are no longer the terror they were, the exact elements required to make
Irrigation and dry fanning have the hair aoft. wavy, gloaay. and make
brought new prosperity to the West It grow thick and beautiful,
and Southwest. Water power Is be- You will surely like Parisian Sage.
Ing conducted over wires hundreds It la one of the best and most delight
of mile where formerly It was all ful hair Ionics known,
but wasted. The oil lands and the
mineral wealth havo burst the Have Arundel tune It.
clearly now. Hut ninny or them are
more antlsfleil apparently because wo
have hud It. And they have learned
some thlnK.
They haie learned Hint you cannot
have panics unless Ihero la "tight
money" u ideas tho reserve la tied
up, na It was for the past 50 years
tied up when It was moat needed.
Thla business depression wo have
been through hus been valuable,
then, lu that It haa demonstrated t
all the people the wisdom of the
present avslom of flexible currency.
The old conditions have disappeared
forever. Punlcs need not bo feared.
Aa Mr. A. W. Douglas of St. Wools
h.i til at the Keonniulc Club n few
nights ago. there has been a curious
pHyehologlcnl phenomenon during
this business depression the people
the common people hove been
optimistic through It all. They loft
their money in the bnnka. The com
mon people hud more confidence than
the so-called f Inniiclers, and when
the common people have confidence
von can t have pnnlca.
So now that the lesson tins been
learned, and that tho greatest cropa
lu tho history of the rountry nro In
alght. II la up to everybody to forget
the mental depression, stnrt In quick
ly nud get aboard the prosperity trnln
that has been simply standing still
on the tracks waiting for the engi
neers to oil up tor n long run.
Caps Cod Canal Opsntd July 4.
Ity fur the meat Important ercnt on
Cape Cod. Mass.. this summer will be
the celebration of the opening of the
Oic t'od canal on July 4. There will
be n pageant aliening the history or
the Cupe from hundreds of years ago
up to the present time. The canal
will net li wholly llnlshed July 4. but
will nocoininiHliile ships drawing not
mere than Hfteeu feet of water Ity
.November It I" ciiceted thnt It will tie
practically completed and able to serve
vessels having a draft of twenty live
feet of water. The canal cost f ISjAbV
WO.
HK.il TlKl I. HA1H A
t'l.KAN. COOL NCAl.P.
Vacation in the Shasta
Mountains
The Shaata Region offers to the lever of outdoor lite an Ideal place
to spend a vacation. Mountain dliutiing. tiahlng. hunting, or en
joying the mineral tpringt wlthohloh this region abound.
I OW ROUiND TRIP EXCURSION
Pares on Sale Daily To
IVla. Set Itrtar. Caj'.le Crag SlUt Ketreat. Siwon, taiv.otce.
CatteWa. Puutiuulr, Shaata S;rlss. Shata Mountain lloiuf.
Simuit. Cattle Keck. V;';-r Soda Springs. Molt.
WEEK END FARES
to aeieral ot the aro ivlctifrvtu il'.ecida: to AVtnJ. tacljatve
I .V.M ft v.5 1 I
Tae Exposition Lie
Call 05 neres! Sou titers Pacific
Aaeat (or tvecifio ir.fo.-nit'.loa as to
tarvt to any of l. aN.e points.
john v. !rr.
tieeerwl lwrngee Ajmt,
IVrtlanvl lVtvg.
if I awing for this In your place I
will come back on curtll to see that
you get your own proper punishment."
The words were spoken by biivld
Noliin. a farmer buy. to one who bud
pointed bl "i out as a murderer. Uiivhl;
while crossing n Held, saw a mini hur
rying toward him. When he came up
luivld noticed that ho was very much
excited. He asked llnvld how be could
reach the nearest railroad station and
while the boy was telling him put his
hand en his arm. Then, dinning u
sheath knife, he told llnvld that bo
would give it to him for Ids Informa
tion. After Hint be darted nnay.
Half an hour iifterward. while Ha
vld was cutting wheat, boiiic half doz
en men and boys, among them the
...... ..1 1.1... .1... L...lf
mini woo lliiu Ki.ei. ......
came hurrying across the tlelils. They
udviinced straight toward David, nnd
when they reached blui their lender
ttskod the oue who had glveu tho
knife:
"Is ho the one?"
"Yes. I saw hliu draw n knife from
the body and come In this direction."
"HIiMHl on his shirt sleeve!" exclalm
eil oue.
"And here's the knife!" cried anoth
er, dinning It from lHivui's pocket
"All right. Come along."
llnvld was charged with having kill
ed n man whose body had boon found
bwddo n road half a mile nway. Ho
aw the trick the murderer had plnyed
uiHiu him. Tbo inati had meanwhile
wn shod his hands lu a pond and while
trying to reach the railroad had beeu
accosted by a party who had discover
ed tho body. He told them that he
had seou the murderer lenvo It and
guided- them to lmvld. It wns thou
thut 1 n v lil snld:
if 1 swing for this In your place. I
will come back to earth to ace that you
got your proper punishment."
lmvld did not swing for the crime.
Ho was electrocuted and mainly on
the testimony of Newton llnwkltis. the
man who had left blood on his arm
and given him the knife.
Some time lifter Nolan's execution
Hawkins wns approached by n negro
who entered Into n brief con versa t ion
with him. An hour later when Haw
kins was entering the house lu which
he lived, he saw the negro looking at
him. He made a dish for his shallow
er, but the negro slipped Who an alley,
and llnnklns lost hliu.
Hawkins saw no more of the negro,
but heard of hliu. The negro was evi
dently making Inquiries concerning
hliu. Hawkins, who had guilt on tils
conscience, was intending to slip away
when be w-as arrested on a charge
made by the police of having commit
ted the murder for which lavld Nolan
had been executed. When his case
came up be found the police In pos
session of a chain of evidence which
had been sent to theiu nuonyuioiisly.
It was originally a clew, but they
made it evidence.
During the trial the prisoner, while
casting bis eye over those sitting a
spectator! in the courtroom, sun- tho
negro who had shadowed hliu. The
ucgrv was looking straight at him and
continued his gate. Then for the first
time the threat of livid Nolau occur
red to him. He shuddered.
Hawkins was convicted of the mur
der and sentenced to death. When
seated 111 the electric chair he cast his
eves oer ltuse standing about to wit
ness his execution. There Is a limited
number of officials at such ceremonies,
but In this case the doomed uiau saw
some oue eNe.
"The niggerr1 he gasped. "Take
hilu anay"'
At that moment the current was turu
cd on. and the otTalr was ended.
There has always been a double mys
tery tn the nutter of the llawkiiu
case, lu the first place, the police nev
er learned who bad p t'.'.cm on the
view that res u .ted lu o'otanv.u the
evidence on which Hawkins was cou
vlctixl. lu tho s.voad p see. It has nev
er two established whether llawk'.n
really saw a ucuro present the mo
mo! I before he died or was so wrought
upon by his ai-prwicluri f.id as to see
htm lu Wuatfic.atloiv 'Hie etvtais di
clans.1 that no vvruussicu to Iv prv
eut was given to any r.cwv A.l tlK-se
who were there divlarvd that tlicre :
was no lu-jtro aiuo: tl-.cin.
There la a po-:'.''e fip'stutiox
AN-ut the f.sue t'a.it Nolan was e
trevutcd It was averted by phuia:.
that such s.:b.'-is d. n t die of c in"
tr'.clty. but under the knife at the sj
aoi'.iei t auto(T. 1'; i opini. u . in
a measure s'i-;vrt.i ty ll.e d'.-very
that life ! '.ism y rivs-i i la the b-sty
a lorf nhi e a'tr i 1 a;i'-. r-aiice of It
has v an si d l 'j, t rs ma '.e a;-
p ivM'.l a to ce i --n r.'.sl to ex;vrl
u ci't ca an . l.vttvvir.tvt -.'.v aad w.-ce
(at y rx-fv.x-vl 1 toe svrS It t ell
known tl.at Noans o.' n-ei was iV3
!a..l of t . u no.- . It is x -.' i
ract thit we liA.r w is oi ii.t.n .:e
tere s wuh C.e s .-l it fl Iss-a
ti;s;rvvl ti. mo sv: o a
n vaii,e t'-e 0. i wi-v iv.-i'.-.tvd to
:e.i! N.-ans i-., - a -', f 'f t:--y r
S -so 't.sl l 1 '. " T t",.e"
tal Ills ;i-:a V te Co: i ' s. If N
U-.i i a . i' ':e c-' t i-'l !.v:a-v
b : e.f n.l.'.'.t :-.-.. . 1 aiuj ot
Son ets iV'l tVe s.-e- Si
satc.1 r'. u fr-.-io. a ft- ---.: .'ei:?. I'vs
uis.,1 as a ic- he uj i'l Save w
i n; a civ aca nst -i r.'eu;y B-t
id ti w tnes te tecuUoa. tsd. If
eo, lo J J. t (t if!
A ) SODAS
Y IO rrulK nf jour ilralrm, I
Jgatt guncino" HaVnl l)4Hif.n i nif mif
i bf arirl ptl atiasiluirl)i lice
Jttolaiiiifttt opoti tf.ni of M rml Utm U hoin ill 1(1 ( Cut
org? KuwemoWitd.0t-..,i1utwi,l uca!en.
JUjftTiES' F. K Hakaimjn a Son K.'vTw
"MKItt l ltV" KISAI'PllAltS.
VMNICK, CuW. July 21. ".Mer
cury," a turtle owned for 40 years
by the fumlly of the lato Charles
Canfleld, has disappeared, nnd great
ia tho woe.
CllAXtiK OK DIXXKK HOl'RS.
Tho usual Sunday chlckon dinner
will be served ut the Koseburg Hotel
from 5 to 7 n. in.. Iiiuteud ot at noon.
as heretofore.
ANNOIXCKMUXT.
Our stockholders have Instructed
us to sell our busincBS in nny man
ner that the directors may deem to
the beat advantage of the stockhold
ers. After several months' effort to
get a satisfactory bid for the stock
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
It. F. JONES
Attorney-t-Lnw
Will practice In nil courts. Ex-
Register U. S. Land ottitrce.
Office In Masonic Bldg., Casa and
Jackson streets.
and fixtures as a whole, we havo de
cided to put the entii e stock on sule i
at prices that should cleau it out I
within a few days" time.
Accordingly, on Saturday night, 1
August 1, lill, the store will bo
closed for two or three days to give :
us a chiinco to got tho Btock nr-j
ranged for a sale.
We have no old, stale articles in
our stock to work off onto tho public, '
but are offering our entire stock of i
clean, fresh, staple and fancy gro-'
ceries at prices many of which wili !
bo below cost. Tho entire stock must
go, regardless of price.
All our credit accounts will be
closed Saturday night, August 1st,
after which time all goods will bo
sold for spot cash only. All persons
owing us on accounts are requested
to settle saino with us either before
or promptly after the first of August,
so that we may pay off our creditors
and close up our affairs without un-i
necessary delay and expense. ;
Keuiomber our big sale opens
about August bth, so save your cash
and take advantage of its genuine
bargains. I
Watch for sales opening announce
ment.
UOSBBVKG ROCHDALE COMPANY.
C1IAS. F. HOPKINS
Attornpy-at-I jaw
Room 420, Perkins Bldg., Roseburg.
Ksneclal attention given to con
veyancing and tge examination of
titles to real estate. Practices In all
State and Fedesal Courts.
Phones: Office 119. Residence 13S-L
nu. n. k. sxki.i,
Osteopathic Physician
Diseases of Women and Children a
specoalty.
301-3 Perkins Bldg., Roseburg, Ore.
U .0.. H1CK9
BmVEYOH
28 Perkins Huilding. Roseburg, Or.
Al.BKRT S. I1VEY
OPTOMETRIST
US W. CAS3 ST.
Roseburg .... Oregon.
una. hkei.v. sethkr a stewart
Physicians and Surgeons.
lulte of Offices Rear Doaglaa Na
tional Pank. Ground Floor.
Ph-ne S67.
ROSEBURG .... OREGON
GI UPON A. FORT
Vocal Lessons
Stndio 311 East Cass Street
Phone 191-J. ROSEBURG. ORE.
MRS. CHARLES S. UEINU.XE
Pianoforte Instrustor
Musicwl Kindergartener
Studio: 4:3 Ella St. Phone 33-R.
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SAIJ3 OF
HEAL PROPERTY.
Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue of an execution and order of sale
issued out of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Douglas County,
n ml bearing the date of June 22,
1914, and to mo directed, command
ing me to sell all of the right, title
and Interest ot Orville L. Melin, M.
H. Evans and Hattie G. Evans, his
wife, iu nud to the hereinafter de
scribed real property on the 20th
day of December, 1911, or at any
time since, or that they or any of
them now have in and to said prem
ises, to satisfy the judgment of J. P.
Reinert for the sum of Eight Hund
red Kitty-five aud 50-100 Dollars,
with interest from the 24th day of
April. 1914, ut the rate of 6 per cent
per annum, and the further sum of
Seventy-five Dollars attorney's fees,
and costs aud disbursements in said
suit taxed at Thirty Dollars; said
executiou having issued in that cer
tain suit enfitled in said Circuit
Court wherein said J. P. Reinert Is
plaintiff and said Orville L. Melin,
M. 11. Evans and Hattie G. Evans,
his wife, are defendants;
Now. therefore. In obedience to
said writ of execution and order of
sale I will on Saturday, the 2ith day
of July, 1914, at the hour of one
o'clock in the afternoon expose for
sale at public auction nt the main
entrance to the courthouse of Doug
las County. Oregon, in the city of
Koseburg. and will sell to the high
est bidder for cash, all the right,
title and interest which the said de
fendants had and owned on the 20th
day of December, 1911. or have had
nt 'ar.v time since or that they non-
have in and to the Sou;hwest quar-
ANYONE CAN UUY
ANYONE CAN' BUY
THE UMPQUA VALLEY FRUIT UNION
Carloads of Flour
Flour is ctrtaiuly moving at the Unipqua
Valley Fruit Union's warehouse, across the
tracks from the depot. People are buying
their year's supply now, while the roads are
Rood, AN!) AT ONE DOLLAR PER SACK.
It helps the fruit growers to have you buy,
whether a member of the Association or not.
(iOLHEN HARVEST FLOUR (per It) U. sack) $1.00
This is our leader a splendid Eastern Oregon
high-grade flour. This is not a sale price. It Is
our regular price. We can do it for two reasons:
First, this flour does not cost us what it would
cost vour dealer: and. second, we only need to
make' expenses, while he has to make expenses
and Wis pi-ofit.When you buy from the Fruit Grow
ers you get the profit.
RED, WHITE AND Ill.l'E I'LOI H ( I!) lb. sack) $1110
The same grade of flour that you are paying : l.bu
for now. Absolutely the finest high-grade hard
wheat flour that is made in the Northwest.
. .$1.00
. .$1.25
MILL FEED PRICES:
Rolled Hurley (70 lb. sack)
Ground Harley (87 lb. sack)
urounu uaney in iui tun. .. n
llran, ordinary (CO lb. sack) "c
Ilrnn, extra I GO lb. sack) ',.
ThiR bran bus high feediig value because It con
tains a large percent of shorts.
Shorts (90 lb. sack) ; VV ,
Our mills make no middlings. This rich feed,
which is usually sifted out of the bran and shorts
and sold separately, is all in our bran and shorts.
Compare the two before buying.
ALL FRUIT (iliOWERS SUPPLIES, such aB
Apple, pear and peach boxes (pine).
All our boxes are PINE. Spruce boxes are cheaper
but do not h ld up well. The association advises
against their use. All box papers, etc., at whole
jsale prices.
BY-T1IE-WAV. Docs any of your land need
TILING? Watch this ad for tile prices
prices at which you can afford to buy.
The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union
The Co-operative, Non-profit Association of Growers
Warehouse Across Tracks From Depot.
A. L. KITCHIN,
Manager.
Phone 232
ANYONE CAN HUY
ANYONE CAN HUY
ter of the Southwest quarter of Sec
tion 35 in Township 27 South. Range
7 West of the Willamette Meridian
in Douglas County, Oregon, contain
ing forty acres, together with the
tenements, hereditaments and appur
tenances thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining; said sale will
be made subject to redemption as
prescribed by the laws of the State
of Oregon, and I am commanded by
said writ of execution and order ot
sale to place into the Immediate pos
session of said premises the pur
chaser thereof at said sale.
Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, June
2:l, 1914. GEORGE K. QUIXE,
T I Sheriff.
Otce Houn: Phooee:
t to 13 a. m. OtSce: Main 171
I to 4 p. m. Kaa: Mala 171
OK, LITCKITA 9JITYH,
PhjaMan
Women and Children Dlteatet
a Specialty
Offlc. Masonic Bldg.. Second Floor
Campers
Buy Your
Groceries Here
A-J you will ft g-oceriea that
;'eae yea ar.J aJi pleasure
to yo :r ca:r;:rg tr;;. Kery
tr;L' iz o;r store '. boujtit aid
7-:cJ .'.h t;-e oc;ect cf tuakitig
i a rernrasent custon-er. Gi
u ir caair:"- order a:d we
will ud to-a tk. troaV.e aud
or-y of inferior jrcverie
NEELY and NEELY
119 SHERIDAN STREET
Insurance
For fire, accident, automobile,
steam boiler, burglary and lia
bility Inaurance and surety bonds,
see ms. My companl s are the
oldest and strongest, my rates the
cheapest.
F. G. Stewart
4:0 Pine St.. or phone 142-Y.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
COOKING AND HEATING SCHEDULE
For electric ranges. Irons, chafing dishes, and other miscellaneous heat
ing devices or email domestic power devices.
METER RATE
Three Cents (3c) per Kilowatt Hour
Minimum charge, $1.00 per month
FLAT RATES
Electric range for domestic purposes 15.00 per month
Electric water heater for domestic purposes $2.60 per month
The above ratot are for permanent service only, and provjdes for the
installation, by the company, of a separate meter for measurement of
current used for cooking and heating purposes.
Douglas County Light & Water Co.
Phone 6 1 , Roseburg, Oregon
Lumber
S'.Jewi'.k lumber cut to length,
while it lasts, Ji: per M.
Dimension Lumber
of al'. klndi.
Finish Mouldings
Vciverti'.y bra: 4 Star A Star
singles, cedar rvtj, both aJ
a:d sv'.it.
We tu iv you a fair deal.
km Lumber (o.
Wt-chester St. anl Kinney Spur.
Trno:e 1T. E. J. Brewer,
M4aj:.
COUPON
tor NATIONAL
Embroidery Pattern Outfit
ROSEBURG REVIEW
Pile
J? 17 Tea a-e resnlar r-.idcr you must present one coupon
llVe !!l:l 0e
The Na:-..-..: r--e! '.-y O itM is cimr.iim.cj to b, ttie creates!
r..'V:0 """V ''!''.:: ra'terna ever offered. The 200
r V-.W " Zxl :o 'f,;1 v,'!r '''u!l' tint's ONE Coupon
' " !!ei 1 he presented with One Cora-
p e e 1 i..:,. i . !.- !..' e: l:-.-rnctien .uid one All Wood Bead
rd H.xy a .! !) c-:- of TN- eetitt is to cover duty. eJ-
S , -5. .f. : i ,. t.u-u-re-is iv, erhej.l . ...,in. th
factory to yon.
pac'xie fros
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