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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW lauKUuye, too much proof that dim t.-l.-I I.-l..l..I..I.-I.l..l--I.-I"l--t"I"l VMi'yiw t:ocK" norsi:. 11Y i KKVIKW IH ItLISIIIXU COMPANY. Entered nt KoseburK. Oregon, Post offlco as Second-Class Mattel Siudii'il ily I'mly of 1'oriliiiiil Men. I.. W1M11KKLV. DAILY iuie.tit.g uutid bd Instigated the ituhnlit in m nfi it ii Inn imiiti v t rl I, I'M t 1SSIED 1IAII.V EXCEPT HINDAY:,,, ,,.,.,.,! ;,(, t t() bluff the I President, the I'oiiKit-ss and the cnuntry. i' Such iw-IIhiiJh nrc likely to defeat t lIll-IIIMdVI-H. Illld ill tlllS VUte tlie lit- 1H'IIIII"I"HII"I'11 t'l'Ut Is decisive. I limteud of halting anti-trust Ii-kIh-' The womb-is or the historic "lto k lut Ion the Campaign or Calamity ha limine'' III the rmpuuu National Fur miide It certain thiil Congress will est were studied lii detail by a parly pass nil of the Administration's mens- of I'orllitnd men beaded by K. II. Per vear by tiiall 13.00 uren before It adjourn. Incidentally, untsou, on u trip inrongn inai pan Per month delivered nO.lho eoiinlrv remembers bow bitterly or the eounlry. During three weeks' Per week delivered 1G the organized hanking Interests oi- winy In cam. at Ihe Koila HiirliiHH near ' upvir u-ii'KKl Y posed tin w blinking: mid currency tbo rained eaves Mr. Watson mid &t,Aii-r,i.cni,i on nil I liud how unanimously thev ai- others III the party visited the eaves y ,. 7'0U iiioved or It alter It became a law. upon several occasions and Hindu SIX monius ' ' ' ii i ranldlv coming lo Hie oonelus- photographs or the Indliin figures Ion thul business lias I mlng the painted on tho rocks. same kind of hull-dozing tncilcs lo In the parly were U. It. Wntson, " which hanking resnrled. .1. WalHoii. Kills Watson and Abu Calamity niav biive looked like a Kromclllig. The party met at llose L'nod weiinon lo lerrifv Ihe eoiinlrv. hurit and the following day started by but it has turned out lo be a boom- niitoinoiiiies for kock (.Teen, a uis- leraiiK. New York World. .lunrn of 2 4 miles. I Hey wei lei Itliere by .ir. ivronieung wiin snnuie and pack horses mid soon afterward .11 I, V B7. Il I. l.ltl'LPAYIXti CALAMITY. 'I'ho calamity ganio has been over- nlii ved . It has been overplayed by tho rail-, i i , .., ,,l,,i',.,l l.v Wall lOinm. ii linn in " " " . - ' lJttff.. Jfffl J.Jl.J.Jf.Jt. . , .,. , street. It lias been overplayed by me rrn-iTTTTTTTTTTTTT-rr sinrieu on uio noises up me i in im ' river, i ins was louoweu ki me iiioiiin ' J .... banks. It has been overplayed by oik j biisiness In general. Kvldence is multiplying that tho coillllry Is tired T of It. mid that it Is disgusted with T ii... .....tlmilH ..r eleratlon that have 1. ...... mm... I to evnlnlt it. ROAD IMritOM.D. of steamboat Creek, a distance of 4" about '2 3 miles. This sirenm was ll In (ilwlcil mill Hills .. ,.roBH,. on the (iovernnient suspell- Are Hiiliicetl. .j. oll i,r,Ke anil Hie Pinpiiuu was fol- T lowed lo Ihe foot of Caps lllahee, a Tim American neoiile are not rools. ,lVI"i"I"i"l"l"I"l"l"I"i"fi"l"l"l"l"l"l plateau made ruinous by reason or They are not disposed lo cut orr their ,,,,.,,,,,. .. ... , , . .,- having been used In the early days as noses to spite their races. They are , ..... ....... caiiipinu (jroiinii and norse racniK not Klven to buriiliiB down Ibo bam -iiltliiK one crude Iron, I I to 0 per ,.,,,. ,)y , ,1irly mlllin8 T,10 in order to get rid or tho nils. A "t a"(1 """"'"f ''"'' ! Ir eau Is about two miles long and a few weeks HKo there was a stronKly t;,'"t l""l' " 'mrl "' ll,,B w."rk bPl"B half mile wide and embraces about. IncreasiiiK Beniltnent that govern- ' ' " ..j on(. seciion or level lana. metit was pressing loo hard upon liouglas County ( ottrt. In order i,-nwlng over this the parly wont hnslness and (hat n breathing spell tu "lls S1'"'1" " l'llK ,l'e" n,'''u8: down the oposllo side und taking a was desirable. Publico on In gen- s"ry ' '"vo "' , several . ,,.v,.,.d j ., mt.s to the series eral lavored tho railroads In their Places and in other places thousands of HO,in Hll.gH , whicii are well known plea ror a 5 per cent Increase In vlml" "f tll,t l"lvn 1,CK" '01od , settlors In that section of tho touu rreluht rales. It ravored Iho p()8t- from higher levels lo lower ones. Only trv The t.llm) wn8 llbollt 0le-hiilf potieinont or tbo anti-trust bills until 01lu wh" ""' " ronl W"B mile west or the Hock House, a series Ibo short session or Congress. There ''""' 11 111111 lllu reputation or being o( ,-.,, ,,,ln caV(,8. was Konoial synipiitby with tho groat 11,0 wlll'Kt tfo I'aolllo hlgh- n,-. Watson, who headed the parly, corponilloiiB In their petitions lor a way can get any Idea of tho niiiKnllude ,lv8 the cavo8 ire very remai kablo, truco. That sympathy has been large- o( "ll prnsoiit work. ,lu wulls being covered with palnt- Iv dlssiimted. ' An"r "1U Ki'iidlng Is completed the UlKS r ln011i mlans, horses and flg- Wo doubt lr Ihero whb any "con- ""tiro pleco Is to receive eight Inches H1.u8 of n Kimi8. T,e work B Aolle spirncy" such as the President sus- of niiicailam. Part or this work al- wm, tt 8ll,in f 8mo sort and appar pected; but there was certainly too ready has boon compleled nl the lower ,,lllly wlM be vsbe ror many yours much team work In tho exploitation eml 1111,1 11 fllll'r aiitoinobllo boulevard t0 ,., ,t l8 verv nceilaiii when or calamity ton iiinny liilnieograph- nnot bo found anywhere in Oregon. tho paintings woro made. Mr. Wat ed letters, loo iniiiiv torin lelegranis, several sort places Iho rock baa BOIl H(lv8 jie jma Knowii or them tor too many protests framed In Identical ,"''11 1111,1 lo a d,'l'lh (,r 16 Inches. t.U)80 to r0 v,,lir8. Hie WOIR IS ueing uuiie i,v ine conn., l)Hrng the trip Kills Watson acci- eourt Itself and every effort Is being ,t.llUnv ,.ut lleep gash in his foot, put forth to make It permanent. all( bu't for atninge ..first aid" ot Supervlsor Hoy C.riggs has a crew ' ,.,, by Kroinelliig. the wound or 4U men and about 1.. tennis on the m(.,lt have mell 8erious if not fatal. Job. the payroll last mouth being ,. Kriiiiiellnir. who Is an exnerienced Purifies Blood With Telling Effect Gives Conscious Evidence of Its Direct Action. $2700. It Is ostiinatori (hut tho en tire plcM'o of work, whirl) will he com plt'ted ht'foro full, will cost about At tho head of tho canyon is one of the worm railway crnsliiKa alonir tho entire liiKltway In Oremin. Tfu; road In on a ile hill, there are no block Biennis within Hiht and It al most Is IniposHihle to boo an approarh Iiir train. Mr. t?rlKs Iuih shown the railway how it can shorten its line and at the Haino time move the. crossing a conple hundred yards to n safe place and Southern Pacific of ficials have agreed to make the change. B. R. R., th fnmmis blood purlftfp. Rlmof tnlkn nl It ewtt'i) lt war thru tin It the clr ciilnUon. 1m Bfiloo Is Jlrn'i tlml very oftrn lu iomc furtitf of kln M1U-t Ion Oie nH'aruiHi of tlit erii)tl.ui cliaiiin ivi-r nl Klit. the tu-h atul n'lliu'Hi are tme auJ r'overy Im'khi lintniHllr ti'ly. Am a nuittor of furl, xUcrc Is imp lngroll rnt In H. S. S. ychWh atTTi-i Hip aitlvo pur- j ptute tif stimulating cacti cvllulur jmrt ut tlx btnly to the lioalthy ami JudUloua rn-lr,-. tiun of Its own wwntlM nutrlmont. That In why It rt'tn-noraira tin bUA tnpply ; why i It tins lUt'h a tromt'tnlout Influence In urtr- ! ci'mlnc tviema, raih, pLmplos, auJ all akin ainicttona. j Ami la rrnvittTBtlnj; tho tlwiuea R. 8. 8. j tins rapid and ptttivo auiulolal ffftrt upuD all iluw IrrtiailiiK lntliM,nit that rails? rluniumtlsui. sort thrust, wrsk ft en, Iohs of wo1;!:', thin, palp rliot'ks. ami that wcnrlurna of mum Ic ami nerve that Is (t'0- i rmlly fiperloiut-il as trlnti tvwr. Hot a ! tKittle of S. S. K. at any tniK store, anil in a few kA yon will mt only feel bright and rnerp'tle, but you will W tlir plelurr of j new life. K. H. S, In prepared only In tho -Inbnrnt.Ty of 'Hie Swift SpeetnY Co., M4 1 bwift Pldt,'., Atlntits, Un., h1h mnlntaln a very elm-tent Medleal lVpsrtment, where sll who have any blood disorder of A stublorn tin tun" mnr write freelv for sdvlee ami a i siela I iHnik nf hiHtni. tlin. R. S. S U sold rverywherr Iit druc nttreii, department anil ireuersl stonn. but hewaro uf all substitute. Ik not acitut them. Th Wild Part. "IIcllo. old man? Have any luck shooting?" "1 should sny I did! 1 shot seveuteeu ducks lu one day." "Were they wild?" "Well no not exactly; but the farm er was. "New York Globe. Our Domestics. Servant (to her maston If you please, sir, run I spenk on your tele phone for n few minutes? I want to tell my ynunu man that me and the niisNcs have 'ad au nwful row and I've given Vr uotlev. Loudon Oplulou. woodsman, covered tho wound with cold ashes from the fire and bandaged the strange balm up very tightly. Mr. Watson suffered but little from the wound after that. After the stay at the soda springs and the visits to the Hock House the party started back toward tho Pmp- (ita river. This stream was crossed at another suspension bridge and the party climbed to the top of Oak flats, anolher plateau about S00 feet in height. Two days and two nights ere spent here. The parly then proceeded to Twin Lakes, a couple of small mountain lakes near the top of the ridge be tween the north fork of the I'mpqua and Little Utver. They went on over the ridge and. following down Little Itlver. reached a small settlement ailed Peel. Here they took an auto mobile hack to Itoseburg. Mr. Watson left yesterday with the party for another trip into the Siski you mountains. This trip will last about a month. Mr. Kromeling, whom .Mr. Watson styles as the remarkably good guide, will have charge of the party. Plans have been made for hunting and fishing in some of the streams and woods far back in the mountains. A Useless Rule. He (teaching her brldpei When in doubt It's a gootl rule to piny trumps. She-Hut that's Just It; when Pin In ikuibt I don't know whvt the trump is. Philadelphia Uecord. Kor good printing of all kinds The tleview alwa8 leads. Delightful Newport "Tiled and True' Is this old reliable outing resort, with n wealth of natural scenery, healthful drlrrs. a splendid beach and numerous near-by points of interest: LifiMhouse. Pevil's Punchbowl, Seal Hocks, ?tc. Hpoelal Itw Htinid-Trlp Kcjuton Knees. Week-emI Karon to AH Point and Sunday Km union Karen from Albany nml Coi'tHlUn. .,. N1 i. . : f l- tft 111 Tin Kxposnlon I. Inn 1915 DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS I. rave A:t;uiv. tl ;l 1 1 v AIImiii, dally I'Vi'ci't SunJ.iy l.t'HM' I'm .illtH, iliilly Lt-avt I'ol v.ll'.iii, ii:illv S uulrty . .7: HO A M. . . I 00 f. M. . .8:00 A. M. . . . . I :40 V. M. C'ojuu'i lli'lis ln.li at Ailmliy alul I'onjlln llh S. I". tralm. SMc:al Kxrurstion TrMn will lfc( NYioi( terr StintlAr ovenlng al 6:00 i. in, nrrlio lm .iliis 10:1 ,'i i. m , Albuy I0:4i p. in. Good Fishing Streams Along the C. & E. At Klk CUv. Moriisim. Tnlc.lo aiul aloiiic tin' V.Hiulna rhcr, 'o mi 1 he HrtMti'iiliiiRti atul Suntiiiiu Klirs. on I tic Kat Kiwi. Kor foldi'ra ilfscrlMnn Xi pori aj an oniiug p'ai e rail on our npar iit nKonl, JOHN M. SCOTT. General Passenger Agent. Portland, Oregon. Get out in the open with a Premo It's summer. The out doors is culling. There's healthy recreation for those who answer tho cull mid a world of en joyment in milking pic tures of the benuties which nature unfolds. Stop into our store and let us show you how easily you can make good pictures of every thing you care about, with a light, conipnct, efficient Premo camera. No obligation on your part, but we'd like to show you how simple, and inexpensive too, photography can be. RoseburgBookCo Roscburg, Oregon NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Before you gi't your blucksmithlng anil hurst-shoeing Uuiie you better see Kd Noah. UiU W'liirheater street. North llusi'burg. All work guaranteed. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DKS. ftKKLV. S ETHER & BTEWART rhyHk-jHim and Hurgeoiis. lulte of Offlcea Rear Douglaa Na tional iiank, Ground Floor. Pb-no 367. ROSEBURO - - - OREGON O'I'ltDON A. KOUY Voeal Lessons Studio 312 East Cuss Street Phone 191-J. ROSEBURO. ORE. MILS. CHARLES S. 11 KIXUN'E riiinoforte Instrustor MiiAieal KJuderf;artener Studio: 423 Ella St. Pbone 33-R. 'Office Houra: Phonea: 10 to 12 a. m. OfCce: Main 171 1 to 4 p. m. Rei: Main 172 OR. Ll'CETTA SJUVH. I'hyslrjAJl Women and Children Dlieaiea a Specialty Offoe. Maaonlc IJIdu.. Snnond Floor B. P. JONES Attorncy-at-Law Will iiractlce In all courts. Ex- Register U. S. Land Offiffce. Office In Masonic Bldg., Cass and I Jackson streets. I'KAC'II ItOXES FOR SALE. CHAS. F. HOPKLVS Attorney-at-Law Room 420, Perkins Bldg., Roseburg. Especial attention given to con veyancing and the examination of titles to real estate. Practices in all State and Federal Courts. Phones: Office 119, Residence 138-L I)R. I). V.. SNELL Osteopathic Physician Diseases of Women and Children a We wish to advise our customers that we are obliged to raise the price ,t n,i. tuM, nn.l trti.Kit. W.. In t4.0d tier 100. Annie and other. specoalty. boxes In same proportion. The J. G. 301-3 Perkins Bldg.. Roseburg. Ore. Klook Co. NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOR ST R10ET 1 M PRO V EM UN T. Powerful Post Pullar. This post puller, the construction of which Is shown lu the accompanying; Illustration. Is very handy on the farm. When the lever Is pulled down, the chain, which Is hooked loosely around RANPT FvR THK P&RM. (lip post, tightens, nml tho pnt It tmlltil out of tUo Krumitl n little wuy. WIhmi t tii lever U miMiM tho rtitilti ItHwoiis, nml tho chul ii itroti down rvmly for a now tioltt. Kuriu tuul Klro- Sealed proposals will be received by tho undersigned nt his office in the City of Kosebut'B, Oregon, up to Wednesday, July 29th, 1914, for the improvement of Oak street from the west line of the O. & C. H. H. right-of-way to the eutst end of the Oak street bridge approach, in the man lier provided by Ordinance No. 685 of the City of Koseburg. All bids must be submitted on blank forms which will bo furnished upon appli cation to the undersigned, and must be accompanied by a certified check, payable to the City Treasurer, for five per cent of the amount bid, to be forfeited to the city in the event such bid is accepted and the bidder shall fail to enter into a contract and bond with tho city. A bond for forty per cent of the contract, satisfactory to the city, will be required from the contractor. The time stated in the proposals for completing the worx will bo considered iu awarding the contract. Tho council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Hv order of the Council. Dated Ju.lv 22, 1914. CAHl U. WlMUKni.Y, Recorder of the City of Koseburg, Oregon. d OKPKK. J WITH THE FARM STOCK. 1 Cutltm; (ho hio ttiM-k hti as much tu do with tht lutpro oiiieut nit euro n nd fiMslluK In1r Init trlnc Its tnst rvtnrn when It Is inmlo a ! Monuttlo lino of work, hot merely an Incidental to tho other farm actlvltlr-i. Tho m 11 n of jvmr hones in one of tho imwt unpntUtul'le of farm opera tion, hk the nil sine of giKut ones la one uf (ho mii-M I'lt'MtMhte. For tho prnliirllon if :iultnr,T milk tho dMrvmnu must Itnvo hoiltht cow, n Military barn, clonn tHMhltm;, du-t ftio air. n clonn barnynro! and clonn ivw Xowly piircli'iHcd hoc' hould hornro fullv oxdinlnoil for vorniln and should nut le turmsl out wtth tho herd until they aro known to Ih fnv from ttioi post . Kami rnrv. In the Pistrtct Court of the Tnited States for the District of Oregon. In the matter of II. Could, bank ru pt. This cause coming on this day to be heard upon motion of Seitz & Clark, attorney for the petitioning creditors, for an order of publica tion of the suhpoenn herein upon the bankrupt. V. H. Could; and it ap pearing by the affidavit on file here in that tlio said V. H. Could is now outside of the State of Oregon, and resides in the City of Marcellus, in Ihe Countv of Adams and State of , Washington; that service of said subpoena cannot be had upon the said V. H. Could personally; and it further nppeartng that the business of the said V, U. Could was con ducted at the City of lloseburg, County of Douglas and State of Ore gon; and tho court being otherwise fully advised In the promises. It is I hereby ordei ed th.it service of said suh poena bo made upon the bank- I rn pt W. H. 15 ou 1 d b y pu bl lea t ion thereof for two (2 successive weeks in the Koseburg Review, n newspaper of general circulation throughout said countv of Douglas; that a copy of said subpoena bo mailed to tho said W. H. Could, at bis postoffice a.ldresa at Marcellus. Adams County, .Wash., with post ago thereon fully prepaid: that the date of the first .publication bo on the l:tth dav of l.lulv. A. D 19U, and the last pub lication will be on .lulv 2.th. (Signed R. S. HK AN. Judge. Dated this 6ih day of July. 1914 M Review Want Advs. bring results. For good printing of all kiud The i V floor Varnish VCRNOTILE lr,f Most Durable L. Q.. HICKS SURYOH 223 Perklna BulliUug. Roaebarg, Or. ALBERT S. HUEY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. Roseburg .... Oregon. M. C. BURLESON Sale and Exchange of Realty Accident and Fire Insurance Homes and Apartments To Rent. Notary Public. Cor. Cons A Stephens Sta., Roseburg Insurance For tire, accident, automobile, team boiler, burglary and lia bility Inauranca and surety bonds, see me. My companl s are tne oldest and strongest, my rate the cheapest. F. G. Stewart 420 Pine St.. or phone 142-Y. Lumber Sidewalk lumber cut to length, while tt lasts, $12 pr M. Dimension Lumber ot all klndi. Finish Mouldings I'nlverjlir brand Star A Star shingle, cedar posts, both sawed ami split. We will give you a fair deal. Drcwer lumber (o. Winchester St. and Kinney Spur. Telephone 170. K. J. Brewer, Manager. ANYONE CAX UlY AXYO.NE CAX BUY THE UMPQUA VALLEY FRUIT UNION Carloads of Flour Flour is certainly moving at the Unipqua Valley Fruit Union's warehouse, across the tracks from the depot. People are buyiug their year's supply now, while the roads are good, AND AT ONE DOLLAR PER SACK. It helps the fruit growers to have you buy, whether a member of the Association or not. GOLDEN HARVEST KLOl'R (per 40 111. snck) $1.00 This la our leader a splendid Eastern Oregon high-grade flour. This is not a sale price. It is our regular price. We can do it (or two reasons: First, tills riour does uot cost us what It would coBt your dealer; and, secoud, we only need to make expenses, while he has to make expenses and Ills protlt.When you buy from the Fruit Grow ers you get the profit. RED, WHITE AXD HLPK FLOI R (40 lb. smk) $1.30 The same grade of flour that you are paying $1.60 for now. Absolutely the finest high-grade hard wheat flour that is made in the Northwest. MILL I'EK.D PRICES: Rolled barley (70 lb. sack) $1.00 Ground Harley (87 lb. sack) $1.25 Ground barley is for cows and hogs. Rran, ordinary (60 lb. sack) 80c Uran, extra (60 lb. sack) 90c This bran has high feeding value because It contains a large percent of shorts. Shorts (90 lb. sack) $145 Our, mills make no middlings. This rich feed, which is usually Bitted out of the bran and shorts and sold separately, is all In our bran and shorts. Compare the two before buying. ALL FRl'IT GROWERS SUPPLIES, such as Apple, pear and peach boxes (pine). All our boxes are PINE. Spruce boxes are cheaper but do not hold up well. The association advises against their use. All box papers, etc., at whole- jsale prices. BY-THE-WAY. Does 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 leiot. Phone 232 A ' ANYONE CAN BUY ANYONE CAX BUY If you have something to sell, try a want adv. in The Review. Try Cool Collars A collar that is agreeable, one that fits and feels right is cool and a joy for ever that's the kind" you get from us. Roseburg team Laundry phonf79 COUPON tor NATIONAL Embroidery Pattern Outfit ROSEBURG REVIEW Data To Indicate you are a regular reader you must present one coupon like this one. The National Kmbroldery Outfit is guaranteed to be the greatest collection and bluest bargain iu patterns ever offered. The 201 patterns have a retail value of 10 cents each. Ilring ONE Coupon and 70 cents to the office and you will be presented with One Com plete Outfit. Including Book of Instructions and one All Wood Head ed Hoop and 10 skeins of tllk. The 70 cents Is to cover duty, ex press, handling, and Ihe numerous overhead expenses of getting the package from the factory to you. N. B. Out-of-town readers will add S cents extra for postage and expenie of mailing.