Roseburg review., July 28, 1914, Image 4

EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW!
JI I.Y SH, 1011.
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION.
More Liabl to Genorato In Powdemd
Than In Solid Substances.
The Bclentlilc pin-use fur combustion
ie uxidutlon, ur the cuuibliiUiK t u',ie j
substance with the uxj'Kt'U of the iiir. ;
Some substances Imve Krentir utflnlty
for oxfKvn Unu utliHs, and wlienvur
the combustion rem-heu h certain point
of rapidity tire ro.Milt.s.
Anything tlmt liu'renws the facility
of cjiHiWrnitUm with oxyKcu Iiicriiis-
tWTd linger ot spontaneous combust. uu
or explosion, nud for tlmt reason a
substance is more (Iiuikituus when pul
verized than when solid, because the
separated partliles of nialter nre
brought more directly tu contiut with
the oxygen of the air. There Is no
danger of spontaneous combustion or
explosion In n mass of ungrouml wheat,
but mills buve been deHtruycd by ex
plosions of Hour dust.
Fixed oils absorb oxygen and give
out carbon and hydrogen, causing a
rise of temperature that may rein h the
burning point, as lias often occurred hi
heaps of rags, tow, sawdust mid simi
lar bodies soaked with oil, paint, var
nish, turpentine and sometimes grease.
Bituminous cour Is liable to spontane
ous combustion when moistened with
water, and the coal dust in mines is
a common cause of explosions. Mois
ture uids spontaneous combustion In
piles of damp hay or freshly mown
grass, nud barns have been burned
from that cause. Philadelphia I'ress.
The Deciding Voice.
In a business men's club In a west
ern town there sprang up two factions,
one which criticised the steward he
cause lie did not provide the members
with good meals and one which do
fended him hotly.
The dispute got fiercer and fiercer.
Half the club wanted to lire the stew
ard at once. The other half said he
was ctticlent.
Then without warning the ate ward
himself decided the momentous ques
tion. One day nt lunch time a member of
the club asked the waiter:
"Where's the steward?"
"He ain't here," replied the waiter,
"lie said he was going down the street
to get something good to eat' Popu
lar Magazine.
Heal estate can readily be sold,
bought or exchanged through the
classified advertisements in The Re
view. A want adv. will bring you
satisfactory results ut email cost.
Excelsior Squirrel
Poison Destroys
"k the Squirrel
STOP AT
Hotel Grand
Cass Street Roseburg, Ore.
Douglas County Creamery Co., mak
er! of Fur j
Butter and Ice Cream
Pbotio 340. 420 N. Jackson St
KoBehurg, Oregon.
P. S. We pay hlghwut market price
tor butter fat and sweet cream
What is the lUfTcrem-o between
Mary's little lamb then and now?
Fully one hundred yenrs.
If Mnry Mill hut that Hide Inmh,
fcbe ho long ngn did keep, we fig
ure that IMtle lamb ere this has
grown to Ikj a Mhcept
That Mary sold her l.imb to u,
Need not be among your fears;
The lamb and mutton purchased
here,
Tr all of tender years!
The Economy Market
Geo. KolilliHgeii, prop., riiiine RH
New York Cafe
Q. WONO, Maimer
OPEN OAT AND NIOHT.
Mvabj at All Hoar.
Regular Metis 2f Ceiti
Chicken Dinner Bandars, frota
13 Noon to S F. U.
Chop RuflT. Noodlw, FrMh Oya
Un, Flifc, rto., All tie time.
Oor. Jaekfoa A WaahUftoa Ita.
Woman's World
Mrs. Catt, Noted Suf
frage Leader and Orator.
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MI13. C AH II IB CHAI'UAN CATT.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt is one of
the most Interesting and magnetic of
the suffrage lenders. She began life ns
a teacher In Iowa, was superintendent
of public schools ut twenty-two years
of age, went Into the suffrage ranks us
an active worker In ISN8. Since then
she has studied law and medicine uud
has the equipped mind of the woman
who has traveled the world over study
lug conditions of women in ull foreign
lauds. She Is the president of the In
ternational Suffrage alliance and tins
addressed audiences in England, Swe
den. Norway, Denmark, Holland. Sax
ony, Bohemia, Prussia, Hungary nud
lu Africa and the far east. Kvery
where the charm of her womanhood
won her admiration, and when the alli
ance met In Stockholm three years ago
she waH called all over Scandinavia
"America's uncrowned queen.'
Mrs. Catt Is an orator as well an or
ganler and a teacher of the suffrage
school. Her written words bristle with
oratory. She has spoken fur the suf
frage lu every state lu the Union save
Klorlda, carrying tier message before
legislatures and constitutional conven
tions. On her return from Europe,
where she has been attending a meet
ing of the International Sufi rape alli
ance, she expects to take part In suf
frage work In New York.
The Kmplre State campaign commit
tee Is malting many plans for fall.
After election representatives from ev
ery state lu the Union where women
vote will assemble In New York. These
women will be actual voters, women
who have attained the Btaudtng of citi
zenship in their states uud who have
learned from uctuut experience what
the privilege of the vote In their hands
means. What they have learned they
v II endea vor tu Impress u pon the
doubting Thomases of the state.
QUEENLY KINDNESS.
How th Little Old Boot Seller Was
Befriended by Queen Mary.
The kindliness and consideration
shown by Queen Mary recently en
deared her still more to the hearts of
the Hrlthh public. Some time ngo a
tlrm of boot sellers, which for years
had enjoyed royal patronage, dismiss
ed their manager for no other reason
I hn n that he was too eld.
He set up for himself lu n smnlt shop
In a southwestern suburb and was
hugely surprised and delighted when
It was Indii-nted to him that Queen
Mary had heard of his dismissal and
had resolved to transfer her patron
age to him. And now the tiny shop
HporM the royal arms Instead of the
gorgeous premises from which the
manager htul been dismissed.
Removing Fruit Staint.
Fruit stains are now In order, tind
two expert housekeepers have come
forward with suggested remedies not
euerally known ami yet labor saving
The tlrst is pure glycerin. The stain
Is to be moistened with It before the
article Malncd is sent to the laundry
It Is claimed to be ipilte effectual, and
A cents' worth of glycerin ought to
last a year.
The other remedy is spirits of cam
phor, applied as soon as imssthle or be
fore I he stnln is wet with water or sent
tu the laundry.
Snap Fsttenert For Neckwear.
Tlie fiistiloiinble Ml: It standing col
lars and ruches may W made remova-
j hie ttiMcnd of sewing the ruch or
j collar into the neck of the dress sew
I snap every two or three Indies alom;
'the faring of the neckpiece and the
j ciirrepoiitlhiir putts ut oo.ua! distances
Jon the uek of the dress. In this way
In la-i'kpleee may be unlckly trans
ferred to another dress or taken off
vhea a dress Is hung lu the wardrobe
or packed In a suit case.
f-4 (vi-e t -i
FARRirc rnn rvrwiwr:
V I nUI IIUW I VII kl I.I1IKMI (Ji
V
Charming evening fro kg nre made
altogether of net. dull rose or dull blue.
Uray and white cnupicle mesh Inert
Is used with bright cole ted tulfeta for
evening gown.
White net frocks nre best fur hot
weather dress occasions
Heavier tcitured in Una are coming
In for oruniiig wear.
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iNO'l'ICli OV 1'l.N.lL bli'l TLt.MKXT.
In tho County Court of the State ot
Oregon (or Douglas County.
lu the matter or the estate ot Wil
liam C Burk, duccased.
Notice 1 hereby givou that the
undersigned administratrix with the
will annexed or Die estate of William
C. Uurk, deceased, has filed in the
above entitled court and cause her
final account in settlement of said
estate uud by older of aald court,
Tuesday, the 1Mb (lay of August,
1911, ut 10 o'clock a. in., in tlie
county court room in the courthouse
In ito.-ebuitf, UoiiKlas County, Ore
gon, lias been tlxcd us the time and
place for hearing objections, if any
there be, to Mild linal account and to
the settlement of said estate.
Dated tliiH Ulh (lav of July, 1914
I.OUI.HK A. 1. HUMAN,
Administratrix with Hie will annexed
or the estate of William C. Uurk,
deceased. M
If you have something to sell, try
a waul adv. in The Keview.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon for Douglas County.
The pacific Lumber (.'ompuuy, a cor
poration, plaintiff, vs. Sterling
Lumber Company, a corporation,
Slarr Lumber Company, a corpora
tion, Lilsliop Lumber Company, a
corporation, Albion Lumber Com
pany, a corporation, Lester Wood
ard nud Lydia K. Woodard, his
wife, Clarence Cornutt and Freelin
Cornutt, partners, doing busiiiess
as Cornutt Lumber Company, and
Lesler Woodard, Gilbert A. Dan
iels, Luureuce Hough, Charles H.
Jorduu, Hugh Martin, Lu E. Mai
tin and K. Claude Stevens, as di
rectors und trustees of Sterling
Lumber Company, a corporation,
also all other persons or parties
unknown claiming any right, title,
estate, lien, or interest in the real
estate descirbed in the Amended
Complaint herein, defendants.
To Sterling Lumber Company, a
corporation, Starr Lumber Company,
a corporation, ltishop Lumber Com
pany, a corporation, Albion Lumber
Company, a corporation, Lester
(Woodard and Lydia K. Woodard, his
wife, and Lester Woodard, Gilbert A.
Daniels, Laurence Hough, Charles It.
Jordan, Hugh .Martin, Lu H. Martin
and K. Claude Stevens, as directors
and trustees of Sterling Lumber
Company, a corporation, also all
oilier persons or parlies unknown
claiming any right, title, estate, lien,
or Interest in tho real estate de
scribed In the Amended Complaint ou
file herein.
In the name of the state of Oregon,
You are hereby required to appear
and answer tho amended complaint
filol nofifttut vn In l lm hIul. q on.
'titled court and cause on or before
the i:Uu day of August, 191-1, being
six weekd from tho date of the first
publication of this summons, aud if
you fall to so appear aud answer said
amended compluint for want thereof
plalnlilT will apply to the court for
tho relief demanded in said amended
complaint, a succinct statement of
which is as follows, to-wlt: For
Judgment against the defendant Les
ler Woodard In the sum of Four
Hundred Twenty and 10-100
($420.1 0) Dollars, with Interest
from the 0th day of May, 1914, at
six per cent (G per cent) per annum,
and tho further sum of Thirty-two
Hundred Dollars ($:!:! 00.00 ) , with
interest at six por cent (6 pur cent)
per annum from tho liMh day of May,
1H09, and tho further sum of Three
Hundred Dollars ($:U)0.00), with in
terest at six per cent (0 per cent)
per annum from the llMh day of May,
1909. and tho further sum of One
Hundred Fifty-two and 0G-100 Dol
lars I $ I ."::. of. , with interest at six
per cent (0 per cent) per annum
from tlie 12th day of May, 1909. and
I ho further sum of One Hundred
Fifty and 02-100 ($10.02), with In
terest at six per cent (C per cent)
per an mi m from Hie 12th day of Mny,
1 909, and tho costs and disburse
ments of this suit, nnd for a decree
foreclosing the mortgage described
In said amended complaint on the
following real property in Douglas
County, Oregon, to-wlt:
The southeast quarter (SKVi) of
Section Iwenty-lwo (22); the north
west quarter (NW ) of Section
twenty-six (211), and the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter
( NK NIC li ) of Section twenty
Keven (27), all in Township thirty
CIO) S. it. seven (7) West. W. M.;
also the timber ou the following real
property in Douglas County, Oregon,
lo-wit: The southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter (SK l4 NW i ) ;
southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter ( SV V N K U of Section
twelve (12); tho northeast quarter
of tho northeast quarter (NF.1
NKVi), and tho southwest quarter
of tho northeast quarter (SWVij
NF. ) of Section fourteen ( H ),
Tow nslilp t hi rt y ( ;( 0 ) sou t h of I
liaugo seen (7) West. W, M.; the
northeast quarter of tho northwest
quarter (NKU NW i ) of Section
seven (7), in Township thirty (30),
S. It. six tt'O West, W. M., together
with the right to enter upon said
lands and remove said timber for a
period of fifteen MM years from and
after the ltith day of April, 1 907.
with the freo at'-'ess to tho said
j premises nnd to a'.l parts of the same
i or i no purpose tu removing saui
timber and the right to count met
roads over and across the same and
u se a ii y a n d all ni tie h i nor y a n d n p
p!iiiiues for the purpose of removing
t ho said t Imlier.
And directing the premises therein
described be sold in the manner pro
vided by law for the sale of real
property upon evtcutioti and the pro
ceeds thereof bo applied to tho satis
j faction:
First, to the costs and disburse
Imeiits of said sale and of this suit,
' and of said sum of Four Hundred
I Tw cut y n nd 1 1-1 00 ($42010) Dol
lars paid for taxes nud the up keep
of said premises, with interest.
Second, of the amount due and
j ow ing, principal and interest In the
j order tie re In be fore named and the
ovurylut, it auy thart be, nay over
to the eald Lester Woodard or whom
soever tbt court may tiud rightfully
entitled thereto, and for a decree that
ihe defendants and each uud every
one thereof and all persona claiming
uy, through or under them, or either
of them, and ail other persons or
parties unknown claiming any right,
title, estate, ilea or Interest in the
real estate herein described be for
six (C) weeks, the time prescribed
in said order.
A. N. ORCUTT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SIMMON'S.
In the Circuit Court of Hip State of
Oregon for Douglas County.
C. K. Itoguo, pialiitltf. vs. K. L. Par
rotf, as administrator of the es
tate of S. Marks and Company,
Jane A. Adams, Hnchol Do How,
Meier Marks, Clara Marks and Le
land Marks, heirs at law and next
of kin of Adolph C. Marks, de
ceased, KUa Marks, ' Martin S.
Marks, Becky Marks, his wife. Ber
tha Citron and H. Citron, her hus
band, Amelia Keinhart and J. F.
Keiuhart, her husband, F.ster L.
Wolf. Sura Klaja Lidbarski,
Marieu Piechotka, Szaiudel Hel-
mer, Ksler Blina Krotki, Markcus
Krotki, Sura Hartbrod, Cliava
Lira, Chnne Marion Kufelt, Chajo
Tyuke, Mirel Lipaka, Ituchel lier-
gov and Mar.a Schlachter, and all
other persona or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or interest in or to any of the
real property described in the com
plaint lu this suit, defendants.
To Rachel De Bow, Meier Marks,
Markcus Krotki, Sura Klaja Lidbar
ski, Marien Piechotka. Szaiudel Hel-
mer. Ester Blina Krotki, Chajo
lynke, Mirel Lipaka, Huchel Berger,
Sura Hartbrod, Chava Lira, Chane
Marien Kufelt, and Marza Schlnch-
tor, and all other persons or parties
unknown, claiming any right, title.
estate, lien or Interest in or to any
of the real property described in this
summons, defendants.
In the nam of the State of Ore
gon, you and each of you are hereby
required to appear and answer the
complaint of plaintiffs, filed aenin&t
you in the above entitled court and
LODGE CARDS
A. V. & A. M. LAURKfc I.OlKiE,
ino. id. Kcgular meetiuga on the
second and fourth Wednesday of
each month at Masonic Temple,
corner Jackson aud CaBS. Sojourn
era invited to attend.
E. H. BILLING, W. M.
W. F. HAHR1S. Secy.
EAGLES, Roseburg Aerie meets in
tneir hall on Jackson St.. on 2nd
and 4th Monday evenings of each
Din mil, at 8 o clock. Visiting breth
eru in good standing always wel
come. J. M. DONOHEVV, VV. P.
B. V. GOODMAN, W. Sec.
Phone M 183.
. O. O. F., KIsliiK Star Lodite No. 174
meets In the Odd Fellows Temple
every Friday evening. Visiting
brethren always welcome.
1). O. 1UI.MPHUKY. N. G.
W. S. POWELL, H. S.
M. FICKLE, F. S.
I. O. O. F., riilletarlao Lotltre No. 8
Meets In Odd Fellows Temple,
cornor Jackson and Cass Sts., ou
Saturday evening ot ea1i week.
Members of the order in good
standing are Invited to attend.
M. M. Mil. 1. Kit, N. U.
J. B. HAILEY, F. S.
M. L. Wlll'lXSEY, It. S.
11. r. O. KI.KS, Itosehurg I.oilge, No.
8U Holds regular communica
tions at the Elks' Temple on the
2nd aud 4th Thursdays of each
month. All members requeseted to
attend regularly, nud all viBltlug
brothers are cordially Invited to at
tend. A. C. SICKLY, E. R.
IRA U. U1LIDLK, Sec'y.
O. O. F.t Union Knrainpinent No. 0
Meets lu Odd Fellows, Temple
every Thursday evening. Visiting
brethren always wolcome.
J. E. PICKENS, C. P.
J. B. BAILEY, K. S.
JAMES EWART, F. S.
O. It. M. Umpqua Tribe No. 44
holds stated councils the 1st and
3rd Mondays of each mouth, at
Eagles' hall, N. Jackson street. Visit
ing chiefs always welcome.
W. S. HOWARD, Sacbem.
C. II. TKKCINSKI, C. of U.
W. C. GADD1S, K. of W.
O. E. S., Hosehurg Chapter No. H.
Holds their regular meeting on the
1st and 3rd Thursday In each
mouth. Visiting members in good
stiiudlng are respectfully invited to
attend.
CARRIE CHRISTIE, W. M.
FREE JOHNSON. Sec.
I.OVAL OKDKIl OF MOOSE, Rose
burg Lodge No. 10.17. Moots every
Friday evening of ench week, at 8
o'clock In Eagles' tanll. All visiting
brothers are Invited to attend.
GEO. NEUNER, Dictator.
11. O. PARGETER, Secy.
UI:1!:KAIIS, Rosolmrg Rcbeknh
Lodge, No. 41, 1. O. O. F. Meets
in Odd Fellows' Temple every
Tuesday eveulug. Visiting slaters
and brethren Invited to attend.
MRS. D. C. HUMPHREY. N. G
HKSS1K BOND, Secretary.
STELLA McKI.HINNY, F. S.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac
Circle No. 49. Meets on the 1st
and 3rd Monday evening of each
month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visit
ing members In good standing are
Invited to attend.
CYNTHIA GKRMOND, 0. N.
CLARA CAWLF1ELD, Clerk.
WOIIMKN OK THK WOULD, Oak
Camp No. 125 Meets In tbe Odd
Fellows' hall In Roseburg every 1st
and 3rd Monday evenings. Visit
lug neighbors always welcoros.
C. J. GRIMM. C. C.
U. U. MILLER, Clerk.
cause, within six weeks from the date
of the first publication of this sum
mons, to-wlt: On or beforo the 16th
day of August, ID 14, being the time
fixed by the court in which you nre
to appear and auswer said complaint,
and if you fail to appear and auswer
said complaint or or before said date,
plulutiits will apply to the court for
the relief demanded, to-wit.:
For a ducree quieting the title to
the following described real proper
ty, to-wit:
Lots five (j) and six (C), in block
number ten (10) of Hie Town of
Myrtle Creek, Oregon, as designated
by Hall s Plat of suld town now on
file and of record In the office of the
County Clerk of Douglas County,
Oregou.
That you and each of you be re
quired to set forth tho nature of your
claim to suld real property, if any
you have, that ull adverse claims to
said real properly on the part of tlie
defendants be determinted by a de
cree of the above court.
That It be decreed that tho above
defendants have not, nor any of
itiem, any estate, right, title, lien or
interest whatever in or to said real
property, and that plaintiff be de
creed to be the owner thereof In fee
simple. That the defendants, and
each of them, and all persons claim
ing through or under them, be for
ever barred and enjoined from as
serting or claiming any Interest in
or to said rcV.l property, or any part
thereof; that plaintiff's title to the
whole of said real property be for
ever quieted as against all of the
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above deteudauts known or un
known, that plaintiff recover from
defendants his coats and disburse
ments of this sun, all of which ap
pears in plaintiff's complaint'.
That ouly one copy of the com
plaint herein Is to bo served aud that
iaid copy is ordered to be served
upon the Defendant E. L. Parrott,
dbovo named.
This summons is published by
order of Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Judge
of the above court, made in cham
bers nt Roseburg, Oregon, on Hie tith
day of July, la 14.
The fir.-.t publication of this sum
mons will be July tith, 1U14, and the
last publication thereof will be Aug-
lever barred nnd foreclosed of any
right, title, estnle, lieu or interest iu
said premises or any part thereof,
except the equity of redemption pro
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Douglas County, Oregon, by order of
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