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Newspaper Page TextEVMN0.R0SE3L'R0 RjVIEV iniii:u uaii.y min SUNDAY I;Y RLVILW Fl Ul.liHfMj COMPANY. Lt.te.-ed it kr!jjrir, (jn-rm. Kit office a 8.i,H I:.m Jla"n I.. H IVIIif.HI.V. DAILY Per yar, t, mail $1.40 Pf KtOIt'b, fl..iv;Fd .r-0 per tfcUrrd 1 jiKMI-WKEKLY I'frf )MI ii '' Hit n.or.tb ATM sf I. Il t. I'.IVF.I! AM) MAIilMHI 1:11.1. IV IM VO.lt OF XOT IMSMVfi (F;nm Port Iirip'iua Courier). Th river ai.d harb'r 1,111 r.osr In th Hnat. In In dariK'-r of not (,as Inn that body during ihia tiori ol ('ongr-. owing to the und'-rharid'! method hif h are r; sc made to (! teat II. It I !ai rnofl ly .Senator Borah ariri linrton. and th Oregon lan, whlih l leading 'h dctn agamat It In this slat'-, that the lilil flavor! loo tti'H.i, i,l the ' pork barrel," mean ing that It ama appropriations for proJ'ts whl'h ar? not worthy. Thin In done In the fa' of the report of the whole corps of I'rii'ed Htalen en gineers erigad on river and harbor work, who hate given the utjet rime and painfaklng fudy. It I a well known fan that the railroad are not In a'-'ord with the propoul tlon of opening ii rlvera to naviga tlon and lrnpruvemht of harbor of which they cannot control. It la also a well known fan that the Orgonlai, ban the refutation of helnic the rnoutlil'lece of certain railroads, and thin in all probability I lt Incentive for showing It" animus toward the rivers and harbors hill. General lan ; Kingman, chief of Tnlted States wiglm-era, says that .there la leas than one-haif of one er cent pork In the pending rivers and harbor hill, and In this he I hackeu by the 'whole font of enilneer. Now whotfe tentltnony ahall he taken as the truth. It appear we should take the one giving 'he matter a thorough and an unbiased Investlga lion and make their report free from all political favor and financial con ftlderalioh. The Cortland Journal ay with truth: "In u h a debate, when vat commercial and Industrial IntereHt are at Mtake, there I no question about which Aide to believe. When Kreat drainage bali;H are to be served, when vast producing em plre need appropriation for Im provetnent of river and harbor when almost houndle agrlMllturir area need the lower freight ratei that Improved river and harbor will Klve, It I a crime against the Nation for the greatest river and harbor you'll enjoy the nutrition. nur "f IInrntloiiM Supreme Sotlnw 10 remttt nl your ilnnlftra A FIIKl-: I II HAT! With 12 i-M Ul i"-m "Nnpra" i-fcl't, nr ! 1 k.i.4 mt.r4 4iftt lb Ml. I1''M filtff i..rfitl.:p.f nptit Mmrini'nf ol " M n p r ' Hsk'i D.t.it,.. hllntlrat-,1 ,ll b KM ut-t ti ril (xiM. aLw,i'rJr fie. K V. II A K A DON .V SON ft I LAN I). f)KH, ON Campers Buy Your Groceries Here And you will Kt gnircrle thai will pleniin you ami ndil pliuKiire lo your rKiiipliiK trip. F.vory article III our alnln I Iioiik li t ami priced with llio object of making you a pnrmniiniit cimtuiiior. (live it your riinipluR order and wo will invo -! Ilin Iruublo and worry of liifntlur Krocuilc. NE ELY and NEELY 19 SHERIDAN STREET :o t-'.n it.: i.u m tk'&.'.ii i: Vi.L frt tkt. tL il tieS Ail Xii.'COr VOT (or i fcCoUe i-. iiC'i t EL 'low'i for lr ia' of (-ttidi Ttr , -o -d i a r ' - si t r r. a o -i ' li of t r. f'r),iia f.iv-f tll tiifc to be L.or.-d u.'ifil afto'Tiir aproriaiijr i Th U of vital irit-r"t fo tr.i ;o',f of Or-iori, arJ whil o ir H-.'c jfofn af 'lolrij; all 1 r tri r pow-r fo a-f )f from -i-f t , 1 3ri -r roplf tri-m-f;t- p hon IrJ ac r , n ot on 1 y a. f n d i--i'Jja!, hit rhrouKh -v-ry (omxT- ial N'ly ( thr a.'i1 -i.-ry r;f;'AK;aff:r that is not lourj-l anI ar-'l, tfhotiifj !nd th'Hr I ij flu to how to Conjff?Ji that th. i-o;ie of -hi roant are tot in a'orrl with 'hf. u hi i '1 i rTd a n i the r-;. r entati yen of the "int-rfi'i," uU-'n are thoroughly organized, an 4 will not hesitate at any unflf-rhar'lei rritho'l to flef-at the rneanfjre. (iiHl Hurt Important. Cai't,. Iavnny, of the klvem and Harhom Improvement C'oiijjr !, in an ,if(Jrei(ii lefore the f.'ornrnerrlal Chin it MamhfieM Saturday ni(jht, aaid la .art, of whirh we take from the Kerord: ' The Kr-a'rftt cities of the world are at th waterside and naturally, 'he Kratent population 1 there alito, for the Induatrie and shipping at trart the pfpula'-e. "TranHpotratlon U not like other rx',hn- the people of a community nave, hut Ik a conc-aled tax " Captain Jjavenny xaid there are a number of eraaonn for cheaper tranw ortaflon, meanlni' water traffic. He stated that ercejuti ve trannfortat ion rates are an economic wante. He said h- railroad Incornen are $ I -'10,000,-000 more than ail the other expermea In the country. Including that for National, Htate and municipal gov ernment. AtMiut (t Itay. Coming down to a dmcuHHion of Coos Hay, Contain Devaney said this vet Ion had grown to he important and we would no doubt be glad when the railroad line was completed to 'his port, but he advised the citizen ship to cherish the transportation fac ilities that hart made Coos Hay. The speaker gave a number of com parisons and said the cost of handl ing a ton pr mile on poor roads is l, cents ; on g d roads 10 cents; on a i I road 7. 'I mills, and on water 1-3 if a mill. He sopke of the original os I of transportation of wheat from New York harbor and said it had it't-n ln."en'd from the time the harbor h d 2i feet of water and paid cents per bush! to Liverpool,, to 'he present day whtri there Is and 10 fet of water In New York harbor vhen the price in 3 cents per bushel This ad vanlage In ecnomic savin 'aptaln Devaney said is likely to foi ow deepening of harbors wherevei mch work Is acomplished. "Nobody knows," said Captain 'tavenny, "What the result on trans lortatioti saving will be when the I'a iiiina canal Ih open, but It surely iiust he beneficial.'' He said the federal government Is lot so Ire, with appropriation with -ommunitiMN which have allowed heir terminal faciliti- ami water 'rout to be occupied by the railroads nifl avcrrer) that ports where shlp lng fact I It 1h f,r water transpor ta lon are plenteous stand a much bet er chance of obtaining jnprojiriations bun those of the other sort. Danger Is I Nil I. He xald that the danger to the riv rs and harbors h'll Is not Imaginary tut r','t and fpioled things which Sen itir Hurt on, formerly of t hf ri vitj in) haitiors committee in the house 'aid. This Hhowed that linrton had j rt befti in good faith in the Improve ment of t lie harbors. Captain Dnv 'tinv said that when he em! his tour it ,Sati i- if thingH art not better and the rivers anil harbors bill Is killed, ie ul! be readv to lead a propaganda of protest for all the coaul coiinlrv, Hpeaking of (lie opposition to wat i'vmivh I iii (i m erne lit he Muted some iporiil Ion h ( on died iii ic mis which ntlmale there is a "pork barrel". This atui-tlon, Ctpiain Davenuy Hiild, s not pntc-lhle with the 1'iiited StaleH nglneers in chaise of the waterwavv iir iverv Utile reiueHt Is examined iitd reported upon by I hem nnd he atil Ihi'in the tribute of having the ire the greatest body of true A inert ans we haw mid no one dare que ' Ion heir illicit ria v Kverv uurd of which applvs to the Tori of I rnpqnii. ami the whole of )ihi k la i on nt v, and hen t his har bor Ik lmproed bv hiiilillMK a jetty 11 (he mouth of the l.ipiua and thus mpnivhig the bar at that point, the n'oile or lhl-4 kit! Ion of Doiinh 'imiiiIv In gi'iieial would reap inure heiierilH than from any -''thoad whn li v lie built III (lie county. (.i.oitnn s n nt. CIiIh uiiil women of till aes want 0 'e beautiful mid attractive, but iiinlghilv, thin and MfelesH hair tie Iioh half the beauty nf u pretty faro. If vonr hair Is losing its natural olor. In falling oul, dull, Hlrcaky. nil of datidrufr, too dry, or if the icalp ItclicH and burns, do not he ilainied. I'ho I'artsiau Sago. Ituh 1 nell Into Hie scalp. It will go right u Hie hair roots, nouriMi them, nnd timulale the hnlr to grow lunger and eaii!ltu! It reiuoveH dandruu with ie application, stops llchhiR scalp, ailing hair mid makes the head fel I Ml 1'ai itthni Sane supplies the halt vlth what Ih needed lo make it soft, lufTv. thiik and gloriously rudinnt It Is '..1,1 in :.u cent bottles hy the It'd Ci-oh Pharmacy and at all drug I'oiintetH. l.onk for Urn trade mark "I'Iim Cirl with the Auburn llnlr." Acropt no other. Heal I'stntrt can readily bo Hold, hought or cxihantcid throiiKh the Insslfied idvoi tlsetnonts In The lto view. A want ndv. will bring vou oitlifactorjr retulta at tiuall cost. Review Vnt Advs. bring results. BELGRADE PRIDE" OF THESERVIANS Quaint Capital Is Rich In lis Traditions, ITS HEW FART UP TO DATE Grt Wealth Lacking, but Nithr Is Thr Any Genum Povtrty On th Other Hand, th Inhabitant Liv Comfortably, and tht Who's Atmoa pHr It Om of Contentment, The Serrlans are tntenxelj prond of Belgrade, their copitai, of Itn hUtr.rlc tra'litlons and It tine mofJe-ro derekf ment. but so f;ir us its vuloembllity to Austrian afta k Is coij:erneJ they Lave few WlusionJi. Belgrade is, roughly speaking, divid ed Into two part, the older part, buiit during the T irki-sh d'-nilnatlon. yuz low on the hanks of th? river, and the Dew. modern f-art. of whi h not only all Hervl;mi hut all rbs a well are Intent! proud, lying on the bill ba'-k of the fortress In the low part of the tow n Is centered mu b of the commer cial life of flu- city. The railroad and steamer traffic U centered there, ard the custom house a nil manj ware houses and fai.-toriM nre also located there. The new part Is Inld nut In broad, well paved streets llr.el with fine build ings six and seven storied high which, since the new spirit of development has seized on the country, have re placed the sinal!. low buildings that were first erected The city has a com prehensive tramwny system which ex tends far beyond Its llmlia In several direc tions nnd connects with it many charming and flourishing xubtirbs. The public buildings of Belgrade ure not lrnKsliig The university and the theater are near one another on the principal square. The ot and tele graph building Is near by and. like most of the other government build ings. Is entirely Inadequate to house the bulneB that Is transacted there r'or years there have tjeen phirs to build n new one. but the t rid e-onoiny of the utate has always preterite. New Palace For Crown Prince. The royal palace Is on the Avenue Crim e Milan, one of the chief streets, and Is not especially imposing It is ri part of the nPP-nre of the Servian kings for many years, but the building in which King Alexander nnd (juecn Draga were killed was tnrii drnvii unl has never been replm-ed. At the other nd of the plot where thin palace hhkm! , 4 tine new palace Is being erected for the use of the crown prince. .The parliament building Is so small im) Inconspicuous It has but two sto rieH-thnt only the flag Hying over it ghe mi lielicatPm nf Its uses. The buildings of the arinus mliilstrles are ill very modest. That of the foreign department Is jimt beyond the palace mil has the appearance of an ollk-e building The entrance is directly from he sliteu alk up a narrow Might of tnne Mtiilrs. and there N little formal) ty about procedure there. An old man reeelvin the vtitir's curd and shows tilm Into a plain little reception room, from which it c recti btilze door lead hi the ohVe of the prime minister. The people of Belgrade are tmt rh h unl then; It a i-niiMplcuuiis hc-k uf dis play, especially in ntlldtil circles. Auto imiblleH are cumparati ely ftw, nnd so ire line t u r im mi I m of any kind. There ire very few foul men nnd few men ervnntH of any sort, fur the position f wninaii Is clearly dellned. and men do not It k ll me her prfvlleces. Few Rich, but Fewer Poor. But a there are few rich people, so ire there ntlll fewer very poor ones The pcnple nil u er tlie city are Well ind cuiiifurtalily dressed, IheticpH nru might and tilled with new and nttrac ,ve gocnls. The people are gay and tcht hearted and are great frequenters if the street corner cafes, cadi one of which has a gypsy band Tlie luhMay dcHfn Is an ironclad rule in Belgrade, ind everything, from the highest bunk to the smallest shup, shuts up between I'J and 'J The business of (be day Is ner at ft o'clock, and the entire tow n turns out to promenade and take the tlr They stmll up nnd ilnwn the two principal streets, tilling stdewniks and pavement alike. Ilngcmu; at the cafes fur Turkish curtVe ami for tail glases if water, w hich seem n mure pupular drink lhan au.vthlng else. By the sunset hour every one ha reached the nleinegdnh. a park hurt on the hill right back of the old fortress It Is beautifully laid out with trees. Mowers and statin of Servian poets nnd painters ami cninimtinN from Its tine terrace, still called by its o'd Turk lh name, the Slope of Dreams, a sp'en did view over the gray waters of the Julned rivers t the distant white tow ois nnd green trees of Seiniln and the great Hungarian plains. Churches Combine For Work In Mexico Contldent that n new era uf progress nnd n better understanding between this country and Me!cu nic bound to follow the lioMltiible entry vt the Con stitutional nnnv Into Meico City, five l-lg Protestant denominations of this country have come together ns an v angellc;il unit which w) shortly "In nde Mexico" under the name of "the Ptangellenl chunh." with the purpose of uvaiitfclltiiiii that ouiitry'e In lis bit-nts. ? STiCKIriG WHEAT, r i tVit wi.m rt- "wt::.ir"" la heut fc lb .u l I iTr,'.rlni. i x r-igttt of f t-iu Ld rl,Hl.S aud tk!LB' !-- SUcfctljg U parUi-U- f lany 1rufrrant whn thrashing i. caniJt d 'L tfjoo after the cutting. VK-aKv it afford b-rttef t fifou-ctlon at om e. J fi.fferwu pructicc are Id ae. 9 In the e-j-t ht't W auaily Lickrd outside or stored la mows as sjjd as dried out to Z t ie sLiXfc. Il b then allowed to ? reutin a few weeks or mouiOs Z until thrashing can be done 7 1 brushing dirwt:y friin tb .it .k m a more coiomub pr.it iiev to the eL J te cowl of liirn-n tng from the shock- t g-nra!i sn:ewtiat iernt than the euol of stacking and thnistiit;g from tite stjo k. The farmer who does not have sum lent storage sre for bof-!i thrashed grain usually riitdji it sdvantageiii9 to star k his crop. Am rlca n A g rlt u 1 1 u t tf i. SECRET OF MARITAL BLISS. Live Outdoors and You'll Both Be Too Happy to Quarrel. Sixty yenrs of married life nd Def er a quarrel is the record of Mr. and Mrs. James bay too of Hay side. X. Y who have celebrated the sixtieth anni versary of their wedding The secret it r-erfwi matrimonial harmony Is life !n the open air, according to Mr bay fun. "I would advise every young man to marry young and then settle down on a small farm.'' he says "Outdoor life has kept ns healthy. an1 we bare al ways been tH baipy to qanrreL Not So Strange After All. Vou may think it strange that so many people are cured of stomach trouble by Chamberlain's Tablets. Vou would not, however. if you should give them a trial. They strengthen arid invigorate the stom ach and enable it to perform Its func tions naturally. Mrs. ftosie Kish, Wabash, I rid., writes. '"Nothing did me the least good until I began lifting f'hatnberlain s Tablets. It is decid edly the best medicine for stomach trouble I have ever used." For sale by all dealers. c ONE HOPE IN ULSTER CRISIS General Election Now Seems Only Chance of Solving Home Rule Row. The Buckingham palace conference on Irish home rule has failed, as ex pected No one attempts to predict what the next stage of event may be niter this supreme nnd apparently lost fungible attempt nt a compromise. No one sees any possibility of a settle ment of the dispute unless It be by the government apcaliiig to a verdict of the country through general election, a lid such h step would he considered generally not a compromise, but a sur render, by Premier Asftiith's cabinet The Labor party Is angry because It had no part In the conference, whereas in parliament It would have bevti given the opportunity lu register Its position on the disputed cpiostious. There Is absolutely no sign nf giving way to (he opposition demand for a general election This brings war ap preciably nearer If the opposition Is in earnest over the proKJsitloii of armed resistance. Iiifis-tion and Insect Itltes Iiiiigcroii Mosiiiitoes, flies and other Insects, which breed ipilckly in garbage palls, potida of stagnant water, hams, mus ty places, etc., are carriers of disease. Kvery t hue t hey bile you, they in ject poison into your system from w hich some dreadful disease may result. (Jet a bottle of Sloan's Lini ment. It Is antiseptic and a few drops will neutralize the infection caused by insect bites or rusty nails. Sloan's Liniment disenfects Cuts Brui sen and Sores. Vou cannot af ford to be without it your home. Money back if not satisfied. Only 2.c at your druggist. ABMIMSTHATOITS XOTICK. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned was, by an order of the County Court of Douglas County. Oregon, dated June 22, 1911, ap pointed administrator of the estate of Joh'i Staiidley, deceased. All per sons having claims against said es tate are hereby notified to present the same, properly verified, to the undersigned at Camas Valley. Doug las County, Oregon, within sii months from the date of this notice Dated July V, 1914. O. P. STANDLEY, Administrator of the estate of John Standley, deceased. T We Arc in the Market for Peaches Itertlctt Pears Apples and Prunes in lutge quantities. If you have other pioducts write us, giving varieties. Food Products Co. SITMKUI.IV OltKCiOX Greatest Opportunity of the Season GROCERIES AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. Our entire stock consisting of thousands of dollars worth of Clean, Fresh, Staple and Fancy Groceries, must move and move quickly. So we are going to make prices that will move them. Cost not considered. Be sure and be on hand next Thursday morning, August 6th, at nine o'clock, when our Big Sale Opens. The first to buy will, of course, have the largest and BEST assortment to select from. Indicaations are that our sale is going to be very popular. Our store was closed Saturday night, Aug. 1, at 9 o'clock, and will not be re-opened until Thursday, August 6th, at nine o'clock in the morning. Roseburg Rochdale Co. WATCH This Space for Further Announcement PROFESSIONAL CARDS n. F. JON KS Attornrf-at-lJlBr Will practice in all courts. Ei- Reglater U. S. Land Offittce. Office In Masonic Bldg., Casa and Jackson streets. C1IA9. P. HOPKINS Attorney-at-Law Room 4 20, Perkins Bldg., Roseburg. Especial attention given to con veyancing and the examination of titles to real estate. Practices lo all State and Federal Courts. Phones: Office 119, Residence 13S-L hit. I). K. SN'KI.L Osteopathic Physic Ian Disease, of Women and Children a specoaity. .101-3 Perkins Bldg., Roseburg, Ore. li. .Q.. IIICK9 SURVEYOR 223 Perkins Dnllding. Roseburg, Or. AMIKRT S.IIUEY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. Roseburg - Oregon. IIRS. BKKI.Y, 8 ETHER & STEWART Physlrlans and Surgeons. lulte of Offices Rear Douglas Na tional Dank, Ground Floor. Ph-ne 37. ROSEBURQ OREQON Ol RIK)N A. FOIIY Vocal lessons Studio 312 East Cass Street Phone 191-J. ROSEBURG, ORE. MILS. (-IIAH1.KS S. HKINI.lNB Pianoforte Instrustur MuUnl Kindergartener Studio: 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R. IftVs Hours: Phones: 0 to IS a. m. Office: Main 171 1 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 177 OR. tlCKTTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Disease! a Specialty Jtflcs, Masonic Bldf., Second Flocr. ANYONE CAN Rl'Y THE UMPQUA VALLEY FRUIT UNION More Buy Now READ this paragraph; GLANCE at the rest. Another carload of Hour is oil tlie way from Eastern Oregon to the Fruit Growers' warehouse, across the tracks from the depot. The Fruit Union does not deliver, but you can run down with your auto, or get jour friend to run down for you, and get a mighty fine hard wheat flour at ONE DOLLAR A SACK. A saving of 30c to 60c a sack looks just as good to a town housewife as to a country housewife. The town people have herped the fruit growers in n thousand ways. Here Is a chance for the fruit grow ers to help the town people. CiOLDKN HARVEST KI.OI R x-r II) II.. 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 your dealer; and, second, we only need to make expenses, while he tins to make expenses and his ririi.VYhen you buy from the Fruit Grow ers you get the profit. RED, WHITE AND RITE FI.OI R (ID lb. snck) l.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 FEED PRUTS: Rolled Barley (70 lb. sack) $1.00 Ground Barley (87 lb. sack) $1.25 Ground barley Is for cows and hogs. llran, ordinary (60 lb. snck) 80c Ilran, extra (CO lb. sack) 90c This bran has high feeding value because TT It contains a large percent of shorts. Shorts (90 lb. sack) $1.45 Our mills make no middlings. This rich feed, which is usually sifted out of the bran nnd shorts and sold separately, is all in our bran and shorts. Compare the two before buying. ALL Kill" IT GROWERS AND POI LTRY SUPPLIES The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union The Co-operative, on-profit Aorlntion of Growers ViirelHUfo Arrufis Tracks From Depot. Phone 232 A- V1 ANYONE CAN Rl'Y ' ANYONE CAX BUT ANYONE CAN Hl'Y Flour for the Winter