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EVENING ROSEBUKG ItfVIEW
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' AUG! ST , HH .
TO COMBAT ARMY WORMS;
ENTOMOLOGIST TELLS HOW.
Whan to Look For Thorn and Mathodl
of Provontion and Daatruotion.
Army worm onlbroan. says E. F.
Fell. New Yurli State entomologist, are
likely to orlnlnnle In rank grass or
other growth iiIuiik fences. In pastures
and oilier localities except swamps. It
la not a swamp feeding caterpillar.
Largo iiunilHim of eggs are laid In such
situations, and as Hie young cnterpll
lars Increase In sl.o Ibu nearby vegeta
tion la quickly exhausted, and we I lien
Lava more or leas extensive army
worm outbreaka. The caterpillars are
nlwut an Inch and a iiiarter long, dark,
light atrlpcd. and Iney usually feed at
nlghL It Is decidedly advnnlageeoua
to detect these outbreaks In their In
cipient stages and destroy the cater
pillars before they have spread to any
great extent
Clean cultivation, relation of crops
and the cleaning up of fence rows are
Important measures In preventing out
breaks by this Insect.
Local Infestation may be controlled
by the Judicious distribution of a
poisoned bait, auch lis thirty-live
pounds of wheat bran, one gallou of
molasses and a pound of parla green
mixed to a moist though not sloppy
consistency. This should be scattered
thinly Just before nightfall over the lu
tested area, but should not bo used
where there Is auy dauger of poison
ing domestic animals ur children.
Army worms may be kept from In
vading valuuble Ileitis by ditching or
ploughing a rather deep furrow with
Its perpendicular side toward the Held
to be protected. If the pests are
abundant, holes about two feet In
depth should be made in the bottom of
the furrow at a distance of llfleeu or'
twenty feet. Into which the cater
pillars fall and soon perish. Such
ditches should be watched to keep
the side nest to I ho crop to be pro
tected smooth and perpendicular and
the depression from being bridged by
the accumulated bodies of the cater
pillars. Ilroad bands of tar may be used as
a barrier, or lar may bo applied to
boards set up on edge. Insect catchers
could lie iiHcd in the same way.
The nd vii nco of army worms may
also lie checked by spraying a strip
Just In front of the caterpillars with
parts green, using at least one pound
to II fly gallons of waler and taking
care later see that all such vegeta
tion Is cut ami burned or disposed of In
such a way ns not to endanger live
stock.
I n fee I Inn and Insect lilies Dangerous
Mosquitoes, flies and oilier Insects,
which breed quickly In garbage pails,
noiida of slagnant water, barns, urns-
Iv places, etc.. are carriers of disease.
Uverv lime they bite you, they in
ject poison Into your system iroui
which siiine droailiiil disease may
result, tint a buttle of Kloau's Lini
ment. It Is antiseptic and a lew
drops will neutralize Die Infection
caused bv insect bites or rusty nans
.Sloan's l.lulniout dlsenfecls Cuts,
llrulsea and .Sores. You cannot af
ford to bo wllhotil It your homo
Money back If not satisfied. Only
i.'ic at your druggist.
I lai d work In still the road to pros
perity, and there Is no other. llenjii
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PLEADING HIS
NEPHEW'S CAUSE
What Happened to a Man
Who Wooed For Another.
I if) SU N S kT I
I ('ptci'uVr'?T J
The Exposition I. Ino 1915
1'or tol.l.r-; ,1. sell In tl Newport,
tu 'm-Is and ml! Information, rail on
in -net S I' Atom.
iiiiin m. snn r
General l'a. Agent, I'urtlaml, Ore.
'Uncle, I want your assistance."
What's the mailer, Joe';"
"You know Ellon Pickering?"
Yes; a lovely ulrl."
'I want her. She Is a very advan
tageous match. Help me to net Her.
"How ciill I help ymlV"
"Uncle, vou are devoted to her moth
erdon't deny It mill the widow Is
devoted lo you. Your lulliieiice will
turn the scale In my favor.'
'ooh, liny: Do you suppose a man
of forty-live, an old bach, is a proior
person lo Interfere in love affairs' lie
sides, are you sure Miss Pickering
wishes to marry you?"
"No. I wish your Intercession with
her too."
"Very well: 1 will sec what I can
do."
I'lio next evenlni! Major .loHoph
Stone. feeling: lu honor bound to keep
his pledge to Ids nephew, called at Mrs.
Ickcring's.
"I have come to plead a cause." he
said nervously. "Your daiicliter Is a
lovely woman, and I have come with
reference to a proposal from one
whose heart"
The major broke down.
"Indeed!'' The lady looked curious
and pleased-
lie may be a little off aa to aire
That would be no objection. I as
sure you.
Then his income la very limited;
but, you see, 1"
I see very clearly, major. The lu
come Is or no consequence. M.v iniiigii
ter Is verv well olT. What she wishes
la a man she can respect and love and
be proud of. The hero of"
"Pardon me. Heroism has nothing
"Not another word, major. Modesty
Is the most i-lui i mint; of qualities. You
will Ibid Ellen in the music room."
The major disappeared in the music
room, and at the same moment Miss
Pickering opened the door of the par
lor, where she hud left her mother.
"(Ih. Ellon, I thought you were In
therel Your hero has come to propose
for you. Fortunate girl! lie Is
ttttuiui:. I will leave you here." And
as the major re-entered the mother tils
appeared.
"Mauitiin was mistaken, major.
Here I am."
"I am glad to see you looking; so
(harming, for a woman cannot well
look cliiifininu' without fooling cliiirni
Inc. This will make easier u delicate
mission I have to execute."
"1 am listening."
"1 caiiie to plead a cause, the cause
of one who loves you."
"Oh. major:" dropping her eyes.
"Yet one who admits Unit he needs
some friend to help him."
lie needs no one but my moth
If she Is pleased there Is no one else
to be consideritl."
"Your mother sent me to you. wish
Inii me success. She has noticed the
drift of this unfair, and she will lie ill'
lidded w ith Hie match. Yon see. you
have every nood quality, while the
man. tinmen a tritlc youim ror you -"Ma.
ha: What a pleasant Irony
The man Is Just the ime I would
choose. You know I aui a yonntf thins
of twenty eiKht."
"Me has many estimable iiualltles,
can assure you."
Oh, major, how you ainiise me!
trliler! You are stutnblliii; iiIoiik as
you stumbled up San .loan hill."
"That was an easy Job couipurci
Willi this." tnkliiK out his handkerchief
and wlpius the perspiration.
"1 always said, major, even when a
Utile Kill. Ilmt I would marry none but
a hero."
That's too bad." disappointedly
"The heroism In this case-the heroism
of physical courage- has never
been proved, but I dare say upon op
porlunity"
Yon dear ma lor: Yon say that as
innocently as if It were really true
Mould less vou think it so. Tile prent-
est heroes are the least aware of tlnir
heroism. One thine I will admit-be
cause a man Is a military hero
doesn't follow thai he has courage In
UiltiiK a woman he loves her."
"1 confess there Is some cowuriici
In this case. A man should not em
ploy any one but himself to plead hi
eiuise with a w otnan '
Hut mamma doesn't count, you
know. You can't be accused of cow
,n-.i.. for stieaklui: to her Hist. Ma
lor. vou are as utterly untitled for
proposition of this kind as you proved j
yourself lilted lo lead men lu battle," j
"Well. then, to cut the mailer short,
you accept?"
"I do. nntst assuredly." !
"Then, hiivliis notbliiK more to do. I
tiall wl-h you a very food eieulus
nod much happiness." inovim; away.
"Nothlui; more to do. major?" draw
ing very near it ml looking up at HI in
reproachfully
"Nolliini; whatever. It's all settled"
"Then I have somethlnc to do"
Throw Ins her arms alsoii Hie major,
she drew bis fa, e down till hi lips
wen- within an Inch of her own
"I know i on love roe. dear ma lor.
though ou h ue been too blun lering
to tell me so. ami I lore you dearly."
"Hy thunder:" exclaimed the major
Internally, then externally: "Love von:
I have !oed yeu sin-'e you were a
child."
a
"Confound II. at mule of nine:'' said
J,e Stone. Jr . shortly after to a friend.
"I sent hint to plead my cause with
girl, luJ he got her fi r himself."
Thair Coast Lina la Longer Than That
of the United States.
It Is not Keueraily kuowu perhaps
that the coast Hue of the 1'hlllpplue
Islanls Is louder than that of the
L'nitisl States." Bald u man who has
spent more than fifteen years In that
ilintry. "The Philippines are numer
ous islands," be coiillnued. "It would
take one many uionlhs to tour all of
the Islands. Of course the climate va-
, hut in most parts It Is delightful.
The avcriiKc temperature Is lower than
lu many parts of tliu l.'ni'ed Stales,
and the humidity Is not nearly so
ereiit. Itecords of temperature lu the
lllllpplnes have been kept since IWio,
and lu (bat liuie the maximum record
I was lo;t decrees. The mean tem
perature Is from TO to So decrees.
If the liuiuldily were ureal there
are times when It would be almost un
icarabie, but ordinarily 1 would ralhei
live III the Philippines than in moat
sections of this country. It Is form
in lo that lu the mouth of greatest hu
midity. September, the telnperaluro
falls lower than at any other time of
the year, which makes it possible to
endure the conditions.
I have freipiently been asked If
there Is much drinking among the r'ilt
plnos. There Is comparatively very
little. The 1-illp. mis have discovered,
even If some of our own countrymen
have not, that alcoholic drinks and the
tropics do not mix. It Is seldom you
see a Filipino Intoxicated. There are
native brewed drinks in different Is
lands, but the people do not overin
dulge." Washington Post.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
Perfectly Plausible.
Cautious Customer Hut If he's n
youns horse, why do bis lees bend so?
Healer Ah. sir. Hie poor animal has
been livlni? In a stable too low for him,
and he's had to stoop! Exchange.
DON'T CHOW IlAl.l)
I'se Parlslml Sage.
If your hair is getting thin, losing
Its natural color, of lias that matted,
lifeless aud scraggy appearauce, the
reason is evident dandruff aud fail
ure to keep (ho hair roots properly
nourished.
'aiislau Sage applied daily for a
week and then occasionally is all that
is needed. U removes dandruff with
otio application; almost Immediately
stops falling hair and itching head;
Invigorates tlio scalp and makes dull.
stringy hair sort, abundant and
radiant with life. Equally good tor
men, women or children every one
needs it.
A largo bottle of this delightful
hair tonic can be had from the Hed
Cross liiarniacy or any drug counter
for DO cents. You will surely like
Parisian Sage. There Is no other
"Just as good" try It now.
you'll enjoy the
nutritious omlnrss of
lIaralonM
Supreme Sodas
10 centM nt your denlera
A I ltl-K TKKAT!
With 1 1 fnj litli from "Snprfmp'
txiii rrtvkrr ot oilri of may kiixl 0 :lrJ
dirrvt to uv a urptiw pjvkirr txnt'ttitir
ci'tnrlrif ..ofitnrht uf "Sup r m
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F. F. UARAUON A: SON
rORILAMl. ORtUON
Why Not Get Your
Gasoline
AT
Johnson's Drug Store
AM) GET
Green Trading Stamps
Don't miss the Big Closing
out, Sale of The Rochdale
Grocery Stock now going on.
Present indications are that
the entire stock will be sold
in five days.
Everything marked in plain
figures, come and see for
yourself.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Office Hours: Phone.:
It to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171
I to 4 p. m. Rsi: Main 172
OR. LUCKTTA SMITH,
PhystcUn
Women and Children Dlaeaiea
a Specialty
OfUce, Masonic Bldi., Seoond Door.
n. p. jones
At torney-At-f aw
Will practice In all courts. Er-
Hegister U. S. Land Offlffce.
Office In Masonic Bldg., Cass and
- Jackson streets.
C11AS. P. HOPKINS
Attorney-at-I-aw
Room 420, Perkins Bldg., Roseburg.
Especial attention given to con
vevancing and the examination of
titles to real estate. Practices In all
State and FedeMl CourU.
Phones: Office 119, Residenc. 138-1.
1H. I). P.. SNKI.L
Osteopathic Physician
Disease, of Women and Children a
specoalty.
301-3 Perkins Uldg., Roseburg, Ore.
L. .O.. HICKS
SCRVKrOH
23 Perkliu Building. Roseburg, Or.
AI.UERT 9. HVKY
OPTOMETRIST
118 W. CASS ST.
Roseburg .... Oregon.
HIM. REPLY, SKTHl.n St STEWART
Physicians and Surgeons.
Julte of Offices Rear Douglaa Na
tional Bank, Ground Floor.
Phne 37.
ROSEBURG .... OREGON
Ci TROON A. FORT
Vocal I.osaona
Studio S1J East Caaa Street
Phone 191-J. ROSKBL'RG, ORE.
MRS. CHARLES ... HKINI.1NH
Pianoforte Instrnator
Musical Kindergartener
Studio: 42 Ella St. Fhont 3J-R.
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THE UMPQUA VALLEY FRUIT UNION
More Flour
Buy Now for the Winter
READ this paragraph; GLANCE at the rest.
Another carload of Hour is on the 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 j our friend to run
down for you, aud 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 helped the
fruit growers in a thousand ways.
Here is a chance for the fruit grow
ers to help the town people.
(iOI.HEN HARVEST FLOUR (ior 4 lh. 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 has to make expenses
and his proflt.When you buy from the Fruit Grow
ers you net the profit.
RED, WHITE AM) BLUE FLOUR (41) lh. sack) l..10
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 PRICES:
Rolled Hurley (70 lb. sack) $1.00
Ground Barley (87 lb. sack) $1.25
Ground barley Is for cows and hogs.
Bran, ordinary (60 lb. sack) 80c
Bran, extra ii0 lb. sack) 90c
This bran has high feeding value because.
I ..I 11 contains a large percent of shorts.
Shorts (HO lb. sack) $1.45
Our mills make no middlings. Thla rich feed,
which Is usually sifted out of the bran and ahorts
and sold separately, is all In our bran and shorta.
Compare the two before buying.
ALL FRUIT GROWERS AND POULTRY SUPPLIES
The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union
The Co-operative, Non-profit Association - of Growers
Warclioii.e Across Tracks From Depot,
Phone 232 A-
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