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EVENING R0SE31R0 REVIEW. ISSltll DAILY LSI LIT SUNDAY 11V i REVIEW rritl.lsHINO COMPANY. Entered at Roseburg, Oregon, Post office as Second-Oasa Mattel I.. WIMBKKLY. The Triple Alliance DAILY Per year, by mail t.1.00 Per month, delivered SO per week, delivered ID SKMI-WKKKLY Per year $2.00 Six months 1 00 Al (il ST K. Illl I. ' Germany, Austria and Italy Joined Strong Bond For Offensive and Defensive War In I'ISHLItMKN OX A SIltlKE. T (From Tort Umpqua Courier). The I'rnpqua I'a'kiiiK Company rftfiiMiiiK to pay mure than three crentH er pound for fih, the finh.r-rnt-ii liae tiii finhiuK lor the com jiany, ons(u.nUy the plant Ih not operating. .Some time &ko an aree uierit wan entered into mrotiKu their auentrf here wherein they aureed to pay three and one half renin per cellur." It wjih really the outgrowth of pound for chinookH, but the officials the dual Hllinm-e U-tween Germany of the company at Astoria refused to 0nil Austria concluded on Oct 7, IftT'J, ratify the aKreement, saying that nn(j niKUel t Vienna by Count Andras- they would only pay three centa. The fiVi lhen Austro Iluntfarian minister of men who were flHinnj? fun mem ana f,,,-,, .jfTalre ond I'rlnce Iteiias. at most of Ihein are fishing for the co- - ........... mnh!lfisH,or at tho By ERNEST WELLECK. Copyright, 1511, by American lJrA Asso ciation J UK triple nlllanre at preset t ex lating betwt-eu Germany, An- tria Hungary and Italy whs originally formed on My 'JJ. and renewed from time to time. the last time on iet 7. l'.M'J. It was tiie crowning masterpiece ami. next to the iminVation ot Germany, the creut et diplomatic achievement of i'rlnce HlKiinirck. (iermjiny'a great "Iron ctian- operative cannery which U paying three and a half cents per pound. There seenm to be good proiect for a good catch this season, hh the fish are heginulng to run In good num bern. J,ant Heanoti the canneries lo.it money, ho they eialm a the falmon market was In a very poor condition, but this year the price is fairly good with the prospect of being better. The fishermen claim that they cannot make anything at three cents, and this company claims that they can not afford to pay more. So there it Is. Whether the I'mpqua Packing Company will remain closed down or meet the demands of the fishermen is conjective. The men have formed a union and will meet Wednesday night of this week to make it more perfect. If tho Austrian court. lu his Jleininlsrences" Prince BIh mnrek with rem;. rkahle candor explain ed the considenitlous which prompted him to form the alliance with Austria, lie realized t!i necessity of iruU'liii(( Germany against aggression by an al liance with another great power. An alliance wltb France, for obvious rea Rom, was out of the question. The choice wan between Russia and Aus iria-llungnry. HiMiinrck did not he--I tnte long with his decision In favor of Austria. lie knew that Iluwila would be a more powerful ally but with bis usual acumen und almost prophetic foresight he realized lh;it such an allium e would In the end be fatal to the milional and rmpijua Packing Company, which is racial Interests of the Teutonic peop!e controled by the Klmores at Astoria. do not operate this season It will work a benefit to the Cooperative Cannery as they will be able to se cure more fish, as far as the number of pounds of fish la concerned, but the financial condition of the market and t he effects that the Hiiro pea n war will have upon transportation to foreign markets is very uncertain ami speculative at the present time. The Twenty Year TeM, "Some twenty yearn ngo I used Chamberlain 'h Colic. Cholera and I Harrhoea Itemed y," writes Geo. W. I (rock, publisher of the Knlcr prise. Aberdeen, Md. I discovered that it was a quick and safe cure for diar rhoea. Since then no one can h1I me anything Maid to he just as good.' " , . Austria as the natural ally or Geiinnnv many .lines, and It has never disap- jpS(, (.0(l;,h,(.ri, , f ,lH,!I(.tMl h( dealers. c of ICurope. He foresaw the treineiidnUH growth of pan SlMvism so carefully nur tured and disseminated by Itiissla and aiming at the supremacy In Kurope of the Slavs, with Itiissla nit the ruling power. Hlsnmrck knew that Austria, lu a grenter measure even, was threat ened by the ascendancy t I lio Slnvs and had even more reason than Ger many to fear Kusslan aggresslou and Interference, particularly In the Balkan peninsula. Auttria as a Bulwark. The preservation of Austria as a bulwark against pun Slavism was con shlered necessary by tismar. k to main tain the balance of power In I-Jiropc and Insure the continuance of peace Kaclal kinship, national traditions and common Interests strong! v favored chancellor to conclude the defensive nl nance of i t; SISTER Read m Free Offer! Nf- if V- ft-? I am a woman, I know a woman'a trlalg.- I know her need of tympathy and help. If you. my mtf, an- unhappy beaiiA of III hcalth, If you f(..: unlit for hnuvhoM UutP-s, b..'i.i phviaun-s, or ilaily ctnplwyiu.-iit, write toi'l t.-ll ini- jti .t how yuu s'lrVr, mi l nri fr tuv tree ten cJjyi' tri.il of a home treatment suited to 'iir n cud m. Men cinnot undrtan'J women"i uffermot. Wmi we wmie-it knw frnn i-x-iuil-iif. wo kn.tw ttctti-r t ti id nfiy man, whu to t'll yni h'nv to cure ynimelf at homu at a l-i.M of atiinit 1.' t'cnta a. wi ck. If 'u am rr-r from women a p.-ruliar allmntf raunliiK- p.Hn In the he.id. b.ick. or bowen, feel. Ino of weiQht and draoorn-down icm.ition. f.illlna or duplacement of pelvic organi, causing kidney and bladder weakn-ta or conitlp.it ion and pilet, painful or Irregular periodt, citarrhai condtllom and dlsch.iraet. extreme nervousneei dmresied olrlt. m lanrhr.lv riotir i. r fear of lomethlnq evil about to happen, creeping feeling along the aplne, palpitation hot flithra, wearinpi, k.iliow complexion with dark cirrlea under tho eyet, pain lr the left brtaat, or a general feeling that life la not worth living, I INVITE VOIJ TO SEND TODAY FOR MY FREE TEN DAYS' TREATMENT oml lcnrn h"w thr 1 1 rii.-ti I run ho i-nnlly a.n1 'irtv contiu.-rpil nt h"me wltli-nii llin iliniM.-ia ii n't . -xiM-iiM- uf fin ..im ihIImii When you are cured, ami nt.l to t-n)i" lift! nK ilii, -mii c.n l".: ; tl.i ru.kI w.-nl n!..M7 untiif uUi. r HitfT. lor. My homo tr'itt ni.-fit I tor younn or old. T'. Mother, of UAunhtor,, 1 will expl.iln i1(nv to ovoiroun Kr.'. n lc kl.i s i,.,..r,w, in . kmIhi II !,.., hinnl i. h.n, ai li.amtuilo In ynutlK 'IIIM iiii.I ri'Muro II. to imomhoioiih iiii.I h, ilth. Toll mo If y.oi mo worrloil itlimit V nit iiinifc-nior. ormfiniier, it com you nothing to ;ivo mv lu.ino tl o.i Ihiont n tioi divi tiu.l anil ilo,., !,( loi.if,... with .tillv work If health I. worth a. kind for. lino i-copt mv k. n. t,..iH ..(T. r oiol write for th, free treatment. iiilii,lliiK my ill nl r.n.-i l.ooklut "Wom.in , Own Meilir.tl Ailvl.er." 1 IU nil In plum tvrii...-r iio.l- El j . - ""v" y"" ' "' n" ""l thl 'ITl'r' "mrk ",lr ''liiiB". nJ rouim to me Send today, iir y..;i ntily nut EI;o tills ufTor UKuln. Ad!roi. MRS. M, SUMMERS, .... Box H, SOUTH BEND, INO Buyers to Share in Profits Lower Prices on Ford Cars KT.oliw. fiuln AiikiiM I. Il'll. In AiikhsI 1, l!M."i. nlnl cum mil. oil :m.,in-, ,,in riilili'lliili I ii II l k Hint tlliic: 'l'oiuin Car $490 Runabout 410 Town Car (590 !' 1 . 'II i "mil, nil i urn fully oiiii lol i In Hie I ii 1 1 -. Sl.ilos ui Alni'I'l i :i iinlv I KiirflD-r, ) will I.) t . 1 lo iihlalii lhi. nniviiiiinii i-fTi - i-ii'N. v in on r f.irl.lv luinlint , an, th,. minimum nmt In iiur lull. Iiiislui: ,-.i,rin ii ' ii'iu li an t I 111 I f I'MI IIIIO , ., ,,.t Ill,' all,' lIlltl'D. Anil kIiiiiiIiI c ri' h llii. 1 1 n i.l ii, inm, ukioi' ()i I'.iv iih ili hn.M'i shui.' fi Jin in ,,.i o.r ,-nr Itir mi liliiiul AiikiixI I, liil.'.i In i.'ioi 1,-i.ul 1.,,.,-r nho imr i liiiio'N a I'mil car oi'tu i')'ii Ancusi l, l '.i ,u;. Allill 1. I ill.".. Kor fiinliiT iniillrii ii H-u-iiilii.i; lii.s.. Ii, .ii,.oii ami linifll DhariiiK ilau, I'oi.l n...il, i, II. W. llu rn.'t t . u hut. ini'Ktin. J lr.!. r tf: tern:5 "f tf;e oriz.n:i( tr;sty tiie- two towers were to rutnotne tht-ir etitirt- irntitnr? nrren-jth for iuu iu:il siif rrt in c;i"e -i:tir of the two I-owits -ifioti'ti l-e nttii' kcO lj Ilussla Sliciiii ui. of the tw-t allh' jHers le itt:ii-kH) ly nif I'thi-r wtT the otb er .iut-iI t:ot to siii-rt ttie art.".tktn lowr and t j-rserve :it lnt ntu tnl Ji'ate fritTMn.i to thcnllicl Miwer. S!mii;U H us." tu ))(; rt the utt:nkin2 Hmvit. however, the two all'cs shou.'il inakt ronirnon cnuse nuniut the ei.emy hs If Unssi.t tint) iKreii t!e auress'r. The term of tl:e alll;iii'e wtre nith er one FuUtl ami l:i:-ke. the eieineiit of re iiro-,t v. L'niN-r the nvrtftnent the two I !!! powers were ImjiiikJ to siirort one the or!nr only nniiist lu kI;i. f'.ut only Austria w;m In iininlfteiit iliiiii'er of hHu:; ,-itfjn ked by IJu-sl:i i'-rin:iny'8 pst (hmeroiis ctieoiy wa Kram v ui.il not liussin. Vet. timler tiie ttTins of the nllinii' e. Austria was Ix'UimI only to preserve a state of fricii'l'y n.'Utraiity shout. Germany lie iittiir-kM by l'r;!ii'-e." To pn'tci t the .Merest of i;-rruatiy I'.isinan k nr ruiip-ij lr; ImT ii neutrality trwity with liiissia. w lili h was eanrelt-il, however, a fi?w yeurs later by Uh successor. Cuprivl. Italy Versus France. Italy eiiti-n'd the triple alliance In H4joii after the Freii' h luvasioti of Tunis had ruueil the Itiillnn iMjjiie to n pnlnt of wrath and bltti-mess wlili'li fcr the moment quite extinuf-iti eI all ancient pnnle toward Austria and even triupranly tpiieti'd the al tat Ion for the "redemption" of the Trent ino and Triest. This Italian bitterness toward Trance lasted until !:-!.. In its fiercest ino mi'iits It provoked a tariff war which cost Italy many millions. The mllltar expendilures necessary to keep Italy up to her engagements wltb her allies cost still more. As for Tunis. It re mained Trench, and lu 1st'!) and 1!nr France and Italy recognized France In Tunis and .Morocco as well. France agreed to an ultimate Italian protee torate lu Tr!dl. With these treaties the Italian enthu siasm for the Austro-t leruian alliance cooled visibly. The Italian desire to include in the kingdom the Italian speaking territories of Austria reassert ed Itself. Finally the Atistilan annex at ion of llosnia and Herzegovina broufil Italy face to face with the possibility of a future Austrian expau i sion al"iiK the Adriatic In Albania, and the Increashm strength of the Austrian Meet raised questions concornii the mastery of the Ad rial ic hit h pro foumlly stirred the whole nation. Italy's Army Divided. With I he Trlpolitan expedition the hist sentimental nmnect'on ulih Ut Uii and Vicuna vanMted. If any still survived. From Iteilin caioe a dciiun " iatli.n of Italian ayiesi-.n which fairly astotind.il the Italians. While 'is Ji.uri.ats v wed wiili calmness and even with a certain mcanre of sympathy Italian epaiil--n. wld. b l-'reii' li aieements had legalized, (.er (nan newspapers demMineisI Italy as a worthless and pertiilius ally and j:ave ready currency to reports oT the brutal ity of Italian tiMups To all lln-e sotir.rs of Italian bit ten lei there i nW added the -ei ioiis change in lith.iis the Tr!plitan an liexallmi h:iK bi-oiiL'ht. lleiicel'oith fr many years ;i ;n-e Italian army will have to be kept In Tripull. I'.n! in the event of a war between t!ie triple all! :ince and the triple entente Itritish am Frerirh fleets Would cniii Ui iml the itim tntilil -ti I bn with the Ita.ian liciiitisula while V.a t t i in ii ml Algerian armies would be able to lnade Tripull t.t' Ity her African e pe.l i; i-m Italy has In a measure k'M'ii ho-ta-es to the sea I lowers. Weakened ai an Ally. As f.tr Ihe 'Icriniiii aspect of tin case, the Italian c.ure Inward Tor key weakened ltal manifestly as ni: ully dice It diminished her Fumpeaii rirm and I r i leased her vulneral'tlit In Aiiudo Freii. h attai k Hut. " hat was even more erl us, ( shattered fbe bnnds between tleriiiany and Turkey be- atise, nltboi: ;h tieriiiani :ad a'-suiTicd Ihe pnillnn of ti proiee lor of Tmke and In return couute.1 up. hi t he Tin kish :ii in as a re en mnemcni (n the armies ,.r the tupie alliaihe. she was .il.U.'.J (o stand uside Hud I'l-iuiit her ally to attack md dlMhemlter her fil-nd. As f.tr Au-iihi, f..t nrailv a i,.:'en eais the statesmen nf ihe dual iihii ch h.ne pen ened the . liaise In ihe direction of li.ihan inul'itiou I'l'leste. Ihe Trelilllio. the M.'MHatl an ae;ili.'i (he fuluie t Vlli.mia all nf these aie points u h.-ie Italian and Ausirbin de-U'iiH . ..:i.li n d. aid r. t seeial vears AiiMna h is h, eii build Inn foils fr (he 'i',r.'l to the -ulf of Catt.uo aial prepatinj; for n con diet u iih lla; D .it nl on Thiee Treatic. The orli;.niit ttlpie ii 11 la n e of lis was con- hided b-r n term of tie eurs. ilt:d H hen It epl:ed In vs; (he ra. dentist', anil ettiei i.idical tactions in ltal sttoiml opposed Ihe leneual of the ameeil elil It rsplll'is) aM ihe In tliieii e and ! it - al I esi .iv n t'rein.ei l'ilpl to btlim lt.i! Into Hue- lu the tivnty whs a;alu leuenvd, a? i wait In ly.C, but wUU added di.-trtist ami oprKjitijn on the prt of Italy The last renewal was for a leitu of twehe eara. m .u the H.ii.-uj.e, boiuewbat uiudj tied in tta U-ru.s, was reiiewd for tea years, with the provision ihut any ore of the (.ontnuting jjvers had the ri'ht to cuiictl Its udhereuce to the alliance by giving notice one year be fore the expiratluu of the treaty. The last renewal of the alliance wa made on lec. 7, l'Jl-'. two years b fore the explnuluu of the airrecnjeut, aad it hi understood that IhU jireiua ;ure renewal was due to the fact that certain changes In the treaty Were nec essary so as to make the alllau.-e more iiiiiding in view of the exacted com plications in the itulkau enlnsuhi re sultiui; from the annexation of Bosnia and the Herzegovina by Austria and the war lu the Balkans. The triple alliance is based upn three treaties; the brst between t.er ujauy and Austria, the Ke:oiid between Geitiiany and Italy, and the third be tween .Austria and Italy. The terms of the treaty between Germany and Austria art practically the same as thoe uf the original treaty of and are directed against Uusia. The i jeniian Italian treaty provides for mutual assistance In case either uf the two powers should be attacked by France. By the terms of the treaty between Austria and Italy friendly neutrality is assured by Italy should Austria be attacked by Uus1a. und by Austria, should Italy be attackeil by France. The terms of the treaties be tween Germany and Italy find between Austria and Italy have never been made public. The German-Austrian agreement, however, was published on Feb. a. at the Instiga'.ieu of Bis marck, to put a stop to Itussia's war like preparation!'. The Flet of Italy. Ostensibly the treaties upoo wbb b the alliance is based provide only for the conduct and uttitude of the contract ins powers In the event of war with Russia or France. There Is little doubt, however, that under these general terms specifica tions were made as to the conduct of each of the powers Interested in time of peace. It thus became evident souu after the rearrangement of the treaty by Bismarck and Grispi nt Friedrlchs nih. in the spring of is.s?. that Italy had undertaken to maintain a for midable Meet on (he .Mediterranean, while as a quid pro quo Italian agrlcul tnral products were to have convenient hcccss to Germany nnd Austria. It Is aiso evident that since Gerinauy has begun to construct a modern fleet. Italy lias not maintained the fleet iff the late eighties III first class order or aug mented it by distinctively modern i-mft- ( II IMBl It OF rOMMKKCK TAKKS ACTION' OX TH K IIIVKIES Al II AKItOIES 111 1,1.. (From Port I'mpqua Courier.) At the meeting , of the I'mpqua f'hamher of Commerce held Friday night action was taken on the nuttier of the riwrs and harbors bill now pending before the senate, and the following letter was sent to .Senator Chamberlain and Senator Lane: ", 'he I'mpqua Chamber of Commerce, request that you use your best efforts in securing an early passage of the present rivers and harbors bill. "The port of Fmpqua is at pres ent awaiting a survey by the Fnited States engineers for the purpose of improving the bar at the mouth of Ihe rnipqua river, which cannot be done until an an propria; ion is made which this bill provides. Should it be delayed, or fail in passing, it would work a hardship on the people of this port, and in this vicinity." IMPOIM WCI-: OF IIFAI.THY kllNKY. Itosebnrg tenders Should T.enrn to Keep tho Kidneys Well. The kidneys have a big work to do All the blood in the body is coursing through the kidneys constantly to be I reed of poisonous matter. It is a heavy enough task when the kidneys- ire well, but a cold, chill, fever or some thoughtless exposure is likely to irritate, inflame and congest the kidneys and interrupt the purifying work. Then the aching frequently begins, and is often accompanied by some ir regularity of the urine too frequent passages, sediment or retention Thousands testify to tho wonderful merit (.r I man's Kidney Fills, a rem edy for the kidneys only, that has b"eii used In kidney troubles ftO vears. You will make no mistake in following this ndvice. It comes from n resident of this locality: A. J. flavdon, Bnllf street, West Uosebui g. Ore., nays: "The state ment gave some years ago in praise of I loan's Kidney Bills, still hold Kood. They gave me great relief at that time and since, tbwn others of my family have also taken them with good results." ! Price ;"( at all dealers. Don'1 j -umply ask for a kidney remedy gel Moan's Kidney pills the same that I M r. 1 1 ay den had. Foster-Mil burn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y. mo vor v r to misposi; oi vout i.Ai? If so, send us n complete descrip ion of what von have and we will see If we cannot find uu n good trade ! or 1 ,os A ngeles proper! '. We Hie not ah'e to find cash buyers for lain! the-e d.ns, but l.os Angeles property is good and w ill be better as it is the fastest growing city in America a ml sure to continue to grow, as Kas'ern men and money are bound to keep coming JOHN IV Ol.WFI.T.. ll-'T Orange St.. I.os Antreles, Calif If you nave something to tell, to trado, to rent, or have lost umething. or found eotnethiug, use a uut adv. lu the Uevlew, Open 1 onight finO give those people who, perhaps, are unable to come to our big sale of first-class groceries during regular business hours and share of our unheard bargains, we will keep our store open Saturday evening, until nine o'clock. "OEMEMBER, This is a genuine closing out sale, and every article in our store is a real bargain. Many of them below cost. This is the second grocery stock to be closed out in Roseburg in twenty years. The goods are going fast. DON'T let the opportunity offered this evening get away from you. oseburg Rochdale Co. ANYONE CAX BUY AXVONIO CAN- IH Y THE UMPQUA VALLEY FRUIT UNION More Flour Buy Now for ihe 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 jour 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 Blowers In a thousand ways. Here is a chance for the fruit grow ers to help the towu people. il)l.l)K HAItVI ST FLOUR (per 41) II.. sn.k) $1.00 This Is our leader a splendid Knstern Oregon high-grade flour. This Is not a sale price. It Is our regular price. We can do It for two reasons: KiiBt, this flour does not cost ns what It would cost your dealer; and, second, we only need to make expenses, while he has to mnke expenses and his imflt.When you buy from the Fruit grow ers you get the profit. ItKK, WHITK AND BI.UK KI.OUK (10 Ih. sack) $1.30 The same grade of flour that you are paying l.ti for now. Absolutely the finest high-grade hard wheat flour that Is made in the Northwest. MILL I LLII I'UK KS: liolied llnrley (70 lb. sackl H.no llround Barley (87 lb. sack) L25 llround barley la for cows and hogs. Bran, ordlnury (60 lb. wick) 80c Bran, extra (iiO lb. sack) 90c This bran has high feeding valuo because - tains a large percent of shorts. Shorts ( !() lb. sack ) $1.43 Our mills make no middlings. This rich feed, which is usually sifted out of the bran nnd shorts nnd sold separately. Is all In our bran aud shorts. Compare the two before buying. ALL Kill IT (JBOWK'BS AM) BOULTBY SUTLIF.S The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union The CtvoNrotfvi Non-profit Atmr,at.on of Grower WarvltniiM Across Tracks l-roiii Drgmt, A. U KITCIIIX, PHONE 128 r'or freighting, moving, baggage, piano, lumber, wood aud coal handling. AUTO SERVICE We make a specialty of midnight "joyriders." trips to country dances, picnics, fishing, hunting and camping Parties. Easy riding car, with accommoda tions for from 12 to 16 passengers. H. J. Denn Transfer and Storage Co. Office phone 128. Res. phone 104-L Phone 232 ANYONE CAN BUY ANYONE CAN BUT Rice & Rice Heal Estate- Investments Insurance brokara. Bonds, warrants, and loana negoti ated. Mo'ises for rent and business exchange. Advice on any part of Douglas County and its adnptnesK. Stock, fruit and general farms for Bale. Business of all kinds. Some very select stock ranches. City property and luslnesses for sale. Long timu Insurance at very low rate:, all old line companies; no chance for spe cial assessments as In mutual compnnleb. Always buy tns best It's the cl eapest. Lower floor Masonic bldg Roseburg, Oregon PERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. I'luine D-KI'J Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets Just received a fresli supply of Ferns of all kinds. Also ou sale at The Palace of Sweets 1
