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ft I RSlIENTiifAO Jjjfter Applegate Passed Away y at Central Point Saturday ' f WAS WELL KNOWN IN DOUGLAS r. AppUgdte formefly Livid at YuntalLj Where tie Wds Wtll Ktiowa runcidl Will Be Held dl Dfdift V.Wk.iH-. who watt fouinl (U'aii in ffl :ti th hunu of 1)1 son. 11 v 1 i fimai roini S;itunl:iy morning Hruary l!t, uill shock his man rit mis ami ;n uuintani;-K in till: t utility ami 1 li ruiihuut lh t in i i state, sas tin- Alt dtunf Trihuiie. -Mr. Aiijilt'Kaie was liint; t-iiipor inly at th sons (Vntial I'oint some, iiiii'mlim; to return to Hi' Muz aril mine on Klk Cm k as soon a was possiMe to nsuiMf work th.-r" 1 had mailt' extensive plans lor tins ar 8 uVw-lopment ami was nton in usually hopeful of nsults. H ,i enjux-tl kdoiI health lately ami , ou'tflt.' eveniiiK previous to his d.-aih lie was well ami in wood spirits. Wh'-n talleil for breakfast Satur lay morning he made no response . destination revealed the fait thai .ie had wone to sleep ami apparent) . ueer awaKeneci. lor mere was m vidence of a inowment that niihi , nave resulted from pain Ilis rhe.-k v in Die palm r his rlwli! hand ami . appeaml to be peai-efiilly asleeji XtTort to awaken him revealed th. fart that he had passed into his fin-i 3rk Appleuate, his son, anoni pealed the remains yesterday tt lrain, this state, fur burial. Mrs AppleKate, the widow, who ltas beet IvInK in Salem for some veurs, was Rifled. Peter Skeen )den Apitleate. d' -ased. was about tl4 y-ars old. He u prominently known throughout ie state, bavins nerved Or eyon a: ,tate land eommissioner until 1 1M 1 l rid also bavins served .larkson ,'ounty of fieiaJly for man v ye;irs. rst as county surveyor, t hmi t u c ins as county reeonKr, ami final two terms as assessor, lie was :i on of Captain .Ies.se Appb-t::te. ttw amous Oregon pioneer, of Yomalla vho, with his brothers. Lindsay A p plet?ate, of Ashland, and liani'd An pleaate, of the Willamette Valle came to Oregon in is CI. Peter Apple gate is survived 1 three sons and three daughters, be iifcU-s a wife. Mark A ppltvi.tt re sides in Med ford. Clyde In Cent ral Point, and Jesse, .1 1, at 1 1 ilh-bo-'n. n .ir Portland, haisy, the eldest oi CgJbree daiiMlH'Ts. lives with bet hjKnd at Salem, where al.-o lives Kl.i m-lie, t lie youngest, who is ii n narried and is employed in the Sa eiu llish School as a teacher oi Istei her noKraphy, while Susie resides with her husband in Portland. Mrs. Kaebael Alford, wife of Presi dent M 1.. Alford of the First Na tional Hank of this city, is a cousin of deceased, as is also lan A. Ap plegate, an einplrno of the Wells Kargo Company at Ashland. Peter was the last snnivine son f Captain .lesse Appleiiate. all of fthom died suddenly, as did lie, heart trouble. RESOLUTIONS ADOPILD AT RIDDLE FAVORING ROAD TO CRATER LAKE ( From Piddle Tribune). At a in::;s meeting held Tud:i night uiiib r lire auspi.es of the Uid die lewlnpae nt i.eamie, resolution uri'in lb" ninety court t appro pi iat $.' euit ami nail y tow ard 1 1" const i m t mu of the Crater I.ak dLjhway i mm Yilbr to Tiail, wer unaniinousU pa-s.-d, ami a coinu.ii (. was appii'iitt d to draft a r -oIu litin to ! nt to th" iiivp.ii ! tion in Coir.; .-s d- uii.ndir.u that th- y support and work for the paaye o I he T.i ' Ir Hill, a i -propria t inn on iiiillion b.l'a's annually tor th" put poe o' bull dim; w ;i:;on r ;nls ami t r:iiN in mid adjat -nt to Nat i una I Fun-st. (Ml UiMt-'ioll of tie- I.euMje. S. C. I'artiuii'. Mip'-i i:-or of it.'' I tiip'ina I a-1 ' st. w a- p; "S"i!t , arnl fully v 4J:;el th" j .s run - o." t!." to- o;-t-riiC e plan nmb r w !i n h t l.e F .-v i;u.-rn!i:-nt apnropr iat iim.ii. y for . This ru.ei . ur ru 1 1 on . as w ll as i-f.itiri-' what woilbl P- nit in l;is Fout.f' it the T.iler Fill b'-tom-;i a la r th- l:nd. Mr. F 1 1 1 ri Mi a i a 1 ! .it) abl" adtirtf.- in b. ! ,tlf of .rk that has air. ad I- eli t -k- n mi. an I ii.ipie. upon th. l.ir.- - , row 1 of ' :.-v.f pn rt the irn pnrr.in t -" 1 '''' I''-' '"ii of t h F-at.r I...K" Ili-;livi.iv io ! !.. Pfi.ill-. and C:e whole county CliiMren Cdd am! lrup. "I Iiiiw U-- ! i 'l.rtinh- ria ; n s i'n ic "nipd- in tr-atini: m b:bi-.-n fn: an ! i ou - with t!ie b-t t- ,- !t I 'd t- I f.t'e Wlfliotl tbe heU-" I cannot Pp- ak Inn - of it." -vrit" M rs. Joshua wll. Mr. Bartrum showed how af. tr teral years of effort on the ;ait of himself and other forestry oti.ciuly. the Crater Lake project had it Iat bten gotten under way, and uI.o that our present county court i the firt body with mhteb he has 'Ltn able to K"t co-operation, and be uip-d that the eople of Riddle ml all Foil Kins County should get be'.iml the county court and support hi in this action. A.cordiiii; to estimates of Mr. lait rum, Douglas County would re eie annuall under the Ta lor Hill i her proportion of the uiil- iin d'dlais. A resolution that had di-en draft -d for the consideration of the nieet ii!' was nad by F. W. Beer, and iii.aiiimtiusly uduptid. It is as fol ic ws: .Wlu-reas. The construction of the Crater Lake Itoad. via the South ( U)p(iiu, l;tk and Trail Creeks, and .he Koue Kier will be of ureal 'e!ie!it to houKlas County commer- iall by reason of the Crater Lake travl over this road throiiKh the ounty, the divt;;nce beiiiK (shortened '.pproxiinutt dy IS'.', miles, and When-a;, The F. Forest Service ia.-( rt c,ihi:Ij d the importance and oastrmtivo alue of a standard .vaon road to Crater Lake oer this oiite, and have appropriated $rtioo o be ecprml(tl upon tli is road during .he present fiscal year, providing .ho county court of Douglas County impropriates a like ruiii to be ex ' nli d on the same mad within the .i:ne period, and. hereas. The I. S. Forest Servic. ias fintiier approved this route, and .reid to a contimiiiiK apropriation f at b ast i.MHHi each year until the ompb tion of the road, providing the aid i-junt court of OoiiKlas County -i operates with them lu the ppro- riation o( a like sum each year, nnd Whereas, Cnder this agreement lie F. S. Forest Service and tin ounly fouit of boulas County have Jready i-aust-d a survey of the first e tion of tills road to be made, nnd .ave expended considerable nionev in its construction nnd are still main .tin ; iu; a lari;e crew of men In c;n U in lion work at this lime. Now Therefore, lie it Hereby Ite lved by the members of the Kiddle ievt lopimuit League assembled at a . rial me'diiiK held this, the lath lay of February, litlti, 1 . That we heartily endorse th iction of the county court of Hunt; an County in making an upproprta on equalling that of the F. S. For st Service in carr int; on t lie con Inittioii of the tia Id Crater Lake t;)atl, and J. That we respectfully uro the ounty court of lotiKlas County to ue t the apropriation of the P. S orest Service dollar for dollar until his mad may have been completed md :!. That we unitedly uik all com u en la I bodies. ( iv v omanizat ions. u.-:n ss men and cit izens to w r it he coiinly court of Douglas Count eiiie.ti.it; them to keep up this rooc v)rk to the end that this road may e com pi ted, anil the people oi ti'iiiKlns County profit throiiKli tin H" ning of this seeiion to the extent if inanv times the cost of the con truction of the road. 4. That these resolutions hi i'tead upon our minutes, and a eopv thereof be presented to the roiint (urt ;.t its March nt' . t j n by a suit tble deb-yation of citizens. It was also the sense of the meet ;m, that a nidation unim; the pass .i:.- tif tie- Ta.vlor Pill he drafted M the Leanue, and on motion a com iiitt"" of three was appointed l Pi i-i cut !t. P. Unllvrinkle. namelv A. liuldle. c. F. Sowersby and F VY. p. t-r. This committee w ill ore are a suitable revolution and for v.ird it t.t (irf-on's i epi es.-n ta t i ve. n Cmyr-ss and F. S. Senator, am! il i ait' id to the work of imluciriL' eiine n:'-p and cit izens to w rite etxnial b tt rs to The Coniiiessmeti ! kinir tie :n to support ami work fo- i the p.i :a--e of the bill. I In order to impiesn upon the peo I pi" of Imuulas County the import am.. (,r the romtnn tion and romple t'on of the Crater Lake Hihwav, as alreadv b mm, it was proposed t!.;:t a I.i r b l-.i t ion of Piddle p. o- I k'O to lin-;. t.rim ttnrifiif the Ms- ;ion of th" .M;,r h t-rm of th county curt and make a public d"monstm-' tion of tie ir ! -u:e thut the c0rt ( eontin ie to appropriate t an-' na.-llv from ioint; funds toward the buibliiiL' of tlie road, as nt-'rewj, nt, ' r a- b-te.L This plan n.et w ith -tr or.z approv.Tl and it i? probable that an lycujd,,,, to Kosebiirif will. Jrr;t,. .1 in. IndinK promin-nt ! P' opb- f:o:a all over this -e.-tion o: nun:. and that the Piddle Hand 1 COAL, $6.5 j.c-r t"ii fiom the IMRIK Ci :il mine, Plione 24-I;-2. may accompany the eicursloo is even other Rou Hiver Valley towns, by uifKeated. Mr. Bart ruin, n repre- merely consti ucting and inipruviu; sentative of tht Roseburg Cormier- about -5 mile of road. Jack sol cial Club, assured the members of County I building a waKon road up the League that they would be heart- Konue liiver to Crater Lake at tre ily received by the Hose burg orgaut-1 meudous cotl. The South Finpqun zatiou. which has also gone on rec- ' route inti rse, is the HoKiie Kivet ord and is working for the atvomp-'road at Trail, on Ko:ue Kiver. thus lishmeut of this important highway uUizing to the benefit of lioulas work. U'ounty the work being done by Jack Others in attendance at the meet- son County. ing talked briefly in favor of llio u"e 'B"a. among ttinu I. J. Norman, a resident of the Til- I ler section: A. I.. Aikins. Will Drown. W. I.. N'tehols. O. V. Ui - don. M. W. I'ruuer, II. K. Wells and P. W. Ile.er. liuriiiK Mr. Ilartrum'9 address, he brought forward niu.h lmerestint; and valuable Information regarding our timber resources. Government road building In forests, and the are tantages of the completion of the Crater Lake Highway to the people of Douglas County, but on account of lack of time and space, the Trib une is unable to present this malt in detail this week, but will dn so in succeeding issues. That the people of Itlddle have at last been aroused to the importan and benefits to be derived from the opening of this route to Crater Lake Is strongly manifest, and no effort will be spared to push the plans fo' Its completion to a successful ternil nation. I'rlor to tho meeting the Itlddl. Hand appeared on the streets and enthused the people with stirring selections. The road to Crater Lake by the South I'mpqua route, which Is now In course of construction by the tiov erntnent and the county, is by Tai the must Important project ever un lerthken by Douglas County. Only those who have had an opportunity to go over this route can realize Allat Nature has dune topographical !y to -make this the most feasible route to the world's greatest wonder. Crater Lake. Leaving the Southern I'acific Railway or tho I'aciric Uigh Aay, this route takes one through he South I'mpqua Country, which s one or the most beautiful and fer ile valleys of the state. Tor the en lire distance one is constantly en shrouded with Intense, intereuting md even-hanging Bcenes. I'assins ilong through highly inproved tarnis. j'rult orchards and magnificent coun try homes, populated by a prosper-on'- md contented people, you will be iinazcd at the wonderful pidur .'Hiiueness of the country as it stretch s east and west along the river am! nestles among tho low foothills ex lending to the north nnd south . Here Nature has concentrated her iireatest efforts in producing In pro fusion the natural wants of man Here are scenic beauty anil grandeur, the coldest and purest of waters, he immense fertility of the soil, l delightful climate, suitable to the un-essful production of all kinds o! ruit, vegetables and farm crops, while the hills and mountains abound :n all kinds uf game. In the river md mountain streams can be found he best fishing in the world. A paradise, so to speak, for the sports man. Certainly man's ideals ran In fulfilled here. As you pass Tiller you emerge in to the intense stillness and unlet of 1 gnat forest, disturbed only by the roar of the South l'mpiua Itiver. as it dashes over roi-ks and prccipit ions walls In its mad rush to the sea. The tries of this forest comprise nearly every commercial specier. in the stale. Here is where Oregon's tlmlxT gianrs can he found. From -nirue view puilits JOII can dlsicrc tho unbroken stretch of forest as ar as the eye can see, denoting un old wealth, awaiting for capital to levelop it. In reference to the construction or tills road to Crater Lake. I h.iik.;i - 'ounty holds a stractjr po-ilion, in that we can divide the Crater l.ak-- r.-.v.l and trade with M.dlonl mil YOUR PKRS0NAMTY IS Your Greatest Asset Our fmsiufis in fft rpft ir,u hrfft 'ffttt to rtt rivU tnit r fr sniml afftrtnifire ( -Clfaning-Pnssing Rrpjirintf t h at h tui in 'i 7 he rru tfif hi - FI.YJ-: .7':..7.v; Trif I t - Trtt V - r-,,11 I s i'; 142 N. Jarkon Phone 277 t'liv South rmpiiuu route is a prut- ,ira b,.ln Hat,.r Ine ,.,iro diMume. uith a n.aximuu g.Lrl,i., ,.r .,,,1.. - ,, ,,,,,1 ! n,.. m,. mik'n (. a : hit It shortens the distance to Cratei Lake and Klamath County points ap pruvimulcl) Us miles. It gives t lioiml.ts County an outlet into Kast t rn urcguii, a., well as a direct rout to Southern Orcg.m toiiits. L'leven thousand people vtiitt-l Crater Lake in !!!".. and If the in crease Is as gre-it - the next fi vears as it has beer '-urilig the p:it five years, i'ii.imio pl4- .e wilt In' visit ing Crater Lake i.m .iy. It runt he obvious to anyone i) K the ope., ing of this road wim.l mean t Ilonglas County. It would mean thai many thousands of people would stoc at different railroad points in III county, .quip theieselvi-s for t It trip, hire automobiles to go to Crat Lak, employ packers and guides nm horses for liiintin;; and fishing trip enruute. This is a wealthy clas. whicb wants to buy just what Dour las County should have to Sell equipment, hunting, fishing an scenic alt rai t inns. From northern points visitor could reach Crater Lake over tlii road w hen completed as soon as tln can reach Medloril by train. Till road, when completed, will menu th lircuUlion of half a million dollar annually in this county, a verliahl itold mine. As before stat'-d, Douglas Count, has never undertaken a more worlhv or constructive business proposition The Covcrnmf nt has rivogni.c this route us oi National iniportanci in that It not o'nly cunnects two ver important communities, the l'lirpqu and Uogue Kiver u:;eys, hut It dc velopcs anotlrer important route L a National paik. whirli contains th greatest wonder of the world, th' only known ealdera. Douglas County has the only re;i! scenic anil practical roule, the cost of the dcveloppicnt or which will b small compared with the bi nefiis de rived. We shoi.Ml, not fail to avai ourselves of tlltis advantage. The county is cooperating Willi the Furesl S"rice to the extent of paying one half the cost. The slimy ir you want good Insurance you should know the Company bai k of your policy. Yon should have your policies made to conform with the Oie gon laws. You should know I he fin.-in flat rtalidiiig jf the comp;ni Issuing our policies. We sc" that every possible protection is given our eiii-r:'-Wo wrMe all kinds of IN SI'ltANCI-: and I ion lis!. Tb-e ramlliar names should npp. ,1 to your good Jii'hu'iiient win 11 Selecting it conii.illv: The Liverpool, Loiiil ur and t:in!..-. The Home of . v., The Col'li nenlal. The I'ho' nix. Tie- .-mi. The Aetna, lu the alioe 1 t are two of the Strongest r,,,,, parties lining husinivs in 1, .-I'nili--! yt.-iti-r. Let us write vour InMlr.-i'"'-We tiiak" ;i ., .iniv OI ; and as;iire jou piriiiipt serve . HICK & MRS. F. I). OWI.N Cut Flowers Pottfd Plants Funeral I'eMgns Wedding Boqjcts PIIONKS Greenhouse 9FI2 City 41 1 Buy where You Can save Mont y Tlie M"ii v viii st t ;r ! each week lor the I;i'm ' bins more lit re fur Ie-' The Careful house w 1! w ill pt ei iaie tliis. AM t'oids Strictly I';eh i" No sjie ial baits ate 11 - "f essary to attract atl.-til i'.il 11 it.o ! J Spot Cash Basket Grocery :!: A. C. DUNI.AP, Prop. 23A, N. Jakor St. J FLOUR, and FEED ::tvd engineering work is under the tnc.ueers trom the Bureau of 1'ublu r;.i.ids. The work that is being done substantial in ihaiacter, and in itudaiue with modern road build n: t: methods. bainlk-rlaiirH 1'ablets lhiillix (.hm1 Mrs. F. F. Smith. Cloversvrlle. N , writes to the mauulai'luiers of iMtnberlain's Tablets as rollows: "1 -1 it my duty to write to ou and II ou of the good y.nir tablets are -nlii; lor me and tiihiiv ulliers that h;ie told about them. For over years I have been troubled with r trouble. 1 have been under th. tor's .are most of the time, but -i not found anything that ha tii- il me as much as Cbamlierlain's .itdcts.'' Obtainable everywhere. 1 1 o I'OltTI.AMl MAI5KKT ItF.I'OKT. Cattle- Steers, $1; .Ml to $7.7j; s. 1 -,o lt) Sheep WotnerH, $.-..T:, to $7.7".: ws. $ 1 to ..:'.".; lambs, $7..'.e ' ttcii'i. .Market steady. Hogs- $7.LT to $vil.V uol - Vallev. LTic to I'flr. Itosehiiri: Placket. Itirlter 7.'.c (ier siuari l-:g-.s ::r,c. I'-iitlcrfat - ,'!lle. l'oullry liens, !ic to lie. springs I'otatoes- Jl.'.i) per cental. Wh.-at HOC per bushel. Oats Die bushel. Mt. Diablo Cement Cold Medal at the I'anama-l'at ilic luterna tional Kxposilion. H. J. DENN Trnftr tnd .Vloric Co. New Railroad Map Just i.siK'il. Shows liM-jii ion of ni'W iioKisi-il Iois-)Mii-Lr I lai Irouil to the tiinlicr. All pliitliMl l:m(lshown, tti tln i- with ro;ul, t rai Is, sfhoois, iliiii.-it ions nnd lots. Vaiiiithlc loliunl u m-rs uimI Li im iM-rtiiciu Price f2."iii I.. G. HICKS, Encineer r. o. ixix it; lloscltlll'K, O'Von IT R RICHARDSON'S MERCERIZED CROCHET The biggest selling crochet cotton in Roseburg today, Matches D. M. C. We have Complete line of this geuuine R. M. ('. The washable Cordonnet Crochet Cotton in uuivcrsal use (or finest work. Comes iu white sizes 3 to 80, eeiu 3 to 60 and in the following colors: piufc, blue, delft, linen, yellow aud lavender iu sizes 5. 30 and 50. Mail orders filled. Our Price Any Size or Color CARR'4-A .OOCmXm3OXOOOm3O00OO000O If FANcy patcNTI HARD WHEAT FLOUR 1 NELY & NEELY, CASS STREET In Following Washington's Example Home at Mt. Vernon KE.NN V LUMBER COMPANY PAYS ADVERTISE Ad Writing is a liberal education in its sell. How many School Children can write an Ad about, we'll say, Bread, Rutter, Apples or Grain, Lumber or any local product of Douglas County? Elbert Hubbard SAID: ADVKR'I ISINC; is the education of the public as to w ho yon are, where yon are, and what yon hive to offer in the way of skill, ttlenl or com liiodity The only man who should not advetti-e is the man who has nothiii'; to offer the world in the way of commodity or .service. The Review is First and f oremost of any and AH Douglas County Papers, e.vcr ready to promote and exploit the resources and advantages of Southern Oregon. An Ad in tills P.iper will reach tho Buying Public If you are n il on The Review suhseriplion list, )ou should be. See our man at the counter, Plume lJ0, or urile us any time. An ad in The A'cjVh' for iimr hwiiness 11 ill do t hi' business M C 1 0c a ball Variety Store New Car of Diamond "W FLOUR Just in, if yuti Imven'i usimI it, try a sat-k. There IS NO BETTKR. Also Dallfs Patent Queen City and Pride of Douglas Brands We must not forget that while he patiently endured the hardships of Valley Forge, He also built a comfortable TO Siftw..t-r, N. if- Oblain- everyn bore. c
