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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSILD DAILY KXCKIT SUNDAY 11V REVIEW I'l Itl.lsllINO COMPANY Entered at Roseburg, Oregon. Post offlce as Second-Class Matter. L. WIMIIKKi.Y DAILY Per year, by mail J 3 00 IVr inoatli, delivered r.O Per week, delivered IS BKMI-WKEKLY Per year 12 00 Sir months 1 00 TIIIRSDW, I'KIIRI ARV -II, HUM. TAX STATEMENTS WERE MAILED HERE TODAY; START COLLECTING SOON n-itlrncd to Cairo, III., to stand (rial, After several weeks of hard work, was convict. d in the courts there Drputv Sh-rlif Italph (Julne and hH;J,nl Heni.ned to a h rm of fhe y.-arj , " . . , . , in tht- Illinois pt-iiileitiiarv. accoru- efficient assistants late yesterday . (() inrur,MIn ,. , .1 her,. ,o completed the tank of writ i hk the tax (fuy( Btatements for the year liUtf. There! Mantis formerly lived :it Cairo, are about 1 i,ohi) of these statements, ! where he was employer! as mannyer all of which were mailed here today. The collection or taxes will begin hero next Monday, according to In- formation given out by Deputy Kherirr Quine this morning. Last year the total clelinuuent taxes ag- f.i.ui... r.n ....... ",,..,.,, n.,u 11 a( tt !(,(.., ti t 1 . While here he rep Is believed this amount will be ma- tl.s,.nt,.d himself to he a silo nianu t'Tlallv reHHed this year. Th- facti.reroflonirrxncriet.ee. lie had wrltini; of tax statements Is no small tiiHk mid several weeks consumed In the work. II Is the pre diction of Jieputv Sheriff Quine that the tax collecting department will experience the customary rush of business next week. It's Here! Come (n and See IV. The NEW Fairbanks Morse FARM ENGINE Economical Simple Light Weight Substantial Fool-Proof Construction Gun Barrel Cylinder Bore Leak-proof Compression. n on skids with BUILT-IN MAGNETO 3H. P. $60. 6 H. P. $110 All F. O. U. Factory More Than Rated Power and a Wonder at the Price" JOHN C. SICNOR Aenti Roseburg Oregon 1 1 Vic '2 The Car Fails to Show Up 4 A your friends when a glorious Sunday sparkles like a solitaire between somber days and the call of Spring is beckoning. There is only one recourse in a case of that kind. A car of your own it miy be a new car or it ray be a used tar But the instrument of revenge can be found in The C!a -sificd Columns of The Review. Mm Arrested Here Given Five Years in Prison fONDSIMBIZZLEO.SAYCrflCfRS Bings Spent a Wcik in Hie loul County li Feeding the Arrival of an Olfiier from Ciiro, Illinois fib n rilieriif Ciui nly, linn Conine mar lalhiH , r i I Till Wf.'ks HKU on a of embezzlement, and late- churn r '"' lure Manufnciurlns: (om J'any' there s A few months auo Maims left iddenlv, and a subsequent ex- nniiI1:itfon llf 1htt i)(1,llitl .,,.- ilitl cunt ml Indicated dial he was short I" his accounts to Hi" extent of about u,-"',,t- Afh-r baMn Cairo, ManKs came to lios' hurg, where he stopped ahout closed neirotlat Ions for rorm- tng a h IMng comiianv here, when the daughter of one or the men In terested in the ftcheme wrote a letter tn Cairn w ith n v l.-u.- rif nc."..rtuinlny the reputation of the Htranirer. Thi Infer fell into he hands of the sheriff at Cairo, and 'lertff Ouine wan later ' not f-rf tde ' i tn ar-"t the fimitlve. Ite-i in-trillions were rir.vn from East, liuwever. Hangs hud l.'ft I ill. He wan later located at called to bo held at High School Ab- Hallas unci arrested hy Sheriff Quine. ',inbly. corner of Jackson St. aad At the time of his arrest he was em- '-",le Koselmrg. Oregun, In and lilnyed as fon-man of a big dalrv '"r School Ulstrb t No. 4. of Douglas ramh owned hv a l'nitl:ind svndli-at' . County. Oregon. Saturday, the lllh I'pon bi-ing ntinned tn llosi-liurg of March. A. II. I'.UO. betwe-n I'.angs denied that his fraudulent bours of two o'clock p. m. and o"crallons netted him IIii.ihiu, and t"'v''n o'clock p. m., there will be claimed that Ins shortage would not submitted to the legal voters thereof exceed $KMt0. jtlie iiu.stion of contracting a bonded lianas was a man of pleasing i"r. Indebtedness in the Hum of $T."p,0"0. soTiotltv, and It" easily iKisse.l him- '"' 'or 'be purpose or electing anil self off as a man possessed of ,.cn. I furnishing a High School lluilding siilrrublc uumns. land purcliasing any necessary aildi- n tional ground In an.- for said rchnol In Prill f ( li:i:nlei Iain's -..mli Tbe vote to W by ballot. Hc iiK-dv. u pun which shall be the words "I feel It ,v dntv'tli write a word : Y""" a"'1 "Honda Xo;" in praise of fbaiiiberlalira Cough !'"' ""T, "ha" cbice a cros:. Ileiueilv " savs M IS Wilhi.e Hives 'Xl betwe-n the word "Hollds" ail. I Waterville V V -li w i my household as much as twenty in-iis iii-, wl..... tee ..i.ii i .. .;. ' , crown up. were small I 1 ept a hot tie of il in (he house all it:- time. ' II alvvavs cured my children of cioiii. J col. Is and coughs. 1 have a1o used it myself with equally good iciill. , II Is the only cotuli nie.lirine we ever use." obtainable every vv here, c Milllncrv Opening al Hi- Vogue. Siilinilnv. I'eli 2C, I'.uii. .,s. i'. H. Iiavies, Proprietress. (n our display of fine pattern, trlinuud and tai: oied hats. you will admire tile u n !! Uf sttles. Hie fine materials and tlie clever woikiuansliiii of our spring and summer models. Von all Use Iri sh lot ..t The log rabln Rose. "THE OLD RELIAblE" 1 r.',MtiAnrN -il nt"Nf,rr;T t ,'o-hvn hy WAKE O:-JMITMTIOHtl Big Dance SATURDAY NICHT - Ar, Now Armory Zii Hl Ott's Oithi'sira Hl A Good time fur Kver.l)iKly You know what it is to be dated for an automobile out ing on the first sur.ny day. And then fail to hear frcm PORT Of UMPQUA Will BE IMPROVED, ACCORD ING TO COMMISSIONER Th exp. nditure of fliOO.Ohn, to be raised by a bond Imh ut? of the I'mpfjua I'ort would extend the north Jetty at th mouth of he I'mpuua Itiver, one mill inot the on an, according to J. 1'. (.'hrislle, a member of the commis sion, who was t;j KuK ne yesterday on liitt way to Portland, taya the Ku-k-iih (luard. C. It. I'eck. of Marsh li'ld, attorney for the I'ort, accom panied Mr. Christie. They are making a hu.tineHs trip In connection with the Improvement of the harbor of the I'mpqua Itiver at Gardiner. He Btates plans to issue the bonds are being inr.de. f The water on the bar at the prea- ent tune ik from fourteen to Bixtcen feet in ravorable tides; Mr. Chris who wan arnsted by lie believeH that when the work is I'olk completed the harbor will be deep n a eri' d at least four feet. The commis sion intends to issue the bonds with out depending upon an apporpriation from tin I tilted States (jovernmeii. The laying of the track near Car diner will he oomph-ted within a few days, said Mr. Christie. He said that the people or the locality are look in with expeetanry upon the com pletion or the railroad. He estimates tint the bridge over the river will t he completed for a year and in meantime the passengers will be f' rried over at that point. Millinery Opening at thf Vocne. Saturday. KM,. 2ft, 1'JlG. Mrs. C. H. Navies. Proprietress. In our display of fine pattern, trimmed anil tall ored bats, you will admire the nniiine Ktyien, the fine materials and uie ciewr worKinansnip o: our nprliis and summer models. STIMf IIISTIMIT ItONI) KI.Ef- TIO.V XOTICK. . of Oregon, County of Douglas, ncnooi District .No. 4. ss. Notice Is hereby given that at the school district bond election hereby Ibc word ' Yi-s. ' or between the wciril I !' a"'' WOr'1 IfiMi; ates his choice. "No." which The polls fitr tlie reception of the ballots cast lor or against tlie contraction of s.u.l in ili litedness will, on said day and date and at tlie place aforesaid, be opened at the hour of two o'clock p. m. and remain open until the hour of seven o'clock p. in. of the same day when tile same shall beVloscd. Hy order of the district school board of School District No. 4. or Douglas Countv, Oregon, made this 17th day of February. A. D. 1H10. li. I.. STEPHENS, Chairman, District School Hoard. Attest: lioscne N. Green, District Clerk. u NIGHT CLASSES I OK COMMER CIAL DEPARTMENT. All those interested in the forma tion of evening classes in shorthand. I ypow riling, bookkeeping, etc., will plea.-o meet at the baniiuct room of the new armory Thursday evening. Feb. 2 1. at 7:30 o'clock. F. II. HA.MI.IN. City Supt. Real estate can readily he sold, bought or exchanged through the "Inssitied advertisements III The lie view. A want ad . will bring you satisfactory results at small cost. t IIH'KFN HINM'lt. 1 Whoie.' Presbyterian Church. h-n? Saturday noon. Feb. 2i. (liven Cafeteria stvl,. i,v the Ladles' Aid. MiUiuctv Opetitr.K at the Vomie. Saturd.t. .!. :;, iHMi. Mrs. f. 11. l:aies. I'lnprielress. in ur display of fine pattern, trimmed and tail ored hats. ou will admire the eiii.iie stls. the fine materials aiul t li.- clev t w ork man ship of our s;iini; and summer models. Itil T IN TOl( vn; mi;iu INKS We call tlie att'i,ti(iti of uhom it mav niiiri' i n to the follnwini:, it may sae tnmtde in the lulure: lietlier uicdn i ue containing al rohol nu l' i;iill he sold in Oregon dep. n, N on its uitoxt. atuii; qualiiies, a i ni d i n to ;i n opinion yi t n by Attorney Cctteral Uroun "ir the ar ticle Mdd is intoi. aliiu t'le sale is llleiMi aU'totiKh it is soU to be used us a nicdu i:ie, or il tt is a mi t in v o' lii nor and ot In r inm .1 1 t m-;.' h.i - i he opinion t ; 1 1 ' aittil" sold .anrot ! ,t-cd ,i .m in io.aiuit; it ink. It i- not n;i!mi t'lt1 I'W'htt'ltinu of tin- st H'ne, ,t!t:-o"uii l( .ont.tms as (Mic of its i:ii;:-cdi- nts s.iu e : i 'litlUMls Iniuor." -J. MoTirv m.-rklnc lntinct l:i Ie thrifty in ;t t or ommu i'l- 4. J dil.e l! tVii to 1 ok to th ? J ca:ifui nderti-eiiipnt!i In J- 1 he l.u y lieiew a a medi- J ! iiir lo put tbs-m into com- 4 tnuntcntion vtiih peop ho i ant lo fell, to 1 ttut, board JU -j -r. roeiM'M. tielp or potion. roei'.t'M. tielp or tHy.ionji. 4 J, H; ve you a money Hive you a money making A i ? instinct 4 t If you have something to sell or rent try .r. Adv. tn the Review. PROFESSIONAL CARDS IIIIS. SNU.I. & l)K LAPP Osteopathic Physicians I'bones: Olti e 119. Ilea. 216-L. 4 8-L 207 Perkins Uhlg.. Roseburg. Ore. Mt. X. I'LYI.EH IJren-w.1 Cliiroprai'tic pliyl tan 222 W. Lane St.. lostburg, Oregon phone 1 'i 2. Consultation and Enamlnatlon Free. Office Hours, 9 t 5. I sun(ayi alu evenings by appoint luent. TUB IIKIM.IXK SCHOOL OF PIANO MI MC. Mr. riuirliK lleinllne. Illreit.ir Mm. Mux t'dinlis, AMunt Tewher lleglnners a Bpecialt. Concert Pianists dt'veloiied. Morning clasei in Klnderrartcn. children tvilied for and t 'ken b"nie. Studio 4J:! Ella St. Phone 3 3 -It. W ltKill l -i school or MI SIC s. i:. witiciiT Teacher of Hand lutnnnonts. MRS. S. E. WKICiHT Te:!(lier of Piano. Correct In.ti-nr1i.ttis ;iven. Tiinis ltcjl.Mnalde. C29 South line St. Most burg. Or. M.ISS. COlt.V M. (.1 TEltT Teacher of Violin and Clarinet Mosii . t CTIAS. K. HOPKINS Attorney -at-Law Room 420. Perkins b dg.. Rosebirg .special attention given to con veyancing and the examination of titles to real estate. Practices la all State and Federal Courla. xi:v rorxTY map Showing railroad lands, price $1.50 1. fl. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Uox, 477, Roseburg 223 Perkins Hldg. Phone 21. UK. C. It. WAHE PHYSICIAN' AND SlitCiEON Phones: Office, 384; Res. 126-R. Itootus 415-416, Perkins Building. IIRS. SEEI.Y, SKTIIF.lt St STEWART Pliy.siciuus and Surgcoiis 3uite of Oiriccs Rear of Douglas Na tional Hank, Ground Floor. Phone 307. IiOSKUl'RG - - - - OREGON Office Hours: 10 to 12 a. m 2 to 4 p. m. Phones: Cfflce: Main 171 Res: Main 111 :iB. LI'CETTA SMITH i'hyslcUn Women and Children Diseases a See-laity. Office: Masonic itldn. second Floor Siiiveys Estimates GERMOND & I REAR Civil Engineers and Surveyors' Hi:Pl TY (X)I NTY SURVEYORS Room 9 Masonic liuildlng. Phone 3S7. CHIKOPRAt TORS j Hit. li. P. IIRADK.IKII AND WIFE tiii'.hintos anil postgraduates of t'-.e I'.irver Cliiroprat tic College, Ok l.iii'C.v City. Okla. Consultation .in ! y.imination f rt e to all. Hours to I. Phones: Office. 20; lies., .r. I erklns Itltlg.. Roseburg, Ore. Pveal Estate Oiy and Farm Propei ty, Timber l ands 122 West Oak Street ,.'.rr rrtltini h'filly fi.Ninl A well 1 -eaten 'th'.' The jMitli to our ntent mat Wet. T. pitli th.it lead" to tlii n,eat its- I (!)('. co.istant lie Not -ar of prn can te f-Mird in tt. It ,11 11 miiitie to b - well trodden, our li.. beitin, the bent meats obtain- rat 111. LtUIlOniY .'lillKl I J . 1 ..kit...... ri ... r a tiro. Kohlhaneu, Trop , pboos 6S pajgwiwsagqgsnywiaMws.iiin. iy 11 . r-T-. .r m 1 h 1 1 '. m ....... WHERE TO GET RLSIXTS. Lire advertisers Dot enlir want a live newspaper la which to place their anno'isre- meuts. but also a paper with a bouafide circulation. The Re- . view guarantees the largest circulation of any paper pub- lished in Doiiglaa County. It you have any doubt we can . X auow you. UtD GHUIfll All Classified A JvertlsetnentB In-1 serieil nevv to.lay nrll be found on 1'uge U, under "New Today" head. KOlt Mandolin. Violin, (iultar. Banjo' lessons, see terguson, at rarsiow a Heirs. I.OST ANS FOUND I.OKT. Monday forenoon, a Friend ship bracelet. Heward for return to ttiis office or to lluey's jewelry store. WANTED WANTED. A Muscovy drake, dress T. care Review. Ad- WANTED. To trade any kind or farm implements for hay. J. C. Signor, at Kurmeis' Keed Shed. W ASTED. One good coal miner. Address tl. II. Carpenter, Melrose. Phone 24-E2. .V ANTE l. Hides, veal. poultry, ec. gs, potatoes and onions. Spot Cas'u Hasket ilrocery, 2o8 X. Jack son street. LOANS. We make loans on im proved farm property. Douglas Aitstra. t Company. WANTED. A good se-ond hand Kuyal or I'mierwood typewriter. I'.ox t'-tl, Roseburg. WANTED. Single your.g man to travel with advertising crew. A worker wishing to earn more than an ordinary wage. Address A. C, can." Review WANTED. Position by reliable girl to stay with children evenings and Sundays. Address W. P., care lie view, j WANTED. Work or washing to bring home. 2."tc dozen, or 3 hours' work :.uc. Mrs. Ed Noah, 130 W. 1st Ave. South, North Roseburg. j WOMAN T.-ants work, country pre reired. SOS Short St., phone 126-L. RESIDENT SOLICITOR. For Pit kins goods, liberal commission, guaranteed goods. Call evenings. M.C'alluui, Hotel McClallen. FOR RENT FOR RENT. House at 710 South Jackson. Inquire Wru. VanUuren. FOR RENT The Duffy auto garage, corner Oak aud Rose. Wm. Van Huron. FOR KENT. Tvto furnished or un r.irnished houses, close in. Inquire at the home of Judge Hamilton. FOR Safe Deposit Vaults see Douglas Abstract Co. the STORAGE. We have storage space for rent. Douglas Abstract Co. roll RENT. Housekeeping rooms, partly furnished and newly papered. 318 West Washington. FOR RENT. The Fitzgerald place In Flournoy Valley, containing 2:;n acres, as pasture. Apply or write .1. E. Fitzgerald, trustee, MarJifi. Id, Oregon. FOR SALK AND TRADK Foil SALE. Hay gelding. 7 years old. gentle and true; l.Mli) lbs. I. I. Chapman. Wilbur. Or. j FOIt SALE. Five passenger Max well touring car. run less than vtit-n miles, in first class shape. Mighty reasonable for quick sale. No trades. Inquire at this oftice. DRY oak wood, $J .".i per tier. C. T. Hrown. phono 3-F2 4. .-'Oil SALK. Ht'Kal roadster, rurinR 9y :io II. V., overhauled, paint-i ed, f irst-vlasy shape. UT if taken' at once. v. A. Mardln. Sutherltn, I Oregon. j - , 1'OIt SALK Team of mules, weisht ; 1 t .".0 ea h. ages 7 and S years. Heavy names' and waKon. nearly new. See t. K. I'outes. Admr. Kt. ! H. K. ratterjon, rant of city limitn. KOK SALK Four flintier clal'tis. sit tated near Kiddle, Ore. Write today for particulars. J. W. tun- . bar. Wolf (.'reck, Oregon. j I.AKt.K ml cow, lately frh. heavy I'll'.nr ! i.r i . H er Iri.l J:.' haul I arte hor-e. ff.'ntlp I'Vtuiv.b for del:vrini. K. C. tlur- . i;c Host burtc, phone ;t;l-F:i. j F'U; SALK.- Hailey-l);ividson mo-' 1 torc, h :; niod'-l, equipped ( with sid"-;u ; aIo tan lem. Apply' lo Keview office. I MOTOlU'Yt'I.K. Second hand !n iltins ;it)J Ha:lcP. I. 2. & ;t .'. t bi tuins. up. Have had thor ough p erliaulln-i. ("ah or term. Frank I'oole, 1 s North Xoo St. Fiilt SM.K - One pprinic .ifton with 1 e.i 1 r tii 1 ! 11 h cnie ; one oil tank ith pump: one coffee Save Your Soap Let us Launder Your Laces and Linens and all Lingerie you like Laundered nice Roseburg Steam Laundry size 4Xx.10, In good condition; one share in telephone line, and phone. Also other articles. George A. Frew, Phono 37-K2. 1ANCY recleaned white oats, suit able for seed. People's Supply Company. S. C. R. I. R-d3 Exclusive. Choice cocks, cockerels, liens, pullets and eggs. Good individuals from best breeding stock. Write for descrip tive circular mating list and prices. L. It. Skinner & Sons, Roseburg, Orenon. FOR SALE OR TRADE. 1 mare, weight 1000 lbs., and one 1200 lbs.; also light wagon. Call Phone 38-F3. FOR SALE. Jersey heifers and cows, fresh and to freshen soon. $3t to $65; I nice, small saddle norse, will drive, $40; 1 good pack horse. $10; 1 1700-lb. black stal lion, $12.", pure bred Percheron. Oliver plows for any soil. John I Deere implements, Fairbanks Morse engines, lighting plants, windmills, water systems, spray outfits, etc. For all implements on the farm see Signor, at Farm-1 era' Feed Sheds. LODGE CARDS 1. O. O. F. Rising Star Lodge No. 174 meets In the Odd Fellows Temple everr Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. F. H. HAMLIN, X. G. CARL OHMAN, R. 8. M. FICKLE. 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 attena. LENA DENN, G. N. CLARA CAWLFIELD. Clerk. I. O. O. C Pliiletarlnn Lodga Xo. 8. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order in good standing are Invited to attend. P. E. TUHNELL, N. G. J. D. BAILEY, F. S. M. M. MILLER. R. 3. EAGLES, Roseourg Ar:e meets In their hall on Jackson St.,on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visit breth ren In good standing always wel come. HOWARD HESS, W. p. B. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec. Phone M 183. II. P. O. K.Iks. Roseburg Uxlge, ?o. 8t Holds regular communica tions at the Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers art. cordially Invited to attend. JOS. MICEI.LI, E. R. IRA B. RIDDLE. Sec'y. Advertise When Business is Dull YOU CAN GET Your name in print, Six days in the week, Fo-ir weeks in the uniith f,r less than 1 alf of what it would cost for mailing 1000 post :ards besides the newspaper reaches the people wlio ran and will buy if yon let theni know what you have to to sell IWt sil still. Advertise and keep growing Try a Keview ad for Good Results Si c A. F. it A. F., Laurel Lodxe No. 13, Regular Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at Maaonio Temple, Roseburn. Ore. VUltors welcome. R. D. WILLIAMS, W. M. W. F. HARRIS, Secy. IlKIIEKAIIS, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge. No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fellows Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren Invited to attend. LAURA KAHKEE, N. G. MRS. TILLIB JOHNSON, Sec ELSIE HUMPHREY, F. S. 1. O. O. Ft tnlon Uncampuieut no, s) Meets In Odd Fellows Temple, very Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always" welcome. E. S. COCK ELR EASE, C. P. J. B. BAILEY. R. S. JAMES EWART. F. S. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOHK, Rose burg Lodge No. 1037 Meets Mon day evening of each week, at 8 o' clock In Maccabee hall. All visiting brothers are Invited to attend. P. E. FOSTER, Dictator. 11. O. PARGETEK. Secy. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, Oak Camp No. 12E Meets In the Odd Fellows' hall In Roseburg every 1st ft 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome CAUL C. GUNTERT. C.C. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. K. OF P. LODGE. Alpha Lodge No. 4 7 meets every Wednesday even ing in I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting Knights always welcome. Pay dues to Roy F. Durbln, M. of F., at "Duds for Men" store. A. J. HOCHRADEL. C. C. E. E. W1MUERLY. K. K. S. O. E. 8., Itoseliurs: Chapter No 8. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting members In good standing are respectfully Invited to attend. MARIE A. RITER, W. M. FREE JOHNSON, Sec. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. New York Cafe i. WONG, Manager. OPES DAY AND NIGHT Meal at All Honrs. Regular Menla 2fc centf Chicken Dinner Sundays from IS nooa .to 2 p. m. Chop 8u67, Noodlei. Fresb Oysters, Fish Etc., at all times Dormer Jackson 4ft Washington Sia s, 1 iiiu- 1 , vuv ua H, luu iup OPSK,