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Newspaper Page Text1 EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ' . ISSrSD DAILY EXCEPT 81NDAT BV REVIEW Pl'BUSHIXO OOMPAXT Entered at KoseburK. Oregon, Poit offlce at Second-Class Matter. U WIMBEK-V DAILY Per year, by mail 13.00 Per month, delivered 60 Per week, delivered IS SEMI-WEEKLY I Per year $2.00 8ix months 1.00 SU'l ItP W, MAY 'JO, 1010. ItOSK.IIl KO S tTTVItK. For more than thirty years the people of this city and county have been looking forward to the develop ment of the vast timber resources of the North I'mpqua River terri tory. That enormous latent wealth exists there has long been realized That region now has one of the fin est and largest bodies of merchant able timber In the whole I'nlted States. This timber has remained untouched, and hence without prac tical value, because of lack of trans portation facilities. Its volume can onlv be estimated In the practically Incomprehensible figures of tens of Pultuns of feet of lumber, and the quality is unexcelled. The lumber market is good and the demand seems certain to Increase. Therefore a united effort Is needed to provide transportation facilities and thus Ret actual operations started for the cut tin? and manufacture of this tim ber without further delay. There Is plenty of timber in that region to keep I'd sawmills busy for a lifetime The first thins needed is for the local people to provide the means for transportation and outside capi tal will build and operate the mills One big sawmill Is already assured and it will be ready for operation by the time the railroad is completed from Koseburg to Hock Creek. Othei mills are sure to be established whenever the railroad is built to the timber. This is not a matter of guesswork. It Is well known that the Kendall Bros. big sawmill oper ators of Pennsylvania. Maryland and vir-in'n are able, willing and ready to build and operate a sawmill at KoseburK Just as soon as a railroad is built from here to the great bodies of timber on the North I'mpqua River and its tributaries. Other mills will doubtless be erected in this vl r'itv n the near future, whenever the railroad is built. m.-. ',.,. the special city election to be held in Roseburg next Monday is iirohahly the most Important ever held here. It will determine to e large degree the city's growth and prosperity for many years to come This railroad and this one sawmill will alone provide' a permanent pay roll here more than equalling an nually the entire $300,001) bond Is sue. That is fully twenty times the amount of the yearly Interest. A t""l Investment, isn't it. where the community gets hack 2 annually for every dollar they put inlo the enterprise. Also remember that within a few vears prohablv a dozen sawmills will . nneriitinir in this region, besides other industries with large normnnont IiaVroPs. This IlieanS 8C live business for everybody who wants It. The city is to build and n-n thta railroad and receive the l,oflts accruing therefrom. Thi o,i uill he a common carrier snd win bundle Iocs, lumber or other r,..ii,t fnr evervone who may have e,w.h ri.il fnr transnortntlon Thm the vote next Monday will he favorable for the construction of this there has never ucen rii doubt. With the great benefits that ,ii on-rne to the city and rounu ,iritv in favor should he at least ten to one. The opponents of the pleasure admit that It will carry but thev hope to cut down the ma loritv to "make a showing." Henct i. l,e evneited that eVCrV POSSl i.i that ran he had against thf will he cast. Therefore everv taxpaver who wants the city to : rtva'nce. and wants new enterprises A navrnlls established, snouin -a ..' in favor of the railroad keen in mind the fait that if .v.... u tint huilt It will not cost the citv anything. If it is built the resulting payrolls will exceed the $:lft.0o0 bond issue everv eUr. Vote for tne ranroau It means- Permanent payrolls. Many new enterprises. Plenty of employment. Business for everybody. Influx of outside capital. tevelnnient nf new wealth. .,nA,-i actlvitv. not stagnation llettir markets for local p.oducts Population doubled In five years . .a ,l..velnnen Great natural ui--lr,.,n,ient Industries estab istled vu want all these things. The opportunity is here. Vote for the railroad. Make the majority ten to one. IteeonimemU ( lianinerlnln's. I take pleasure in recommending hamberiams Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, having used It ... ... ,,,llv fnr the past thirteen ve:.r' 1 haie tried oth-r remedies I.... i.-ri.,in'a Is the only one .),.. ,.,r wave nip permanent reiiei We are never thout It even urn ,.n vUit nr summer outing, and i cannot sav too much in praise oi u. writes Kmer-on lumeree. Harpers vll'.e N Y. Obtainable everywhere, c 1II. LAUD AND VICINITY. n. F. Ni,-holi ard K A ?inlali r--t. in with Kred livron In tne lai ter't auto to Insp-rt the roads o' Districts Nos. CI and 1" Mr. Sin clair gave some very good adviie on permanent roads. Mrs. Wm. Spencer came up frnn r- f,. r eeMv to n-ir-e her i-ter Jlrf. O. T. Royer, who is very ill. imk rame to Mr. and Mrs. S C. Meredith on Sunday and left an eight pound boy. Cora Is growing nicely here now P-" reported In fair condition Hoy Rite. Mr. E. L. Kice and GoJdie and Pearl Royer went to town t0(Uy . Roy reports tne road, in fair condition. NEXT. HOT SF.VEN COYOTES. Harold W. Hunt, who arrived here Fridpv from the Sunshine Ranch, on the North t'mpqua River, says tht young men of that vicinity recently enjoyed considerable sport In the way of hunting for coyotes. Preced ed by a number of dogs belonging to Walter Osborne, ot the Ml. Altt Ranch, the boys had started through the timber a few days ago when they came upon a den of coyotes. There were seven animals, including the mother and six pups. The mother was killed, while the young members of the family were taken Into captiv it y. The latter annuals will prob ably be killed later. Era-ma Cured or Money Refunded Tnis guarantee goes with every box of Dr. Hobson'a Eczema Ointment. .Makes no difference whether its a baby, child or aged. No matter how long standing the case the guarantee holds good. Cut out this strip, go to your druggist, get a bottle of Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment, use It as directed and If you are not fully satis fled, the druggist or maker will re fund your money. Try It Just once, you will be happily surprised. SPECIAL KEgl EST. All persons not having already listed rooms with the 1. O. O. F. committee, during the (I rand Lodge session, are asked to do so now. The committee will need all the rooms possible to get. Therefore all citl zens who can spare one or more sleeping rooms during the session are urged to list them with the I. O O. F. committee. Mail a card with particulars, or Vhone 26." or SO. M. .M. MILLrJK, Chairman Sick Headache. This disease Is nealy always caused by a disordered stomach. Correct that and the attacks of sick headacht may be avoided. Mrs. A. L. Luckle. East Rochester, N. Y., writes: "1 was a victim of sick headache, caused by a badly disordered stomach when began taking Chamberlains lab- lets three years ago. In a few weeks time I was restored to my former ood health." Obtainable every where, c XOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals addressed to the County Clerk of Douglas County Oregon, and endorsed "Proposals for Improving Road in Douglas County Oregon, to-wit: Edenbower Road from the north end of pavement on Winchester street to a point thlrty Ceet east of the Southern Pacific Railway line, a distance of 4.120 feet, much of the above roads or lections as the contractor may elect to bid upon, will he received by the County Court of Douglas County. Oregon, until one o'clock p. m.. May 1. li(16. and not thereafter, at its office in the courthouse in Roseburg Oregon, when such proposals will be lublicly opened und read. All proposals must be made upon blank forms to be obtained from the Uoad Master at his office, court house, Roseburg, Oregon, must give the prices proposed, both in writing and figures, and must be signed by the bidder, with his address. Plans, specifications and estimates and :opies of proposed construction ana maintenance contracts and bonds are file with the County Clerk of Douglas County and may be there seen, and copies may be obtained at tho office of the Road Master at the above address. A deposit of ten dol- ars shall be required on each set of plans and specifications and shall be returnable only upon receipt of a bona fide bid and upon the return of said plans and specifications In good condition on or before the date of opening bids. Each bid Is to be presented under sealed cover and filed with the Coun ty Clerk of Douglas County. Oregon. and shall be accompanied by a certi fied check made payable to the County Clerk of Douglas County for an amount equal to at least ten per cent of the amount of said bid. and no bid shall be considered unless such check Is enclosed therewith iiich certified check shall be deliv ered unon the condition that if said bid be accepted, the party bidding will nronerlv and promptly enter In to and execute contracts and bonds in accordance with the award Should the successful bidder to whom the contracts are awarded fall to execute the same within ten days I not including Sunday I from the date of notification of such award, such check shu. I be forfeited to Douglas County as liquidated dam ages and the same shall lie the prop erty of the county. All other cer tified chec ks will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders who submitted the same. A good and sufficient bond with a satisfactory surety will be required for the faithful performance of the construction contract In a sum equal to the amount of the contract price The estimates are approximate only, being given as a basis for the oniparison of bids, and the County Court of Douglas County does not xpressly or by implication agree that the actual amount of work will orn'Fpond therewith, but reserves the right to Increase or decrease the amount of any rla-s or portion oi tne anrk that tliav he de Hied necessarv ir evie.llent bv the Uoad Mister of ilouglas Countv. Oregon. The right Is reserved to reject any and all proposals or to accept the proposal deemed best for Douglas ountv. Dated May 4th. 1SI. COUNTY COURT OF DOUGLAS COUNTY. ORHGON. Hv R. W. Marsters. Jui!g. By H. F. Nichols. County Commis sioner, t Attest: E. H. Lenoi, County Clerk. (Seal) (I AU Classified A JTertlsemenu In serted new today will be found on Paga 8, uuder 'New Today" head. MANDOLIN. VIOLIN, GUITAR. BANJO lessons. See Ferguson, al Purslow tc bell's. NO EHENUOWF.Il DANCE during carnival week. Dun-e again Juue 1. and all s-ianner. LO.VT AND KOIND. FOUND. A bunch of keys and knile were led at the Herruk boarding house. Owuer please call at this office and describe theia. WANTED WANTED. Light housework and care of children. Phone 44. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Wants ex perienced waitress. Phone 126-L. WANTED. Canary birds. Call 7 2.1 West Lane, or Phone 257-Y. Mrs 1j. II Brown. 2500 or $:1000 to loan on farm se curity. Address F. U., care Re view. WANTED. Spring wagon or buck- bnnnl. single. State condition and price. F. W., care Review, Rose- Durg. WANTED-Woman. and boy aged 17 want work. They are in need. Inquire Troxel Rooming House, ask for Mrs. Holsteln. cTftry u VrMI U'lVTfc'll I nnl to rent on shares a stock ranch fully equipped with stoik and lm plements. Address S. R., Care of Review. FOll KENT FOR RENT Five-room cottage, furnished. Call 544 So. Pine. un- HOUSE FOR RENT. Call at 410 West Douglas, or Phone 20-J. ! FOR RENT. Furnished housekeep ing rooms, with bath. 246 N. Hose, corner Washington. 1 ' I FOR RENT. Two furnished light l...nn.a..-.ln n,a u-itl. hath I 308 South Pine St. PIANO FOR RENT. Fine, almost new piano for rent. Charles A. Brand, Phone U1-F.1. FOR SALE AA'D TRADE FOR SALE. One day old chicks 10c each. 404 N. Jackson St. FOR SALE. Two good bed room suits, cheap. Phone 213. FOR SALE OR RENT. Good piano. Call phone lOti-Y. FOR SALE. Fresh Jersey cow. II. Brown, Phone 3-F14. W. FOR SALE. Fireless cooker, al most new; can be seen at Strong's. TO TRADE. $1.10 piano-organ to trade for underground gasoline system. Apply to Drain Garage. FOR SALE. Oat hay, also vetch and wheat. Fred Fisher, Eden bower. Phone 26-F2. FOR SALE. Bay gelding, 7 years old, gentle and true; 1800 lbs. I. I. Chapman, Wilbur. Or. FOR SALE. Good, clean oat hay, baled. R. A. Calhoun, Wilbur, Ore., Phone 31-F4. FOR SALE. Oliver typewriter In I Rood condition. Will sell for $15 cash. Apply at Review office. FI RNITI RK. almost new, for rale at a bargain. See Mrs. F. T. Ott, at the Palace of Sweets. i FOR SALE. Good saddle pony, well broken, gentle for ladles. Phone 149. Mrs. II. G. Wilson. FOR SALE CLEAP. Hulok automo bile, four cylinders. G. L. Prior, corner Oak and Stephena Streets FOR SALE. Six-cylinder. 7-pnasen-Ker 1916 Overland, used but three months. Phone 61. 20 acre fruit ranch with good six room house, near Myrtle Crek. to sell or trade (V II Arund-1. owner, Hox 70, HosehurK. FOR SALE OR TRAHE Swell sir room bunciilow, lo.'W E. ."th St., North Kos-lmt2 Write II. I. Tonkinson, Hainiuontnn, Cal. FOR SALE. IS tons land remainder or stock, S 1 2 net. If sold Immediately. plaster. Ir ton S. U. Crouch. FOR SALE. 3-inch M.t(he:i wagon, almost new: doutjlt-sfat'-il hack In good condition. Also ht-avy set of team harness. S. R. llri' liln, Look ing Glass, Oregon. FOR SALE -At a sacrifice, Aultman & Taylor threshing outfit. 10 hursi' p.,wcr engine, :iox'.'t si.;,arHiur, with) all afar hni'-nM. all in fine condi tion. G. II. Winnlfurd. Wilbur, Ore. FOR SALE - T-am of muls, age 6 year, weight about l'tno poun-'' ea'-h, ;relly pound and good o pull. E. ('. ('nates. Aluir. estate H. E Patterson. Just ea of city limits. MOTORCYCLE - Fully equips d two sp'cd Indian, with eW-.tnc lull' and ' ncrator. Excellent condi tion. A big bargain at II.Vi. Oemonstrattnn glv-n. it at Parnum'i lllcycye Shop, N. Jackson itreet. ' CUSSiriED S. C. R. I. heci Rre.uiive. Choice cocks, cockerels, bens, pullets and eggs. Good Individuals fron- Best breeding stock. Write for descrip tive circular mating list and prices L. B. Skinner Sons, Roseburg. Oregon. ARE you K.oklr.g for a farm? Bet ter see a farmer. 1 have some well Improved farms for sale, and good bargains. Better come and see me. or call Phone I0-F2.1. C M. Anderson. Melrose. Oregon. e'AVE VOI il Jl'XK. Best prices paid for metal, rubber auto tires, old hides rags, wool and sa.-ks. Phone s2. or address 4 10 Cuss street, and 1 will call. MONEY MONEY TO LOAN. farmers here s your chance, plenty of life insurance money for good farm loans. All loaus made payable on or before 20 years. Write us for particulars. Exclusive Douglas Coun ty agents. RICE & RICE. IN THE MATTER OF THE I.IOI ID ATION OF THE YONCALLA STATE HANK, INSOLVENT. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will sell at private sale, subject to the approvul ot the Circuit Court of Douglas County, Oregon, ou or before June first, 1916. the follow ing described real property, to-wlt: Beginning at the southeast corner ' 6 ln,l'loik ' nd r"?'" V'?.m V'" """"" - lot ivvz leet, tnence norineriy 10 me north boundary of lot 8. thence east-1 arlv on the north boundary of said l lot eight ItiVi feet to the northeast r"" oi a.u ioi o. '' ' " to the place of beginning, all in block 4, town of Youcalla. Oougias county, Oregon, together with the bank build ing constructed thereon, to he con veyed to the purchaser free and clear of all Incumbrances by the under signed. Proposals for the purchase thereof will be received by the un dersigned until the first day of June. iuii! ... lila nrflee In the rlfv nf Salem Marjon rountVi Oregon. I hereby reserve the right to reject nnv nnd all uroposals and said sale. If made, shall be subject to the ap proval of the court as aforesaid. Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 13th lay nf t n v lQlfi. ' an S. tl SARGENT, j Superintendent of ! State of Oregon, i , I Batiks for the New Hand Laundry Just opened on Rose and Oak St. All work . Guaranteed Prices reasonable. We call for and deliver Phone 397 Jim Shuck, Prop. Mrs.O. Crowley Formerly Cook at I ok's Cafeteria has taken charge of the Roseburg Hotel Iiuing Room All Meals 25c. ChicVeu Dinner Sunday Evening at 5:30 o'clock. Large County Map Shows Railroad land. New proposed railroads, Sutber lin, Rosel.urg and Carnes Sections, trails, Crater Lake, mines, fruit lands. $1.50 L. G. HICKS, Civil Engineer 223 Perkins Uldg Phone 21 KoseburK, Oregon. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. George Shanks For Automobile Tops and General Repairing of Machinery. 21 1 K. O0l Si .. ' l.nile I 'ily Hall NEW YORK CAE i. WOMi. XL.nnger OPKV litV (Ml MI.IIT IKAI.S AT ALL HOI I1H Rcrular ni'-als 2'. cents Chicken dinner Kuhdaxs from 12 noon to 2 u. tu. Chop Kiev, Noodle. Frsh Oysters, rUh. Etc , at all times. Comer Jackson Ik Waelilnirton sits PROFESSIONAL CARDS DENTISTRY Special attention given porcelain fillings. Prices reasonable as any in the city on all work. J. It. ( HAPMAN, D. D. 8. Phones: Office 22, Res. 406-R. Office rear of Review Uldg., Rose burg, Oregun. UllS. KNELL A DK LAPP Osteopathic Physicians Phones Office 119, Res. 216-L. 4 21-L 207 Perkins Uldg., Roseburg, Ore. DIL X. PLYLEH Licensed Clilopriu tic Physician 222 W. Laue St.. Roseburg, Oregon Phone 12. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours. 0 t 6. Sundays tfnd evenings by appoint ment. THE HEIN'LINE SCHOOL OF PIANO MUSIC. .Mrs. Charles llelnllne, Director Mrs. Mux Combs, Assistant Teacher Beginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, children called for and tuken borne. Studio 423 Ella St. Pbone 33-K. ( HAS. F. HOPKINS Altiirney-nt-ljiw Room 420, Perkins Bldg., Roseburg Especial attention given to con veyancing and the examination of titles to real estate. Proctlces In all State and Federal Courts. NEW 4'or.NTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price $1.(0 Ij. G. IIICHS, Surveyor p. O. Box, 477, Roseburg 223 Perkins Bldg. Phone 21. DR. C. II. WADE PHYSICIAN AND SVKOEON Phonea: Office, 384: Res. 12G-R. Rooms 415-416. Perkins Building. DRS. NKKI.Y, SETIIEIl ii STEWART Physicians and Surgeons 3uite of Offices Rear of Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Phone S87. ROSEHUIIO .... OREGON Offico Hours: Phones 10 to 12 u. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. in. Kes: Muiu 172 lilt. Lrt'KTTA SMITH PhyNlclan Women nnd Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic Uldg. Second Floor Surveys Estlmatos GERMOND & FREAR Civil Engineers and Surveyors DKPl'TY COfNTY SPKVKYOIW Kooni S Masonic Building. Phone 38?. if. in. kvva k'r Fire Insurance Auto and Accident Room 7 Review Building Ecr.dj Phone 265 Loans Real Estate City and Farm Property, Timber Lands GEORGE RIIER 122 Went Oak Strict Mt-mhfr I'nrthiwt Hfilly litmn! Mrs. F. D. Owen Cut Flower . Potted Plants Funeral Detigns Wedding Boquet PIIOXK.S Creenholis U-H'J City 411 What Is Ihe difference uetwe Mary's Utile lamb then and noT Fully one hundred years. If Marv Ft II has thai little lamb, sle so Iouk a(to did k-ei. we fiirure that little la;i,b ere this has Krovin to be a eep That Vary sold her little lamb to us. Need t tit be an. i, li your tears; The Ian b and mutton poriliacd here Is all of tend' r years! The Economy Market (ieo. Kolilbaucn, Prop., Plume flN HEAL KSTATE BARGAINS. We htve muy cull and ask to e our list. V have the crvam of the: listings, and can give you erv.ee. Our reputation ii back of every deal We are personally acquainted with : almost every farm, tract, or parcel i of land In Duunlaa Coituly. Call and I see us, or write. We are glad to uuswer every inquiry. KICK A RICE, I.AOY MOTOHISTS Would you like to drive to Chl uko and hack without a pumttire? You can If yuii have your tires (tiled with N.itiuiKil rubber tire filler. As easy as air. II. .Iny Stone, Agent. XOTH'K TO 0TKAtTOItS Sealed proposals, addressed to the County Clerk of Ootiglaa Countv Orexon, and endorsed, "Proposals for constructing a bridge in Douglas County. Oregon, over tho South rinpqua Hiver at Happy Valley ferry, will be received by the County Court of logIas County until one o'clock p. in.. May :tl, 1916, and not thereafter, nt Us office in the court house in KoseburK. Oregon, when such proposals will bo publicly opened and read. All proposals must be made upon blank forma to be obtained from the Koudmuster ut his office, courthouse. KoseburK. Oregon, must Rive the prices proposed, both in writing and figures, and must be signed by the bidder with his address I'laus, specifications and estimates nnd copies of proposed construction and maintenance contracts and bonds are on file with the County Clerk of Douglas County and may be there seen and copies may be obtained at the office of the Koad Master at ttie rtbove address. A deposit of Ten ($10.00) Dollars shall be requlrel on each set of plans and specifica tions and shall be returnable only upon the receipt of a bona fide bid, und upon the return of said plans and specifications. In good condition. In a beautiful suburban home of 10 acres, nicely located in Alexander's Addition 250 fruit trees, place is well fenced and an ideal chicken ranch or is well adapted to berries or garden truck tour room house, one mile from Depot. If bought before May 20th, can be bad for 1200, halt cash, balance ou terms. BALLF & BROWN Realty Company Rent.iU, Fire Insurance on Autos, Residence or Business Property, Rca Estate of All Kinds listed. See ill if you wisb to Buy, Sell or Exchange. 214 N. Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon The North Side Grocery Has full line of Best Quality Groceries, Flour and Feed to Sell. Wheat by the sack. We buy eggs. Alton S. lWOH5MXi0OOOOOOOr.KCKXMX 0mX0mXKMXwX0000OWOOOOOOOO'X Get Ready For itie Strawberry Carnival Hive those Collars, Shirts and Linen Laundered Naw Roseburg 5 3 on or Wfor the date of openictf bids. Each bid la id b nrtnrd und-r tUW.-d cover and filed with tb Coutitv Clerk of Doutlaa Couatv. Orton. and ehall be accon.Dan.ed by certified thevk made uavablt to the County Clerk of KouUa County for an amount euual to at least ten uer cent of the amount of said bid, and no bid shall be con sidered unless such check Is en closed therewith. Such certified check shall be delivered upon the condition ttiat if said bid be accept ed, the party bidding will properly and promptly enter into and execute con t rut ts and bonds la accordance itlth tho award. Should the success ful bidder to w hom the contracts are awarded fail to execute the same within ten days (not including Hun day) from the date of notification of such award, such check shall be forfeited to Douglas County as liqui dated damages and the same shall be the property of the county. All other certified chocks will be re turned to the unsuccessful bidders who submitted same. A good and sufficient bond with a satisfactory surety will be required for the faithful performance of the construction contract in a sum equal to the amount of the contract price. The estimates are approximate only, being given on a basis for the comparison of bids, and the County Court of Douglas County does not expressly or by Implication agree that the actual amount of work will correspond therewith, but reserve: the right to increase or decrease the i amount of and class or portion of the work that may be deemed neces sary or expedient by the Koad Master of Douglas County, Oregon. The right ia reserved to reject any and all proposals or to accept the proposal deemed best for Douglas Countv. Dated Mnv 4th. 1916. COl'NTY COCKT OF DOUGLAS COUNTY OKKC.ON, Hy K. W. Marsters. Judge. Hy H. K. Nichols, Commissioner. E. II. Lenox, County Clerk. (Seal) Here is a Bargain Frey, Prop. ffineft Laundry