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Newspaper Page Textkvfvivo nosriu'im rfvikw, rm -Rsr,v.' jti.v ar, im. PAfJR TTTTtFR EVENING R0SE8UHG Rr.VIEW! ISSIKD DAILY EXCEFT 8 IN I AY BY REVIEW I'llll.lSHINCJ COMPANY Entered at Koseburg, Oregon, Post office aa Second-Class Matter. U WIMUER1Y DAILY Per year, by mall $3.00 Per month, delivered &0 Per week, delivered : it SEMI-WEEKLY Per year $2.00 Bix montba 1.00 Till ItSD.W, JII.Y 27, IUIU. IIKMOt'liATir TTCKKT. President Woodrow Wilson. Vice President Thos. H. Marshall. Secretary of State Hen W. Oh-ott. Kep. Oeni. Supreme Court Justices Thomas G. Greene, Turner Oliver, hairy and Food Commissioner J. 11. Mickle, Ken.-liem. s Congressman, First Kistrht M. V. Weatherford. Public Service Commissioner E. L. VanDresar. Cirt Judges J. W. Hamilton. O. r Skipworth, J. S. Coke, Kep.- Dem. Senator W. C. Edwards. Ind. Dem. Joint Representative J. K. Howard.' Representatives Jay L. Chaney, J. T. Redford. District Atty. George Neuner, Jr., Kep. -Den. Clerk E. II. Lenox. Sheriff Harry Pearce. Commissioner R. W. Long. Assessor It. T. Ashworth. Surveyor M. U. Uermond, Rep.- Dem. Treasurer J. E. Sawyers, Rep.-Dem. Coroner Dr. Chas. II. Wade, Rep. Dem. Justice of Peace S. A. Phillips. Constable T. E. Singleton. o THE REASON" WHY. Probably one of the very potent reasons why big business and their representatives, the stand-pat poli ticians, are nnxious for the election of Hushes Is the fact that a few years ago, when he was governor ol New York, ho vetoed an income tax measure. That element can always be depended upon as knowing what 1hev vant in political matters, and! It ia-always a safe bet that what j they want is something of great value to themselves and not in thej interest of the common people of the i country. Do you want the big cor-! p'orations relieved from paying an income tax and have that amount added to your own tax burden? 4 ' J. "THE ItlltTII OF A NATION" 4- 4" 4 Coiiilut: to the Antler Theater .j. 4- For Tlireo Days The slave trade In America and slavery as It existed prior to the war is exemplified in The Birth of a Nation. D. W. Griffith's pictorial and musical elaboration of Thomas Dixon's "The Clansman" and "The Leopard's Spots." This phase of political con ditions Is li-acrA strikingly from the impor tation St the first slaves to the troubles that grew out of their free dom and consentient enfranchise ment and subsequent tribulations of the South under carpet-hag rule. As a sort ot prologue to the drama, the arrival of the first 'cargo' of slaves is presented with historic fi delity. From this, the scene changes to ante helium days, depicting the condition of the negro in the South at that time. Then comes the tur moil of war. and. finally, the rule of black over white with a mulatto lieutenant governor in the capltol ol South Carolina and the Ku Klux Klan riding through the countryside to rescue their women and preserve their traditions. Lincoln signing the Emancipation Proclamation is a favorite among the .'..too odd scenes of the mighty spectacle. See The Birth of a Nation when It appears nt the Antler's Theater here on August 3, 4 and '.. with the negro problem In America in mind, as well as the manifold other particular fea tures, and you will marvel at what vou I . old. Music lovers are as pleased with I rt. g. Weather Buret n toral office, this presentation as they would be j Roseburg, 24 hours ending 6 a. m., over a production of grand opera, today. as its score of martial music, pat- rrecipltatinn In inches and hun riotic airs nnd folk songs is played iredths: bv a symphony orchestra, especially Maximum temperature trained and carried for this pur- Minimum temper at. lie 4'.' pose, and which greatly enhances pr--ii.it :i t ion 01 the emotional power of the splendid Total precip sm.-r nrst or mo. Alwaya Satisfactory. People are always pleased with I Chamberlain's Colic, cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. R. M. White. Turtle Bayou. Texas, writes, "We have been selling chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for v. ars and have not had one single j complaint." Obtainable everywhere, i HEAL ESTATE mKfi.UXS. We have many call and ask to see our list. We have the cream of the listings, nd can give you service Our repu.atlon Is back of every deal We are personally acquainted with almost every farm, tract, or parcel of land in Douglas County. Call and tee us, or write. We are glad to answer every Inquiry. RICE al RICE. ANWH'V-MfcNT. To an one letrotii of enitaalnr In the planin mill or manufacturing bualneaa, I will offer one-half In terest In my tam'neaa. lth or with out real estate. W. L. Pyalngtr. LODl,t CARDS 'WOUMKN Of TUE UORUI, Oak t-uiii iza aieeca in me uad Feilowa' bait la Roeeburj ever! Ut 3rd Monday evenings. Vl.lt log oeighbora alwaya welcome. CARL C. lilSTKKT. C.C. M. M. MILLER. CUra. KAGLK3, Kusenufi; Aire meeta In their hall on Jack bud St., on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at s o'clock. Visit breth ren In good atanAing alaya wel come. HUWAKK HESS, V. P. B. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec. pnona II 1S3. WOMEN' OF WOOKlTtAI-T, Lilac Circle No. 4. Meeta on the 1st and 3rd Monday eenlng of each month at Odd fellows' Hall. Visit ing members In good atanding are Invited to atteca. LENA DF.NN. O. N. CLAKA CAWLF1EL3. Clerk. O. E. S., lUnehurs: Chapter So 8. Holds tlieir regular meeting on ids 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting membera In good standing are respectfully Invited to attend. MA KIR A. KITK.R, W. M. FREE JOHNSON, Sec. UKII1K Alls, Koseburg Rebekah Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meet In Odd Fellows Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren Invited to attend -MRS. El'FIE S( HWAIiZ, N. G. MRS. TIL1.1E JOHNSON, Sec. iLSlE HUMPHREY, F. S. I. O. O. P., ItMilK Star 1-o.lno No. 171 meets In the Odd Fellows, Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren alwavs welcome. J. II. HARSH. N. G. CAUL OILMAN. R. S M. FICKLE, F. S. K. OK P. IilXIK. 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. Durbin, M. of F., al "Duds for Men" store. W. II. BOW DEN, C. C. E. E. WIMBERLY, K. R. S k. F. A. F., I.aure( Lod-e No. 13. Regular Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, Roaeburg, Or Vliltors welcome. R. D. WILLIAMS, W. M. W. F. HARRIS. Secy. iOYAl OUI'EK OF MOOSE. Roe burg Lodgo No 1037 Meets Mon day evening of each week, at 8 o' clock in Maccabee ball. All visiting brothers are invited to attend. W. j. MOON', Dictator. H. O. PAR.5ETER. Secy. II. P. O. Elks. Itosel.urc Ixxlge, J'o. Jlolda regular connnunlca Hons at the Elks' Temple on tb 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. All meniberj roq'iested tc attend regula ly. and all vtsltins brothera an cordially Invited tr attend. E. B. STEWART, E. R IRA B. RIDDLE. SbC'y O. O. F., Phlletarlan lnlk'e N'o. tt. Meets in Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Jackson and Cess Sts., on Saturday evening of each week Members of the order in good standing are invited to attend. O. II. PICKENS, N. O. J. B. BAILEY. F. S. M. M. MILLER. R. S. I. O. O. F., Union Encampment No 9. - Meets in Odd Fellows' Temple, every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren alwavs welcome. J. I!. BAILEY, C. P. E. S. COCKI.EREASE, It. P. J. B. BAILEY, It. S. JAMES EWART, F. S. PORTLAND MAUKr.T ItEIHMIT. Cattle Steers, $li.r.M to $".",0; coWH j( f.l. to $". Slice p -f-vves. $ I . Wetliors, 7:. to $...:: .:.n to $i;. lambs. $''. to $v2.'i. Hogs Jii.TS to $!t 0".. Wool ValP y. ::.:c to .He KoMchurK Market, Butter fat 26c per lb. It -liter f.'.c per square. Ekhs 2 "'C. Poultry Hens. 9c to 12c. spring: I 2c potatoes fl.RO per cental. Oats r..",c bushel. daily WKAriirn KEPonT. Normal pre- i;. for this month Total pre. lp from Sept. 1, 1915. Wer. precip. from Srpt. 1, '77, 24.10 Total excess trom Sept. 1, '15, Average pre. ip. for "2 wet sea sons (S'pt to M " Inc.) . .12 12 WILLIAM BELL. Observer. WF.ATH2U FORECAST: Tonl'l.t and Fri'iay fa r: warmer rrM.'.v. Vudor Cool the Porch and the whole (I All Clarified A JrertUementa In- v-rted new today will be found on Pmte tt, under "New Today" head. MANDOLIN. VIOLIN, Gl'lTAU. UANJO lessons See Ferguson, al Farsiow & Hell's. LOST AND KOl'ND. FOl'NK. Pair spectacles. Owner please call at this oflue aud de scribe them. LOST - Folding camp chair frame be tween Koseburg and Rock Creek on July "ih. Finder please notify J. R. Wharton. .(1ST.- Cuff link, set with small dia mond, on Pine or Oak street. Find er return same to Review office, or E. Wilbanks. II-1 LOST. Tail light and California cense tag No. 19S3. Finder please return to this office or j-ti South .Main street. FOIND Imbrellas and other ar ticles left at the Chautauqua may ue (lau o ine uwuna laiu.ih ml Review office and describing the found articles. WANTED WANTED. Small pips. Apply to S D. Cooley, or phone 9-F14. WANTED. Canary birds. Call 7 2.". West Lane, or phoue 2u7-i. Mrs. D. 11. Brown. WANTED 50 to lt'0 goats. State kind, and price wanted. Byron Bidwell, Hoaglin, Oregon. WANTED. To leaje for a year modern 4 or 5 room cotage. State what vou have to offer. Address 31 1 Perkins llldg. FOIC RENT FURNISHED rooms and housekeep ing rooms; balh, gas. 126 N. Kane street. MODERN' furnished rooms, light housekeeping rooms with gas. Mrs. C. P. Shields. 112 Hrockway St. FOR KENT. The Mullen residence on Winchester street, $10 per month. Apply Sam S. Josephson at Commercial Club, or call 206-J it::: sale ju.ii trade FOR SALE. At a bargain, new 4U. h. p. rasolino engine. Motor Shop Garage. PARTIES leaving town will sell new- modern house at a bargain. Call 4GlS.)Uih Jackson. FOR SALE. Piano In good condl Don, $12... inquire of M. M. Mil ler, at Review office. FOR SALE. Safe, Protectograph swivel chair, bui:u'y, cheap. C.addls Plumbing Shop, Phone 210. FOR SALE. 191-1 Overland, i.-pns senile;', good condition. Phone 132-J or inquire at Review office FOR SALE. Four-room house, GnO Short street; price $.u. terms. Ad dress 116 West Sumner St., Port land, Oregon. FOR SALE.-One .30 30 Winches! rifle, and one .22 special rifle, with l.vtnan sights. Both like new. S. t. Wright, 62U South Pine St. FOR SALE. Winchester .22 special rifle, with Lyman sights, at a real bargain If taken at once. Phone l'iti-J, or call at Review office. FOR SALE. Small horse, gentle for women and children; also yearling heir. r, c heap. Phone 12 F42. W. J. Pearson's store, Wln hester, Ore. COW I'OU TRADE. flood Iilihher, young and gentle. Exchange for Leghorn Ions and pullets. Also three good cows for sale. Box 57, Rt. 1, Wilbur, Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE. Five harks, will trade for hay or grain or sell for cash: also four automobiles for sale. Apply to either Iiuis Kohl haen or John Banks. FOR SALE. Franklin roadster In good condition, new tires; $i;i." If tak.-n at once; good reason for s-clling. Will demonstrate. Call at -"'-'S South Main. IIIN'MAN milking machines, a success for seven years, most simple and most economical milker on the market. For sale hy Cecil Beckley, If. i-i burg, phone 14 F33. FOR SALE lit aires well Improved bottom land. 7 miles from Ilose burif, on !.;.rd surface road. Near t'.Kt.l school and R. F. D. route. Ad-dre-s Box 212. Cottage Orove, Ore. FOR SM.E. In order to settle the fj W. Morris etat. I offer four cntt-tues In North Roseburg at a bargnin II. B. Church. Adinr.. or n ',- Iv '. I (:t.-i.hi-ns St Shades - FARM AND STOCK FOR SALE Al'TO STACK LINE DEPOT. Will sell my 4u acre stock farm. implements and stock. Halt cash Daily atages and autoa for Marsh aud balance on time paymenta. An- , field and all Cooa Day polnta. alao ply to the owner on the premises at . Wilbur, Ore., J. I. Chxpnian. FOR SALE OR TRADE. 3 choice lota on North Jackson St.f 5-room house, barn, garden and berries. Team and wagon taken as part payment. C. R. Oliver. 1137 N Jackson St. FOR SALE. Hay baler, John Deere power press No. with s h. p. gasoline engine, complete; good condition. Bargain for cash. See E. C. Benson, Room 4, Com mercial Clut Bldg. FOR SALE. 160 acres fir timber, fi w luuklints. running water, 4 miles from Dlllard, for $3000. Near courthouse, furnished 5-room house. 2 lots, fruit trees and flowers, for fisno. Half mile from town, nearly 4 acres for JSooO, or $luu0 per acre. R. 1, Box 8, Rosesburg, Oregon. FOR SALE Small family fruit drier. capacity 8 bushels a day; also 2" dozen glass fruit jars, 10 dozen Jelly glasses, also a lot of canned fruit and Jelly put up In pint, quart nnd S gallon jars; any one taking Hie whole lot of Jars and glasses' may have the fruit. Jelly and all for cost of empty jars and glasses Also 10 barrels of cider vinegar, two years old, price by gallon 25 cents. In barrel lots 20 cents per gallon. Robt. McKee. Banner ranch. 2 miles west of Soldiers' Home. An order by postcard will receive prompt delivery. OTT'S ORCHESTRA FOR DANCES. During the absence of Mr. Ott. Mr. Mclaughlin will take care of the or chestra. Small or large orchestra fur nished for all occasions, reasonable. Phone Mr. Mclaughlin. 61 U PROFESSIONAL CARDS DENTISTRY Special attention given porcelain fillings. Prices reasonable as any In the city on all work. J. It. CHAPMAN', D. I). S. Phones: Office 2R2, Res. 405-R. Offico rear of Review Bldg., Rose burg, Oregon. DBS. SNEI.I. DE LAPP Osteopathic PlijsUiana Phones Office 119, Ilea. 216-L. 421-L 207 Perklna Bldg., Roseburg, Ore. DR. N. PLVLEU Licensed t'ldropracUc Physician 222 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Oregon Phone 1 12. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, 9 to 6. Sundays and evenings by appoint ment. THE IIEIN'LINE SCHOOL OK PIANO Ml'SIO. Mm. Charlm lleinlhie, Director Mrs. Mux Combs, Assistant Teacher Beginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, children culled for and taken home. Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 3J-I1. CH AS. P. HOPKINS Altoi-iicy-nt-liUW Room 4 20, Perkins Bldg., Roseburg Especial attention given to con veyancing and the examination of titles to real estate. Proctlcea In all Stuto and Federal Courts. NEW COPNTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price 1 1 . f 0 li. (1. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477, Roseburg 223 Perkins Bldg. Phone 21. DR. C. It. WADE PHYSICIAN AND BriUiEON Phones: Office, 3s4; Ilea. I26-R. Rooms 411-416, Perklna Building. DIIS. KEEI.Y, SETIIEK & STEWART Physicians and Hurgoona Suite ot Offices Rear of Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. Phone 367. ROSEUURO .... OREdON Offico Hours: Phones 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. in. lies: Main 172 lilt. LI ETTA SMITH Pli)s. Inn Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic Bldg. Second Floor 8urveyt Estimates GF.RMOM) & FREAR Civil Engineers and Surveyors DEPI'TY IXH N'TY SfllVEYOIW Poutn v Masonic Building. Phone 387. - B.W. Strong house Furniture Man fnr Peel and Miliwood, leave O. W Rapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce along tha Una. OUR SPECIALTY CLEANING FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE The thriftless man who cares nothing for his personal appearance alwavs steers clear of our establish ment, but the progressive business men, Men Who Do Things and pride themselves on the neatness and attractiveness of their clothes are our customers. We make a specialty of cleaning and pressing clothes for particular people. Come in and let us clean you up and start you out on tho road to prosperity and happiness. IMPERIAL CLEANERS Phone 277 342 N. Jackson St. Money to Loan $150,000 To loan on Improvi'tl farms In IioUKliiH Comity. I.ontf ttnm Imins, payable on or before -i yearn, low Interest. Write for particulars. I'll Inn Ceiitrnl lAtv ItiMiranreCii By RICE & RICE Exclusive Agents for Douglas County. Cash Paid For Bur tlrtt Pears.Silver Prunes and other fruits. Write us what you have. Everfresh Food Co. Sutherlin, Oregon JEW YORK CAFE !. WON'd, M..nag.T OPEN' DAY AND NKillT Ml MS AT ALL HOI IIS Reirular meals 2T cente Chicken dinner Sundays from 12 noun to 2 p. ui. Chop Riley, Noodles. Fresh Oysters. Fish, Etc.. at all ti s. Corner Jackson & Washington Hts U. IN'. 13 WART Fire Insurance Auto and Accident Room 7 Review Building Bends Phone 265 Loans What Ih the difference between Mrtrv'n little lamb then and now? Fully one hiinilrel years. If Mary atill hai that little lamb, Hhn no lutiK aci tll'l k !. wc fluure that little I ii i ii I, ere tbla hua Kruwn to he n Rh-'r! That Mary mild her little lamb to ua. Nerd nut be aniline your li-urn; The Iamb nnd mutton inrrha'.ed ht-ro la nil of t I'-r yeara! The Economy Market fo. Kolillinirrn. I'mii.. I'lmne IIM Tin: George Shanks For Automobile Tops and General Repairing of Machinery. 214 E. Oak M.,0.siteCity Hall STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. Real Estate City and Farm Property, Timber Lands GEORGE RITER 122 West Oak Street Mrmfxr I'ortltitut lira It y Hvorl A. J. LILBURN & SON COMPLETE HOl'SP. IT KMSIIKKS Furniture, Carpets, Draperies, Stoves and Cooking Utensils, Tents and Awnings. Cass St. The Bottom is rt aclii-d all too toon wlnn it roii I a ins a ran of Jn m-y iv rri-atn. For it lias dial "nuiiv lnh" taste I li.it In simply lm nislilile. IT you likr ordinary !t'i cream you'll dimply bo d 'linh' rd with a dish of mir Jrsc f-rrain. Douglas County The North Side Grocery Has full line of Best Quality Groceries, Flour aud Teed to Sell. Wheat by the sack. We buy v$. Alton S. I(XmX00000XOOCmX00XOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCX000000OOOCm1 The Speed Limit Is Kxcmkd Kvery Day in ROSEBURG At our luisy plant with the big rushing orJers. The Extreme Beauty and Smartness of THIC WIHTIi GOODS turned out here, makes every customer glad and tlieir appearance down town is delightful. Roseburg Phone 79 Laundry QXOOHK'PCK'P''0''X"X"X' ' Douglas Junk Co. I't-alt'ts in metals of any de wri.i.uni, muc-b as uraa, cwpiwr, It'iid, zinr, iuttT, aluminum, etc. uIm) all kinds of rubbtr. auto (trr. Hulta and wool Ih our 8pt--i:ilt v. We alo buy and sell all kind ut tools, machinery and bi-ltiuK- Hilu'dt prices luid. Douglas Junk Co. Orders Promptly Attended. IMiune 2K Mam & Oak Sts Large County Map Shows Railroad laud. New proposed railroads, Suther lin, Roseburg and Carnes Sections, trails, Crater Lake, mines, fruit lands. $1.50 L. G. HICKS Civil Engineer 2:i IVrklna Wile. Phone 21 ItiiKi'btirn, Oregon. Ili'vii'w Want Aila. bring re.sulta. Roseburg, Ore. of the Tub Creamery Koseburg,' Oregon. Frey, Prop. ' v- tjJf Jr''''' 'ff. '