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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO EVKMNG UOSKIIl IM1 RKVIEW, I ItlliW, U (.17 18, 1016. MORE IMPROVEMENTS CANYONYILIE PEOPLE ABOUT THE EVERERESH j ENJOY AN AUTO TRIP PLANT AT SUTHERLIN TO KLAMATH COUNTY OSBORNE PICTURES OBSOLETE PRISON TORTURE UdaK'r Frank J. Norton, of th loitl fcirfn'h plant, rtre,v-d a tt;le K ru in from the ,ieu. offl- at OdK n. VlaJi. Mo, day. ituthoru.HK Mm ' close a toiilra't at onre with tht Southern l'a ific offlrtaia for M'J fent of railway trak aim. th at uUis of the Kverfresh plant, oniit liiK with the iwlf h on the main lint noutb of tht df,ot. bays Hie Kulht-r-lin Sun. Mr. Norton whh a.) no au thorized to (.urchiiH. a large rider in ill and other eiil'Hni for hund lln tint iirodiiita turned out by the factory, and he went to Portland to tarry o'it Innrurtiona. About $ I'ltio will be required to handle the jr (eiiditurea au'hoilzt-d. The first carload of a ronsiKnrnent nf fifteen earn of pear, punhase-i at Med ford and other point a nouth, arrived here Wednenday, and will at on-e he put (hrmitdi the evaporatln pro cwb. The new V.Kxf.O foot aildlllon. whhU wuh added to the nuuthw-pt portion of the main building during the pat thren week a, makea the plant ono of the lament in the ulal-. In the new add it ion two drepMix rooniH. ea h llixJn feet, for men and women employee have been provided Thette room art' fitted with wits'i ntands, toilet and fho ver hatha, with atielvea fr lunch banket m and hattt and hancTn for wraps. In fart, the whole arranK''Mient of the blK tlii it had been carried nut w ith a vd w of convenience and Kunltallon, and those In a poHltlon to juilcf pronotim-p it one of t he movt modern plants on the roa.nt. Manager Norton stated that '' plant will he kept In operation until early In iH-eemher. IMH'lfl BM.VI IJMMKVr Utl.V ltlli:iM I ISM Auk the man who nm it, lie known. "To think I Buffered all the ft yiMira when one 2it cent bottle of Sloan's Liniment cured me," writes one grateful user. If you have rheutnattttin or Buffer from neural Kla, bai kuehe, wjreneMH and ntlffueHs. don't put off KtttiiK a bottle of Hloan's. It will Rive you mull wol come relief. It warms and 'soothes the sore, stiff painful places and you feel so murh b'-tter. liny It at an dniK store, only 2f cents. UO.f AMI intiiM.i:. Drain. Oreicon, Auk. 14. 19 1 U To the Kdltnr: Who can we trunt? We have Hveil In DoiikUih County nearly 40 years, and on the south aide of Klk Creek, and have never bad any help from the County on our roads duiiiiK all that time. We. a lot of heavy tax payers, ot up a petition to net a County road up hllll" ( reek, so as to get a County brldne across Klk Creek, which would put us on ttie County road where so much of our tax money had been Spent. When the surveyor and road lo catora came, 1 told them we all want i-il Ihe road and bridge, but I was a widow, and had a hatd time to r;il-' the hih taxes on toy f;n in. and I reipie.strd them to allow me enough to feme the nuid on en h side. They Milll the farm In the middle, went through one Meltl titan we had been oflered turn t mi a. re for. They HKrectl to fence the road, besides pay me for the farm land (In the pres ence of my two daughters) . 1 e petted that they would do as the MKieed. Win n we td ready to fence, I told the .ludce and he said tto ahead aud put in the feme then, that my money wan ready, and when we Rot the feme t hrmiKh Ihe Court had only allowed tne enough to pav for the wire, so left nie $-'"t 'Ml tu ijeht. betides they h:,Vr neer attempted to put In the brldse yet, the tlmo; we all (!)') people) most anxiously v.int aud tadt need When Me I. ilk to the Court JiSoiit It. lh:y i.mke all kinds of non lnilMe ptoliiles tll.lt th v aim to put the hrl.Ue lu this fall W e ate all tltsri'iinmil and don't believe thev intend to do a tlitiiK this fall. Those ofttcers wlo-n thev Wit lit to le lie. ted hi. ike ;ill kinds of promtwes how thev are to w oi k lor the Interests of the lar tllK people, tt it thev soon forxel lui can w e I ru-t ' Nw a hat ail w e do to cet out hll-Ue :il ttefiTe w.-t Weiithel sets til ' IP we hae t.t diaC ttl the mud allot1 t I e.u " Wi iill feel we lire b'IMK w.eiirtd Who i.ui we trn-t' S. MOKNINHS, lt :iil IN III "MS M. trill. Ore , Auk C, 1 ! I ;. Kdltor Itelew: After hating s u h a delightful ?rlp through W a hi Bt;t on. and ret urn 'tit,' home, we are now taking in South ern Oregon. Thi" is our firvt 1-tl at Merrill, whhh Ik a pretty valNv two miles north of the California line and li- miles n'-arly south of Klam ath Kails. This vicinity is under a fine irri gation system, ami they are prodif liiK fine crops of alfalfa, wheat, bar ley and oats Though the season has been v e y liack war d it has -cn so all over the Mate. There are four ways for rea hlni? Klamath County from the valley The shortest route is by Ashland and over the Cn-en Sprint! Mountain, miles f rom Ash land to K la math Kalis, n six hours run. S-eorid. via Cold Mill or Medford and Crater Lake It is a four hours run from the lake to Klamath Kails A more level road is via Morn brook or by way of Mend. We came over the Creen Sprinj? Mountain road and will return nxt week by one of the other routes. A Rood many people find the alti tude at Crater I .ake too hlk'h for them, being between T.L'titi. The ele vjilion here is over 000 feet. (I. tl M'CM.VUAY. - '( .-;'- 'i- f bea. h at a point nouth of Yaquinna feay. i Aa automobile atideiit with a ' very fortunate side ocvurred on the road between heie and Klktun Tues- day afternoon. Lester Wimberly was making the trip with a machin ist, in Kov Spulriin a Hudson car, tiie object of the machinist's trip being to cor reel some troubles In Ko. Wells" traction engine. On the urn trip. Mrs. Walter Kent und little daughter, Leta, were in the ma- hine and coming up w hat N knon ha Crocked Mill, in some un it. ( ount.tbie manner, the diferential g- ar slipped and left the driver tin able to control the machine. The machine started to back, and with rare presence of mind, the driver threw the wheel over and backed into the bank but the momentum w:w Minh jetit on the steep grade to '. ndl (lie machine over, but the occu pants all hail time to jump to safety. It stopped in the middle of the road bottom side up and a broken wind slii-id and steering wheel were the j principle damage. The machine was j later brought in on its own power. j Mrs. Orrin M. Krewson died at th. family home three miles north of town on Monday, Aug. 7, r.fter , i-everal months' illness, and was hur led the following day In the town cemetery. She was LH years of age and leaves a husband and svcil ?rown children. Mrs Sarah A. Moore died at the home ot her son. Win. M. Moore, in town, on Thursday, August lo, after a week a illutas, aged fcO years, and was buried in the town cemetery tt day following. She leaves se.l grown sons and daughters. Her band, Freeman H. Moore, died sev eral years ago. Mack Snell and family are u;, from Portland on a visit with former's parents. Mr. ond Mrs. ;. Snell, seven miles west of town. Fred Kllenhurg and wife arii.( nt the home of his parents, Mr. an 1 Mrs. James K!lenl,rg. five nub s north of town Tuesday, for a coup!" of weeks' visit. They came fmi': Hend hy way of Portland, makin.; the trip by automobile. Walter Kent has been at Kll;K,-i for the past 10 days as:;is;ing in the store of Hydell & Kent, while hi partner, Walter Hydell, Is takiim his annual vacation on the beach. X. X. If you have something lo sell or r nt try an Adv. in The Review. PltosPl ltlTV t NDI'ilt I'ltlislDFVT WILSON The wealth of the I'niied Stales to day Is $ 1 1. mom, .ono more than under Taf in 1 !t I J a gain of -I h per cent. Commerce exceeds leading foreign competitors by about $,uoii,immi,mm passing Ihe Itepuhlican record $-',-ijou.tiiMt.ooo, or .. per cent. Kxportti for I 1 I i exceed $1. Itoil,- i.tMHi, the Republican record for lull' being $ J.L'ou, nun, ono. The former figure beats the Itritlsh total by tiM per cent and the. Cermans by I Mi per cent. Trade balance under I einocratic nil foi 1 ! I ti Is I.'.oh.imiii.immi more i ban under Republican rule from I ! to IHI.'. It thefour years' to tal under Koosevelt were added to the figures for the TaU administra tion the W ilson rerun! tor I ;t I ' would exceed both. Imports of food stuffs t largely fat in products! iimlei Wilson in 1 :M ; were $.. mi.oom.imhi, or nearly I lo per cent more than under Taft iu 11 12. Postnffice receipts under the Wil son ad ml ni st i at ion exceed 1 1 lose under Taf by about $ J .'. ."..uou.uou , ot about L'.'i per cent, not w it hst a tiding the falling off due to the war. he I ween August, 1 ; 1 I, and June, IM".. These percentages of Increases in bank deposits for 1 ! I over are shown; New Kngland stales, :tu; eastern states, .'.J; southern state. i't;;. middle states, LM.t..t: western slaes. 11 tl; Pacific sales. 1! 1 it. Hawaii's increase was $;! I .ono. - Fx. UFLI. ( MII IHtl N AUK AtTIVK If our child'ls lu:i. pale, fretful Uld wants to lie around, the chance .ire it Is siitletlii- from wmms Klcka hui W or m Killer, a plea. -a it t cand onfectlon. liked by all children i a hat v our ch lid needs You otil ;lve one half to one lo.etige at a lime and oii get imtneillate result Kvery mother should have a Ixix on mind. c at nil driKulsts. T'l t. UMI - t lie 1 hi e-!ll:ig 111,1 t hmr i til b.- lie. ltd It1 our Valley a pre i m Work in the new s Vmd house 1' prK'i--s ng ni. el lie t. W Mmis h !.! t is build tuK a I .-n Hie t'.iii iheri taii'h iili'l n :',.iin: to mow Wut tiom lt"se bll.K s , T i:. M..WU .f.d '.iti,i1 v mh.-.i with (leo W I I .l.v ! S'llld.lT After limner Mi au.l Vm Haven, Mr Hlel U W li Hon. eir.-i H.,eii T i Haven, lr an-l W Mi. 1 V. Ciillo.ii 'im Oakland and Ol t r l 'lilt- ! ' 'If '.I'e l'l t'. evening luiWio; . " m .,1 t'ie '!!. o i y line h Mr and Mr- ii r I .ri r eM. tallied Several f'-tn.S it ,t d.'i-H'" dinner I tt Sutol.iv i ' .i e pi , ... n beside Hie faoulv V'r and ' J W tones. V.il and l' o Loo -Vtss Sharp Mrs f i ' r ,:i.t daughter. Alice, lionet i v. i a:i I Nell Mullen Mrs. Alma HLm tin's nen l.oii-i nearl) finished Miiti pears are ti lug hi; i-.- l t this station X S( tl TH I It N OIll'CHN WILL M Ki: I I I Ult T Tit Si t 1 III' NUL A l Asll LA M hie of the tuoM proiuiuetit men (n the state, who was with the news paper men al their resent convention iit Midiord ami Crater Lake, slated to a group of Medfold men g;i!ieied round the log fliepl.ue in Cr.iter Lake Lodge: 'This is the most valuable piece of commiinil v advertising In one st II nt' e er plllb'd. off 111 Vie gon " We ate not certain but thai the fio ts vvairant tins stalement, stion.: lis it is In the (list place, t lie nclo tal impiesion of the people of ,Lu ksen County, taken home by these new-, p.ipci i iters from cvei v seetioti of t lie slate. Is et reliiely eon; p 1 1 u i e n !ary. 'I he t ert.unlv nuide good ;is lie- ts Secondly t hev demon st i a;. .1 I h.it .Lo kson Count v had bin t, out of lor own ftiiiiN. one of the tin est mountain ioms on the coa-t w Mi h. bv eerv right should be con sidered a state rojid and a state b'o Ihe tup corroded a t.llse idea held t tnativ of the vKttlng eilitois (hit Li - k son Count v had built up :ie t:e'Ht side of 'he Si'-kivoil Mount ii'1 and Calllouiia Up the outll side T!o Uiegou lllle is six llllle- the ot I sile ttl the summit, whhh m.-.m -that Lo kson Count has huil: - p I- t h snt s of t lie t ance Ihe tact that Cr.tt I t.i.l..H copyrlglit by Survey M.i-;a.:iii.'. -II M Mott UslH.n.e. formerly reform vvai i.-.. ! ;. Su, - pu-u. re--e:.l!y acimtteU of . l-iiiges of mls,ou- du t while Ui olli. e. . lured in obsolef head cu.-e on e i;-ed as punishment In a New York prison; also the striped ,,., ,,,,. .s nil i.iis.-t.ejs j.mI the unitoim he ltlir-'diMd alter hyo-mlm: warden. LinHKit NKvVS m;tHers in Cinliner Monday. ' liedoife. who had been their gue?t M iss Ma r. : and M r. Cloy ton re: iirried lore Sunday. (From Port I inpqua Tnurler.) Cowan were hi C.ardiner lor a short Ir. ami Mrs. A. F. Sether anil Mr. Our unexcelled summer weather stay Friday, i.-turning to their bo.Uv; and Mrs. Warren lieed returned on in hero again. on Smith Li.er in the evening. i Tuesday from Marshtield, where Having is well under way on the Kverv hoily in the I'mp'iua country tl:ey h:ul been spending a few days l'iupiia and Smith rivers. should ari;iiige to visit Coos Hay dur- on business and pleasure. Ur. Sether li. C. Kirtli-y, of S'ittshurg, wms mn the Kailie.nl Jubilee, which will and wife aie :uets of th.' Keeds in In town Saturday on business. be held Aumm l'l, 2' and -. iheir handsome cottage at Winches- Mrs. J. 1. Thorp, of Itaiidon. was .las. Coah ;md "Lilty" Cagnon, ter Hay. In Hardiner Monday transacting steel woi kei s un t,he l uipiiua bridge, W. K. Chapinaii, .lol;n Parker, business. were guests m The Cardiner Satur- Allies Pitihford and (leorge Neiiner, The sawmill has been shut down day night taking in the show. ', Jr . all oi iJuseburg, spent the week but wilt resume operations again iu Mr. P. J. Peterson, of tho (iardi- end visiting at Winchester Hay. re a few da s. n.r Mill Co amp on Camp Creek, t timing home Monday. Mr. Chap- Fiank Tcyld. the tailor, of Marsh- spent Saluidiv and Sunday in Car- man intends returning about the field, spent a few hours here on busi- diner on bu-iness and pleasure. I l .th to remain for some time. Mrs. ness Friday. Jack llnftm r, the popular S. I. Chapman is at the bay at the pres- Mlss Agnes Weatherson. of Flor- of the brbLe tamp, has resigned his ent time. ene. was a guest at the CardiioT position witti Ho- S. P. Co.. and has1 o Wednesday. 'returned to his botne in California. I lll.l AMI IMMTY. The painters began the painfiug Messrs. I'. F. Kink and Wm. Phil-! of the s. P. bridge across the I'mp- lips, and Mi es Viva and Myrlel Ned Hurt , a practhing attorney of una last week. ; (OnnulT an I Kn.ma Aubrey formed Portland, formerly of Ynncalla. aud Weaver Jacobs, of Cowen's camp, a merry p.niv woo spent Sunday at ut one time an operator on the S was tiaiisaiting business in (lardl- the beach. P. lines, was here last Saturday, ac- m r Sal unlay. j Hlllie P!ul ipps. Hick Fntman. companied by his daughter, on a Miss Helte Wade is spending her ' "Heany" King .ni l W. It. Mason, of visit with old time friends, vacation iu her pre'lv cottage at ; peedspoi t . re guests of the c,ar- Holo Drain and wife, of Kueim, W inchester Hay. ; diner Saturday night, taking in the spent Monday night here at t lie home Kventt Anderson, the popular' show, etc. 'of the former's mother. Mrs. Anna Keedsport i ontoi turner, was a Car j ,. M. H - t.-. of Portland, and C Drain, being on their way for a trip diner vM'or Friday. ' Houston. of smna. toniiaCors on through Southern and Fasteru Ore- Another social danci in adveitised the Siuslaw Jetty, were in town on gon. Crater Lake being included in for Winchester Hay on Saturday ,Mness Th iirstla), leaving Friday , .jr jt nieiai v. evening August UL I for Portland. I Hunting parties out from here are Mrs. P. C Harrow, of Des Moines, p. o,- n. of Kmplre. was 'n i, ... v .,.,.,., .in i , , oi.i, is , w.iiniioi ii-iiiii .not win i.iwn a lew il.ivs on ou-llies. n be here for a few davs. on S iii 1 1 ti If i ver :i ml i nv S ii.il .1 int.- Ii,e been a vi a id. 1 the contract for ,lMli t..,,.,,,,. i.-,iv. ..,-,u i,1K. C C. Ktckei. oi Smith Kiver. wa ,-alr;iig mail between lleedspott e-mk now u .viituuay aiu numg wie m i uii Aiu 1 1 in pPdoti. i of the Port coinmi-sioiieis. I xnss lniiia Phelps, sister of Mrs., Dr. U. II. Fields b it the first of! Henry Sa-aberd. b :t last week for the week for Portland, where he was n,,es. Call!., where she will called on iin po i taut business. W. C. Iltadley. con fe t ioioT, of Marsh Held, was at te tiding to hu -l ness ma Hers in ( la i diner Monday The d. no. Platform No. '. on Mllitll Liver. Was Wed attended atl'fu,., ;, filling a good time was repotted bv all. I (i-'i and ii.inie d .1. W . P.llltell. repi.-entill,' A.teTl K Lewis, wholesale grocers, was calling on the 1 1 ado here Friday. W . P. I; I and Dr A. F. Set!n r Went over lo Cos Hav W e lio - I.l' on bus no ss. fet in ii iii g Thursday. Capt Jos Hend rson. of th. FmpUiia Coast t.uatd station, was In town S.i l U! da 1 1 an -.li 1 1 u g b us i ties- liov V Iii-!.. 11 olllpleted his 11.11 1 1 act with the I llinot e Pa. king Co All tol 1. he has gotten out . ord of wood Mis l ' '. III. kef auie d"vv ti ftotn the Khker farm on Smith Liver on Tie-.,i to v Kit with i - la l n i - and I I l. tiJs. l:-s Mary Ci i'es. r, of l' u:eii. , W litt lollliell le-ldeil in H a i d i v. r. i'l this i ii visiting w ii h relatives and fiieioh W C. Iliad'., v. of t';-' Hi.idlev CtnH Co . ol Mai hli. -Id. i s; lid rig a f- w davs iu this m in.tv call ,ir.: in his t-aJe. Mr and Mt Lav Hail have re t U riled f i "in l 'ees Ha v poi ill - all-1 will mske their filiate heme ne.it Sulph in S;'t ings V. i - I t i.-i t ittg -ii . tin pan d Miss Ph. Irs. lelt I.l-' Week t'.'I .1 ' w da v t i s 1 1 with Mrs o. 1 1 inc. i i lit ; Ilea I I lor. tlce Mr Tod 1. membt r of the 'p m of Todd ihe Tailor-, ttf M a r-h : "i. I d. i- III tills ne'uV'OI ' 'to J .OI li'.ltteTK 'ms'iies- ;n (ms . (''iiji.un . Me -is W al'ei M ai ' .'V I", "t, her I i nil and I S L ;d 1 i a t . il - of po-? , .i . w.ie ati.ading 'o !"i lake a muse's naming tourse at the Hlendalo Sanitarium. Uien Thompson., a game warden, from Los.'burg. has been here and it Win. iiester Hay a few davs ihi lets!; e . of t!ie art incut. Mrs, Rosa Amb r.-on, of Handon. a 1 1 iveil here by the al ternoim tr.i in Tuesda f ro in Roseburg for a v isi: with her broth.i, Lee Parker and family. Mr. Parker experts to leave ui'hiii a tew weeks for Harney Coun l v, w here he has filed on a luiiie st.ad Miss Ma hell. Young is her.' I'.om FotCaiid en a vim: with her uran.I- Fr.d Varrelmann. the Leeds; "it I Uti-r. . w. .binders, and tier m h.. met. , am. has installed a new en-;'1' v- S:'"'''''-f" and launly. uitie in ! i i si bmit. The new ouUit Th" christian Kndeaor SocJetv -if travels iniii li fast- r than the old on-- Yoii .rla made a fraternal vv-sli t and Fret I seems very mm h pi- as.-d. ; t lie Fpw orth League and Kndeavor M i s. I'M w in Stearns and M i.-s Ks- of t he Drain churches on Sundav ther St .mis, of Oakland, and Mi-s t veiling. There being 2' members cf F:h-1 Purdy, of Iv.icene. u.-ii- in the Yon a!!a so. jet v. The m-eiin-; tlai dm. ; Monday eiinuite to Win -; u as held at t he Methodist . bun h. thi s'er Lav for an outin;. j '1 ).e Drain wcing peejde set v. d ligiit .1 lltdtbn. of S. ott-'nirg. amo i i lim.nt s m the pavilion at ti i.iun M.uidav ee ati-r.d th" o oi k The devotional servic - w .u moiitliK 'Meeting of the dire. int. ot" b d bv Mis Anna Huntington, ol the Cit-i National H.!.U. aLo t he : Yotn alia, and 1 1 people attended meet.ni: of the Pol t co n ; n 1 1 s-ion-.'i s i the meeting 'i' Fditer, .L H. Au-tin. h.i - h. - n The touttn tpiarferly I'onfn. n etuov;:,.- a v.oatioti the pa-t w.k of tin' lo al Met hod M chiir- h was and in ! ritaUv aft tiding the r:.e. t : d ..t Co- hurt h on Tues'lav veil mcs ot K.htoria1. ss.. ;ati 'u ::i ii;g. Rev. .1. T. Abbott, the di-tri t xs .h.'i I I'e ah-o visit d friends in sup rmtt ndent. pri'siding. Re. Ah ;r. n:s P i-s. ' t w.t eti to Sa'em Wednesd iv M II Ledolfe S P. e:i4!ii-er. '" ;" I'n nt at the inner,,! of Mr. . ri town Mo.olav from hi-, ..ta.p He : !- Ul!" Mlperinteii I- has ..!:,, .-t lecovered tiom th, in- ' :H it 1 1; Salem , I m.-t. w hose su-l- hiii.s !,. j ue.l a short tia. a-n ,!' !l -'fh oc urn J early Tuesda v hen t h. speeder he was rtdtng on ''ioi ning. !eti th. u.o k. giving him a bad -p:ll ' K - id-ratde free of men and T.a::.s are again at work bauLng t. ne from 'he c-e. k to be crushel r the road- both in and out o: town. t!,,. werk being under the -u-pervisioii nf Dwight Reel and r tlrir Stot k r, the loi al stiver v iti s. P. M lib do went to London '' '' S; ri: s a few d.;-s ago to trv tJo- M- if I Mr Ch Perhi- an! , :Ti. of the water -h.'te for VheU--.o, Clt'N.rd. the Mi-se Lav - aU I ,rt-:v. with whi, li lie has been nf H 1 1 old I e.vis returned Fudav nia Hi- tol for seme tune, t ; le.,-,M outing at W ;n. he-: i P.tv . t(i;;ir sttt. k. r and f.itnilv nr.' and the -OMt'l I h Mi- Flotem e , -.-.. ;...,:,! o.it-in? on fi . -s p I ookilli; o k. gi iuc him a had :'l K V. dont s. K. W . I'.un.V -Mi.it and Fi.iPk V Lo k- t us' s. of Pori land vv . r . .-r the re-out of t!:: t'ltdav and Sund.P T':.v s or O H. Hni-.lale a: tht tti.et!Ul it readi' y ace t h . se men pi opt t in .i v lir.rri.w tnel, il! I'. 1.1 le iti: th. Lake ; a ..: to t!ie If made tsibl'. w as linptes-t d en ime-t for. ibH and in to sec me ad to: D-c of leads to C . L. he h. art - :i pa' h I in. tl ol the stale : r tn,pte--ien- rained In of x-hland tn in e c : . "?s. 1 . aloinda ;llv '.p. to n ..I :ot I ill m. out lining .1 not I w In n t he one w ! e h w a - s,.,!i he i, o; . n. d L ih at s. liotd w ill l ie a h ' ' a re. i in g Ihe Opltl : tl liloli ! d lie s' ate w hen it a n tin tor t on-ob tatioil s . , . i t v eai ilgo it - pie s . t C'e stale b Hen She'd-' ' d. thrtoigll w lie- e . ' . . of the ( en . II t lell v ,1. lit w a- .tin, est t nti:c ! i a.Ke.Ms, r- o I at i "Hi.- lo ' l tl.e I v lew ad . -t bal 1 t isel ; "S Vi J t- ,'.5,'--s2f r v7 ua Tlios. ' KC ctoviijt'irmts arc good For Goodness Sake use KG Baking Powder Puritv First It will never i!is;ippoir.t il if you like KlH O K Ounces lor O Cit W ." t -"J J m ytvj-tn- Wu??SVl thinRStocat. Cct the Round Package Used lor Century. Caution 4CTDANpTHmiW Swt.vwv.u. , Ask For and GET HORLICK'S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Made from clean, rich milk with the ex tract of select malted grain, malted in our own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions. infanta ond childnn thrive on if. Agrees witH Ih weahtMt lomach of thm invalid or (Ae aged. Veecfo no cooking nor addition of milh. Nourishes and sustains more than tea. coffee, etc Should be kept at home or when traveling. A nu bilious food-dnnk may be prepared in a moment. A glassful hot before retiring induces refreshing sleep. Also in lunch tablet form for business men. Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price Take a Package Homo i- You cna Ij-" tteat mcrt diseases, Dre vent s-cIiiuts of ynur B:,in';!si hy using Zcnr!L-u:n cs per rUrectisus on t!ic can. The bc;t vtlcrir.ariins, l!ie bifv-est breeders, SO AsHcultural Col Urns use or.d rccorr.rr.c::d Zcnoleum. n s inc mast powcrlul coal-tar ciain- fr-. fertant i.nd germicide kiu-wn. Its rc- p r to use Vl . won t Sr: r7r oun-. .ill. n-.jVt istscfseeetSTVtssm 4 Treat man r? f "-iigJrS l Woui.ds, sores, scob. cuts, "c Treat mane?. Wour.ds, sores, scob. cuts. Calls, calf chekra, rmr-wt nn in cottK ipti. ?cp ruJ etrrr..in::ie luc, near. t ks with '.nostrum, tor Doultrv. H. tter. :.frr. i lir.mr than hm-tnotle miituffa. c..l n dollar ler cm of Z-mt Ici-m. ponti-aid. t;it. ; 50 rsI iont jxv.five d: ir.fcctar.l. Q-j.irt 50: v.'al .jmI nillon $1.' '. Mcruv b; r! if it d'xa nrt da n'l you wnnt. Fr. ie:"tr.cr Vctrrint-ry AJ. visti; Information vurtlt dollars to you. Vntirr Dt;rfrvUnt Co. COAL TAR DISINFECTANT J. F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements, Vehicles. Machinery. 2 Some Forty Years Ago Tlie Depot at Roseburj; was a tent with a bit; canvas sin "Ticket Ollice" over the door. Some of the "( .! Timers'' rememher that ticket ollice, but to the present generation it would present a striking contrast to the magnificent depot of today. When The Railroad Came "The I 'living of th Golden Spike" marked an era of progress unprecedented in the weft dur ing these 40 years What would Roseburg be without a Railroad? What Will Roseburg Be Willi another Railroad? A road that w iii devel op our gieatest resources turn raw material irto rcad cash? Will another payroll of say 535,000 a month help Roseburg? THE REVIEW lU liirc in Rowburjj otnl DoityUi.; County, and. If you uvnt In sec Roseburg Grow, do your part and encourage every industry that has a payroll. The I 'rnpauj Valley will produce the finest ot everything The Climate is Ideal all the time.