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Newspaper Page TextEVEXIXa ROSEBUHa REVIEW. THURSDAY, KECEnsER 1J, 101(1. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT 6CXDAY BY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Entered at Roseburg, Oregon, POBt office aB second class matter. 1,. WI.MIIIOKI.Y. DAILY Per year, by mail ,.$3.00 Per month, delivered 60 Per week, delivered 16 SEMI-WEEKLY Per year J2.00 Six mouths 1.00 I'ltoDicrs mti.so yi;.ltii. Many parts of the country are re ported as enjoying unusual pros perity, on account of good crops and I lie hlKh prices at present prevail ing. There is every indication that tho high prices will continue for the coming year, hence it would seem wise for every farmer and -producer to increase his output in all lines Just as much as possible for the com lug year. If the production of crops can be doubled by Increased acreage and otherwise for (lie coming year, It means much more than a doubling of products for export and a propor tionals Increase ot new wealth. .Now is the time to. act. The demand for all kinds of products is good and the prices were never hotter. Ah to the outlook for business in all lines, the Christian Science Moni tor, of Boston, In its lssuo of Doc. 2, said: "Itetail business is about lo en ter upon a period of I he greatest ac tivity In Its history. Holiday busi ness always Is the heaviest of the year, but this time there iB every reason for believing that It will greatly excel that of any previous season. 'I'll is is -particularly true of the United States and other neutral couutrlcx outside or the war one. The chief reason for the iiropitlous outlook Is the fact that labor Ih prob aiily more universally employed than ever before, and at wages that have never been exceeded. Tho buying power of the people, therefore Ih near the maximum. It is true that the higher cost of commodities may act as n check, but probably only as concerns the more expensive goods. Articles within the scope of the avei ago man's purse have been much In demand for Homo I line, and retail business has been corresponding!; flourishing. "The United Stales, today, Is wu-bnn-asHcd with too much business. TliiH may seem anomalous, but the fact Is that gold has been pouring Into this country In greater volume than la desirable, since this condi tion base been most largely responsi ble ror t ho Inflation of values. Hull road I raffle, lias been too heavy for the tiaiispoiliitlmi companies to handle expeditiously, and thiH 'situa tion hllH led lo tile putting up of coal prices, anil to serious freight con gestion at Iho termlualH. A similar Hiatus obtains with regard to ocean going vessels, on which there ban been such a demand for space that ocean freight rates have reached an ndnoi'iually high level. The mills and tho factories- have been so over whelmed with orders that practically all are running to capacity, and hoiiic have sulTlclent business on their books In carry tliem well through next year." I.IMlTINd T..i:S. n n x 1 5 ' 4' kX ii '1 ( All Classified Adrortlsementa In. sertcl new UsJay nil be found on I'uite 0. under "New Today" bead. MISCELiaxKom USIO KALOM1TK. No washboard drudgery or rubbing. Bold at i'arslow & Bell. FOIt .MANDOLIN, VIOLIN, GUITAR, 1IAN.IO lessons, see Ferguson at I'arslow & Hell. MONEY TO LOAN. UL'ltAL CREDIT LOANS. Plenty money to loan. Union Central Life Ins. Co. funds, 20 year loans. Rice & Rice. See M. F .Rice. AT THE MAJESTIC TOMORROW (HOT OUT THE PltUXIXO KXIKE (La Grande Observer.) Ten state institutions ask for ap propriations of $2,0;i,01.r. This Is an lucreaiie of $.'!!ir,,K;r. over 1 1ll 5-1 ! I 6 appropriations. Tho superintendents of these In stitutions ahould know better. The people of this state will not stand for ruch an Increase. That is one reason why conserva tive business men should be sent to the Legislature to apply the prun ing knife. There is plenty of opportunity to cut out some of tho luxuries in state government. Worms Sap Your Child's Strength. Is your child pale and fretful? Does ho cry out In sleep or grind his tooth? Theso symptoms may menn worms and you should obtain relief at once. Kiekapoo Worm Killer Is a pleasant remedy that kills the worm, and by lis mildly laxative quality cxpelB it from the system. Worms sap the vitality and mako your child more susceptible to other ailments. Your Druggist sells Kiekapoo Worm Killer 25c a box. LODGE CARDS WOODMEN OK THE WOULD, Oak Camp No. 125. Meets In the Odd Fellows' hall In Roseburg every 1st & 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. T. D. WKATIIIJRI'-ORD, C. C. M. M. MILLKIt, Clork. KAGM'M, Reaching Arle meets In their hall on Jackson St., on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren In good standing always wel come. HOWARD 1IICSS, W. P. 11. P. GOODMAN, W. Sec. Phono M 18;i. WOMliX Oh' WOOIKJItAFT, Lllao Circle No. 4!). Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd PollowB' hull. Visit ing members In goud standing are invited to attend. LKNA DIONN, O. N. CLARA CAWLPIIOLD. Clerk. (Portland Journal.) The tux limitation measure plucoH a restraint upon the Legislature. 'I'h at body can no longer make unlimited appropriations. Nor can county coutis or otlier tax-raising bodies make largely ineieased levies. No lux-raising body can now niiilto an increase of moro than six per cent over the levy of the pre ceding year. Tho right to increase the levy beyond six per cent in any one veur Is returned by the tax limit ation amendment to the legal voters of the taxing district. A provision Is thut Interest or sinking fund on bonds lire not included in the compu tation. Tho fight of Governor Withy coinbo utld Trcusiirer Kay against the amendment was on the conten tion that Its passage would put the Htule government under a strain in mulling ends meet. We uball doubt- j less hour from Salem, later on, mnclii complaint about the hardship worked! by (he measure. Yel. there Is the very Important! fact that the permitted increase of j six per cent every year will allow I Hie expenditures to double every six-i teen years, even without taking the! compounding element in the in-! crease into considoral ion. There Is; the further fact that ,lio Increase In j population and property valuations! will further doiToiuo the period in which public expenditures In all tux: districts may double. And. back of it all. Is the Import-! ant consideration that the legal vot-', ers may, at any time, authorise the' Increase of the tax levy to any ex- ' tent or for any purpose desired. The passage of the new measure bad a cause. Taxing bodies and thei Oregon Legislature drove the people : Intif tills measure of restraint and check. Tho public demand is for efficient government economically ad ministered, and the new amendment Is n striving to that end. O. E. S., Roseburg (liapler No. H. Holds their regular meeting on tho 1st and 3rd Thursday in each month. Visiting members In good standing are ruHpectfully Invited to attend. MARIK A. RlTI'Itt. W. M FUNK JOHNSON. Sec. UKItEK AHS, Roseburg Robekah Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. P. Meets In Odd Fellows' Teniplo every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren invited to attend. M Its. P. K PI 10 SCH WAR,, N. O. MRS. Til. LIB JOHNSON, See. 10 1, SIB llUMi'llltlOY, V. 3. I. O. O. P., Rising Slur lAidgo No. 174 meets In the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. J. 11. HARSH, N. O. CARL OHM AN, R. S. M. F1CKL10. P. S. K. of P. MIDOK. Alia Lodgo No. 47, meets every Wednesday even ing in I. O. O. P. hall. Visiting Knights nlwaya welcome. Pay dues to Roy F. Durbln, M. ot P., at "liuds for Men" store. V. 11. 1IOWIH0N, C. C. K. 10. W I M I1KRLY, K. R. 9. PLENTY or money to loan on good real estate security. Agent Mort gage Company Holland America. Isaac Rest, Grants Pass, Ore. A. P. A. M., ljmrel lKlge No. lit. Regular Cumniuulcatlona 2nd and four'h Wednesdays each month at Masonic, Temple, Roseburg, Oro. Visitors welcome. R. D. WILLIAMS. W. M. W. f HAH K1SL Secy. I.OYAI, ORDER OP MOOSE, Rese lling Lodge No. 1037. Meets Mon day evening of eiioh week, at 8 o - clock In Macoubco ball. All visiting brothers are Invited lo attend. W. J. MOON. Dictator. 11. O. PAliGKTKU, Secy. II. P. O. Elks Roseburic IaHlgo, No. :ti:tl. Holds regular communica tions at the Klks' Temple on the 2nd and 4tli Thursdays of each month. All members requested to attend rcKiiluily, and all visiting brothels are cordially invited to attend. 10. It STKWAUT, K. R. IRA II. KIDDLE. Sec'y. IF VOU WOULD DOUDLE YOUR MONEY Join the Pucific Build ing & Loan Assn. Ask their agent. Safest Investment on earth. Will also loan you money on city prop ertj Rice & Tilce. PLIONTY MONEY TO LOAN. On good real estate security. Agenl for Union Central Insurance Co., Devcreaux Mortgage Company, and Oregon Agricultural Credit Corporation, Rice & Rice. Sec M. F. Rice. IOST AND FOUND. FOUND. Modern Woodman pin. Owner may have same by calling at this office and describing pin. FOUND. Aulomobllo gauntlet glove. Owner call at Review office and bring other glovo for Identification. LOST Saturday night, two and one half yards of blue silk poplin, one spool of silk thread. Leave at Re view office. WANTED WANTIOD. Canary birds. Call 725 West Lane, or Phono 257-Y. Mrs. D. II. Drown. WANTIOD Two or three horsepower gasoline engine. W. C. Harding, I'nipiiua Hotel. " CHAPS WANTED Size about 32 by 32, black preferred. Must bo In good sliupe. Phono 4-F14. WANTIOD. Experienced man nnd wife, no children, for bunk-houso cook and general farm work at the Overland Orchards. $50 per month. Must have good references. The Overland Orchards. VOK RENT. ROOMS. Hot water boat. Reason able. 230 N. Stephens. 10-aere Fruit ranch for sale or rent. A bargain. For terms seo Pat. POlt RENT. House on North Rose street. Inquire at tho creamery. FOR RIONT. Two-room furnished apartment. Inqulro 504 S. Pine. FOR RIONT. Nlco sleeping room, with bath. In private family. For information phone 225-L. FOR RIONT. Threo 2-room apart ments, furnished for housekeep ing. Inquire 504 So. Pino. POR KENT. A six-room modern bungalow and one seven-room fur nished huii.se. Inquire at 504 S. Pine street. FOR RKNT CHKAP. Mauch of 16 acres, with good house and barn, 2 Mi miles from Roseburg, Phono 2 7-F14. FOR SALE. 3 purebred Jersey heifers, about 10 months old, one will be fresh In June. $50 takes the three. J. E. Plaluted, phone 16-F2. FOR RENT OR SALE. Ranch of 120 acres, part tillable, part tim ber; 3 miles from Riddle. Water piped in house. Inquire of owner, 81 1 So. Main street, Roseburg. FOR SALE OR TRADE. Three backs, will trade for hay or grain or sell for cash; also four automo biles for sale. Apply to either Louis Kohlhagen or John Ranks. FOR SALE CHEAP. 3-Inch Slude baker wagon, fine set heavy har ness, 310 feet Vfc-lnch steel cable, with blocks; one crosscut saw, 2 horse blankets. Inquire 720 South Pino St. mi SHOOT WITH A KODAK and send your films to us foi DEVELOPING. AND PRINTING Best work at moderate prices. Kodaks, Eastman Photo Supplies ROSEBURG BOOK CO. Roseburg, Oregon. STRICTLY FANCY SEEDS.- Alfal fa, Sweet Clover (scarified), , Red, and Alslke Clover, Timothy and other grass seeds. Money-back guarantee. Ralph Waldo Elden, Central Point, Oregon. FOR SALE OR TRADE. The only modern and up to date confection ery and fountain in North llend; value J3000; or will trade for a Roseburg business, grocery pre ferred, or income property. L. E. Milledge, North Rend, Coos Hay, Oregon. FOR SALE. 5 acres In Wilbur, Ore., closo to S. P. depot; good soil, over 100 bearing fruit trees about 9 years old; 4-room frame house, with woodshed; woven wire fencing. This place cost me $1250. Will sell for less than what the improvements are worth. Yours for $750 cash. No commission paid on tills price. Loren Cox, Phoenix, Arizona, It. 3. STILL THERE IS TIME To sit for your holiday fotos, the best gift yet, if good, and good if made by Clurk, the Fotografer. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Rosohurg, 24 hours ending 5 a. in., today: Precipitation in Inches and hun dredths; Maximum temperature 40 Minimum temperature 3(1 Precipitation 0 Total preelp. sinea Isi of mo. 1.92 Normal preclp. ror t'nls month 5.92 Total preclp. from Sept. 1 to date 7.50 Average preclp. rrum Sept. 1, '77 10.57 Total deficiency rrom nept. 1, "16 3.07 Averago prectp. tor 3!) wet sea sons (Sept. to May, lncluslve)32.12 WILLIAM HULL, Observer. WRATIIIOR i''OR"rcCAST: Tonight und Friday fair; continued cold. If you havo something to sell or rent try an Adv. In The Review. We have a few desirable Farm Mortgage Loans for sale, yielding a good rato of income. If you have any idle funds for investment call and let us explain these to you. RICK RICE. FOR SALE AND TRADE FOR SALE. Jersey cow. Inquire of I'arslow A Bell. POR SALIO. 35 bushels corn, bushel. Phone 14-F 33. J10I1SIOY COW FOR SALIO. First class butler cow. Phone 15-PI4. FOR SALIO. Steam boiler and en gine, about 0 II. P. Phone l(i-F 2. FOR SALE. Bulbs of nil kinds at 12 1 Cass St. Mrs. F. 1). Owen, Florist. TP II KEYS FOR SALIO. M. II. lulus $5 each. O. D. '1'blel, Yoncalla, Oregon. FOR SALIO. Span heavy mules. See W. V. Davis, a mile east of Roseburg. NEW YORK CAFE O. WONG, M..nagcr OPION DAY AND NIGHT MEALS AT ALL HOURS Regular meals 25 cents Chicken dinner Sundays from 12 noon to 2 p. ui. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oysters, Fish, Etc., at all times. Coiner Jackson & Washington Sts POR SALE, niacksmlthlng tools. Complete outfit. Inquire of Pars low (i Hell. Douglas Hide and Junk Company Highest Cash Market Prices Paid for Hides. Furs. Wool. Copper. Brass. Auto Tires. Rags and all kinds of Junk. We also buy and sell tools, belting, blocks and machinery. Square Deal lo All Our Motto Cull Phone 219. Main & Oak Roseburg Oregon POR SALE CHEAP. Six room house. 2 lots, garage. Inquire 722 W. Mustier. Real estate ran resdlly be sold, bought or exchanged thouuh the classified nd ertlsements in The Re view. A Want Adv. will bring you satisfactory results at small cost. CASTOR I A For Infants arid-Chlldrea In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of I. O. O. P., I'nlon Encampment No. 1). - Meets In odd Fellows' Temple, every Thursday evening. Visiting bietliri-n nlwavs welcome. J li. BAILEY', r. P. 10 S. COCKI.EHEASE, II. P. J. II. BA1I.KY, R. S. JAMF.S PWAHT, P. S. I. O. O. V., PMletnrlnn lodire No. 8. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, rorner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday evening of each week Members of tho order In good standing are Invited to attend. O. II. PICKENS. N. O. J. B. 11AILKY. P. S. M. M. MILLER, K. 8. THREE buggies and harness for sale! or trade. What have you to ex- change? Call at 143 South Kane. I ! FOR SAI.K Pine drhlng horse, S years old. weight 10:,0. Will sell cheap or trade for hay. Phone ptF 2 I FOR SALE, Team, harness and I wagon. Will sell all or separate. ! This outfit Is priced right. Ad-i dress It. E. Brown. Wilbur, Ore. The l'itzgera!il plaee. In Piournoy : Valley, containing 210 acres, for', ;,:,00; terms. .1. E. Fitzgerald ' trustee. Marshfleld. Oregon. R.eal Estate City and Farm Property, Timber Lands GEORGE RITElt 122 West Oak Street Member orli AVufj liottrtl INSURANCE EXPERTS WE KNOW HOW to write your policies to give you the great est amount of protection. WF. GIVE SERVICE to our clients. RICE & RICE AUTO STAGE LIKE DEPOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh field and all Coos Day points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave G. W. Rapp's grocery store. 133 Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce along the line. If you have something to sell or rent try an Adv. in The Review. PROFESSIONAL CARDS DENTISTRY Special attention given porcelain fillings. Prices reasonable as any In the city on all work. J. R. CHAPMAN, D. D. S. Phones: Office 2S2, Res. 406-R. Office rear of Review Bldg., Rose burg, Oregon. DRS. SNELL A DB LAPP Osteopathic Phyniclans Phones Office 119. Res. 216-L. 421-L 207 Perkins Bldg., Roseburg, Ore. G. W. Young & Son REAL ESTATE Honds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 118 CASS ST. PHONE 417. FOR SM.K CHEAP bv owner, mod-i ern house, five rooms, w ith pantry : and bath, burn and woodshed. 50 by 100 lot, free soil. Phone sr,-.l. . FOR SALE. Range, heating stove, j bed, rugs, dining chairs, dresser sad other household furniture. 3:t1 Commercial Ave., phone 41S-U, STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. DR. N. PLYLER Licensed Chiropractic Physician 222 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Oregon Phone lf2. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, 9 to D. Sundays and evenings by appoint ment. THE H EI N LINE SCHOOL OF PIANO MUSIC. Mrs. Charles Uelnllne, Director Mrs. Max Combs, Assistant Teacher Beginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kludergartcn. children called for and taken home. Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R. NEW COUNTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price $1.50 L. (). HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477, Roseburg 2p3 Perkins Bldg. Phone 427-J. DR. O. It. WADR PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON Phones: Office, 384; Res. 126-R Rooms 4U-416. Perkins Building. MISS PF.AHL STUART Oradiiato Nurse Phone 1C9. Res. 218 S. Jackson DRS. SKELY, SETIIER ST K WART Physicians and Surgeons Suite of Offices Rear of Douglas Na tlonal Rank, Ground Floor. Phone 36 f. ROSEBURd .... OREGON Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 DR. LUCETTA SMITH Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic Bldg. Second Floor COLLECTION EXPERT I mnke a specialty of so-called bad dents and (lend accounts. No bill too large or too small for my personal attention. CIIAS. E. GRAY Oft'ico .Masonic Temple, Roseburg. PRESShTGlf w i - iinn dllktt. jLt C. Hero Fanning Mills Give Satisfaction There's a Reason Ask us J. F. Barker & Co. Farm Implements. Vehicles. Machinery. Aim to Excel Look around the City and you will notice that nine out of ten of the successful business men are neatly dressed and meet you with a pleasant simle and a courteous manner Neatness and Courtesy are two of the greatest assets to any business think it over and send that bundle to us right away 'hone 79 w g STEAM w Roseburg pone79 Laundry New Arrivals in Holiday Goods Fruit Baskets all shapes and sizes 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. Matting Work Baskets, with cover 20c, 35c, 50c. Split Bamboo Work Baskets 25c, 35c, 45c, 65c, 85c. Fancy Trimmed Work Baskets, trimmed with beads and tassels, $50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00. Candy Baskets at 15c, a nest of five. Japanese Nut Bowls at 35c and 50c. Decorated China Tea Sets, hand painted with gold leaf liners, three styles to select from at $6.00 to $8.00 each. Decorated China cups and saucers, four styles to select from, at $1.25 set. All kinds of furniture, rugs .carpets, ranges, heat ers, China, cut glass and silverware. A. J. LILBURN & SON COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS "That Reminds Me" "That I heard the wife wish that she had another shelf in the pantry. It was some time ago. and was not a Christinas hint; but I'm thinking that that shelf will make her a good Christ mas present. I'll see KKN'XY today." Is Our Business but we make no claims In the way of maklnc new men out of old ones by pressliiR out their joints and other deformities, but we ran make your otd clothes look like new by our 1'p-toliite Methods of cleaning and pressing them. This will add greatly to your personal ap pearance. A trial will convince you of this fact. Imperial Cleaners rtton 277 842 N. Jackson The North Side Grocery Has full line of Best Quality Groceries, Flour and Feed to Sell. Wheat by trie sack. We buy eggs. Alton S. Frey,j;prop.