Roseburg review., February 21, 1917, Image 2

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EVESTSQ ROSEBtTRG REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 21. 10H
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WEATHKK WARMVG.
THE COI.I'MIU V HIGHWAY.
WHICH IS OK SPECIAL lATEIt
KsT Til roItTI.AXD, WILL
I'ltoUAIILY UK THE MHST
IIOAH Tit HE IMI'KOVEl.
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The u ai !--r forecat u-r at
i Portland has sent out tut !ol
wl lowing arn.ns. which will be
of interest to stCvkrinT.: "I n
I settlt-'l weather with ona- -j-
4 oionai snow at hUh U--Is and
J- probably cold rins .u lo''
4 .'U. wit h blutriijs; vvitjds
4 mos-tiy from a southerly ihrt-c-4-
pr-vaii during T:mtrf-
4 Jay and Friday." -f.
to match the United States Govern
ir.ent fund.. Hoe-.tr. t:.e tul ;-".r
:e b.g boni i-sve ?;vc-s Drunlas
Coum the rti -j ;j: &: - a..;. ;an
the Pacific H:: .t ; jr pai
by layia down fuun Jat'.'-.i hc
theii tht- ata;e id lu j,ut tu the ha.: a
surra.1. '
IMPORTANT HISTORICAL
DOCUMENTS WERE fOUND
AT LAND OfflCE TODAY
Mll.l.Wotlh ITI'.M.
I
EDDY AMENDMENT IS REJECTED
Tim Hiuhuay Tbnmh InigLu
County ill lit Known as a lit
INuul Ttu Statf Will Kur
il ih the Surface.
Tiled from hi t!as of tedious
labor on the Moor of the State
isiature. jv-nator H. L. Eddy re-j
turnt-d hf re Tuesday iisornins f roin
SaU-:n. Although the session was ,
marked itn a number of " humor-
ous und unproductive" incidents, j
.-"nator Kddy sas considerable con-;
'. ru'"tiv e legislation was enacted. '
and that the legislators are return-,
ins to tht-ir homes feeling that they;
rentierd t he best possible service
in beh.it f of the i-eople of Oregon, j
I ' t o ba bl y t h e n. v t i its i r t a n t
lei:ilauon which was "put ' ovr"(
duiiiitf the session was the bill i-ro-j
Md:ui: for the issuame of bomis in;
the u:n of $,' ."', with which i
to beirm the establishment of an ei-
tensile sstetn of highway construe-;
t;on in this s:ale. While this bill!
will not n;eet with the approval of
ail the people of the state. Senator!
Ed iy says it was the bet that could ,
be ena UM under the circumstances. ;
The ' bone-dry" law was enacted
and is now in effect. The measure!
doubling the llcen.-e to be paid on;
automobile in Oregon is anot her
bill whh h will have a tendency ;
to bnnjt about imp rot ed and
permanent roads in this state, ar-1
cording to Senator Eddy. Although '
not of special interest to the people
of this v icinity, Senator Eddy says '
a number of laws were adopted '
w hu h w ill prove of great alue to
the irrigated sections of Ea.-t'rn .
Oretson.
In s eakiiiR of the law authorir- S
ins the issuance of JO.'inojtioi bonds,
with which to betcui a new system of
hiehway construction in Oregon.'
Senator Eddy had the following to
say;
"What is known as the $".,rnoi.ino
bond issue really un t ne i-su- ,
an- e t f $7 .'JU'i.ii.Mi of bonds fur ,
h u:h ay purpose, for ttie r'an '
that the n bill hi h is to be sub-'
nutted to t:.e people Hi.ikt-s i: mm
pulsory ti issue I in bomi '
under what is known a the Mean-.'
Barret, bili. whu h 4 oriiiinaliy j
intended only as an e:iier:ein !
n:e.is',!r to enable the st.tte to mee:
tr-o funds whi.n are 1 1 toipe ft-'fii
tl:e I'nited States tlovernti.ent under j
what is kni wn a :he ShackJeford !
law. !
'The 2-neraI impresion se!;;s tc '
U that w-.at is eaded the bi bond ,
ir-'ie' w,ll tr'ide ivr ait e:.
S'..-'i.-rr ..f hi.t"iA.is which are na-n.d'
in th. bill rnfortvmit.l t'-e en-th".;:.-t
f..r the b,md i ue t-..-
a"'.'.d f.i? t ,f htil it bout to be ib-
p. op;,- ill finance
fc-reat mi-f.rtune to the bill th.t' t'.-i
aii.' rsdn.'-nt w aJ not ,v. .-p-e-i. ! r
is ors.y too evident (hit portend :
look :n first to ti'.e eoiT; '':' n o:
tins areat s--eni.- ani pleasui re
sort hi eh way. To in y mind t v: ; - i
a KT'-at mistake, as the pf.rt -lio i! i
be to da the first hih.wi.- Ao;k 'n
the sections of the stale v. he i
will teiid to develop the reso'i r
of the st;tte as well a tc M-uide
I routes for tourist travel.
j ".ide from this bill other fui:d
of cutisidera'ile mni'titit are pr..n:d--
for. namely, the automobile tax. the
i iu.trter of a mid state highway t -
j w hirh brinirs in a bo tit 4 ; oi.t.u . A
eai. and f 1 :.it,., nVainanle
.from the l'nitd State (lo-, Tn'i "iit
; ii ride r what is knjun ;:s the S'i.ikb1
i ford law.
! The method of taking -'ire of
'what is know n ai the bs bor.d
ue is by diw-rtin: towani it- ; a.
. ment the w hole of the a'ltornob'Je
tat. after ex;ens-s of ai:i;ini?-tr.i-i
tion are paid, and the whnle of the
funds now realized by the j:jar?er
( mill highway tax. anil it i i'-o!;p!:'e,
that thee funds will rty the ir.ter
; e s X and eventually r -1 i : e t i - e
bomls.
I "Wh.le the (du::bjJ VAr
I way, in which Portland !- -; !
'ally interested, is tnus to be hi-'hlv
favored by this bi'l. it may be tha
the rest of the stai wiii : ..',. i tr
it Is best to make this tonce.jon to
Portland with te hope ti;it atier
Us is expenditure is taken care of
the rest of us will sret souse money.
fuch depends upon th new high
way commission to be appointed hy
trie governor. If tr.: comrms
is rontmlled fro:n Portland. ar..l the
erTrt will he made to .-onfrn' i!
thre is reaon to rar t'e expendi
ture of an exoe-ti , e prfjiort ion oJ
the $ ;.noo. i u,on the Culntihi.j
Ki er High w ay.
' 'founlies Ottide o' (I.i'm) i, f !.
utitbia. Hood Kter ,(
net the benefit of the
bond issue only by p
roads ready f.ir the t"
hard surfa' in. Fr ex.iu.p'e. It.i
ias County is trawid by the P
-it'll Hifihwa.. which is t!a.-sified
th1 bi!l from the north line of l koi
las County to the C.ffornu l':e
a pot! road, and f'lii.ls f.r te i;
prowynent of this fod .ts a p"
road w ntjid i-otce i r ' ni t he : w.v
t-aSed under t he pean-fiarrett h
e are sorry ;o ;-e t::ir.,s cover-.;
itli .-i:';v, .ii; air., as t he farners o:
this m i!,;t fiae (u:te a few lun;
and t i will 1 1 1 e a n a hi: 1 o -s t
U:em. a-: tr;.re''; bit little feed.
Mrs. (iarr Hi-t and -.xhy. .:
'v'-'aUa Wa:la. Wa-ii . arrived ua tb
t.iie the ::rt of the week to visit
r.-r i-aret.t?.. y r. and .Mis C. Has
mu.-s-'-n, for a toupb- of months. She
re; art-: cj-iit a l "t of s:iu-.v aad ol:
weather at U aha Walla this winter.
Jimmie P.:-.!!ou. an in;b-y,- of the
liilon U-at 'o.. of portlanj. spent
a it-w tiays at Mi.lw.ud looking af
ter bus'.n-ss m-iti'-r. H r-;Dr;:
a s..H ! of chb Kens in the Port
land n.arkf-ts, as well as a si: or: a si
of o;::er fod iroiivn.ts
W- are sc-rry to h ir of .VI.;.
.! no Ei Mort'TiMtn ret urn.n homt
wjsh a broken arm w ;,i a w as in
jured while ;.!.iyir.a ha-K--tj ad at
. m k i a : i i 1. 1 .-1 week. We hope s a
will mi. n be a' le to return to s hoed
The i iu: ke l.vimb-r Co a;. ..!
hauied tjuite a l'--t of ii.avi-uiery on'
fro:, i i:--..;un i: last w eek, w hich
t' w:il in-t.dl in their mil'. I.te;.
s.i I'm:'" r will be in bii: deuianf
t l:is -priDi; ar.d are preparing to be
a r.le nil all orders l a-y le.'.-j-. e
He. S. t; i.ett-s spent a f-w
r.li.tj. pre.ed-.ins to trie ; -o; . ,
our co:i.:i.'itn:y la -t w eek He al
w.tj. s ha.- a cheerful word for every
one a he goes a:i na. w!:!--h ti.ake
:. s:u pit;, ilai aiTtong h- young.-:
ch.s.- o;,r cO:!s:tiur.;Ey.
K. ii Ciarke re-eive.!
at
d prune
le-ts t..
prtn:.
Era nk
Myrtb
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fast
ft out
ever a
He
acres
a rload
ex
fri-nds.
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it Miilwn
Not:
Mrs. P.:
o.oinon spent
"reek la.-t w .
ranca and i
Ei
'.tin
okin
with
r.d t
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er-arin
dre-s
ng
r. . KmaHtt
d siting with
in an-1 attending
Overman ci::.c
to vi-dt h-r fa:h-i
ho has i.een tjuite ill !
M.ont'iS.
jimsh:
A Clogged System Mut; be Clearca
You will find Dr, Krne-s New Life
Pills a eentle yet effective laxntice for
remonnr impurities from the sys
tem. Accumulated waste poisons the
bto-nrn; dizziness, biliousness and
pimply, muddy complexion are the
distressing effect?. A de of 'Or
Kinc's New Life Pill tonight will a.
sure nu a free, full bowel movement
in h ruornine. At vour Irureit. 2.c
PflKTEAM) TEl.fK.KA.M AVS
A 111 H T 2i M i CAE LOADS OF
lilUK COLI WILL BE SHIPPED
OIT OF iHtlt.LAS lOtNTY
M KLNCi FlIEStNT VEAK.
HIGHEST PRICES ANTICIPATED
Pacific Fruit Ex pre- Otlitial Say?
ibt- Firt Shipineitt of Ikitiulti
t oitnty llrtKColi Will Leue
Here Tlii- .Monili.
.Since a year ao the output of
broccoli in Doueias County for ship
ment to Chicago and New York mar
kets has increased from 5'.1 to l1)'.'
cars, says the Portland Telegram.
Within the next couple of years
shipments from Kosebiire are ex
pected to reaen from ''" to t""
cars, under ref rieerat ion. Oregon
broccoli is rated in the Kastern mar
kets as the highest grade of winter
cauliflower.
This is the iiies.-afe of cheer for
.Southern Ureeon brought to Port
land by M. K. Whitehead, peneral
a sent of the Pacific Eruit Express,
op'-ratiL.s the iced, ventilated and in-.-iilat'd
car service of the .Southern
Pacific and t'nion Paeiric systems.
Mr. Whitehead has been away at
tendine the convention of the West
ern Eruit Jobbers' Assn., at San
Antonio. Texas. With .Mrs. White
bead he extended his trip to the At
lantic seaboard.
' This season's shipment of Oregon
broccoli will move to Kastern mar
kets about March 1." said Mr. White
head. " Six to seven heads of 'win
ter cauliflower' fill a crate and each
crate will net the I'mpqua Valley
Fruitgrowers' I'nion It is a
profitable crop and more will be
trown near Rosebure from now on.
Oregon broccoii taks first rank in
the I nited States.
"A heavy moveii.ent of Oregon po-!
tafoes has taken place since January i
1. the shipments from Portland and;
points south to California having i
reached lo'S cars.
"Everywhere in the Fast the peo
ple are showing a militant spirit in'
anticipation of the I'nited States
mixing in war with Uermanv and her
allies.
The hieh Uwl of prices i? f-It
everywhere in the East. For exam
ple 'Mi tr.e dimr.g car the co-t of a'
n ul is about doub:e what it is on
this coast, and the s.-rvae suffers m
run i-in-on with ours."
A number of letters, which are
among the most interesting histori
cal documents discovered in this city
for many years, were revealed at the
iocal I". S. land office today, where
preparations are now being made for
the removal of their quarters to the
new Federal building.
Although it will be several months
before the new building is in readi
ness to receive the various Govern
ment offices here, old files have been
ransacked at the land office and the
records of over 6o years have been
put in order so that systematic ar
rangement may be installed with the
chance in location. Among these in
teresting documents are the records
of the establishment of the fir?t land
office here, which was located at
Winchester, and that authorizing the
removal later from Winchester to
Koseburg. Tney w ere written in tiie
excellent handwriting of the Govern
ment officials of that lime and are
still as easily read as on the day
they were received.
One letter dated October 11, 155,
denoted that instructions for open
ing the offices at Winchester would
be forwarded as soon as they were
prepared. On March 13. l5fi. the
instructions were sent, and the let
ter of that date states that live boxes
had been sent containing the tract
and record books and that sales
would be recorded as soon as made.
The commissioner was Thomas Aid
rich, in the administration of Presi
dent Hm hanan. and L. T. Mostir
was io-al register. The latter was a
well know n resident here, and
Mosher street was named in his
honor.
Another letter. Gated September
16. 151. was discovered, which con
tained the order for transferring the
office from Winchester to Koseburg.
These documents are being given1
considerable attention and will be .
careiuny preserved by tne present j r.
uu iciais.
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Good Travel Insurance
Every foot of the Un ion Pacific
System between Portland and
Chicago is protected byAutomatic
Electric "Safety" Signals.
Go EAST via the famous Columbia River
Route and enjoy the security from delay
and annoyance these sentinels assure.
WM. McMURRAY. GenerJ Finger Agent, PORTLAND
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lU'I.ij fHi SKKVICK.
'".oo," grade Ked Durham. Terms
12 in advance. ith return privileges.
At Farmers' Feed Shed.
Complete Line of 1917
Baby Carriages
The Collapsible kind with Vohair or Storm Cloth tops
at prices ranging from $7.00 to S20.00
Reed Body Carriages in either Brown or Ivory at
$20 00, 21.00, 24 00, 28.00, 30.00 and 33.00
Large variety Baby Sulkies, both Reed and collapsible
See Window Display
A. J. LILBURN & SON
Complete Home Furnishers
OKKtioN I1IKKRV HAS UK-
Tl liNKIl Tl) KOIOIF.K 1UHI.-.
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The Oregon Bakery is now at Its 1 if .. .
former quarters at 32S X. Jaoksog I c--'----------- tX.CC&0&CiGa
i:.. where the buildine has been re- " - - -
.r.n.iele.i. A new oven has been built
in! a new r.iixer will arrive In a
Vvv days and otner improvements
uade. Call and see ua. August
HIMHIW SALE.
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't:T .adle-' ho::i.e (-'-o'::;ne and
work sale Saturday. February
at Pickens liros.' Grocery.
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P MIGHTY good doctor tars to me 'i-
?. cf "When it comes to eurin' Z gfrZZ
U Mkt, Nature it the rral M. D.Tm only ffAA Zi! t
f trcuUtant" That', the way LlSPM 4
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CROCHET THREADS
We carry three complete line?, and try to keep every num
ber and every color in stock at all times.
R. M. C. Clark's O.N.T. J. & p. Coat's.
Perle cottons carried in sizes 3, 5, & 8.
Lustre cotton we have in over 30 shades.
Tatting thread in small spools, including varigated.
Embroidery threads in stranded, single strand and Perle.
Our lines are all complete.
Carr's Variety Store
MAIL OKPEHS FH.I.F.n. 217o.tl, Jark-on. old V. . I5uildinK.
"Travel East or Travel V'est
A Man's own home is still the best."
Not necessarily an elaborate home,
but just such a home as
You Can Afford to Build.
The very best building material, is far from
being expensive material, at the
Kenny Lumber Company
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Scat! I'm saving this for VELVET!
MOTHER NATURE Protects Your Tobacco IF You Smoke VELVET
She see to it that Velvet's mellowness Men have trk!-.".:-ul will try to beat
method
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two e.ir? it i made into Velvet
a i-.neoth a iti tuir.c in-.phes.
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very best.
.i:ck cunnc or ara
..' Mother Nature's
way remains the
It costs us more money to pnrjie
Velvet in this way it will cost you
only 10 cents to "v:e Velvet, at the
tirs: store you come to!
Life's Mirror
THERE are loyal hearts, there are spirits brave,
There are souls that are pure and true,
Then give to the world t'ie best you have,
.Aiiu me uiM snaii come back to
you.
Personal Pride
Will have the same effect If you look clean and
smi.e. you will succeed wear ng "blue geans"
uh,le you may wear bro ul cloth." dirtv linen' and
a erouchy look and be a miserable failure -Our
busmess is to improve your personal appearance.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
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