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Newspaper Page Text' EVEKWQ JtOfiRBCTUl BBTTKW. TIU'ItSDAY, MAY 81. WIT. PAOBFTm WILL TAKE SURVEY OF PRODUCTS O. C. Brown Has Been Selected to Work in Conjunction With Ralph D. Hetzel, of the O. A. C. coLunn CKCbCe00i County School Superintendent O. C. llrown, yesterday received a. loi ter from Ralph 1). Hetzel. of the agricultural r-nd home economic de lai tuientpariimnt of the Oreison Ae ricultural College, at Corvallis. ask ing the former to assist the officers of that Institution in making a com plete survey of the present prospects for food production Ca Roseburg and liouKlas County. The letter Ik self-expla'natory and follows In detail:, In order that we may comply 'with the request of the I'nlted Stages de partment of Agriculture to furnien an estimate of the present pros- ure, the number of gardens I lanted during a normal year aud the num ber planted this year; aud the area of gardens planted In a normal year and the ara planted this year. Also please give us a statement as to the crops which are being planted most generally: for instance, what per centagc to potatoes, to beans, to peas and to the more perishable vege tables. You will note In the inclosed blank that we now have ready for distribu tion a bulletiu on "Harden Crops." a publication which gives specific wnTk in the vegetable garden, ar ranged according to semi-monthly pects for food production, 1 am re-'dut'. Information on planting of spertively asking for a statement brans, potatoes, and treatment of In from you as to the production in sect pests ami diseases that are apt your county this year as compared to bo troublesome. Kindly Indicate with previous years as nearly as you the number of these bulletins your can determine it at this time. j committee can distribute to advant- Will you kindly fill out the ac- age. giving them only to those peo coinpanying blank as completely as pie who will make use of them, possible and return it to us May 20. These bulletins should be distub In this blank you will noto that we' uted nt once and Tor this additional have asked you to estimate: t 1 the reasou we shall appreciate an early number of gardens, per cent greater reply. than normal; (21 flie area in gard- per cent greater than ens as compared with normal years, ststing the Government in aocord li may be slated In this manner: ance with the suggestions contained area planted 4." per cent more than in the above letter should fill out In normal years. In addition to that the following blank at ouce and mail we should like, if practicable, the same to O. C. Itronn, county su statenient estimating in actual fig- perintendent of schools: 1. Number of gardens as compared with a normal year per cent greater than normal. 2, The area In gardens as compared with normal years: per cent more than In normal years. 3. The number of gardens planted during a normal year: The number planted this year 4. The area planted in gardens in a normal year Area planted this year .'. Kinds of vegetables planted most generally: per cent of per cent of per cent of per cent of per cent of per cent of per cent of per cent of per cent of per cent of Do you want n copy of the Extension Bulletin 2"!. Harden Crops? . Name Add l ess from Ran Francisco, the funeral of .Mrs. Pauline .liiday, daughter of .Mr. and .Mrs. Ilyman VYollenl;erp. of thlf. city, was probably held there today. No further particulars were received concerning the accidental death, ex cept that .Mrs. .ludall got up in the -early morulng to gargle her throat and mistaking the bottles on the shelf, took poison Instead of the medicine. She was taken at once to a hospital, where it was first thought her condition was not serious. The family were surprised when inform All Classified Adrertlseincoca In serted Dew today will be found on Hags S, under "Mew Today" head. WASHBOARD SLAVERS REJOICE. A 6c Rubless Washday, some thing new, ntthicg like It, use KALOMITE. Harmless to every thing but dirt. Sold by l'arslow Uell. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN. 200 to loan ou real estate security. Address M. T., care Review. MORTGAGE LOANS. We have in surance money on the Rural Credit plan 20 year loans on Im proved farms. See Rice ft Rice. WE WRITE INSURANCE whereby the assured gets the most protec tion for the money. Expert advice given on any line of Insurance. Rice & Rice. WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY. 20 year rural credit farm loans. Farmers desiring loans on the amortized plan, without red tape aud no commission charges, can secure them at low Interest rate by calling on or writing to Rice & Rice, Roseburg. Oregon, financial representatives of the Agricultur al Credit Corporation of Oregon. See M. F. Rice. WANTKI1 WANTED. Cook and waitress Clarke Hotel, Uleudale. Ore. WANTED. Canary birds. Call 72T .West Lane, or Phone 257-Y. Mrs. - D. H. Brown. WANTED. Gentle young dorse good to wor' in garden. R. L Thomas, at Cloake's ferry. WANTED. Two good colts, two to three yearn old. E. H. Rosenborry, nt Fair Grounds, l'houe 33-F2:i. WANTED Good, experienced, ladyl help. Good wages jnd steady job. Apply to Mrs. J. P. Denn, Camas Valley, Oregon. STOCK WANTED. I will buy all kinds of stock nt highest uiarkel prices. See me before selling. Wallace Freyer, Ki Hog, Ore. :-: Ciry NEWS :-: WANTED. A middle aged woman for general housework; must be strong and agreeable. Comfortable room, with bath. ageB thirty' five I $35,001 dollars per month Address Rox W, Sulherlin, Oregon Will l-ociure He Mrs. I.iira C. Little, of Rattle Cteek. .Mich., lecturer for the Medi cal Freedom Education Committee, arrived here last evening anil will re main several days. She will probably lec.u.e neie assooi, asarr.iiiKciucius rf b t(,,(lpholle ,e .v ),, can be made under the auspices of ... 1 ' tho local W. C. T. r. Visited Winston l,odgc C. .1. llurd and Dr. c. 11. ISailey spent last evening at llroen, where they visited Winston lodge. They returned here late last ninht and re ported a most delightful meeting. The attendance was big and many matters of importance were discus Fed. TiotterV Club Dance diet! Dance Was Knjoyel The dance given l'y the Trotters' Club at the armory last evening as a farewell event tor Mr. and Mrs. ( I.. Selecniau, who are soon to leave here for Washington, I). ('., proved to be one of the most charming nf fairs (if Ihe season. One of the larg est attendances for any dance of the season was had. while the dancing was especially attractive by reason The state armory was the scene of 0f various features and the happy a.niorrv gathering last night when congenial spirit of the participants the member of the Trotters' Club Mr. and Mrs. Selecman have been held a dance In honor of Mr. and prominent members of the club. .Mrs. C. I.. Selecman. who are soon which will cause them to be greatly to leave for I'ittshurg nnd other missed as well as for their pleaRant Eastern cities. A big crowd attend- associations with their many friend! ed tho ball and all present had a in this city. delightful time. I o Stewart Waiting for News ..I..l..t..M..MIM"I-M4-44-4-4"f Earl Stewart, who recently sub- .j, . mined to examinations at San Diego, jj. i.,,Y WEATII F.K REPORT. Calir.. for entrance into the army . 4 aviation corps. Is waiting for news ,t..;..;..;...;t.,;,,;, ,,;;, ,;,.;;,..T..;., which may l e received non Iroin ; v g weather llureau, local office Washington, I). C. In the event lie Roseburg. 24 hours ending 5 a. m. IS succossjlll lie win icae i in limn- , today : Precipitation In Inches and bun atelv to commence training to he- come a flyer In the signal service Itallot Are Primed- dredths: fliuhest temperature yesterday The ballots for the special elec- , ()We!)t temperature last night 4f tion to be held throughout Douglas preciillation. labt 21 hours .. I County on June 4 are being printed Total preclp. since nrst or mo. by the Review and will be ready fori 2. 1S distribution some time early next ,ToJa'i' I r. ' n, e fi rs t of 'Mi h. LB" week. The ballots contain all of the measures, including the $. fiiifi.Oiin road bond bill, which is probably t lie most important of their number. VUIih nt Multifield J. C. Penney, of New York, man ager of the Golden Rule stores, left this morning after a few days' visit with bis sister. Mrs. W. II. Slrawn. and after an Inspection fo the store bete. lie will go to Marsbfleld to look over another branch, after which he will leave on his return East. He will be Joined at Eugene bv Mrs. Slrjwn. who expects to visit at New York and other points dur ing the next two or thiee months. Ftinornl Held Today Aci ording to word received today Normal preclp. for this month 2. Of. Normal piecip. sinie 1st of Mch. 7 9' Total preclp. from Sept. 1 te date 2U.48 Average preclp. from Sept. 1. '7' :' Total deficiency from Sept 1. "1 :..m Average preclp. for 39 wet sea sons (Sep. to May, lnclusive)32.12 WILLIAM UELL, Observer Showers tonight and Friday. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears IM Signature WliyT When you do not relish your food It is well to inquire the reason why Your stomach may be delibfated your liver torpid, your bowels con stipated, or you may be eating too much. Many fieople eat more than they should, particularly those of middle age or older, and those of sedentary habits. If your lark of ap petite or relish for your food arises from either of these causes, correct your habits and take a few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets. They will do you good, give you a better appetite and make you feel better. FOR BENT. FOR RENT. Furnished rooms. quire 519 Mill St. In- FOR RE.NT. Six room house at 1138 N. Jackson. Phone 355-J. FOR SALE 1 pounds Imported, PB OFRSQl D A I . TARDS broccoli aed. luquire at Pickens' . . -. Orocerv. or of Thus. Fletcher. Dlt. C. I.. PKARSOJ DENTIST $1000.00 For sale or exchange, my I equity in two acres near Oakland, j Calif. Address P. O. box 213. 1 Otflco iv unieivial Club Building. Roseburg, Oregon. Phone 24 0. AUTO STAGE LINK DEPOT. Dally stages and autos for Marsh- field and all Coos Hay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave 0. W. Rapp's grocery store, 133 Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce along the line FOR SALE. Nice young team, 7 years old: weight about 2500 lbs. Harness and wagon. J. M. Judd, Empire Livery Hum. FOR SALE. High quality llarred Plymouth Rock pullets and cock erels, at 50c each; yearling hen, $1.10, F. E. Johnson, ltrockvvay, Oregon. DH. N. PLY LICK IJJcnuMx Chiropractic Physician 122 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Oregon Phone 14. Consultation aud Examination Free. Office Hours, to . Chiropractic and Electriial Treat ments. FOR SALE. Ford touring car. model 1915. in fiisl class condi tion. New tires. Will demonstrate any afternoon except Saturday or Sunday. J. W. Humphreys, W ilbur. FOR SALE. 60 cents on the dollar, established paint contracting busi ness with small stock of wall paper In connection. Plenty of work for two men. llox 242, Cot tage Grove, Oregon. THE IIEIM.ISK HCHOOL OF PIANO Ml'SIC. Mrs. Charles lleinllne, litre. tor Mrs. .Max Cxmiha, Assistant Tecb Beginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten. children culled for and taken home -tudio 42:i Ella St. , Phone SS-K PETALIMA HATCHERY. Estab lished 1902. Can ship day old chicks to points reached lu three days.' Five varieties. We chal lenge the hen. . Froo circular. L. W. Clark, Petalumu. Calif. FOR SALE, A RATIO AIN. Small house and lots 50x4 50; fine creek bottom soil, best garden spot In the city; lino place for chickens or cow. City water, fruit trees, grape vines and berries. You can't beat this for tho price. Address A. M. Ooland, 751 Fleser St. Arundel, piano tuner. Phone 189L. NOTICE. All pprsntiH are hereby warned not to buy any article or articles from Mary A. indley, incompetent. MRS. JENNIE DROWN, Guardian IlltOCCOI.I PLANTS. We are now prepared to book or. ders for St. Valentine broccoli plants, grown from the purest seed obtainable. Umpqua Valley Fruit Union. NEW COUNTY MAP Showing railroad lands, price fl.kO I U. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Hoi, 477. Rosoburg 'p3 Perkins llldg. Phone 4 27-J nit. v. 11. wade PHYSICIAN AND SI lu.EoN Phones: Office 453; Res. 126-R Rooms 415-416, Perkins Dulldlng MISS PEARL STUART Graduate Nurse ' Phone 169. Res. 218 S. Jackson I. US. 8EEI.Y, SKTHEl; A MTKWAHT PbyslilHns and Surgeons -lulls of Offices Rear of Douglas Na tlonal llapk, Uro.ind Floor. Phone 36 1. ROSEUURO .... OREGON FOR RENT. Six-room house at 710 So. Jackson. Inquire of Win. Van Huron. PIANO FOR RENT. Must be rented immediately to save atorage. C. S. Helnllne, phone 33-R. You want to TASTE Golden West Coffee not merely DRiNK it Office Hours: Phones' 10 to 12 a. m. . orrire: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 112 Dlt. M'CKTTA SMITH Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Offlcs: Masonic Uldg. Second Floot If you have sometmng to sell 01 wit try an dv. In The Review. Just Ri.;t CAR FOR. HIRE Uiy or Country Driving Olfico 214 W. Cass St. 5- PHONE -5 Residence Phone 410-J. A. .1. POWELL. REMOVAL NOTICE. The Denn Transfer and Storage Company baa moved Ita office from Jackson street to 410 West Cass street. Phone 128. - -H. J. DENN. COFFEE Hawaiian dry roast coffee, roasted fresh every few .days. No fancy tin cans to pay for, which you not only throw away but usually have to pay some one to haul them away. Cans are worth now from 5 to 10c each. You want eolfee not cans. Try Hawaiian dry roast, if not to your liking return it and we will refund the purchase price. 35c a pound, 3lbs. for $1.00 Kidd's Grocery K8IC00raO0Q0r Butter and Ice Cream OF SUPERIOR QUALITY Ask your grocer for Douglas County Creamery Butter. Phone us your or ders for Ice cream and Bherbet. MADE BY Douglas County Creamery Prompt Service Auto Delivery PASTI'RE FOR RENT 75c per mo. Running water. Inquire C. E. Vlcek, lloaglin, Oregon. FOR SERVICE. Good two-year-old Jersey bull. H. L. Newman, north end of pavement. East Sixth St. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, light housekeeping rooms: water and gas. Mrs. C. P. Shields. 112 llrockway. KOI4 SALE A"tn TRAI1K Fl ltNITI RE FOR SALE. II. 13 7 So. Pine St. Gall HAY FOR SALE. Loose sale. Phone 15-1 12. FOR SALE. Three automobiles, or will trade for hay or grain. Louis Koblbagen. FOR SALE. Five lots, or would take Ford In trade. Inquire 325 Spruce street. FOR SALE 1910 llarley-Davldson motorcycle, run 800 miles, for ( 10.".. Call at Roseburg Fire Hall. FOR SALE.- Set of doublt harness and llglit hack for $30. l'arslow ft Itcll. FOR SALE.--Kitchen range, cheap; also porch swing. Rox fH, Edcu-bower. LOST. Necklace holding a coin Finder please return to E. H. Iluf- liam.at Golden Rule Store. Re ward. FOR SALE. 'ream of work mules weight about 1200 each. Address C. W., care Review, or call at this Office. FOR SALE. - 15 volumes of TIho dure Roosevelt's orks, prac ticull) as good as new, 7.5o. Mrs. C. P .shields, 112 llrockway. QUICK AND RELIABU-: JITNEY SERVICE Phone (After Midnight St Y) Cily or Country W. VV. 15 0 VLE 44 Douglas Hide and Junk Company Highest Cash Market Prices Paid for Hides, Furs. Wool, Copper, llrass, Auto Tires, Rags and all klndu of Junk. Wo also buy and sell tools, belting, b'o.-ks and machinery. Kiinre Peal to All Our Motto Call l'houe 2 19. Main & Oak Roseburg - - Oregon Itoview Want Ads, bring results. Best Quality Canned Goods We have a complete line of the well known Diamond "V " canned noods. Try lie sifted wrinkle peas, none better, also beans, corn and tomatoes. Give our canned baked sweet potatoes a trial, theyr'e line. THE CASH STORE New r:ir ut DIAMOND FLOUR botiplit thtH flour aii'l can rniikt yuii nl .r.rt tin It . S OH know its (uulity. Tfie BEE HIVE GROCERY-NEELY NEELY Indian Threadkrrift The newest In crochet. Reproductions of Indian baskets, trays, mats, covers, etc. The most beautiful crochet' work yet intro duced. Ask for Ilucllla book number 9. Crochet Cottons Ail kinds, sly.es and colors; suitable for any kind of crochet work. . vie ran supply your needs In full for the above threadkraft work or any otier crochet or tatting v.ork. A Department Store of Notions Carr's Variety Store 5-l.2.V.-nr GOODS IH'V I 'OH LESS 217 NO. JACKSON. DOING YOUR. BIT Is doin; the best you can. If you are planning to build a new house, build it by a good plan. The best that you can get is free, AT Kenny Lumber Company Phone 352 Phone 352 FOR TR ALE.- Uit at Rocr.awny Reach for Ford automobile. - A. P Iiuiiliaui, Roseburg. FOR SALE. Several ions of loose alfalfa hay, second rutting, i'urry Estate, pnone 2'l-F2. amndel. Dlsno tuner. Pfanne 1RPL. FOR SALE - Cliolre fox bounds Chas. Newman, opposite fair rro'llid", Itoschrirp -SAILING, SAILING- Hi-member our jjood Soda "Superior" When Summer comes again It's "The" drink buy it by the case- Phone ISO. R ) seburg Sodd Works gig PILLOWS and BEDDING FOR SUMMER and WINTER B. W. STRONG The Furniture Man Cleanliness"" To maintain a condition of ab solute cleanliness, leave a stand ing order for us to call every week for that laundry. More eeononiieul than buying soap. Roseburg Steam Laundry PI IONIC 79