Roseburg review., May 15, 1919, Image 3

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YOU can't help cutting loose joy'us
remarks every time you flush your
smokespot with Prince Albert it hits
you so fair and square. It's a scuttle full of jimmy
pipe and cigarette makin's sunshine and as satisfy
ing as it is delightful every hour of the twenty-four I
It's never too late to hop into the Prince Albert pleasure
pasture 1 For, P. A. is trigger-ready to give you more
tobacco fun than you ever had in your smokecareer.
That's because it has the quality.
Quick as you know Prince Albert you'll write it down
that P. A. did not bite your tongue or parch your throat.
And, it never will! For, our exclusive patented process
cuts out bite and parch. Try it for what ails your tongue!
Tpppy red bags, tidy red tins, handsome pound and half pound tin
humidors and that clever, practical pound crystal glass humidor with
sponge moistener top that keeps the tobacco in such perfect condition,
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C
noth'i: or i ix.m, si:tti.i:.mi:xt.
In the County Court of the Slate of
On.'Kun lor IjouIuh Connty.
In lui' imitU'i of the ftstatu of Adah
L. Smith, ib'CeaKi'd.
Nolici! i.i hereby Kiven that the
uiHli-rsiMH-l ailminu trator with the
will annexed of tin- enlato of Adah I..
Sntilh, deceaKi (1, has filed in the
above, entitled eoult his final ueeouut
in H'lth-iiieiil of caid eMale and by
order til' said court duly made and
entered of rerord, Saturday, the :Mst
day of May, lull', at la o'clock a. in.
in the county court room in the
courthouse in lloseliurc. Douglas
County, On-con, has hccn fixed as
the time anil place for heal Ins ob
jections, If any there lie. lo said final
account and for the settlement ot
said estate, l'er.-otis having objec
tions to said final Hccount are re
quired to file the. saniu at or before
said t i nio.
A. N". OUCI TT.
Administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of Adah L. Smith,
deceased.
(Fort linp'iua Courier).
Pr. T. T. Man.er and Attorney
John ('. Kendall, of .Marsliflidd, were
in Kcodsiiort the last of the week on
business and made the Courier
office, a pleasant call.
An employe of the Keedsport Iron
Works by the name ot II. I). I.ard
ner. got his hand caught hetwei u a
belt anil a pulley last week, mushing
two finfcerd of Ins hand.
CHARLEY HAD BRIGHT IDEA
BRiGGS AUTO WOOD-SAW Attachment
One man cut! 15 corda; 2 men. 35 cord.
Goes Anywhere Any Auto.
ERICCS & BURPEE CO, Inc.. Mafaciurns
279 Hawthorn Avt. Portlanil.
Sand for Infomalion and Illualralrd Circular
Rosebur.
ONE DAY ONLY
Friday, May
g B
iifn-gr-l---jl itt.ii mil i
mm
ONLY REAL WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS ON EARTH
0 TRAINS OF CIRCUS WONDERS 9
600 People 600 I 550 Horses 550
EVERY ANIMAL AN ACTOR EVERY ACT AN ANIMAL ACT
1200 PERFORMING ANIMALS 1200
More Educated wild
beasts than all
other shows
combined
'30' IS? 30
in One Act
Most sensational
wild animal
act extant
Aft Dancing Horses fj
TU Dancing Girls trU
N Ct COKGiOUl
Mr. Brnotfr mn sadea fe.tur this son Th fairyland FaMaai,
"Alice in Jungleland"
Scintillating To Mil Opm Dm Street Parad 10:30 a. m.
p.rfarmancai 2 and 8 p. m. Doora Opan 1 and 7 p. m.
sftiiC CADI V Thert i$ plenty to imuli ind instruct. 0n hour concert befort
CUMt tHKli eCh priormjnca by Barnes' 40-Piaca Mrine Service Band
Probably the First Time He Had Ever
Really Believed In Food
Conservation.
Mttlr Chnrley was bashful. ITa
didn't like to nu'ct nil of his mother's
all cilhnt!ius, unci lie didn't cars
murli fur K'rl cousins fit futility re
unions. In school he didn't even hnve
tlip most cotmnu n Impulse to twist t li
luiir of lldl" Miiry ,hnwn Ui front of
him, fir oven stick the brown braid In
the Inkwell. He was distinctly modest.
The family was out on n motor trip,
Tht-y were nenrlnfi a city In eastern
Iiidhiiiu, mid it wns utioiit noon, sn tmt
Mtilly they thought n little about eat
ing. 'I his was the topic of discussion.
'I'm." s:dd the fattier, "there Is a
nice hotel In Mjiin street.",
I.iille I'harley wrhlnd. Kat In n
b'dd with people In It? It was bad
eiinimh to p in Ihiicl with pmple
in II, but ent in a hotel with people
n It never.
The rest nf (lie fmnlly didn't see It
that w:iy. They were fnr p-ttiHK
seiiil-ruiintry men I In this little elt.v.
Finally, they decided to make for the
hotel fur sure.
('hurley was In despair. He didn't
know what to do. They were deter
mined to po to the hotel and then
He had the Iden !
'Tapa,' he said, weakly, "let's don't
it this noun."
"Well, why nrn ymi siiKiiestlng such
a Mitiifr. nnyway'r"
"Ynii see, ini) nh. well, dnddy, Mr.
WUon says to win the war, nnil Mr.
TT'tnver says food will do It. I.efa con
serve !" Iiidlntiaiwdin News.
WORLD HAS MUCH COCHINEAL
Little Probability That the Supply Will
i Fall Much Below the
I Demand.
In the flrt Imlf of the last cen
tury the rul tu re and growth of the
rivhhieal Insert was Inlr-xhiced, and
so siM-cev-fully carried out In vari
ous parts of the old world that the
qunnllty yearly produced now rivals
the whole amount obtained from Cen
tral America, the source fnun which
nil foreign supplies were first obtained.
In is:',l the culture of the cochineal
wis commenced on the Cutinry Hands,
it fid the lirM crop con-Isted of only
S pounils; In ts.TJ. It was IJu pounds;
In ls:::t, it bad rien to i.'M'.t;
find In IS lit. the enormouH ipjnn
tify of sm.iKMi piHiti'ls wtis exported
fn.in thee llatMN. the y renter part
of whieh wrm tent to Ijiyland mid
f rame. Ju isi." the ipiantlly of fn
cbiie:il produ'-ed in JaMi, under the
p;rtl'-,:ti:e of the M.t'tl o eminent,
tnn'iii'ed to I'.inxi p.iiiiid. t'tider the
nn'-pices of the I'm,! It government,
p!anlall"i( were ci.inttieiiced III Al-C-
ria, w hi b preinl-e to sti'-eet nd
iiilrebly. S"!im- spi.iiu-!is ti I ready ex
purled are prohoitn'cd to be superior
to the finest qualities from .Melr-o.
S"ils uhlit f'-r the cuiiivi'tloii of the
vine, or potato, rend My uppott the
r::cM. oil Ulil'll the cot h 1 1 e)i Insect
f. .N, While the tl-eef ( )l II be Tlior'
piTidily rai-ed than the -in.woriii, and
With levs (hiin-e of bee.
EPPlciMTYBBvErALL THINGS
Human Ingenuity Has Never Con
structed Machine of Greater Per.
fectlon Than the Shears.
Recurring to the very high efficiency
of shears nlthoutMi the use of the
word "pair" Is correct when one ro
memhers that eiich blnde la tin old
English "scear," or cutter the Inven
tor must hnve been a practical me
chanic. He was, probably, one of the
earliest of Inventors, been use among
the pictures on the walls of the iocs
tftba, or tomb, of Tl, nt ancient Mem
phis, shears are pictured for clipping
wool .from sheep and goats. The de
ceased Tl must hnve been n person
of much Importance In the Fifth dy
nasty (251)0 B. O. although he mod
estly described himself us "Keeper of
the Pyramids."
Therefore shears were In fanilllnr
use 4,500 years ago nnd their general
form has not been Improved upon.
This Is due to the true engineering
principle behind the shears.
The Invention would appear to have
sprung fell-fledged Into the world, like
Minerva from the brain of Jupiter.
Imagination Is required to picture the
admiration with which the tlrst user
of n pair of shears contemplated the
perfection of the service rendered. Al
though he probably did not recognl.o
the fact, the offleleney of the shears Is
i'9 0-10 per cent perfection.
"Wn'o'd Vfhouflht Itf
That favorite of all "chowder" lov
ersthe clnm hns now, we under
stand, n rival In the culinary tlehl,
and that no other than the humble
barnacle, so long regarded merely In
the light of a pest. A writer In Popu
lar Mechanics Magazine says:
"The barnacle is being converted
Into soup and other forms of fond,
having taken Its place beside clnm
chowder In various cafes and hotels
In Southern California. The piling of
the Fine Avenue pier at Long P.euch
Is Incrusted with more than 100 toni
of those nnd other sea creatures,
whieh ore being stripped off and will
be utilized for food. Here and at
an Pedro canning plants are arrang
ing to put up barnnele.s In large quan
tities. As the demaivl for barnacle
soup Increases, canning plants pur
pose to contract for the creatures re
moved from the bottoms of ships."
Classifying the Apartment.
The apartment, In spite of wide
physical differences, belongs to the
same family ns the lead razor nnd the
wooden nutmeg. It Is built to get rid
of; nnd the persons who acquire one
usually And that It Isn't what they
thought It was. In the popular mind,
the apartment belongs to the great
family of homes, nnd can easily be
made Into a true home by the addition
of a rubber plant and an enlarged
photograph of the Colosseum. This Is
us much of a fallacy as to think that
a blue.tny can he made Into a bluebird
by giving hiin a bluebird house to nest
In. The hluejay belong to the crow
family; and while his plumage may
please the esthetic senses for a time,
his raucous screams and his bullying
pugnnelty will Inevitably offend every
one. The wise mnn, In acquiring an
apartment, vlewa It ns n branch of the
wooden nutmeg family nnd determines
to pass It on to someone else with all
possible speed. Judge,
Cdstro Made Sure of Salary.
President Kbert will draw his salary
every month, like President Wilson.
President Polnenre Is paid every three
months. Castro, who was president
of Venezuela from 1S09 to V.MW, used
to make the treasury pay him daily.
When elected his salary was fixed at
$14-1 ,000 a year, payable, monthly. On
drawing us (list mouth's pay Castro
fold the minister of finance that hence
forth he must send him $100 In gold
every morning, "that being the best
way to make sure of my salary In this
revolutlon-rldden land." lhirlng the
nine years of his presidency exchequer
funds often ran low, but the autocrat's
dally wage was always forthcoming,
as he warned each successive minister
of finance that failure to provide It
would mean summary dismissal.
MK.MHFKS
CHRISTIAN
SOCIKTY.
sci i:ci-:
Spare the Garter Snake.
It Is said that In Klamath Falls,
Ore., It Is nn offense to kill a garter
snake, and that an easterner who
killed one of these snakes was fined
$.i by n Klnmnlh Falls magistrate.
The garter snake Is harmless ami
may be useful, but persons unaccus
tomed to having snakes around be
come iervous when they run across
so harmless a reptile as the garter
snake, and the first thought In their
minds is to put the snake out of busi
ness. L'tlca Press.
A special biiRinoss meeting of the
Itoseburg Christian Science Society
will be held Wednesday evening,
May 14th, immediately following thu
regular service to consider organiz
ing ns n church whic h will he known
ns First Church of Christ, Scientist,
of Itopeburg, Oregon. All niembeiH
are requested to be present.
Fy order of the board of trustees.
Its Nature.
Tont take any -girl's estimate of
herself."
"Why not?"
lt Is bound to be a tniss represen-tutlou."
.XOTICU.
Water Consumers Hnuglas and
line streets: Owing to necessary re
pairs, water will be shut off Thurs
day morning at K o'clock for 4 hours
on Ihe following slreeis: IioiikIus St.
from Jackson to Pine Si.; line SI.
from iMiuglas lo Mosher.
DOl'CLAS COUNTY L1CHT &
WATKIt CO.
Review Want. Ads. bring romilts. Ttnvlmv Want. Ads bring reffiilts.
Wonderful Display
-OF-
Women's Ready to
WEAR.
New York's Latest Creations
A Xw York Slum rlylil nl nur ilnor Mill t) " ilNplny
At Hotel Umpqua
In Charge of
Edna Starling
Consisting of the Newest and
IntoM rrrntloiiH. Cmil. onllo, iIii'iu-h In -111,, mtcc iimiI .I. tsi j.
WnNIn In iiporisrtli", lirM- ill' I lilni- ami Vnlli. .Mimi a lull I In.' nf
l.mliri' Trlininril mill 'I nilnii'il Hals.
wooc'SoooH:.o'xooC'000':-oc.':-'.'a
Roosevelt
Highway
ho.o.o.ocxo.ovooo.x-:hoo.oc'00.-:'.;'0'
It Means Quick mobilization of guns and men
for national defense.
It Means Commercial and agricultural devel
opment of seven Oregon coast coun
ties Clatsop, Tillamook, Lincoln,
Lane, Douglas, Coos, Curry.
I Means The opening of a year-around paved
road from British Columbia to the
Mexican border.
It Means Tlie opening to sportsmen of the
country's fishing and hunting paradise.
It Means The employment of thousands of
skilled mechanics and laboring men
in its construction.
It Means That Uncle Sam will match every
state dollar for construction and will
maintain the highway forever.
You owe it to your country yon
owe it to your state, to go to the polls
at the special stale election June '
and vote X Yes.
For the Roosevelt Highway
Oregon's Road to Prosperity
I'jiIiI Ailv. by nnosi'Vrll Highway Assn.,
l'urt html, Orison. II. K. Joik'm, Scry.
I 111 l. liiil llnli'l.
DO Vol II SI.H Illltl l.S (lit II.W I
HUM hum: Kill Vol'.
MAKSIM M i ll AM) MVIiili
roi.XT aito sT.(ii:s.
OK AM, lil.SI ISII'I luVS
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(Farm nureau Monthly).
On April the 4lh there was pub
lished an official uolicu tu ibo two
papers designated by the County
(dull as olliciul papers for lhat pur
pose, lo nil land owners that beloto
May the 4th I hey should make an
eifort to destroy In some way the
liiey Digger squirrels. In this pub
lished notice Ihe formula for mixing
the poison was given, nlo a state
ment t hat t he poison could he se
cured from the County Court at cost
and giving the places lhat fl could
be secured. According lo law laud
owners had to May the lib to Ih-lJii
this work; after that time on rum
plainl of nny resident, the County
Court will be authorized lo appoint
nineone to do the work and Hie cost
will be u charge against the prop
erly. It was though!, and il Is still
hoped, that. It will not he necessary
to have lo go to this expense, as
every laud owner knows lhat the
Hipilrrels cost annually much more
than Ihe oh! of putting out Ihe
poison bait. However, there Is com
idalnta being made that some hiro
resident land owners and some non
resident owners likewise have neg
lected to comply with the law, and
it Is not fyir thai the farmers who
wish to protect, their crops ami have
been for years poisoning these p. -sis
to have lo hear the additional bur
den of poisoning those that are I. red
on adjoining lands, and for IhU
reason the County Court may see fit
to H' lid poisoners Into the field and
distribute poison on (hose tracts that
haw not been voluntarily gone over.
We hope that im render of the
Monthly has n':lecte,i (o attend lo
this matter.
War lax on any drink In lc. Why
pay more? Kos'diurg Soda Works.
Leave O. W. Kapp'a store, 133
; Sheridan slreet, daily; also other
stages for Camas Valley, Feel, Ken
ton and Cleveland. Phone 24.
SOY It FAN'S.
Severn 1 hundred pounds of soy
bea ns have been disi rt billed t hru
out the county for experimental pur
poses, and tlii experiments will bo
waliiied very closely during tho
summer and reported throueh (ho
columns of the Farm Hun-an Month
ly. So If you are interested In that
watch closely for furlher statements.
If you nave pomethtng to sell, t
trade, to rent, or have, lost somethln
Mammoth Pansy plants for Pale,
at The Fern.
WORSE THAN
DEADLY
POISON GAS
K"Mny di'-ne is no rMptor of pir
6"iH. If utfii-KH young nrni old nlik.
In nnMf i-hh-a tli. vietim it wnrnrj
of the a'-pr-'ii f.iLg dingi-r. Nature ti(liM
bin k. i b-.-idii' l.", indiesriMii, iiis'uniiia.
bon. lia I'm wciata-a. rli-ama-
tmo, pun in t.ie l.-i:, nnd lower nh
dnini'M. (.jiJi'-nlty i uriTeii inc. all nr
I tiiile iitiuu of triMi'ilo br.-sinir in vour
k.dneji.
Whea such nyriiptonm appear yon will
nhiMint ci'i-tMinly tin-i in.-k rehef in
OOIJ MUini.. Haarlem Oil Capsule.
This fioimus old remedy han Moot
the t-st f..r two hmi'lr-'d yearn iu help
in mankind to liht oir d-a-ie.
It in imported direct frm the liomi
bihnratories in Hull.ti.it, wIhtu it lum
Im IihmI to develop the Unit-h into oan
of tiie sturdiest and healthiest races in
the world, mid it limy he had at
Hliiinnf every drug st-tn!. Your money
iireinptly reiurnhd if it d"' not re-Ji-ve
yea It.' stn e ft (t-t the KeiiaiiiA
lit'M MFOAI, Ilraiil. iu sualcd puck-,
tits, three huka.
Idve advprtisers ofTor tfi bst bar
kujs Putronlrfl Hvtw dvrlsrs
Review Want. Ads. bring reiulU.
Record Breaking Sale
May 17, 18, 19
At Unusually Low Prices
Mill nuiki- thin n liiiHH J- mlni ci nl mi "i ll ui nn iilliaillf
ill-pliiy of l ho niokt nnlhi'iillr .n lin, linn' air nn tiir-im-iilx nllki :
In llii" ilKpln) . Vnu may liu l lalli (if 1111 rvi lnli niciik'l III mIiiiI- J
t'r im wli'cl.
LA VOGUE
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