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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1910)
TITK EVT5.VTN0 NEW! MOMMY, JI'XK 27, HMO. THE EVENING NEWS HV B. W. BATKS ISKl'KO DAIKV EXCKPT KL'XDAV Kntcred aa Hecond-class matt' November 5, at lioavburn. Ore., ui November 5, 109, at !lurg Ore, under act of .March 3, 1879. . siilWtriithm"ltaleh Dally. Per year, by mall $3.00 Per month, delivered r... Si'iiil-vvcckly Per year $3.00 Blx months $1.00 MONIUV, JIWK 27, IfllO. "XOX-l'A ItTISA X" .1 UXiKS. A corresriond nt frorr. McMlnii vlllo. Or., writing to the Portland Oregon Inn has the following to say In reference to "non-partiHim Judges and Jndgen "indorsed" by the bar: McMINNVIIXE, Or.. June 23. To the Editor.) I have Ix-en much Interested In the action of the Mult nomah Har AnHoelatlon relative to a non-imrtiHan judiciary. If I thought that the coiirlH of Oregon had become bo thoroughly Imbued with the Kplril of politic as Is beliiK now manifest ed by the above har aHsoeiaunn, would cladly Kanctlon Its movement. hut I fall to see the need of all this clamor at the present time. I have always believed that our courtH have kept free from politic. Any spend all this energy to eradicate an evil that we do not know exists? The bar association will do an overlast InR Rood, if It will devise some meth od of legal procedure whereby a per son run begin an action at law and boo Its termination before It It time to pass to "gates beyond." All of thU non-partisanship business smack of cheap politics. In fact, there Is strong indication that the Multno mah lawyers are being led astray by a few ' Chamberlain Republicans, and that the real purpose hack of this movement Is to keep King and Slater where Chamberlain put them. How ever, there are those of the opinion that the voter will have some say, when it cornea to the matter of se lecting judges. It seems to me that the common people ought to be n much interested In this matter at any select body of lawyers. Who la the most vitally Interested? In view of the fact that some of the very best judges on the bench now are popular wttli the majority of lawyers, I doubt whether the average lawyer Is any better qualified to make the selection than the average citizen. As The Orogony has often said, "groat is humbug." CITIZEN. The McMlnnvllle correspondent has , Bpoken well. Such actions "smack" of cheap politics, and Invariably come from .fudges of the minority party, who either think they might to have office, or have servod their two terms allotted and havo outlived their use fullness, but sill) havo an Insatiable dealre to hold on, and therefore must reaort to such cheap politics. Hepuh llcnna have learned that nou-partlmm-lam Is an Illusion and a snare. That Is does not exist In fact, and ennnnt nxlat In niuno for personal political gain. The Judiciary Is one of the three co-ordlnant brunches of our government, and politics does and will enter Into the selection of our officers In this branch of government. Our best interests demand that there; should bo more than one party rep re-1 iiontod In this highest branch of gov ernment. If party lines are eliminat ed In the selection of judges and the non-partisan theory Invoked, the peo plo have lost all control over the selection of the Judiclnrv. The court haw bo nhnsert fhclr powers, prolnneed USE AN OIL STOVE The New Perfection oil Stove is admitted by dealers wlm handle other makes t be the best. It is the In-st of all oil stoves. Oil is always safer uud better than pis oline or alcolinl, therefore this is the stove you need. It is the easiest h clean, heats the iiiii'ke-t (after one minute) and gives off the len-t bent I prac tically none.) The new IVi (retimi cop in Icon than eid t r cob I bn-Hu-e it usee llm Woe fr l.wm t h rti affords the im t pfid ct com bud ion. Hesuhs tins, iue nittkfs sihiiuht cook n liu oiupiuuMv litfliter and more rombtrlithle tlia'i the eld wood or oiaI tiie. Viiinv h mm! in KnetiiitL' h lieeli reeked in twenty minitt ct. It you Imve not ein this stove et us tteinoiiMtule. 6. W. STRONG The Furniture Man litigation' ami obeyed corporate pow er to Hiich an extent that the people have. ioHt the hluh respect, that honest Judiciary Ih entitled to. .JimI'i; who renort to Hiieh met hods have an ax to Riind, and you always rind the minority party candidates lining thiK device. HepablleaiiH have learned by Had experience to mipport their own men for all oflln't and at all ti men. Xon-rtprUaan "dope" will fall upon deaf ears, aa It should. As an Illustration of what a little personal "boosting" can do, The Oregonian has quite an Interview In Kh columns yesterday, which can not fail to result in Rood to this com munity. The gentleman interviewed, Mr. It. R. Carr, Is president of the National Fanners' Association of Chi cago. In writing to the Commercial Club, ho aays, "I recently nati me pleasure of meeting the Kev. C. l. Clifford of your place, while on a at runner bound for San Diego, and his description of the wonderful ag ricultural and fruit possibilities of your portion of Oregon, and the en terprise exhibited by your commu nity in particular, Induces me to stop on way to Portland. Wo have throughout the Middle West hun dreds of thousands of prosperous farmers and husky, healthy, indus trious formers' sons, anxious to find new homes in desirable localities. who are simply waiting to be shown Mr. Carr calls himself the "father of the farmer's elevator" and through the Natfonnl Farmers' Association Is In touch with hundreds of thousands of farmers. Ills position Is iufluen tin!, and when he speaks of Rosehurg as ho does, it Is impossible to tell how far reaching the influence of his good opinion may be. In snenking of Rosehutv ho says: "At Hosenurg I spent a day and night, and saw the famouH apple pear, pencil and cherry orchards. Those far and awav ex ceed my most sanguine expectations. In reality the cherries here are so large that two bites are neessnrv to ent one General .-arming conditions In this seeilon seem to he unusuallv prosperous. I saw corn which wilt average 75 bushels to the acre and oats and other small grains rela tively prolific. Not only to Rev. Olfford is credit due, hut the real estate men aB well. Who took the trouble to show Mr. Carr around. I'hese gentlemen, by loyalty to Rose- burg, hnve madr for Rosehurg a friend well worth having, and one who probably will not. hesitate to rec ommend this particular part of Ore gon to mnnv thousand prosperous people in the Middle States, Mrs. Addlo Short preached at the Soldiers' Nome last. Sunday to a large inn attentive audience. She will reiieh for them again the third Sunday in July. RAILWAY RATE SUIT DISMISSED (Special to Evening Wwal ST. I.Ol'Irt. June U7. -On motion or 1. S. District Attorney limit, the guvei tinii'tit 's suit hi restrain the Western railroads from raising lite rates. Wiis dismissed today. This ac tion is th result of the conference between President Taft and the rail way presidents tdiori ly before the rate bill passed congress. The rates j will now be reflled by the railw ays and the matter will he iinestlgated i by the railwav commission. i:v tou.w. AUKDAI.F !Ot; WANTKl) -One mi ller six months of age preterred liupiire at (hU otllce. d-tf WWl'l'n llno.l uln u,i-L- h, ) also sltmte wagon and harness, j i Foster Dinner, adjoining Soldiers' Home. d jl ;SITlTON W W TKi l!y Tlerk itf seven ye. u s eei tem--1 - gen'i al I 'iieivhandii-o. Address ' Clerk" I NeM otllee. ,.J-j; ! j FOR S I.K Drh ilig horse. ritv I hro' e and nearly new hu-v and 1 r.imes.. In.i'iiie :.t l anners" Real F I aie Co.. S'ieiii!:i'i street. d.il'.Ti j ! LOST l!!.i.Ii rl'.hon watch loh. gold: uoin-in's h.atl at end. IMease leave! ' at ' 7 W est t.atie street and recriv. : reward. dtf: FOR SM.F I'iue hea w ork hore. j leo!;,. iloiihl ami single, wan uit : c.l Mae Henry S-hro!en. Kos.-- btn l.-. Or. dtt' , : I' StiviM h.onse and ' Um. : ' 2 minutes wall; 1"r-mi po-;.;'-,... j 'n n:;in road. -"i'd l-alion. Js'.i'. i A'pl vU North .l.iikson , ; d-sw-if K. .1. t.. ( l I.OWAV ' (sli'ojmtlilN rii.vicliin (lu-ouir dist'iist1 i sih't'laltv. -j rirndualo of the AmtM Ic.in -7 S lioi'l ill (1-ttop:lthv K It ls III.'. - Miv rti'l-'r-tolllult'r of pririici' lr. A. T. Still. ! t"llic( Abrtihnni nitltr. rliotli' ti'.iU - Kos(''tit n. Ore ; Marsters Cough Remedy Break a Grip Remove a HacK Cure a "Ham" Kill a Ho(a)rse Remove a HusR Stop a Keep You From a Coffin Try it. Promptness in Filling Order a Feature of Phone Us Your Orders I ChASHIFlKI ADVKKTISKMKXTS. , WANTED A load of first-class oat '? ... ,, . 5 hay. Call on Winnie Gaddls, the "M nF;Ie" fL, ? Z niiituhnr e teacher of vocal and piano. Stu- & plumper. or dQ gt Qak and Kane 8treeU KOIl SALE 11 aire fruit ranch care of Mrs. A. C. Marsters tfi near Kosefourtr. For details address ' box (183. Roselmrg. d-sw-jl-10 ft ft ft ft ft4rftft& "' I WAXTKIJ Six youim ladies for " vaiulevllle act. Apply at once by WANTED. 25 MEN Pick and shovel letter to BC4, care Evening News. wr. hours day, $2.25. Apply d-tf to Winnie Gaddls, the plumber, j (JAM WANTKU ilZ&U at 8 pel cent on good timber land, near Hoseburg. Address X. Y. Z.f care News. dswtf KOIl BALE Twelve ,and one-half acres good fruit land, 1 mile from city llmlis; about 4 acres cleared, balance easy cleared; small creek; $S50. H. Graham, box 88 Rose burg, Oregon dtf FOR SALE 678 acres of land, 9 milea from Roseburg. Creek run ning through the place, fair house nnd two barns and other outbuild ings. Well fenced. A mighty good (dace. Price $10,000, $3000 down, balanco on your own termB. . Ad dress W, caro of News, Roseburg FOR SALE 17 acres orchard land, well improved all in cultivation, large house and barn; near car line nnd county seat of Lane County. Good crop on place. Ad dress O. M. Morcutt, owner. Springfield, Oregon. J-27 SAW TIM HER WANTED Party with small sawmill would like to buy from owner a tract of timber laud convenient to 'railway, or arrange to saw same. Address Sawmill, News Oftlce, Roseburg. Oregon. Pf PARC11AWK SKCUET SERVICE A coney Ib prepared to do all le gitimate Detective work, both Ci vil and Criminal, In all parts of the United Slates C. F. Parker, Supt., 214-216 Henry nidg., Port land. Oregon. Phone Main 6231; Office phone Mnln 3209. FOR BALK fo acres l-2miTe from city limits, 2 acres bearing prune orchard; 8 acres especially fine! for small fruit and garden; well; j house 12x16, barn 20x30; 36 lay-1 Ing Leghorn hens, team and wag-1 on; 7 ncros hay. Price $2500 cash, i Inquire or address N., care News. ! d-Jl-9 . A petition, signed by a iarire nuni-' ber of prominent Douglns county cit-' izcns. and ooarlng the endorsement : of the Roseburg Commercial Club, i was sent to Act tug Governor How-1 onnan last night, requesting that R. , i'.. 1'iantori. rnr the past two years deputy fish and game warden, at ; (Irants Pass, be tendered the oftlce of stale game nnd fish warden, re-: cently vacated by Mr. McAllister, who Intends to engage in other business, j FOR SAI.10 4ii acres one mile from' city limits; 15 acres in cultivation; ' Spits nnd Newton apples: pear i and peach orcl-ard: six-room i house, ham nnd outbuildings: four good springs, water piped In house nnd connected tip with Monarch range: hot and cold water In three different places; hath room com plete. Water piped to Mg gar- ' den. plently of hose and sprinklers. Fine gentle milch cow, Jersey bull good hack. 70 laying hens. Inen bittor, 12 Tolonso geese, several hot beclt. Buildings nre all new nnd it is a beautiful place. The soil Is especially fine for fruit, car den or onions. Price $1.50(1 Terms. $2,500 down. Address II. Graham, owner. llorSS. Rosehurg. ,1. ritOKKSSION.il, CAKIIS. 4 It. .11. lllil'MI'IKI.l) llemiNI JJ Rooms 6 nnd 7 Bell Sisters Bide. Phone 1361 Roseburg, Or., Cream de Mint Frappe is so Refreshing "Phosco" the New Health Drink Specials at THE ROSE Miirnwiinuin ii iaaatgaAM a?T NORTH SIDE GROCERY COMPANY Nflr:TII R0SEEURG ( "oniiilotc lii't- ui' .-i.ti'le and fancy groceiies, i:uuied y." us, cio. All cle.ui, fresh gooils. tr.ll us up for ycur E'rocrs needs l''rce ilclivery t all puts of the city. Telephone 26;, Marsters Drug Store BABY CHICKS FOR SALE S. C. White Leghorns, $2 doz., $15 per l"iU. Second hand Incubators and brooders for rala $4, up. S. C. White Leghorn eggs $2 per 15. Buff 'Orphington eggs $3 setting. Write for prices on Incubator lots. Blue Andeluslan Cock $5. Hens $2. A few S. C. White Leghorn Hens for sale, trap nested. Hoganized, W yoff strain. W. T. G ood m a u 4 US 0th. St. Grants Pass, Ore J7-d FOR SALE Farm of 236 acres, 3 miles from Dillard 1 1-2 miles from Brockway, postofflce and school 10 miles from Roseburg on the Coos Bay stage road; about one third under cultivation: balance covered with scattering large oaks and second growth oak; nearly all can be cultivated. Springs on place. All fenced. Improvements not very good; but has fine building site near road. Excellent all-round farm, and especially adapted for fruit. Reason for selling I am alone. Some stock and mach inery go with place. Prlco now. $2.1 per acre. E. 0. Argraves. Roseburg, Oregon. jl-8-d Roseburg Book Co. Roseburg, Oregon BOOKS The Latest Copyrights School BooKs Office Supplies WHITING PAPER Tablets Envelopes Pens Pencils Penholders Inh FOUNTAIN PENS Drawing Material Typewriter Supplies Artistic Post Cards MAGAZINES Fishing TacKIe Baseball Goods McKinley 10c Sheet Music Roseburg Book Co. Roseburg, Oregon - 5.oteyxBcaaf jew. u. ji-wtocJ XOTICK OK ItlSSOLl'TIOX. Notice la hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing be tween D. J. Jarvis and J. W. Nolan has been dissolved, the former as A FEW LEADER5 FOR We Are Not Closing Out, Only Giving You Vour Money's Worth Dost Dry Granulated Sugar per sack .$0.75 4- Best Hard Wheat Flour, per sack $1.50 Best Navy Beans per pound 7c Best Spider Leg Tea, per pound . 45c Our iMonograin Corn, per can 10c Our Beat Standard Beans, per Can y 10c Our Best Standard Tomatoes, per can 10c Preferred Stock Raisins, per pound ....10c Preferred Stock Currants, per pack ltfc Closet & Devers 512 Blend Coffee, per pound 25c ; Columbia Wheat Flakes, 51b sack 35c Kellogg Toasted Corn Flukes, per pack 10c Olympia Wheat Hearts, per pack 25c 15c Bottle Ammonia, per bottle 10c 15c bottle Blueing joe 10c Cudona Soap, per bar 5c 10c Johnson Naptha, per har 5c 3 bars Peet's Mechanic Soap 25c 3 Ann and Hammer Soda 3 for 25c 20c cans Tomatoes, per can J5C fi 35c Bottle Heinz 'Sweeet Pickles, per bottle .' 25c Best Gloss and Corn Starch 3 for 25C 1 can Best W. House Coffee 40c Carnation Baby Milk, per can 5C Monkey Brand Scouring Soap 7 for 25c T- Standard Sardines, per box 5C 1 Standard Gallon Catsup, per gal 5oc 1 Standard Gallon Best Syrup 50c 1 Standard Gallon Pumpkin, per gal, goc 1 Standard Gallon Pie Plums, per gal 35C s 1 Standard Gallon Pie Strawberry, per gal 35C 1 Standard Quart Pitted Plums, per cap o(jc 1 Standard Quart Pitted Cherries per can 20c 1 Standard Quart Appcts, per can x 1 Standard Quart White Cherries per can o()c Tiy us and be Convinced that we are Living our Motto "Live and Let Live." Yours for Business EASTON & STUBBS :::::::::: it LE0NA MILLS LUMBERCOMPAN Y H tx Lumber, Lath, Shingles and. Dry Finish Lumt er Doors and Windows of all Kinds. VrdBon Loiter Oak Street. ThoneUll THE ROSEBURG ....STAGE LINE.... Will commence runninsr stages between Roseburg and Marslifield JUNE 15th, leaving Rosebuig daily at 6 a. in. J Office and Stables Corner Rose and Washington Sts C. P. BARNARD, Proprietor! Will Destroy a Frog BarK and Phone 81 Our Business Free Delivery suming charge of the business. All accounts against and due the firm must be settled with the undersigned. D. J. JARVVIS. Dated this 10th day of June, 1S10. d-Jl-10 OF OUR i THIS WEEK up to :::::::::::::: ROSEBURG, OREGON MARSHFIELD We Repair Everything I Electrical thnt nc ds attmtlun as wall aj ? S'-ll you apparatus. Furtnermt.re v' we a'tend to repairs proniptlv (on 'phone, firmer if juu .Ike) auit von won t n.-cd to sound vour t"!t j !ar aiarm l n jou get" our lull. Need anvthlUR !n our litie. . G. L. PRIOR t U X. Jacl.p( n Ft. Kctc-1 crp, Or ..... .