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ItOSKHl'ltO, DOUGLAS COUNTY. OltKGOX, WKDNKSDAV, SKIT. 28, 1010.
No. SHO
Exultantly Called Saratoga
Convention to Order
RESOLUTIONS ENDORSE TAFT
Itoot Marie Iermni.ci.t Chairman
The TuiilT Law Vmlxnl li
wet Primary Hecomment.
in! Cadets Stand I'at.
(Special to The Evening News.)
SARATOGA, Sept. 28. Taking
their keynote from Roosevelt's
speech declaring war on corrupt po
liticians, the committee on resolu
tions oday presented the party plat
form for ratification. The report
of the committee contains enthusi
astic endorsement of the Taft admin
istration, the Payne-Aldrich tariff
law, alleging that the high cost of
living is not due to the protective
tariff law, but "rather to world-wide
conditions. The features in the re
port were threshed out last night
and finally adopted by a vote of 22
to 15. and says: "We enthusiastic
ally endorse the statesmanship and
progressive leadership of President
Taft, and point with pride to the
Achievements of the first 18 monthr.
of his administration. The Payne
tariff law has reduced the nverage
rate of duty 11 per cent and turned
a deficit in the revenues Into a sur
plus. Unlike the Wilson law the
great reductions did not Interfere
with . industries or crlnnlo nnv en
terprise." The resolutions said that
the advanced cost of living is only a
reflex of thp world-wide tendener
pnd rnnno hp aald to he a result
of the tn-iff law. Roosevelt arrived
nt the hall and exultantly railed the
onvenffnn to order nt 11:20. The
reculnrs ar more defiant than ever.
Senator Root wn eletori nfnni
went chairman and In a brief Kneech
tnlrl '-fit tbo pnnnln ripmn ndoH tr
InMlflMvp nnd referendum and tho
rrt nrimarv. nnd rornm mended Ibn'
the partv endorse these measures.
Cadets Still Stnml Pat.
WY7RT POINT. Sent. ?S. As a re
sult nf the Logan incident football j
nrartin and .the came scheduled for
Paturdav between the academy and
Vermont has beon cancelled. The ex
amination called under the direction
of General Parry was continued to
day, but with no better results, as
"the cadets continued to stand nit.
Accidents
Chapin Universal Liniment for
accidents and every day use, too.
Best for man and beast.
Rubs In easier pulls the pain
out quicker.
Indicated wherever a good lin
iment is needed.
Hundreds of satisfied users will
tell you that In the all world of
medicine there Is no application or
embrocation like this.
Costs 25 cents a bottle
Liver
Ills
Little Liver Pillj cure all Ills.
Normal, Kentle, but thorough
action cleansing the bowels com
pletely, giving butter freedom to
the other organs
Cure headache, nausea. Indiges
tion, constipation and all disord
ers of hot weather change of food
and water.
25 cents a box.
The Biggest Little Drug
store in Town
R0SEBURG PHARMACY, Inc.
S. E. KR0HN, Manager
Roseburg, Oregon
refusing fto tell why they dislike
Logan. Thirty cadets were examin
ed by the general today. It la be
lieved that the cadets will not try to
humiliate Logan any more and the
matter may be dropped.
The platform adopted by the con
vention somewhat staggered the en
thusiastic Roosevelt adherents, who
have alleged that the Colonel was
the leader of Insurgency, and they
expected that the platform to be of
the extreme insurgent type. En
dorsement! of Tuft and the tariff
plainly disgusted the radicals, and
they are wondering what has become
of all the thunder and noise regard
ing these issues. To further em
barrass them It Is openly talked that
Taft and Roosevelt. have finally
reached an understanding and that
hereafter progtvssivfs of a mild
tyj'e will be the big factors in na
tional affairs-, th president nnd
Uooptidt accent. i. if such as llolliver,
Bristow and Cummins, but refusing
to acknowledge insurgents of the
aFolIette class. Roosevelt's admlr-
ere are considerably abashed at thlsi
rude awakening. The Colonel
fused- to comment on the rumor
when questioned.
NEW SLAUGHTEIt HOUSE.
West Koselmrg Correspondent Honsts
of Sanitary Place,
Oliver Newheart, proprietor of
the market on Sheridan st. Is com
pleting his large new barn and
slaughter house west of this city.
The structure Is 54x42 feet and Is
finely planned and well built for
the purpose, with plenty of room for
cattle sheds to shelter the stock from
the winter rains, nnd Is enclosed
with a high board fence. There are
special runways to the slauhgter pen.
a roomy nog shed Is also another
feature of the improvement, and
this building has a strong floor
which will insure clean and whole
some quarters for porkers Intended
for slaughter, and is a decided Im
provement over the former hog wal
lows. He Is also planning many
other Improvements which he expects
ro carry out early next spring. Mr.
Newheart intends to raise his own
pork, as he claims that nt least half
of the time he cannot find hogs
snough to supply the demand These.
buildings are a decided improvement j
over the former ill-smellfng. tumbled
down sheds In use, and there are
lust a. few more slaughter estab
lishments that might follow the ex
ample set. which would no doubt
cause much rejoicing to parties trav-i
eling the highly scented Deer Creek
road. Must the Oregonians be
"shown" by (he Easterners?
Facial massage for beauty nnd
com fort Roseburg Reality Parlors.
Builder
Wilson's Sarsaparllla Compound
is essentially a builder.
It renews blood activity and In
creases volume.
It makes healthy flesh
It renovates the entire system
and allows full scope of work to
Individual organs
ft Increases appetite and corrects
digestion.
It is best for the stomach,
blood, liver and kidneys.
And it is best for all ages.
There's health In every bottle
for
$1.00, 3 for $2.50.
Colera
Morbus
Krohn's Diarrhoea Cordial
Tie natural, safe remedy for
colic, cholera, cholera morbus and
summer complaints.
There's probably not a better
remedy for the purpose in the
market.
An emergency remedy for home
or on vacation trip.
Don't ever be without It.
Krohn's Diarrhoea Cordial stops
diarrhoea and dy sen try.
25 cents.
EXPERIMENT ON FRUF
May Result in Radical Change
in Pure Food Law
THE WEST CETS AN INN1N
Twenty of Stanford University En
ter the 'Poison Squad" Con.
Hci'vntlonlsts Gvt lluwy
Urges state Control.
(Special to The Evening News.)
PALO ALTO, Cal., fiept. 28. A
squad of twenty students from the
Stanford University compose the
"poison squad" on whom the effectB
or certain chemicals as food are
being tested, with a view of learn
ing just what -curative chemicals
can be used In California fruits with
out Injury to persons using such
fruits as food products. These ex
perlments are being watched with
great Interest by growers in ever
fruit district of the West, as .they
may result in the restoration of sul
phur dioxide In curing fruit, which
the pure food law now prohibits.
Prof. Kesert has charge of the test
mow under way and will extend th
investigation over a period of four
months, nt the end of which time
reports on the physical condition of
the Rtudents will be mado to the
board of five appointed by Roose
velt for this purpose just before he
retired from the presidency,
West Has limiiw.
PUERBLO. Col.. Sept. 26. The
West had an Inning at the conser
vation congress today, f rank Short,
of Fresno, Cal., was one of the-ftrln
dual speakers, and he ably present
ed the question of water equities and
the control of the states over the
irrigation projects. He also noticed
conservation and the developmen
of the irrlgationnl resources. The
Colorado delegation, acting along
the lines of its support for state
conservation today decided to pre
sent a resolution urging congress to
appropriate a mi I Hoik dollars t n
anally from the reclamation fund to
develupe water sources in arid dls
tricts.
MANIAC UOXTHOVEItSY.
Oregon Must Cure I
Lunatics.
'or Its Own
SALEM, Or., Sept. 27. Dr. A. I-
Tamiesie, second assistant physician
of the Oregon State Insane Asylum
left last evening with a guard for
Lincoln, Cat., to take charge of W
H. Williams, who Is being held by
the authorities there on the charge
of threatening the life of Governor
Benson.
The California authorities have
refused absolutely to send Williams
to an Insane asylum and the Ore
gon officinls are forced to go to Cal
ifornia and take charge of the man
Retaliation Is threatened bv the Ore
gon authorities and the large number
of insane persons in the asylum at
Salem, who belong In California may
be sent to that state and turned
looso there.
Williams, who is said to be a man
iac and a desperate man was com
mttted to the asylum for the Insane
rrom liiinmooK several years atso
and records show that he was a vic
tim of the drug habit. After re
ceiving treatment at the asylum for
a period of six months he was re
leased, having been pronounced cur
ed of the habit by the asylum phy
sicians. Four months ago Williams
began carrying on a correspondence
with Governor Renson in which he
charge the chief executive with
causing his great mental misery
through X-ray waves conveyed to
him through spfrltunlism and con
tinued from time to time to inform
the governor of Ills Intention to
Inflict bodily harm upon the head of
the state. The threatening letter?
prompted the stnte officials to Issue
a notice to all railroads leading Into
Oregon, and to authorities in border
ing states, to keen a close lookout
for Williams. This notice has ap
parently had effect, as the last let
ter received by Governor Renson
from the demented man from Lin
coln. Cal., resulted In Williams' ar
rest. ANOTHER VEItKIOX.
City Man Fstiljiln Some Thing to
Correspondent.
j Editor News: In last night's Ipup
i of your naner Farmer X romnlnlnd
I tcafnst the hitching regulations In
this city. Fortunately, he was mis
taken. The ordinance governing this
matter prohibits any horse or mule
being hitched in one place longer
than four hours at any time day or
night. In the months of November.
December, January, February and
March no horse can be hitch
ed longer than two hours without a
blanket of gome nature for protec
tion. This ordinance In not to Inronven
fenrft farmers, but Is purely a human
itarian measure to prevent cruelty
to animals. No one Is allowed to tie
to a lamp post or a n v post of n
decorative nature. Naturally Jnek
son street is barred, since thro 1"
not room for horses to be hitched
there.
Farmer Xs beliefs concerning the
merchimts of Roseburg aud mail
order houses is a matter of pure
business. If the farmer can gain by
buyiug from piall order houaes he
had better do it. However, It is
very noticeable that the most pros
perous farmers have not the mall
ord-r habit In this county. A& a
matter of fact, mall order houses
have lost to the farmers of the
United States many millions of dob
lars through fakes and failures,
Most of their goods ate of inferior
quamy, so lar as i nave ooservea.
E. S. 8TRONG.
SOMETHING t'Xl'SUAL.
We are pleased to announce that
Morrltt LeRcr, the chalk talker, has
been secured 'to Igive his famous
chalk talk "Making Faces", in our
city.
He will nppear at the Presbyter
Ian church, Monday, October 3, at
8 P. M.
Mr. LeRoy has a national repu
tation huvlng been before the public
for 15 years, and during that time
has appeared In nearly every promi
nent city of the United States. This
Is his first trip through these parts,
and all should avail themselves of
n
-4L
the opportunity to hear him and see
his humorous cartoons and beautiful
chalk pictures which he draws while
he tells the audience the incidents
in connection with them. Admission
25 cents.
K. C. Wltschy and John Wltsehy
at'9-JookiiiK over the IJiupquay Valley
with the idea of locating.
Mrs. C. M. McOnuloy, of Portland
arrived In itosehurg this morning to
snend about ten days visiting with
friends.
Miss Olive Smlthson, of Dunsmulr,
Cal., arrived in Hosebure on this
..ern(,on train for a visit with rel
btives.
Hear Hon B. . Kddy Thursda
night nt the corner of Jackson and
Oak streets. (Explanation, of the
Home Rule Bill. s-2!
C. L. Peaman, an old Holdlnr who
resided In Uosehurg about twelve
years ago, Is visiting friends In the
city.
Better step in nnd Investigate
our line of famous Eclipse and Char
ter Oak heaters now ready. Keep
lngs. Large llns both for wood
and coal. Rice & KIce, the House
Furnishers. dsw
Edward Thornton, a local automo
bile man, was arrested by Marshal
Huffman shortly after 2 o clock this
afternoon accused of violating the
ordinance regulating the speed limit
of automobiles within the city lim
its. Thornton will be arraigned be
fore the city recorder some time to
morrow. Marshal ilunrnnn says that
he intends to enforce the ordinance
n nil oh l ion regardless of whom It
hurts.
MOW TODAY.
WANTED Pressor; must bo flrst-
ciass workman. Apply Robert
Taylor, opposite Harth's Toggerv.
ol
FOR RENT House, 6 rooms and
bath and furniture for sale. In
quire 514 S. Pine Btreut. ol
WANTED Competent woman for
housekeeper In small family. Ad
dress, Housekeeper, this office.
FOR RENT Three furnished house
keeping rooms, 217 Chadwick
street.
SPRING WAGON FOR SALE Hand
made, Norway Iron, elm hub.
hickory spokes; cost over $300;
will take $100. Just (he thing
for 'farmers or dairy truck wagon.
At Farmers Stables. J. W. Toll
man, residence at Jas. Newland's
ol 5
Attention Farmer and Fruit Men.
The Douglas County Abstract
Company will Insure your fruit dry-
rs nouses and barns.
We have arranged specially to take
care of the fruit dryers. Call uf
by phone or write.
Bettpr be safe than orrv.
DOUGLAS COUNTY ABSTRACT CO
d-w-tf
THAT HOME TU LK BILL.
Hon. B. L. Eddv will sneak
Thursday night at 7:30 In front
of the DouiflHft National Bank
bnlldlnn on the Home Rule Bill.
Be sure that you hear him. i-29
3
Allege That Western Roads
Demand Exhorbitant Sum
RUMBLINGS SCARE ARIZONIANS
l"eilo Hi-e to Town lA-glslutoi-Did
Nut Intend lllaikninll,
Only Wanted Lrliiier
iu Commit Hiiiiwif.
(Special to Bvanlng News)
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 28. Reso
lutions condemning the Western rail
roads for alleged exliorbitaut trans
portation charges on ore, and In
structing President Buckley to ap
point a special Investigation com
mittee to prolie Into the matter of
rates mid submit their fliirtliiKs to
Manhatten Shirts, Stetson Hats, Keiser NecK
wear, Staley Underwear, Home of Regal Shoes.
Lest you forget, we keep
you Pressed Free.
Penfamln
topyrlfhl
lyTost of the meu we know
Z with themselves about
fcti
wmm
going to wear for Fall and Winter.
Some of them, (we're told) are strongly in favor
of a fairly loose back style, while a great many, es
pecially the Young Men, prefer the somi-fonn fitting
model which we picture here.
It is called the Seabright and is one of n younger
generation of clothes which simply is irresif-table.
Every thing about the Seabright is of such a decisive
nature aud it illustrates so nicely what remarkable
productions "IJenjamiu Clothes" are, that our en
thusiasm over them quite runs away with us.
The Seabright is a Threc-liuiton Sack Suit which
has been in great demand in New York for sometime.
and we predict a flattering reception for it in our city
after today. While "Benjamin Clothes" are built by
the very best clothes talent vhieh New York can
supply, mid while the styles arc precisely like the
moHt exclusive Fifth Avenue Tailors are putting out,
they are moderately priced.
Any Young Man who will come to us and "try :
on" a few patterns iu this Seabright model will be
the most enthusiastic fellow outside of New York
City. They're all "worked up" over it there.
' HARTH'S TOGGERY.
the Inter-state commerce commission
were introduced today at the conven
tion of the American Mining Con
gress In session In this city. The
resolutions wero adopted by the con
vention and a cbmnllttee of threa. j. ,
will be named by the president bo
fore the close of the sosslon. "!V
No llln. knmll Intended. Tm, ,
CHICAGO. Sept. 28. Cross exam
ItiRtlou of State Representative
White occupied most of the tltrn nt
today's session of the senatorial
lueatigntlng committee probing Into
the Lorimer case. White denied that
he had tried to blackmail Lorimer,
saying that he wrote to the sena
tor regarding the alloged $1,000 of-
for for votos in order to make Lori
mer conuriil liiiuneir. . .;...'.v;;r,:.
Sonntor Prniler iolnod the com
mitteo today.
Ari.onn Has Kartluiuake.
FLAGSTAFF, Aril., Sept. 28
Mysterious rumblings accompanied
by slight enrthquakes continued to
day, and many peoplo In the country
districts have come Into (his place.
The disturbance aro believed to have
' n canned by earthquakes between
here and the Ornnd. Canyon of the
Colorado. No dumage has been reported.
every Suit we Hell to
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have a way of arguing
llie style of suit they aro