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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1910)
THE EVEVTVO NEWS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 11)10. Store of Quality ; BEOIM 5PL END , ZMWSzL- the I SARBORNS WlW SUBORNS PHONE 238 COMMERCIAL, BLDG School Books at Roseburg Book Store. E255K Has It ) I "VJ.f .from Freshm&nYear I (0 .Senior kati r ii Waterman'sFountain Pen ha Cnp-C PARKER ' S Lucky Cmveand CO LIN S Sell Filler, are told it ., Roseburg Book Stor J. lit Bait Haea Bay Boi Tb! laKi. Peat. f.p.r ana au SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1 231 JacKson Street, Roseburg, Oregon. D. H. MARSTERS' PLUMBING SHOP. Plumbing, Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning and Heating North JacKson Street, adjoining . Peoples Marble WorKs. Telephone 2511. WorK Done on Short Notice ROSEBURG, ORE. Seasoned Slab Wood At $2.00 per Tier at the Yard Page Investment Company Phone 2421 , 709 North Jackson Street INDICTMENT OF Will-Why State Wide Prohibition is Needed tlon of the district "South of the I Utupqua river and west of the Coast THE LIOUOR TRAFFIC1 ra""h?rreaton8I believer every WXUW" a j fair minded voter will cast his vote for one only of the Douglas comity candidates and that the other will The Peonle Can Rule if The v be cast for Judge Coke regardless liicreuLnc van iauic u jiiiv 0f political affiliations. JAMES WATSON. County Clerk of Coos County. Oregon. 'This paid article Ik edited by a member of the Roseburg Good Citi zens League.) ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft i t CHl'ItCH SERVICES, i "People can find a remedy for all ; a & & & . it &&&&&&&&& the evils from which they suffer in , r. , the enforcement of the law. En- 1 forcement of the law cau cure every governmental wrong. The people rule through the laws which they make for themselves, and when these laws are faithfully executed, the reign of the peopl is absolute. When these laws are annulled by officials, the people do not rule." Gov. Jos. W. Folk. ft ft ft The Indictment which we bring against the liquor traffic Ib that It is the great destroyer of the wealth of the country, of the health of the people, of the character of the peo ple, the destroyer of the home and the destroyer of the government. The question of whether or not the liquor traffic will destroy ;he government or the government will destroy the liquor traffic Is a burn in je question. lhe wholesale liquor dealers ad mit that the saloon Is as black as we puint It. They propose to reform It. We believe that there cau be only one kind of reform and that Is total abolition and extinction. The community cannot justly place the blame for the evils of the saloon upon the saloonkeeper. The commu nity that licenses the business is a partner in the business and has a share of the profit. The responsibil ity is upon the voter who permits the saloon to exist as well as upon the saloonkeeper himself. The making and sale of whiskey was at one time respectable, but the world has advanced to a point where it is no longer the case. At one time slavery was 'respectable land George Washlngon was a slave-hold er but that institution has been abol ished, just aa the liquor business must be abolished. The plea that prohibition Is against personal liberty is false and fallac ious. No man has a right to carry on any business which Is detrimental to the well being of his fellowman, any more than an orchardlst in Doug las county would have the right to maintain a moss-grown and diseased orchard, spreading contamnlatlon among all the orchards in the coun try. Such an orchard would be cut down by the fruit inspector as a menace to the welfare of the com m unity and the community has the same right to cut down the liquor saloon. The plea that prohibition does not prohibit has been answered time and again. Under prohibition there twill be some violation of the law, some attempts to sell liquor. All laws are violated and have been violated from the beginning of history; lawB against murder, against arson against perjury are constantly vio lated and the, fact that they are violate is no reason for the abolish ment of these laws. A prohibitory liquor law can be enforced as any other law can be enforced: and that fact has been demonstrated by ex amples within the state of Oregon ana elsewhere. The plea that we are tearing down business Is not entitled to any con sideration. The business that we pro pose o tear down Is the busluos which tears down and ruins every thing else worthy to exist. The liquor people in times past In dominating the affairs of our country have shown no mercy. Their plea for mercy now Is entitled to no consideration. The people of Oregon want state wide prohibition because the present local option law does not prohibit the manufacture of liquor and also because it permits the liquor dealers of Portland to flood the state with their goods. Congress at the last session passed a stringent law with reference to the shipment of Intox icating liquors from one state Into another and if we get state-wide pro hibition in Oregon that law of con gress will be of great assistance to our state-wide prohibition law, In making Oregon dry. The local op tion law falls short of what the peo ple Intend. State-wide prohibition under the amendment and statutory enactment now before the people Is absolutely necessary in order to pre vent the humbug now being perpe trated under the name of "near" beer. JtlK.K CORK'S VOTK. W. H. Raton, nastor. The Sun day services will begin with the Sun day school -at 10 A. M. There will be preaching at 11:00 A. M. and 7:30 P. M., and B. Y. P. U. at 6:30. The subjects of the pastor's ser mons will be morning, "Going Fishing," evning, "Who Killed Joe's Baby?" There will be hearty congregation al singing at both preaching services. You will enjoy he services and will feel at home with the people you will meet at this church. Come and see. Saint George's Church. Corner Main and Cass streets. Rev. Charles Wilson Baker, rector. The twentieth Sunday after Trinity. Holy communion at 7:30 A. M., Sunday school at 9:45 A. M., morning prayer and sermon at 11:00, evening prayer and sermon atT:30.' At the second morning service an offertory solo, "Abide With Ale", will be sung by Mr. C. D. Stewart. AH are cordially Invited to these services. Presbyterian Church. J. E. Burkhart, pastor. Morning worship at 1 1 o'clock. Evening wor ship at 7:30. Subject eenlng Bre men "God's First Question to Man." There will be special music by the choir at both of these services. The Dible school meets at 10 A. M.. young people's meeting at 6:30 P. M. You will find a cordial welcome awaiting you at all of our services. Come and bring a Irfend. Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Sabbath school at 10 A. M. con ducted by W. L. Cobb, superintend ent, preaching at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. by he pastor. Morning Bub- ject, "Influence", evening subject, "Good Cheer. Junior Epworth Lea gue ut 2:30 Sunday -afternoon, senior league at 6:30 Sunday evening. There will be special music at both the regular services. Come and. be with us. r . If hot air was music some people would be a brass baud. Ostermore Mattresses aro he best mattress on earth. They too make an untufted one but long experience has, taught these professional mat- tress makers that the original WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK DONE WITH THE VACUUM CLEANER When we say GUARANTEE we mean Jest what the word Implies. If you are not satisfied there will be no charge. We could not make this assertion unless we were positive of giving gobd service. When you get ready to clean house let us do the worBt part for you the cleanlug of your carpets. It's easy for you and the price reasonable. . ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY O. C. li.VKKIt, Proprd-tor. . . . . . oillce N, Jackson BU Phone 701 : - jJk.V.'-vt':.-' -. ... -, Iknow a way to make j the sick folks well and restore normal func- tion in any part of the body without drugs or s surgery. Come to my office and learn how. f, I niako no charge for j consultation and will tell you frankly whether I cau help you or not. Many patients in Rose- S burg will tell you that I am the man that makes good. f PAUL HERBERT MAY f D. C. Chiropractic Fhysicinn 803 J.ano Street 5 -:: -V". 2 -"A ' '- - f' 'iffO,,""".'-: 1 laC&i.',..-.u..i t Office Hours 9 to i2t 1 to 5, 6to 8. Sundays 10 to 12a m g You Don't Have to ' Go to Sea to See I PAT For Cement Culverts, Cement Sewer Pipe, sizes 8 to 36 inches. Cement building foundation and chimney blocKs. Cement sidewalKs and Cement 1 worK of any Kind I bare five or six houiea 1 will Mil Cheap, al 1 want to uaa Om money In other basBlnesa. Sea my burclar proof window look, 1U X O.K. Bee Pat'a Blaatlo roof point for leaky roofs. ' We build, mora t or repair your Houses. Busmen buildings a specialty, urer iony years experience In building. F. F. PATTERSON CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Is far the better, Many small mnltrcsB con. cerns who are Btrlvlng for,, 4 business are well aware that nothing better can be made. Consequently they try some new fandangle that's never i been tried out, the results are I guess work. ' i Ours Is the laboring man s store. We are alwayB ready to close In betterment of the celebrations of any orders. I.a- bor Duy was a treat to us, while we kept closed we took the op- portnnlty of straightening out our store from the rush of bust- ness the Inst two months. mcv. a men. . The Housefurnlshcrs. 4 llOAltl) AXI) ROOMS. ; ' ' Person desiring excellent ac- commodntlons for board and room may secure them at The Antlers, Mrs. D. G. Palm, prop., 112 Brockway Btreet, this city. This house has Just recently been opened and Is flrst-class In every particular. Rntes reason- able. Telephone 202Y dtf '" ' ' ' 1 THE ECONOMY MARKET GEORGE R0HLHAGFN, Proprietor Wholesale and retail Butcher. Trie best the Market Ki aflorda. All kinds of Stock Bought and Sold. Phone 581 Roseburg, Oregon J, J STAGE LINES TO ALL POINTS 1 All regular mall Btcges leave 0. W. Rtipp's grocory store, 13S Sherldnn street, facing K. R., opposlto the exhibit building. Dolly stages for Marshllold. Myrtle Point nnd all Coos Bny points, also dally hacks (except Sunday) for Pool and Millwood. Cash paid fur produce along the lino. G. W. PAPP, Agent and Proprietor J9mwSwwwft$ wWwSwww L.H.RHOADES&G 5 ' ' WANT TO BUY AND SELL YOU FIRST AMd SECOND HAND GOODS "ACCOMMODATING CLERKS WILL SERVE YOU MiKlcnriliiff Statement Corrected . Mr. Watson. Editor News: I understand that the report has been circulated to the effect that B V. Jones received more votes in Coos county than did Judga Coke. The official canvass of th.i ballots at the recent primary election show ed that Mr. Jones received In Coos county 444 votes and that Judge Coke received 842. Judge Coke re ceived more votes in Coos county than any other candidate for t-ny state or district office. He received every republican vote, hut six In the combined north, and south Marnhneld precincts and in Central Marthtleld precinct he received the highest vote cast for any other candidate or mea sure. In addition to this, many demo crats wrote Judge Cokes nam; upon their ballot, thus giving him the nomination of their party. I have known Judge Coke irill mately for many years and am an admirer of him for his honesty, fair ness and ability both an a Judge aud as a citizen. At the coming election there aiv two circuit judges to be eleced for the 2nd judicial district and tiudet the law one mtift b a resident dur I lug bis term of efflot. la th ec- ,jt Health and normal function ft restored In every part of the !)!t body without drugs or surgery ft ft by chlropratfc adjustments. If you want to get well consult tf '.i the old doctor. Advice free, i't P. H. Mny, D. C. Temporary ft ofl.ee 303 West Lane street tf i't a a. a ft School District Homl Election Xot'cc. Notice Is hereby gtven that at a school meeting of school district No.j 4, of Douglas county, Oregon, to be held at the Lane school building, in; said district, on the 22nd, day of Oc tober 1910, there will be submitted to the legal voters of Bald district the question of contraotipg a bonded j debt in a sum not exceeding One Hundred Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollars, for the purpose of purchas ing a site and erecting thereon and furnishing a High School building.! for said district. The vote to be by ballot upon which shall be the words "Bonds Yes" and the words "Bonds No'. Polls to be opened at one o'clock P. M. and remain open until fourJ o'clock P. M. By order of the board of directors of school dltrlrt No. 4, of Douglasl county, Oregon. J Dated this 21th. day of September.! 1910. at Roseburg, Douglas county, Oregon. J. C. FUM.ETITON. Chairman of Board of Director. OEOROB NEUNBR. Jr., Clerk of 8ehool District No. 4 .. o2l-d ii n i in i i i m .J 1 EVERY MEM5ER jl II i ' - . I IFOR SALE BY THE ' 1