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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1910)
THE EVENING NEWS HV B. W. BATES IHHl'KI) DAILY KXCKIT BUXDAV. Entered aa second-clasB mutter November t, 1910, at Hoseburg, Ore., under act nf Murcb 3, 1879. " Subscription Itntea Dally. I'er year, by mall $3.00 1'er month, delivered 50 Semi-Weekly Per year $2.00 Blx months 100 THl'lWDAY, OCJOIIKIt, U, ll. EAT LOWNEY'S CANDIES Our Candy Corner is Full of Good Things LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATES AND BON B0NS Are the best confections in the world because they are just chocolate, Sugar, fruit and nuts without coloring matter or cheapening preservatives. They are always fresh. flARSTERS DRUG STORE SELL THEM THK KKl'lT.r.K AV COLNTV THKKT. For Circuit .hull!" M. Jonea, of KoaeburK, and J Coke, of Murarlleld. For County Judge. J. Fullcrton of Hoseburg. For Sheriff. Gonrge Qulne, of llluillo, OreKini. . For County Clerk. William T. Kmory, of Coles Valley. K. SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT PHONE US YOUR ORDERS For County Treasurer. James Sawyers of Kunuburg, Oregon. 7 For County Commissioner. Jefferson Wiley, or Myrtio 9 Crock. v For Representative (two) Tienlnmin Huntington, Jr., of Drain; Georno Nounor, Jr., of ltoHehurK. For Joint Representative, Douglas and Jackson counties J. A. Huchunun, of Roseburg. For County Surveyor.- Call., of Kiddle. For County Coroner. N. T. nf Itnsehurtt For Just Ire of the Pence R. W. Morstors, of Rom-burg. For Constable. D. J. Jar- vis, of Roseburtr. KAIItIA' CROAK El) ITS HI'ADKItH. Because Senator Abraham darea to peak out In the open regarding the candidacy of Judge Hamilton the "Bvenlng Shadow," or "m fcjneei , in Hh tHHiie of last ovonliiR fairly croaked its scanty supply of readers with a scour of language directed at Senator Abraham. Hon. li. l Jones and The News. It Is the do sire of the "narrow head" that no person should In any way cast the slightest reflection against me pro fessional moue 01 procedure of their pot. Judge Hamilton, he having serv ed the taxpayers already some twenty-five yearn and Is again ready to receive a passport entitling him to six yearn more at the public manger. The judge has been In the hurnoss for such a prolonged period he feels, like his puny backer, the "Evening Shadow", that any attempt to dis lodge him wouid be a grent "Injus tice" not only to his own pocket book, but the taxpayers as well the latter having contributed liberal ly toward the support of the office seeking judge during the past quarter or a century. Regarding tho "Pill Sheet's" slo gan that, "Tho News Is a notorious liar," this pnper will not offer up any ttpology. Coming from the mouth of an organ handled by a degenerate whose sole aim In lire is that of sub reption and who would, nt the In stant call of the mighty dollar sell Its soul and the contents of Its warped cranium--that the bed of the shyster organ mny be feathered, The News feels as though It would be an art of charity to give the runt the . benefit of the doubt and In Its fu ture effusions will allow It to use the chestnut slogan, "you are n liar," as a defense at all times. This 1b merely child's play and the "Evening Shadow" Infant Is certainly In the latter category. Again, in order to bolster up Judge Hamilton's chances for re-election tho "Shadow" says that neither Sen ator Abraham or Mr. Jones pay their debts and that n bill, or bills, have been sent to this city for collection on the latter gentlemen and returned as uncoilectlble. No doubt tho same transaction has taken place with a hundred of Roseburg's most sub stantial busluetfs men bills "turned down" because they were not legiti mate ones, or forced upon them by jmme designing person whoso ser vice., or goods, have not. been deliver ed according to contract. As the nuil uvolenro writer In the "PUI Sheet" falls to go Into details regarding Mr. Jones standing, giving the names of those responsible for the accusations regarding his financial standing, re ference being made thereto only by Innuendo, It Is not probable that any thinking man will he lead to be lieve campaign lies sprung on the public by the nefarious or mm. the "Kvenlnn Shadow", propelled by a diseased nilnd. Then, because Hon. Albert. Abra ham Is n prinniuv.t member of the republican party, and because he has not only a ronulitt Inn in 1 Mucins county, but Ihrouulmut the mate of i Oregon for nlisn)-.,!;- jnienrli v anil veracity, J mine 1 1 ;i mil ton and his tool sees the necessity in the pur suit of their hereditary object of attempting to destroy ihe republi can pnrty. to besmirch the name of Senator Abraham by n libel ous paragraph appearing In ' last , evening's Issue. This is not tho tlrst article that has appeared in this, Kbelous rag -.iat emanated through and on behalf of Judge Hamilton. When Hamilton made the undignifi ed outbreak on the bench against the .eglslature for creuting Judge Coke'; o.-.ce, the "K veiling Shadow", in a front page article, quoted Ham ilton as having said In the secrecy of the Judge's chamber these malic ious words: "I wonder how long we wli. continue to send petty-fogging lawyers to the legislature?" Can anything smaller, or more malicious be conceived of, from one who claims to have the proper qualifications for a Judge? Uegurdlng the statement that trades-people are compelled to sue Mr. Abraham for accounts due them The News believes this is an absolute falsehood and Is of the opinion that Abraham pays enough bills In a sin gle year, for living expenses alone, to keep the half-starved editor of the "Kvcnlng Shadow" alive, and In what he would deem luxury, for o lifetime. While Mr. Abraham may be "slow" at times he has never re pudiated an honest debt, to the knowledge of The News, and we think he Is "going come' now and that Is what Is worrying the emancf ated apparatlon who Injects the daily dose of strychnine Into the columns of tho "Kvcnlng Shadow , more than the spinal obstructions to his digestive apparatus with which he is afflicted. If there la any causo In the com munity that needs the backing of a genuine shyster with a bray like an ass the "Pill Orgon" can deliver the goods. This would bo quite a "dry' lo cal campaign were It not for the fact that Judgo Hamilton Is again run ning for office. This latter fact has caused qulto a "sweat" In local circles. Be careful you don't get "mixed" on 'ho liquor question. Thlegs are coming quite fast nt ': present time. Occasion: lly qulto dry" a u then a little "wet". It's hard to tell which way the wind blows during campaign days. ItMHOMTIOX AGAINST COUNTY DIVISION. Pacific Grange Bulletin: Resolu tions from Rescue Grange No. 420, Douglas County, Oregon: Resolved by Rescue Grunge No. 420 that is would be detrimental to the best interests of the farmers to divide Douglas county. Resolved that the proposed Am endment to the constitution of the state of Oregon giving to cities and towns full control uT the liquor tralllc within their corporate limits and not allowing the farmers to have a vote on the proposition of whether they should go wet or dry, Is not to the best Interests of the farmers. Resolved that a copy of these res olutions bo forwarded to the Master of the Oregon State Grunge with a request that they be brought before every Grange In Oregon with n re auest from Rescue Grange eo. 120 to vote both measures down. T. L. LK10, Deputy Master; fur Douglas county. i W. V. HOIK! K. Master, K. Matthews, Secretary. lassii u;i ai)VI:rtisi:mkxts. SKWINO WANTED Sowing to do at home, chlldrens' clothes preferred. Inquire next door to 8 -Hi Miller street. do2f SITUATION WANTED Lady with general olllee experience desires ( situation not u stenographer, Address S. R. this nil tee. WANTKD Middle-aged couple, with out children, woman to cook for 1 bunk-house, man for cure of horses and general work. $35 n month each. Address K. F. Livingston. The Overland Orchards, Wilbur. Ore. d-o22 I'TUNISliKl) IU)OM For rent.""" liT quire 4-11 Pino street. tf TOR KENT Two store rooms' In quire I2ti W. Cass street. do2." llOCSK K K1MXG ROOMS TtvTr'iiiT furnished rooms for rent. Inquire at t his ollico, COWS FOR SALn.i5TieaO of dairy milk. Inquire at Deo lllvo Gro - Sto'e 'f uiiU.. FOR ti.U.K Aioud Storey At l:Mk organ. Inquire at 231 S. Flint street. do2M FOR SALE A few pure bred Rhode Island .Red cockrelB, Address R. A. Busenbark, Roseburg, Or. tf Al'PLhd "FOR""' SLe Twentyfive cents per box ut tho orchard.' L. B. Skinner & Son, Winston. o28 FOR SALE House, burn and three lots on Douglas street; close In; also furnished rooms to rent. In quire 325 W. Washington street, tf LOST 15-Jeweled Elgin watchr&old filled case, has fob with ten-cent piece attached. Finder please re turn to this office. o2 7 Mil SAIJ5 4 lots, 40T9o7wlth 7 room house, burn and city water, all In good shape. block from Lane, school. Will sell at a bar gain. Inquire at News office do25 gene hospital where the fracture was reduced. On account of' his extreme age it will be a long time before he is able to be out of the hospital. (The injured man Is the father of Attorney O. P. Coshow, of this city.) Classy college posters and illus trated jjenants. 25 cents and 50 cents at Roseburg Hook store. tf Furniture rovarnlsued ano made like new Taylor Bros.,' painters and decorators. 117 Sheridan sireet oio FOR SAfiR -10 acres mile from city limits, 2 acres bearing prune for small fruit and garden; well; orchard; 8 acres especially fine house 12x16, barn 20x30; 36 lay ing Leghorn hens, team and wag on. Price $2500 caBh. Inquire or address N., care V?wa, d-n20 FARM FOR SALE F'aini of 240 acres. 3.000,000 feet of fine tim ber, dwelling and 5 good out-bulld-Ings, saw mill,, fine creek running through the place that never goes dry, 50 acres cleared, fine cattle range. Eight miles from Yoncalla, Ore. Inquire at Umpqua Valley News ofllcR for particulars. dnl7 CHICKENS Have a few nice Ply mouth Rock pullets and tnlcely barred cockerels for sale. This is good utility stock, from laying strains; also a couple of nice Buff Leghorn cockerelB, well combed and good color. Inquire R. R. Wood, News office. tf FOR SALE Throe and one-half acres, fruit and chicken ranch; mile from depot, three blocks from main road. Good four room house, barn, woodshed and cow shed. 250 prune trees, commer cial patch of strawberries and black raspberries, ample family supply of apples, pears, cherries blackberries, red raspberries, cur rents, gooseberries, grapes and lo Ban berries. High grade cow, will give milk all winter, chickens, brooder and Incubator, tools, two stoves, kitchen and dairy utensils. Winter's hay and wood. Price $2. 000, Some time If desired, J. E. FarnBworth, Yor.ep.Ua, Ore. Eugene Guard: O. P. Coshow, Sr., of Brownsville, who has been visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. M. Howe, at 223 West Twelfth street for some time, fell while getting out of a buggy In front of Mr. Howe's office on Olive street this afternoon nbout 2 o'clock and broke his loft hip. Mr. Howe and Mr. Coshow had driven frum home to the office and ns Mr. Coshow, who Is 70 years of age. lit on the pavement he stumbled and fell. He was unable to arise and it was soon seen he was seriously hurt. It was found that his hip was fractured and a physician and an ambnlaucc were sent for. Ho was taken to the En- COAL GOOD GRADE CHEAPER THAN WOOD Burn coal nnd savt: trou ble aud annoyance of try ing to get results with green or wet wood. Sold in Any Quantity Nolan Pierson Lpve Orders at Mono gram Cigar Store When your watch is "all broken up'' or "out of sorts' bring it to this "watch hospital" at:cl we'll quickly put it in "shape" again. "Sick" timepieces" made well" in the quickest scyt of time consistent with good workmanship. Let us do your watch and jewelry repairing. A. S. HUEY ROSEBURG, OREGON Southern Pacific Watch Inspector Nice THE EUREKA Crisp Goods 3 The kind that tickles your palate Buy your supplies of pastry and bread from THE MPQUA BAKERY II. GUEST, Proa. A Woman's Friend Invaluable to Ladies Every woman is luieivsu-d and should know about tlio wonderful giirvka. tilt) tout antiseptic C lenses In stantly, Id safe and positive In Its results Demonstra tion!!, Riven daily by lady attendant. Office hours, lu to 12 a. m. 2 to 1 p. m. Call nt 440 Ft no Street. Special demon strations at liomo upon request Your Bath Room Plumbing Is a most important consideration Upon its character the health anc perhaps life of you and your famib lepend. If you are still without mod ern sanitary plumbing In your bath room better have us change It a" once. Becautte you have heretofon escaped serious illness doesn't prove that you will always be so fortunate B. A. MAHAN Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Contractor COAL BEST WASHINGTON GOAL $7.50 S ROCK SPRINGS $M.0(C Leave Orders at PAGE INVESTMENT CO. ROSEBURGNAT'LBAMt GOLDEN WEST Coffee, Tea, Spices, Baking Powder Extracts Just Right A Trial Will Convince Henry Easton GROCER Telephone 26 344 N. Jackson St., Roseburg WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK DONE WITH THE VACUUM CLEANER When we say GUARANTEE we mean Just 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 good service. When you get ready to clean house let us do the worst part for you the cleaning of your carpets. It's easy ?o you and the price reasonable. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY Phone 701 O. C. iSAKEK, Proprietor. Olllee N. Jackson St. I D. H. MARSTERS' PLUMBENG SHOP. I Plumbing', Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning' and Heating WALL PAPER BARGAINS ARE NOW ON A goo chance to siivo money in papering small rooms is to take advantage of Strong's wallpaper odds. At this store are a largo number of patterns with but three or four 1 oils in each lot. This is enough for small 'ooms such closets, pantries, bath rooms and siu 1 bed 1001ns. Besides the odds and ends we carry a large va vioty of piper on hand. If you need a paper hanger we can put you in touch with one. Building paper, house lining, tacks and cold water paste to be found here. B.W.STRONO THE FURNITURE MAN ROSEBURG, OREGON North JacKson Street, adjoining' Peoples Marble t WorKs. Telephone Mil. t WorK Done on Short Notice ROSEBURG, ORE. ' LH.RHOADES&CI). 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