T1IF FVFNINH NF Vslan,,,flt ,m n'ri,n ,H 1,1 thHr own f"'r- tn n wkmiowfii lki iku. r k.sy to he comfortable.
L-VlvlUO ' olm, im,.nMl and lu further tln..r:
BV II. W. IIA 1LS.
(BSUEl) DAILY EXCEPT SLWDAV.
own future control of the pomk-al , I mini l!tnlui of Strwt Turkey untl 1 OtefliiH of comfort can be had Uur
, situution to the enslavement of the Chicken Thieves in the County. Iiik the long rainy season In the home
I sw. -oping over ine rouniry wim re-, Keports from th? country are to
sitjiM.Hs mm, aiiu uic ojjijohiuuii ui me eiiori mai lurKey and chicken
Subscript Ion Rates Dally.
ol. 'Zr':.u jg - President Tafl and the judiciary
. c. uM..ou .u.. j h;u.kd by nieP great corporation in-
t 1 Seinl-Weekly. tcrestrt, ciinnot stop the enactment of
Per year $2.00
8lx months 1.00
Entered ua second-class matter
Voverober 6, 1910, at Kogeburg, Ore.,
onder act of March 3, 1879.
HATl'ltDAV, ArursT Ui.
thieves are plying their calling iltir
iiiK the al)K(nce of the owners of
the foulu, The K-'tine Ik worked when
the nwuerH are away rroni home. Snv
ral lowetH of rhhkeriK have Hiated
(heir Ioskch dnrf iik the wet-k, am)
ehterday V. H. Pankey repurted th
'IIiippear:ince of fodr full tfrowi
iiirkeyn durltiK h hort absence t(
the Htoie to purchase wl;e:it for his
Mlsn Alice Hrumlierk Iihh nt stock. It Is not believed that thin Ik
jnlj"lutfd school leat her at th-f Smirk ; the work of hobo-., as the ranrhch
recall b-Kinlaf Ion. It it a refni m
movement. It Ih Hourl, it will he hiic
;tja.sfiil. althotmh It may be a hlltcr
(lone for Ila opiiouentH to swallow.
liOCAl NKWS.
cin.nl fcni.it'. on I)er C'te-k.
V.h Addle I,et and Ht rt nn. K"b
eit, leave thin evening for Anhland
fi enjoy a ir!t with relnti.F.
J. C. Htayton of the Oregon Sol
dler' home, left for North Yakima,
WaHhlniston, this mornlnK. where he
will spend a few daya vIhHIiik with
frieudH and relative.
llenrv lhirih, wife anil non. K. W.
Kuvkendall and wife and Dee Ilow
ud have returned from Hrewater Val
ley where they Hpent two weeks en
Jii'vlriK their vacation. They report a
Recall Inwa are being soimht
many atatuH. and the recent denial of
Arizona to the H'hl of statehood by
tho president becauxu tho good peo
pe there had adopted a recall claune
In their state constitution, has
brought the question bi-rore the peo
ple In all Ita phases. The more people
conalder this matter the more favor
ably they are impressed with It.. The
voter who create ofIre and elect
ofnceholdertf ate beginning to realize
that all surh Individuals are merely
servants elected to carry out the wish
es of the electors. Kor many years
the courts have gradually cntrem lied
IheniHelves behind a bulwark or ex
cluBiveuess, denying the right of elec
tors in every respect, until the great i niost enjoyable time,
mass of the nennle Imve Httb fiilih in -
or respect for, them. With the courts I Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meeutn and her
It la the same old story of the "people mother, Mrs. J. T. Thompson, left
be damned."- Klerora. however, take frr Portland this 'morning, when
the view of It that If thev have nower 1 thev will reaide. They spent the past
to lect or employ courts, they alno few days In Koseburg visiting at the
Hboiild have the power to recall or I A. T. Thompson home.
discharge any incompetent Judgej. In!
this they are right. Without some The local order of Yeomen
Hitch check upon the courts, disregard : bold their annual picnic at the Nor
for equity and individual enaalitv i man A tree ranch, south or town
would In time be entirely Iot:t hIlIU I morrow. All those who contemplate
of, and tills branch of the public set-i attending the event should be at the
vice be operated altogether In the In- Eagles hall at o'clock tomorrow
terests of special privilege.. It i ; morning where vehicles will bo In
fact that tho American people arerwaitin
confronting that very condition at
the present time, hence thin rlsliig up
all over the country In the Inien Ht
of recall movements. No Judge who
Impartially deals out jusdlca to both
poor and rich alike need eve. fear
Ills constituency. Therefore we must
molested are not on the line of pub
lic travel, hut on local roads used
mostly by the owners of the farms
where the stealing Is perpetrated.
The entire western horizon showed
a continuous line of smoke at sun
down Wednesday evening, as from
burning timber. The smoke hung
close to the tops of the Coast range
A good pin no helps out wonderfully.
Such a piano is the time tested S. Y.
II I.I.Kit PIANO, with ita pleasant
durable actions and remarkably sweet
'4aulity of tone. ;
Avanced selling methods are in
vogue at the store of Hice & ft ice for
It-lrllMif lug the S .V. Miller Pianos
ind Player Pianoa direct from the
factory at Sheboygan, Wis., to the
unite of purchasers In Itoaebiirg. This !
plan or marketing the famous h. V.
.Miller Pijintt from uiuker to iimt was
originated In Roseburg by Rice &
liice, who are exclusive re present a-;
Uvea and Invite you to see and hear,
the beautiful group of "pianos now on
display in their store In Koseburg. j
Alleging that he was followed upon
various occasions and had been In
sulted often, Kwan Martin! a well-
of mountains and It seemed to the known Itoseburg young man, last
beholder that all the limber on them night administered a sound threshing
to a local lad named Stephens. Mar-
uii, wiiu is sum iu lie ui a uutj , fe"ut
natured disposition, won the bout
bouglas Klncald of Looking (Has:
was last evening committed to the
slate Insane asylum by Cnunly Phy
Mlciiin Vlnl , County Clerk Lenox
and Sheriff Quhie. The unfortunate
nan entertains a delusion that he
conclude that all this agitation of hi a physician. He was take to the
corporation newspapers and a large ' Institution by an attendant, who ar
r cent of the legal fraternity i ived hen early today.
BANKS & WELKER
THE ORIGINAL EM PI R 15 LIVERY FEED AND
SALE STABLE
Transcient slock jjiven best of care. Horses boarded
at reasonable rates. Fit si class ris, yjooil horses
and careful drivers
Blacksmith Shop in Connection
All Work Guaranteed
Cor. Main and Washington. Sts. ' Phone 5
feed.
Something
New in Films
Chromatic
Balance
a Feature of
Tho
KNSCO
Film
Notice, tho deep tone of t!uj hair (brown), tin? Ilghiur tone
of the carnation (red), the gittMi feiu ntul u throtigh
tone to the white of iho lilacs.
To tli it (ihrouv.itlc Halunco in tho Aiimo Film is due
the faithful K)itiny;d of the "colut i;ilii" ttt haiml in initum
and which U tr the lirst time imssiblc w iilmut special a
tamtul (or oitlutchtonmlic work,.
l.nlitiKlr, iimtllh-r liunnniiUliliid ft -mitif u( tUr Atio I'ilm
)n"iiillt mi iiiniitiiitlly wui mm'.- ui i oxiiir, ititit l llir nunc
ttmr nmiMiiif r iiiiMirrcirtil i-nlli,
Till lihii i r tlit- a nl.r.t tvi- pnwtl.tr- n :i-i!v iniHieiil.ilcl,
911 mil vrt viil tn tut ni.lii'nt ton n- It.. in .ti r I - it ml Hiii I Iia
U'iiik itwit 1 1 ( limi -oiuiim; I tn i hou til ihr kirnn iim: toiuil. iti.
Tliryltl nny . njuri ti r m-ii n mi ml" t.l :.n k-"1 ' . u'if.
I'' 1 1 ins, Cameras a ml uil
Kinds of Amateur Sup
plies at the
Hi u ritoss I'll iti ( -
Your lur Itic Asktnf.
I A riiiiiil.-tr iilila
lit.riri. in t.. i
Iri.-'till lhi ail ill IK 11.111(1
u I' . n liininj lui va
Won. (.u n
Tho railroad crossinR at this place
was properly repaired Wednesday. It
had become a source of much sup
pressed and ventilated profanity, and
Aas preparliiK men for a swift de
parture for a much hotter climate
ifter their ultimate demise, accord-1
IiiK to a local oxhorler.
The local sidetrack, which would j
be of untold benefit to Kdenbower.
falls to become a reality. The re-d-
lents of the place feel that they are
being unfairly treated tn this mat
ter, and the finding Is growing. Will
'he editor of The News kindly tell Its
eaders what has become of the mat
er, and why this delay in a matter
to vital to the citizens of this hjc
ion? The passengers on the California
(diluted and the local express trains
were treated to a pretty Bltfht
Wednesday morning when passing
ere bound north. A Mongolian phea
sant cock, followed by a brood of 1 1
mlf-Krown young birds, were In the
iat Held adjacent the track, chasing
rnsHhoppers for their morning meal
ind paying no attention to the pass
'ng trains. The birds looked more
ike young turkeys than pheasants,
ind tho passengers on the trains
'vere afforded a good look ut them,
i'uhllc feeling Is strongly in favor of
giving the birds Ave years' protection
instead of two, as the taw now stands.
The proposed Introduction of new
3uiuh birds by the state Is also very
popular in this vicinity, not only by
those who will hunt them In after
vears hut by those who have places
for them to feed, nest and multiply,
ind will never butcher them Just to
bo killing.
II. Itbiuehart has sold his residence
In this city and will start for Min
nesota, IiIh former home, Saturday,
iccompaiiled by his family. Homesick
ness was his only complaint, since he
had a beautiful home easily worth
$2. BOO. lie received $1,500 for his
place.
Thos. J. I'ludlay has put up a neat
dgn, "Meat Market," over his butch.
r shop, and proposes to give us fish
'in Krlday hereafter.
W. H. (lushing, one of tho old-time
.ypos of Oregon, now engaged In
ither business at Monterey, Califor
nia, leaves Tuesday for his home In
he tioldeii State. lie has been en-
Joying quite a vacation at Kdenhower,
where ho has made many friends.
John 1'entney has three apples
which he will contribute to the Dong
as county display at Iho coming
-date fair. They, will weigh one and
me-half pounds each. If not more.
A pretty home gathering occurred
it the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J.
Kind lay In Kdenhower last Sunday.
It was strictly a family nffalr, none
ut hers outside the members of the
family being present, and tho reunion
was a decidedly happy one. I hose
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Thos. .1.
'''Indlay, the Mlssea lttrdle, Xltm ami
Anna l-'lndlay. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. T.
lackson, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Madison,
Mr. and Mrs. 11. O. Wright. Robert
l-'lndlay. Tommy Kind I ay and Klor-
nce Kindlay. The day was spent in
one very happily enjoyed visit by one
ind all. One grandchild also attend-
d In the person of the bouncing
baby of Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Jackson.
J AH KH.
with ease. In all three blows were
struck, two or which came In contact
with Anderson's face with the result
that he went down in a heap. It Is
said that he was revived with some
difficulty after remaining in an un
concions condition for more than
hour. Voting Hifl-tin was uninjured.
The latter alleges that Stephens fol
lowed him about the htreets last even
ing and repeatedly threatened him
with assault.
! LOW-PRICED I
LAD
UK. I'iNI.W.
: Room 6, Hi'll Sluti'rn nullillnir
Sell ram and Mason Fruit Jars at Cost. HIS Suar
$6.65 per sack while I he present stock lasts.
W11KRK?
BRADLKY & RUSSELL
WII.IIUR, OUKCON
Also carry a full line of Dry C.ods, Hats, Shoes,
and Groceries which they are selling very
cheap. And it would pay you to investigate.
I's nor
Tin. luoruhiK niiiy lie Kluniny,
Hut IIk turn will itlilnt, ituii't
four:
lint rain fir slilm line's Just
I lu' tllni'
Tn try our Hrowt'il Hoot Utt'r.
UMPQUA CIDER WORKS
Don't ovi-rlook tlu lfn ni.'n-
tun at Tho Loader Thursday,
l-'rlilay ami Satur.lav of this
vook. A tuvoll showing of la-
.Uoh' wearing apparel will ho
4 on display. d a 1 11
1 . 1 : I I ; 1 1 OI'KMNti.
III IT (dlim Kits.
Mr. Workinman
The Jackson Street Meat and I'ish Market will sell
you meat and tish less than anyone in town
Why Pay More
CAMPBELL & BISHOP
Proprietors
Jackson St. Opp. Kastotfs Grocery
Tho ruipqua Valioy Krult lTnion
has perfected nrratiKemeutH for
tho routing ttenson with the KosehurK
I'eed Knel (iinpauy on Winchester
street, in North llosehurK.
Tho I'nloti Is pmcluK in stock ti
supply of fruit boxes, ruhher ftaini
paper and other grower's supplies
fiswtf
Neither Mr. Waterman nor Anyone
else will sell you ti II 00 Hold Pen
for 5i rents, ol) not ho deceived. Clel I
tho genuine Waterman Ideal Foun
tain Ten at Itoselnirg Hook Store. !
dsw i
II. V. SMICK t
i Thyslclnn nnd Surgeon. V-1
I
ltootns 1 and I Abraham tlldic. s
O Hoseburn. Oregon i
CO-CARTS
OFFERED
NOW
An oppor
tunity to get
bargains in
go-carts, clos
ing out sever
al designs nev
er to be car
ried again.
Two wicker carts,
one worth or
iginally $8.00.
Now for sale
$3.00.
For other bar
gains see the
window.
Besides these low
priced go-carts
we have an ex
cellent line ot
fine go-carts fit
for a princess
We invite your at
tention to these
lines.
ROBES $1.00.
Go-cart robes,
the kind with
the pleasing lit
tle figures in
them, are only
$1.00.
B. W.
STRONG
The Furniture
Man
Let us call your attention to the IDEAL COOKER, and
we ask you to call and see it. This is the popular Fire
less "Stove" or Cooker that you see advertised so ex
tensively in the various ladies' journals. You may say,
"Why, the hot weather is past and we do not .need it."
But we ask you to consider that they are not made only
for the comfort of cooking in hot weather,- but reduce
the expense as well. They are handsomely constructed .
and lined with aluminum. Each compartment is inde
pendent of the other, and when closed and in use has a
water seal, preventing the loss of heat and the escape of
odors. While preparing breakfast, dinner can also be
prepared, the Cooker put in readiness, and by the time
breakfast is through, the dinner can be put into cooker
and no more attention need be given it till time for serv
ing comes. We have them in our basement store and
will be pleased to show them, whether you wish to buy
or not. '
Churchill Hardware Company
Cash Ironmongers
The Store with the Indies' ltesl Itooni
The Store with tho Ijidles' ISest Room
Remember the Opening this week
Thursday, Krlday and Saturday
at The Leader. '!'
DidYouEvei Stop
o Think
I
of
That the Ctst
patter ih not much
what yoj pay
quality?
One writing
more than
for the ordinary
Think
of the satisfaction to one's self
and to the recipient
note or
cfa
belt?)
on pa nor of good quality.
The Roseburg Book Store
Sells the Itest writing papera at
lowest prices.
Headquarters for
Kountain Tens
School Supplies
Otilco Supplies.
nosunrito, OHtfooN.
FOR SALE A nice, neat 6-room FOR SALE Hay, we have several
bungalow, centrally located in pav
ed district. Sewer connections,
bath, patent toilet, etc. Ideal lo
cation. Price f2,600. Address A
jcareNewg office. dswtf
cars of oat, vetch, cheet and mix
ed nay for sale. That we can
name you very close prices on.
Frank E. Blair, wholesale commis
sion merchant, Eugene, Oregon.
t Auto Stage to Coos Bay
Touring Car leaves Roseburg every day except
ft Sunday, at 6:30 a. m., connecting with afternoon
train at Myrtle Point for Marshfield.
Fare $8.00
2 Fare on regular stage, part way by Auto, $6.00, 'to
j; both Myrtle Point ahd Marshfield. Stage leaves
every day including Sunday.
Office Cor. Washington and Rose Streets. Phones
ft Othce 389, Residence 316. C. P. BARNARD, Prop
ww,f,i!S:iS!e.4iiSii!.!B.S;!:),
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No man has to serve an apprenticeship in order to
learn how to make mistakes
You " No Mistake
If you buy your lumber, shingles, doors, windows
and building material of
PAGE INVESTMENT COMPANY
Phone 242 Morth Roseburg
LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN
Drv Slab Wood
Rock Springs Coal
' ::i.i: n:i wonns oxi.v
are used iu the making of the
furniture we handle. Only the
soundest, slralshtost grained logs
j are accepted.
THAT'S WIIV
1 TIIK WNNKll TA1ILK,
the chairs, the chin closet or any
other article is strong as well as
graceful, serviceable as well as at
' tractive.
i
Rice & Rice
The House Furnishers
i
i Cass Street
During Hot
Weather
lw mai-hiiHMi.Arin hroml to nvoM
prt'H't-nlton ami othnr uutHiif
tary rondlliitn of making btva
in tho old way. .
On June 1st We
Added
two ounces lo the loaf. If yonr
grtKvr does not carry onr bread
clmiiKe ftruror or phone 221.
Full line of delirious pastry al
ways at your command.
Umpqua Bakery
H. GfKST, Prop.
HO J.kIiou Street.
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