THE EVENING NEWS
carl n. shoj:makek,
Editor and io 1'roprletor.
I88UKD DAILY EXCKIT SUNDAY.
(tuliMTlpllon Itatea Dolly.
Pr year, by mall 13.00
Per monUi, delivered .60
gemi-Weekljr.
Per year $2.00
Sir months ..... 1.00
Entered aa aecond-clasa matter
November 5, 1910. at Roseburg, Ore.,
under act cf March 3. 1879.
TIIUItHIAV, HKITKMItKlt 20, 10 1 a.
The popular teddy bear has been
thrown on the dump heap.
Six weeks from next Wednesday
the various candidates will be ex
plaining just how it happened.
Wilson Is surely and certainly seal
ing his political doom as he goes
about the country telling what he
will do if elected.
Hooscv1t found the pair of Bocks
that he lost In Portland. But it Is
cortaln that ho will never recover the
votes that he lost In the Rose City.
The. progressive party menagerie
started out with a bull mooso and
now It has on a Campbell. Hut we
Rtlll place our money on the ele
phant. ' Bourne may yet enter the race for
United States senator and If he does
be stands a mighty good chance of be
ing elected with a three cornered fight
on In the republican party.
Tart remains confident that he will
be re-elected and certain It is thnt he
Is dally receiving greater favor at the
hands of the people. They aro be
ginning to reflect that he has been a
pretty good president after all.
Locally tho republican ticket was
never In'Wtter sTiipe for election than
It is this fall.. The voters are hold
to the ticket that stnndB for law en
forcement and the republican can
didates are such as can be trusted to
enforce'thdlaws1.' "" " ""
Bumper crops are everywhere In
this valley. The prune crop will ex
ceed the wildest dreams of growers
and other crops apparently are sur
prising their ownerB. IliiHlncss ought
to bo good whon tho returns from
those crops come In. I
wo nope mat mo democratic and
ropubllcnn nntionnl committees will
not overlook Kosehurg when they aro
making up the roulos of tho dlffor-1
ront campaign spell-hinders. We I
would like to hear a real, old fssh-i
toned campaign orator ngaln one of)
those fellows who spreads the Btnr
spangled banner over tho heads of
the audience nnd mnkos tho eagle
cream with Joy when he gets done
with his talk.
TIIK Hl'1,1, MODNK.
Ton lilg Hull Moose with Ills eyes t"
the Bun.
Could never keep pace to the "Stren
uous One."
Oh, obstreperous Teddy of Oyster
Bay,
Think you tho dear people aro "all to
tho pay?"
A friend to the laborer, ah, yes, It lr
true.
The "Trusts" and the Bis Boys"
who lahor for you.
McCormirk Is ono of tho laboring
friends, , .
Frank Munsey, poor soul, on the Hull
Mooso depends,
George Perkins, anotlior poor hnrd-
worklng man.
Is plugging for Teddy as hard as lie
can.
The needs of the people tho null
Moose can see.
Hut dear, trusting people, that need
Is Just "Me."
To tho Republican party he soon snli'
good-bvo,
When at last they "got wise" to his
Majesty "I."
But the "Grand Old Party" was quite
good enough
When It gave up the plum and stood
for his bluff.
They know what ho needs nnd ynu
bet they're on.
For the big Hull Moose Is a big "Bull
Con."
. AN1M M. SNTCTAO.
VONO.1.L xi:vs.
Itrfaf Itoma ttnttiercri By A Live
Correspondent.
during the ensuing term.
Mrs. Blanche King has returned to
ber home at Portland after several
davfc (pent with, relatives at this
place.
O. F. Gardner, of Central Point,
is here on business this week.
R. B. Lee and family have moved
from Klkhead to Groveland, Or., to
reside.
Rev. C. H. Baldwin, formroly em
ployed as pastor of the M. K. church
of this place, but now of Nome, Alas
ka, was here on business the first
of the week..
Attorney Dexter Rice, of RoBeliurg,
was looking after business matters
at this place last Monday.
Mrs. 11111 and two daughters will
depart this week overland for Duns
mulr, Cal. '
Mrs. F. L. Beard and Mrs. V. B.
Holdredge went to Roseburg on busi
ness Wednesday.
Miss Maud Oaley has returned to
her home at Eugene after a week's
visit with relatives here.
Rev. Grlgsby, of Medford, was a
business visitor to the city the first
of the week.
Georgo Bunyan was at Drain on
business Tuesday
Mrs. C. Ray Beckley, of Portland,
has returned to her home after a few
days' visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mh. Tliomnti .'Applegate at this
place.
Mrs. Pierce, of Gardiner, who has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs. J.
J. Lutz at tills place, departed for
Roseburg Wednesday where she was
married to Osborn Guntor. Mr. and
Mrs. Gunter will resldo at Klamath
Falls.
Holdredge & Beard are having a
new roof put on their store build
ing. Mrs. Fred March has returned from
1
Three Definitions!
Oculist:
A phyNlcliui who troata path
ological conditions of ,tlio eye,
siich ns ftrnnuliitttl lids, glaucoma,
otc, nnd dos eye surgery. Ho
frequently prewrHws gliiSHes, liow-
Optometrist:
One who Is recognized liy tho
laws of 527 Ktntw as TIIK KYK
filtillT HI'KCjJAUST. He docs not
(rent d I soused conditions of (he
eye, nor does ho resort to tho un
Hc.lrtiiiflo practice of paralysing
the imtNch'K of tho eyes by the use
of lN'Iliidonna, or other druga, In
making n diagnosis.
Optician:
Ono who makes nnd rcpuirs
Spectacle. Ho Is NOT nn eye
vpeHjillst in nny wnse, hut either
Jtnply hvMs irliix.seM or Alls the pro
sciiptloiiK of the Optometrist.
A S. HUEY
Optometrist
a visit with relatives at Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Applegate have
returned from Dunsmuir, Cal. where
Mr. Applegate was employed as en-'
gineer with the S. P. Co. Grant will
try the ranch once more. 1
.7. G. Hodges and wife are spend
ing a few days at Medford on a busf-'
ness visit
Mrs. Lottie Simons returned to her!
home at Tangent, Wednesday after a i
week's visit at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Melnzer. j
J. 8. Milne, of Cottage Grove, was;
here on business Tuesday. j
Henry Kltley made a business trip
to Roseburg last Monday. j
Mrs. C. P. Huntington and Mrs.
Dr. Lohr, are visiting at Suthorlin
a few days this week.
Alph Lodge No. 170 I. O. O. F.
met In special session last Tuesday
evening for the purpose of entertain-;
Ing Grand Master Wheeler and wife
who are on a tour of the state visit-1
ing the various "chain gang", lodges ;
enroute. Golden Link Rebekah Lodge
being invited to participate In the oc-,
casfon quite a number of the fair!
ones were present. J. A. Hungeberg
acted as chairman of the assembly!
and after a few well chosen remarks'
introduced Grand Master Wheeler,
who held the vast assembly in close'
attention for almost an hour, as he
took up the different phases of Odd
Fellowship and portrayed In a very!
vivid manner the many worthy and j
commendable features of the great
brotherhood which has and is doing
so much for humanity. After the
grand master had finished his dis
course various members were called
on toN express themselves, among
those responding were Fred Tolls, of
Portland ; Dr. Mortensen. F. L.
Beard, Mrs.. J. W. Wise, Mrs. Geo.
Harschbarger. After the speech
making was over all mingled togeth
er for a social hour after which all
retired to the banquet room where a
delicious oyster supper awaited them.
The manner In which the soup anil
various other good things were caus
ed to disappear was evidence suf
ficient to convince the most skeptical
as to quality of the feed as well as
to the capacity of the various appe
tites. MRS. M'GINTY.
OK GKNER A Tj CITY
Kuxrnox.
NOTICE 18 . HEREBY GIVEN:
That a general city election will be
held In the City of Roseburg, Ore
gon, on Monday, Octoher 7th, 1912,
between the hours nf 9 o'clock A. M.
and 6 o'clock P. M., at which said
election the following officers will
be elected:
One councilman from each of tho
four wnrds of the City, each of whom
are to serve for two years. ,
, Said election will h0 hold nt the
following nnmod polling plncca; am!
will bo conducted by tho fol'ouvns
named .Indues nnd Clerks, or their
duly elected substitutes:
WARD No. 1. rolling phioe. court
house; Judges, F. V. DUlnrd, W. R.
Atterbury, W. F. Thomns; fMorks
Ralph Qulne, R. II. C. Wood.
WARD No. 2. rolling place Flrpl
CooRStovesMang'esfl
We wish to call your attention to the best
line on the market, we refer to the
BRIDGE $ BEACH LINE
It has been sold from ourplace for 25 years
' or more with only satisfaction to
both buyer and seller.
Made of the best grey iron, properly cured.
Best grade of rolled steel and best and
most experienced help obtain
able. They cannot be
improved upon.
Come and examine them. Also look for
our ads. as we will have more to say
about them from time to time.
Churchill Hardware Co.
CRESCENT HEICHTS ADDITION
. ,
Lots in this Addition Sold on Easy Terms: Small Cash Payments
HUILDING RESTRICTIONS
Fxtra Largo in Size. All with fine view of City and Valleys
Make an Appointment With Us To See These Lots
i : : HIMES and OLIVER
Trust & Savings Bank; Judges Her
man Harks, J. F. Tcniplln, A. A
Hollows; Clerks, Loyal Stephens. M
F. Wright.
WARD No. 3. Polling place, Uose-biii-K
hotel; Judges, Oeo. Neuner, Sr.,
V. J. Brand, S. 'J. Jones; Clerks, A.
a. Huell, T. A. Rafferty.
WARD No. 4. Polling place, City
Hall; Judges, C. L. Hamilton. G. P.
Srhlosser, K. C. Flagler; Clerks, Earl
Strong. J. A. Perry.
By order of the Common Council.
Dnled September 23rd, 1912..
CARL E. WIMDERLY,
Recorder of tho City of Roseburic,
Oregon. d-o5
CAMi FOIl SPECIAL CITY
WARRANTS.
Spend Your Outing at Tiller, Ore.
SHE'S ON THE MAP
In t lw Itpn rt
Ahumhuici' of ui
coul iiimI kIiiiiI.v cj
your rump - I ni!.v
ninlnJud A tnhl prnnd
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otirriimti -Unity imiil- THcuIioiik cr ictSih-nli
omuiiiit ion llot'l 'I illT. I'niiioii fop her imitl-Si
umlay ilmiui- For iiirllicr i niorinitt Inn apply lo
C. Ih- 1 HAICTKl'M. TlI.LKlt, OHI-liiON
lfriM.'1'rit's lli vt'i'cil nt
mm nr-
Siifcial
MIm Mabel Smith has returned lo
hr home in this city after novoral
days' vialt at Salom tinrl Portland.
Uojr Lowln, of Ritrramonto, Cal ,
In linro tho gtiMt of Paul ApploRiite.
Alhert HpMIwoII has returned from
ttlRht-awlnir trip at Portalnd.
MIm T.IIIIb Brawnf drpnrtMl tho
first of thrt werk for Ooldondalo.
Want!., whon she will nttond school
VIH.L JKKSKY COW f"- aale Milk
tiHts l pnr oont butter fat. K. J.
nobrVHi, Corey Avenue, WV-U Moao
fear. ill
BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE LOTS IN
Maynard's Harvard Avenue Addition
Level, Rich River Bottom
Soil, Natural ParK, Piver
Drive. Close in. All City
Privileges. City Water
Lights and Graded Streets
Nothing to equal these properties
in the entire City Lots are larye
Prices are low. Every lot fenced.
For choice of lots, terms and all
information Phone 212-L or apply
on premises, Harvard Ave., West
Roseburg, and save commission.
Bay now as prices will advance.
Get yours at once and earn the
increaseyourself. Intendingpur
chasers Phone 212-L and Auto
will take you over 10 rroperty.
C D. MAYNARD, Prop.
Notice Is hereby given all persons
holding Special City Warrants drawn
In the South Roseburg Sower Fund
to present tho same to the City Treas
urer for payment, as Interest thereon
will cease after the dato of this no
ting !
"Dated this 13th dny of September,
1!12.
D. S. HOrSER,
s21 City Treasurer.
Uictoria Chocolates
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Fullerton & Richardson
t-'J lb. IOccnt lib. TSwnt.
I 246 Rose St. y
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this city who want to buy a house
like VOlirfl nnd nrit nna
ten people couM be SO WELL I
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TIME. I
At least eiuht of these ten
people read this paper. At least I
five of these eight readers will I
read your ad in this paper per- I
haps not on its first insertion,
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