NEWS WANT ADVS GET RESULTS
BEN SELLING'S
RECCRDJROGRESSIYE
While a Legislator Aided in
Placing Upon Statute Books
Many Popular Measures.
Referring to his record as a pro
gressive, Ben Selling, progressive Re
publican nominee for United States
Senator, in a recent interview, said:
"I am proud to say that as a Re
publican I have been in the Oregon
Legislature on and oft for about 16
years. During that time it was my
pleasure and duty to aid in originating
and writing upon the statute hooks
of this state such progressive meas
ures as the Australian ballot law,
the initiative and referendum, recall,
the Presidential preference primary
law and many other reform measures
which have glvon to the people their
rights. These measures have taken
Oregon from under machine control
and placed the nominating machinery
in the hands of the people where It
belongs. Bear in mind I have been
at this work for 16 years, laboring
consistently for everything that would
bring about the present Oregon sys-
BEN SELLING
Progressive Republican Candidate for
- United States Senator.
tern. This being true and a matter
of record, my contention Is that my
self and otherB who worked with me,
are the true progressives in Oregon.
"The people of Oregon do not have
to guess as to my progressive work.
It Is an open book. It is recorded on
the statute books of Mils state. Judge
your progressive candidates by what
they have done, by their records as
progressives, and I shall be perfectly
satisfied with the verdict expressed
by the people next November."
LOWELL FAVORS SELLING
Opponent In Primary Supports Him at
Regular Party Nominee.
In giving his unqualified indorse
ment of the candidacy of Ben Selling,
progressive Republican nominee for
United States Senator, Judge Stephen
A. Lowell, an opponent of Mr. Selling
in the primary election, said recently:
"Senator Selling is the regular con
stituted nominee of the party. He haB
been a burden bearer In the past poli
tical contests and is entitled, under all
rules of the game, to his reward. He
is a progressive Republican, not only
today, but was such when It took
Borne courage to occupy advanced
ground. He Is a substantial business
man. with a home and interests in the
Btate. Why should any honest man
who believes In fair play In politics,
as well as in every day affairs, refuse
to support his candidacy. 1 am with
him to the end and he ought to win
by 10.000 plurality in November."
Persistent Advocate of Popular Rights
Editor Davey, of the Harney County
News, says of the progressive record
of Ben Selling, progressive Republican
nominee for United States Senator:
"Ben Selling was nn earnest and
persistent advocate of popular rights
and privileges when the men who are
now leading the noisy band of Hoose-
velt shouters were among the most
hidebound stnndpatters, some or
them going so far as openly to refuse :
as members of the Legislature to vote I
for the successful candidate of their
own party for United States Senator,
Just to emphasize their opposition to
the popular system of election."
Having to his credit a record of 16
years of active endeavor in the pro
gressive cause, friends ot popular gov
ernment In this state should have no
hesitancy In supporting Bon Selling
for United States Senato.-.
There Is one thing about Ben Sel
ling's progressIvc7C8S It was . pal
f
CToHi" ycly.' ii Oils alwava hen
a progressive and as the Republican
nominee for Senator is entitled to the
rote of every progressiva.
lAIIHiK OUtlfiCTURY.
IODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Myrtle Camp No. 6330. nieett
every second and fourth Tuesda
of every month la the Eagles
hall. Traveling neighbors are cor
dially Invited to visit out camp
Frank Clements, consul; R
Stubbs, clerk.
.. O. T. M. hosetmrg Hive, No. J
holds regular reviews on first
and third Wednesdays In th
Maccabee hall. Sisters of othei
cordially Invited to attend our n;
hives visiting In the city an
views. Olive Green, lady, com.,
Jessie Rapp. R. K.
). K S Roseburg Chapter, No. 8
holds their regular meeting on tht
first and third Thursdays in eact
month. Vlsltiug members In g"ot
Btandtng are respectfully Invitee
to attend. Mrs. Jessie Davis, W
M.; Free Johnson, secretary.
VO.UKN .OK WOODCRAFT Ll.'a
Circle, No. 49, meets on first am
.third- Monday evenings of em;i
month In the I. O. O. F. hall. V li
lting members In good standi n,
are Invited to attend. Mrs. Ethel
Easton, G. N.; Clara Cawlflolil
clerk.
O. E. lioseuurg Aene, Mo. 14 a i
meets second and fourth Monchiv
In their hall on Jackson street at
8 P. M. Ben North W. P.; B. P.
Qoodman. sec.
A. P. A. si. Laurel
. Lodge, No. 13, holdi
regular meetings on tb
BAf-nnrf Hnrl fniirth Wed.
nesdnys of each montii
Sojourners Invited to attend. N.
Rice, W. M.; R. H. C. Woods, Sec.
WOODMEN OF THE WOULD Oak
Camp, No. 125, meets at the Odd
Fellows' Hall in Roseourg, ever;
first and third Monday evenings
Visiting neighbors always wel
come. M. B. Germond, C. C; J.
A. Buchanan, clerk.
IMPROVED ORDER OF REDME.V-
Umpqua Tribe No. 44, meets every
first and third Monday of each
month at the Eagles' 'hall. Vlslt
ltlng chiefs welcome. J. W. Brown,
Sachem; K. M. Mears, C. of R.
MODERN, BROTHERHOOD OI
AMEIUCa' Meets In Maccabee
Temple every 4th Friday of each
month. G. L. Wright, President;
Emma McMullen Secretary.
I. O. O. V. Rising Star Lodge No
174. meets In Odd Fellows Temple
every Friday evening. Vlsltine
brethren always welcome. Ed S.
Cockolrease. N. G.; W. S. Powell,
R. S.; M. Fickle. F. D.
UHO'I Hl'.ltllOOII Oil AMERICA!
YF.OMEX Mt. Nebo Lodge No
182S, meets every second anr
fourth Wednesday of each montl
at the Fagles' hull. Visiting broth
era and sisters welcome. E. B
Perrlne, F. M.; S. E. Krohn, Cor
.. r. O. 15 Roseburg Lodge, No
,126, holds regular coramunlcn
tlons at their templo on secono
and fourth Thursdays ot eacl
month. All members requests
to attend reguiarly and all vlsltlm
brothers are cordially Invited r
attend. Blnger Hermann, E. R.
I. O. O. F. Phllotanan Lodge, No
8. meets In Odd Fellows Temple.
corner of Jackson and Cass street,
on Saturday evening of each week
Members of the order in good
standing are Invited to attend. J
R. Bailey. N. O.; M. M. Miller, R
8.; L E. Mllledge. F. S.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Rose
burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets In
Maccabee Hull, corner Cass and
Pine streets, every Tuesday even
Ing at 7:30 o'clock. Visiting
brothers invited to attend. L.
Wlmberly. Dictator; H. O. Parge-
ter. Sec.
FURN ISH ED ROOMS.
For students or teachers.
Near Lane School. Light rent.
Can batch If desired. Tel. 122-Y.
470tf
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FOR KENT
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Three front rooms with
porch, furnished for housekeep-
j Ing. Water lights and phone
! 112 per month. 420 1-2 N
i Jackson St. Tel. 122-Y. 470tf
HOARD AND nOOMS.
! Modern Apartments with bath,
hot and cold water
In each room.
MRS. CALL AND, Prop.
Corner Jackson and Brock way
8treets; Dear High School.
Rate, Per Week.
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DR. D. B. 8 NELL,
Osteopathic Physician.
301 Perking Building.
Roseburg, Oregon.
DR. GEO. E. HOUCK, :
Physician and Surgeon.
Office, Review Uldg., Phone 31.
Roseburg. Oregon.
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Chiropractic Physician
Splnologlst.
Chronic Diseases a Specialty
224 Cass St.
Roseburg.
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217 South Stephens Street,
.Roseburg, Oregon.
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Most scientific treatment for all
ft acute and chronic diseases.
Phone 169 ft
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GCRDON A. FORY,
Vocal Lessons.
Studio 312 E. CaBS Street.
Phone 118-Y
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WANTED.
WANTED Steady girl to assist with
housework. Apply at 444 Ella
street. ltf
ROOMERS WANTED Room and
board for two teachers. Apply
311 E Oak street. e25
WANTED Experienced girl for
general housework. Inquire Mrs.
J. G. Bacher, 202 Washington St.,
cor Rose. tf
WANTED Use of horse and buggy
on average of two dnys a week,
owner to use also when desired.
Address L, this office.
WANTED By a competent middle
aged woman, work In private fam
ily; Is good cook. City preferred.
Address A, care News office.
HELP WANTED Competent woman
or girl desired to do general
housework. Call at 113 N Flint
St. Mrs. I. L. Lee. 601 tf
WANTED Gin to work for her
board while attending school. In
quire of Mrs. Zurcher, cor. Chad
wlck & Onk, or phoue 246-L.
471tf
WANTED Either husband and
wife or single or widowed lody to
do general housework and cooking
on farm. No partlcB with children
need apply. Address N. C. Care
of News. 4 l9s28
MISCELAXKOUS.
AUTO LIVERY O. U Prion will
give all orders prompt attention.
Phone 285 and arrange for ser
vice of machine. tf
LOST Ladles brooch, round set with
pearls and emeralds. Finder please
return to Mis. J. E. Sawyers.
LOST Knight Templar charm with
double cross in keystone. Finder
please phone 261 or 4F12 or leave
at this office. Reward. 30
LOST $10 bill In front of Mono
gram Cigar Store. Finder will
please return to News office and
receive reward. s24
FOUND By E. It. Crane, a number
of small church badges. Owner
may have same by calling at The
News office, describing same and
paying for this ad.
FOR TRADE Nice nve acre tract of
land in good town, suitable for
sub-dlvldlng; has nice cottage and
improvements, Will trade for
home in Roseburg. Here is a good
chance to make some money. In
quire News office. 217-lf
FOR KKNI.
FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms
In modern home, close In. 312 E.
Cass. 324tf
FOR RENT Front bed room fur
nished, with or without board. Ap
ply at 027 Court street. 4S9s30
FOR RENT Eight room hduse. $10
per month. Inquire 217 Chadwlck
St. 503tf
FOR RENT Nicely furnished front
room by the day or week. Also
housekeeping rooms. 219 S. Pine
street. 465o8
FOR RENT House in North Rose
burg. Apply to J. B. Hensley,
Roseburg Steam Laundry. tf 490
FOR SALE.
FULL JERSEY COW for sale Milk
tests 6 per cent butter fat. F. J.
Robson, Corey Avenue, West Rose
burg. B26
GOATS FOR SALE Registered An
gora goats of both Bexes for breed
ing purposes, heavy shearers. Ad
dress J. I. Chapman, Wilbur, Or.
FOR SALE Second Band rour-cylln-der
automobile. In excellent con
dition. Will Bell cheap. Apply at
this offlco for Information and
price. 281-tf
FOR SALE Four-foot Br cordwooo.
For carload lots write to Jonathan
Richardson, Leona, Ore. Order
now for fall delivery. Carload
lots (3.25 a cord. 146-dtt
FOR SALE Young team, four years
old, wagon and harness, or will
sell separately. Team Is wotl
matched and well broke. In
quire Henry Schrenk, Looking
Glass, Or. 602tf
FOR SALE la Roseburg, 4-room
house on Flint Btreot, No. 242, all
furnished Is bringing In S144;
lights, water, patent toilet, sewer
connection, paved street, etc. Price
$l,iu0; part down balance $10 per
month. Address R. P, Simpson,
Leland, Or. 804-tfsw
.'OR SALK 320 acres 3-4 mile of
Dlllurd; 50 acres In cultivation,
120 acres' under woven wire fence,
rest of place grazing lund and
timber. Fair house ..and barn.
Price $5,500; Vi cash, term on
balance. Some sheep and cattle
if taken soon. Address O. A. Pur
ker, Dlllard, Ore. o7
FOR SALE Choice orchard or gar
den truck land in five and ten
acre tracts. Plenty of water. Land
will raise anything that can be
raised in this valley, Ijocated
within 35 minute drive ot Rose
burg. Railroad station within ten
minute walk of any part of the
subdvlslon. Prices reasonable and
sold on terms to suit buyer. Call
on or address The News office for
further particulars. SOOtf
FOR SALE 27 acres, seven mlled
south of Roseburg on mall route
and telephone, good gravel road,
ten minutes' walk from Carne's
station on S. P., good bottom land,
now In corn and potatoes, good
house with water, bath and sew
erage. 100 yearling hens, 250
young dill-kens; also good JerB'''
cow, buggy, harness and imple
ments. Small patch of blackber
ries and strawberries. Price $3, On"
for all, one-half down. Addrmt
K. F. D. No. 1, box 99, , 302-tf
FARMERS' OPPORTUNITY A fine
480 acre wheat ranch, complete
set buildings, on main road, only
6 miles from good railroad town,
will be Bold on easy crop payments
to responsible farmer. Would ac
cept Douglas county projwrty In
exchange for a large part of ranch
value. Only small amount cash
required. Iiy securing possession
of ranch at once, fall crop can he
suTPHsfnlly sown. Don't delay,
but Inquire of It. R. Wood, Newt
office for details. tf
1ERE IT 18 About the OneBt home
In the valley, all in cultivation,
city privileges, modern house of six
rooms, gasoline pumping plant,
plenty of water for lawnB and gar
den. It It Is a country home Just
out of town that you want, do not
miss seeing this. Will sell all or
part of property. Private tele
phone to city. It will pay prospec
tive home seekers to Investigate
this place. Inquire at News office
for particulars, or call at premises,
C. D. Maynard, just west of Sol
diers Home. 21-tf
PONY FOR SALE Nice and gentle
for children, or good pack horse.
Inquire of H. L. Mnrsters. 494tf
I' OK SALE Oil KENT Several mod
e.a nouses. Apply to 3. W. Star
mor, or call phone 177-L.
FOR SALE Practically new rubber
tired buggy and fine driving horse.
Inquire at Wilder & Agee clothing
store. tf
FOR SALE Butcher shop doing
good business. A bargain It sold
at once. Address P. O. Box, 161,
Myrtle Creek, Oregon. S52s24
FOR SALE Dahlias. Best produced
by art or nature, at Soldiers home.
Come and Bee them. A Cole.
S29-nl0
FOR SALE Good team, harness and
new 3-lnch wagon, for sale or will
trade for wood, hay and good milk
cow. 1026 Corey Ave 472tf
FOR SALE Nice, gentle black
mare, weight over 1000, 11 years
old. Fine for lady or ' family
driver. Price $100. Inquire News
office. 349tf
FOR SALE One 2-year-old Polled
Durham heifer, Al stock, coming
fresh In November. Price ,40 If
taken at once. Address box 66 R.
F. D. No. 1, Roseburg, Oro. 826
FOR SALE 40 head of stock sheep,
partly shropshires. Most ot them
are young and will shear well.
For particulars Inquire at the farm
of G. W. AtchoBon, Melrose, Ore.
496-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE ,80 per
acre, 160 acres, Koolelna county,
Idaho, 8 miles, Santa, 120 acres
timothy, balance timber, fair
buildings, plenty water, out range,
R. F. D. 1 mile, small town. Will
trade equity of $7,200 for Improv
ed land. Box 553, Garfield, Wash.
FINE BUNGALOW Will sell .01
trade finest property In good rail
road town for Roseburg residence
or farm near city. This bungalow
Is new, modern, 8 large lota go
with It. delightful view of river
and town, and rents tor $17.50
per month. This Is something ex
tra fine. Address, Owner, News,
Roseburg, box 112.
ONE ACRE HOME Nice little place
just outside city limits, good six-
room bouse, barn, chicken house,
yards, etc., all fenced and in first
class condition, grounds set to
voune fruit trees, some in bonr-
Ing, big shade trees by house, all
for only $1,800, Inquire News or
flee. 21-tt
GOOD GARDEN SPOT Tract 230
by 100 feet, one block to school,
near store and postoffico, River
side Addition, owned by non-resi
dent, who will sncrlflce it at $275
This placo is a bargain, being best
of garden soil. Address N. It., box
.65, city, or Inquire News office,
4tf
TRADE OR FOR SALB Nice traci
ot 10 acres only three miles from
city, best ot roads, fenced, but
no buildings, nice young orchurd
spring, etc. Will trade lor city
property. Making fine suburban
home. Inquire News office foi
particulars. 41-tf
$40 AN ACRE Form ot 136 acres,
practically all tillable, one-fourth
mile to river, on main highway,
beautiful location, and the finest
kind of place for dairying and or
chard, fenced, spring, no build
ings, and 8 miles from Roseburg
Cheap as dirt at the price. Inquire
L, News office. 1 41-tf
v'ARM HOME FOR SALE 16 acres
close In, fine large house, good
barn, windmill at well, water piped
to house, 12 acres young orchard,
automobile raodB all year, and In
every way a desirable place. Im
provements worth $4,000. Ownei
will sell for $6,200, terms. Ad
dress New? office for particulars,
box 65,
TEN ACRE BARGAIN A tine llttU
place on beat road In the county
fair house, bam, spring and well
nearly eight acros In choice fruit
mostly In heavy bearing. Less thai
8 miles from sontor of city. Own
er will Bell on termR. Inquire at
News office, or address Owner,
care News, 199-tf
GOATS WANTED I wish to pur
chase 1,000 well bred Angorla
goats; must be healthy and In first
class condition; want nothing old.
See me at Grand Hotel, Roseburg,
Oregon, or write and tell me what
you have In goats for sale. J, M.
Engle.
FOR BALE OR TRADBlTlghly Ira
proved 10-acre tract 1 mile front
good town, new 7-room bungalow
good burn and poultry houses, 6
acres In orchard and berries, splen
did location, first class every way
One of the finest places In South
ern Oregoi. Sidewalks to depot
and town; crop all In and will
trade for Roseburg property or
farm near city. Address Owner,
News office, box 111,
FOR SALE Light Democrat wagon,
2 seats, pole and shafts complete.
Snap If taken at once. Inquire 241
S. Stephens. 495s24
FOR SALE One 2-year-old Polled
Durham heifer A No. 1 stock, com
ing fresh in November. Price
(40.00, it taken at once. Address
box 65, route 1. Roseburg, Ore
gon. THIS WILL SUIT YOU Five fine
lots, good view of city W block to
proposed paved street, good view,
well drainod, and a property that
will please the critical buyer, only
11.350, Terms. Inquire News
office. . 278-tt
FOR SALE Boeoid Bancs cornet,
(trumpet model), In first-class
condition; was played tor months
In one of Portland's leading
theatres and la a No. 1 Instrument
for either band or orchestra.
Can be had cheap. Inquire at
The News office. tt
FOR SALE The Franciscan Father
tender tor purchase the property
abutting Washington, Kane and
Chadwlck streets, and comprising
halt the block at present forming
the Catholic church property.
Terms on application to box 68S
Roseburg, . tf
FOR SALE $1,000.00 Berkshire.
Two boar pigs 8 months old from
registered stock. Qrandslre sold
for $1,000.00. These two for sale
at $50.00 each. We have some
sow pigs ot Bame ago and at same
price. You would pay $100.00 for
Btock as good as this It bought In
the East Address Mountain View
Farm, Rt. 1, box 62, Roseburg, Or.
498-021
WHY PAY A LANDLORD Keep the
money yourself. Will sell a beau
tiful looatlon for home at great
bargain. Only small amount down,
balance long time, hardly any In
terest. Tract contains 30 bearing
,trees of choice fruit, city water,
and Is only 10 minutes' walk from
postofflce. If this appeals to you,
Inquire NewB office for particu
lars. SIStf
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Douglas County.
Grace E. Bishop, Plaintiff, I
vs.
Nathaniel C. Bishop, Defendant.
To Nathaniel C. Bishop, the above
named defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATU
OF OREGON: You are hereby re
quired to nppear and answer the
complaint filed against you by Plain
tiff In the above entitled Court and
cause, on or before the 1st day of
October, 1912, (being the date fix
ed by the Court In the ordor for you
to appear and answer said Com
plaint) and it you tail to bo appear
and answer said Complaint within
Bald time. Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief therein nenmnd
ed, to-wlt: For a decree dissolving
forever the bonds of matrimony now
existing between the Plaintiff and
Defendant, for the care, custody and
control of Ruby Bishop and Charles
Bishop, minor children of Bald
Plaintiff and Defendant, and for such,
other and further relief as the Court
may deem meet and proper.
This Summons is published In the
Umpqua Valley Nowb by order of
the Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Judre of
the above entitled Court made la
Chambers on tho 19th day of August
1912.
Tho date of the first publication of
this Summons Is August 19, 1912,
and the dale of the last publication
ta September 30, 1912, making a
period of six full weeks,
DINGER HERMANN,
s30-d Attorney for Plaintiff
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There AreTcn People
in This City Capable
of Tilling That Job!
Perhaps not that many
really efficient workers will
read your ad on Its first pub
lication. But those who are, '
at the moment, "eligible"
for new employment, will
read It and will be pretty
sure to answer It. And to
find a really efficient worker
Is to find "good fortune",
Out Totir Ht-lp Tlin.u.h
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