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HIT SINGLE TAX
Premier Asquith, of England, !
, Against Single lax.
"MISQUOTED" SAYS PREMIER
Premier -Asquith Say Single Tax I
u Dangerous Measure mid Has
I'l'iii'tiutlly No Siiitorli'iM la
Midland (jive.-i Interview
"
Al'TO I'OK SAM-:.
Foil SALE OR TRADE 40
horse power, 5 imssenjter In-
tor State Auto. Completely
overhauled and almost good O1
ins new. Will consider any
trade that In reasonable or :
will sell for call at a bnr-
gain. Tor further i?.rtit:u-
lttrs call at The News of-
fice. tf
phono 245.
Ail work first-chin
Commercial Abstract Co?
Abstracts oi Title filing Tapers Prepared
Insurance, Etc.
Bonds o! all Xincis Furnished
Money toToan on In
4
roved Farm Property
WHY
CONGRESSMAN HAWLEY
Should be Re-elected to Congress
Because he bu r pannes all opposing candidates in abilit
experience and qualifications for Congressman.
Because all his interests ar9 in Oregon, where he was born, and he
knowBher people, resources and industries.
Because ho innually travels thousands of miles over the First Dis
trict, learning the needs of his constituents and has secured mil
lions of dollars for their benefit, and has aided land entrymen,
veterans and others.
Because he has been a faithful servant of all the pooplo and not a
favored few, and in national ailairs has reached a position of iu
lluenco so that Presidents Taft and Uoosevelt, his associates of
all parties, and constituents generally praise him in terms
similar to those used by Governor West, who in an interview
after a visit to the National Capital said; "In intellect., ora
torical ability ami devotion to the interests of the people Hawley
head ands stand shoulders above the great majority of tne mem
bers of the National House of Representatives. "
(Paid Adv, Congressional Committee, 1st District.)
Special to The Evening News.)
LONDON, Nov., 4. When Prem
ier Asqulth, of England, learned for
the llrst time today that the single
t uxors of Oregon had heen repre
senting that his (iovt rnnient, him
self and Chancellor of the Exeche
quer I.loyd Gcoi m', were In favor
of tiingle tax he was exeeodpiRly in
dignant. The Premier Immediately
Issued the following official state
ment from his office at 10 Dowlng
street: "Mr. Asnufth stated in thej
liou.se of Common;-; July ,'loth, and in j
Ieeeh at Ladybank, Oct. 5th, that j
the policy of government does not
Includo single tax." It Is against:
the policy of Die Premier to give out
interviews 1 '..'.3 private secretary
furnished your con -oKpondent with
a copy of Mr. Asquith's speech, at
l.adyhank, when ht s;ild : "What
ever the proposals of the govern
ment may he they will not embrace
what, is called the policy of aingle
tax, which, to my knowledge has not
a single supporter in the present
cabinet, and which in my opinion,
and 1 believe in the unanimous opin
ion of my colleagues also by singl
ing out for the purpose of hearing
the whole burden of taxation of the
land to the exclusion and relief of
all other forms of property is con
sistent neither with justice nor with
expediency." Your correspondent
could not get in touch with Mr.
I.loyd fieorge, but Mr. Asqulth'K
statement that not one of his col
leagues favors t!.'1 exclusive land tax
certainly covets him. George Lam
bert, member of parliament. Inform
ed your correspondent however that
M r. Lloyd George had given pilm
permission to sny that the chancellor
was not In favor of single tax. Mem-
I hers of the cabinet, who, owing to
their official position were unable
to declare themselves on the politics
of another country were mortified to
know Unit U'lten Ben go ugh and
Oregon taxers had chosen to lie de
liberately about their attitude.
views on the liquor question can b';
seen associating together In the nio.ii
frk-ndly muniur. Partners, broth
em. father ;;nd son may differ on tbi.
que itton, bi;t good will contin ues.
iiut rill honest men, wet or dry,
it .-piee a inw-biLuktir, and he it i ;,
who cries "Why preach I t trod, whv
jump on us; let us alone; glvu ti;
pe'ice." Iiut the world cannot pro-giv.-a
if it lets evil rest at peace.
II. L. EDDY.
;vrMn9 HiiHdins
XZEX3EX
who ritoi rrs
I1Y A
"DltY"
TOWN?
Edtor News: Under the above
caption a writer signing hlmsell
'Taxpayer" writer in an evening
paper. Let ua answer brefly.
1. The grocer, butcher, drygoods
merchant, clothier, etc., because the
men who spend their money foi
liquor don't spend so much on their
families or for the necessities of life.
2. Laboring men, because men
who spend their money in the sa-
! loons can buy lots and build houses
j and thus employ labor.
I It. Pnfessfonal men, because their
j patrons wiil have money to pay Tot
their services and they will not be
I called upon to do so much char it
j work.
I -I. Women and children, because
husbands atul l:i;lwi
tern pled w ith t he w e
Tlie home, lu-t
uai:y . s be bette:
will not b
iv 111 ir
I Wit)'
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ROUGH DRY
Or Kinislnvl, lmth ri'i'i'ivo tlio s.iiiu" ':i
in ur pl.int, wliiili is sivuml I" nmio.
i.s t'lat wo
:'fil ntti'ntioi,
Thf rrsult
Bound to Plenso Von
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Trv : Oar : Way : Just : Once
LONE SPAR
I'!iom ;S0
LAUNDRY
l 'or. Pinfc and Woodward
YOXCALLA XEWS.
'
Interesting News (Withered IJy n
Live CorreKiHmdeiit.
4 j
Wign Ilawon, of Oakland, was a
business visitor to this city the
first of the week.
W. L. Starr, of Wilbur, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at this place.
Miss Nellie Straw went to Wilbur
last Friday evening v.-he re she spent
a few days visiting friends, return
ing homo Monday.
Mrs. Marry Stearns and Miss Atta
Powell is visiting with relatives at
Oakland this week.
Mrs. Ilelliwell Is spending the
w"U at Eugene on business.
.ir-s. J. l Bishop Is home again
after several days spent at Portland
where she attended the meeting ot
the state and national W. C. T. U.
liev. Groat and wife, of Cottage
Grove are hero visltin;- at the home 1
of Mrs, Groat's father 35. L. Cox.
It. C. Hill, of Wilbur, was a busi
ness caller at this city last Monday.
Me. W. Daugherty was at Drain
on business Wednesday.
Uoyd Hrhtjges, of Oakland, was'
looking after business matters in
this vicinity a few days tills week.
W. J. Moon, of .Itoseburg, was
hero on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Sehaefer, -of Medford, was
here a few days this week the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. J. McCourt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 13. Clark returned
Wednesday from on extended visit
with relatives at Creswell.
Ed Gardiner was a Roseburg
visitor the first of the week.
A. F. Stearns, of Oakland, was
looking after business matters here
the first of the week.
Z. L. Cox has moved into his new
apartments and will no longer be
found at the "old stand."
Mrs. A. E. Tul ley, who has been
visiting with relatives here for
some time has returned to her home
In Eastern Oregon.
Mrs. W. F. Sealer, returned Wed
nesday from Cottage Grove where
she has been visiting with relatives?
for a few days.
Gus Peret and Harry Stearns have
gone to Arlington where they will
shoot ducks for a few days before
returning.
J. F. Bell was at tho county scai
on business the first of tho week.
Mrs. .Ino. McKirdy was among tin
ilayhearst. visiters to this city hist
Monday.
The Scottsburg fishermen fretr
s. N. v v ; v. v: '.
JOHN DEERE REVfliSiCLr:
DISC PLOWS
WorK equally well on level land and Hillsides.
They are light diaft end etsy to operate.
We also carry in stocll SulKy PIcws, Gang Plows
and WalKing Plows '.vith Stubble bottoms, Sod
"ErEaL'er" Bottoms snd "Elacll SticKy"
Bottoms. All gcod (jrcdes.
ROSEBUkG FEED & FUEL COMPANY
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'lAi rl.i'e li:..e all I
'.M' a very njo,iltiu
cport gOf 4.
Dr. Geo. Kn
business a td
Mirntng home
.1 aed home af
oiiting s;o t!u
ROSEBURG BOOK CO.
OFFICII QVl FITTFRS
FOUiXtALX PFXS
SCHOOL HOOKS
TYI'F I VKI TFRS
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11 IO LID AY GOODS
POST CARDS
FL.XXAXTS
fiOSEBURG. OREGON
I WINNIE G ADDIS
"THE PLUMBER"
Roseburg Pbone'20.l
Sutherlin Phone 28
Up-to-the-Times with attention and mechanics
First Class Materials Work Guaranteed
D. H. MARSTEHS PLUMBING SHOP.
Plumbing', Sheet Metal WorK, Tinning;.;
and Keating'
North Jach'son Street, adjoining Peoples Marble
Vor!is. felephrr.? 251.
Worll Zone cn Shr.rt Ncficp
KC5ESUF.C, ORE
I'tirt'.aml on
You Dsnt Have to Go to Ssa to See I
Mrs ll;:!innk, (if S:;tr. Or., vi.-il.
with lii-r ci anili.'.ri-nts, .Mr. i-.ml Mrs
til:. Ipla
iMo'lil'l i. 11
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BUY A 1:ARM 800,000
Prom. In Central
Acres to
Ore 'on
Select
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LOW l'RU'KS !'.
Ywir last chance to buy Hood Vmn ...-:': .;
I'omi: I Ami
Lot u.-i toll you nlmiit tin" ' f.
If you i!oi!ro to trade vour mai! r.-i- , -.
Wo will li:;uro with you ,
AkCLINTOCK AND GHDDES
Offlw In AniMi. Ni'it To (.rutul ltt
farm
j e j , ub
' of 1 -ilVi;!'-.; the city
; U of tho eit
a!.. ,.. ;.r,.-jMon
j 'My :ti;tj of Cam
' cir if ioo,oio (,.
.1. .M' ilfv for 'J . c:
I 'i talk of the
in:: ! 1 oi1 'on o
! ::. T-e Hm;
; , s-, ten t"
'. The surcsI t j: t
j i-eudet ed In n dry to n c- in route
i only from a ty m ;Ui hior wit ii la w-
breakers. Today any number of men
I in Koseburg who have opposing
is
c . 1-
t!wi this vecK.
Mr. tJetv rami nn with his iM-ano"-Dti
w :a at Uoscliuri; on In::-iiiV.''F
the first of the week.
Johnle Moore, of SVelley. f.-lt
mmI fractured hi riirht arm one (My
last week. Dr. U. P. Mortensrii was
1 i 'it' iciiic.-i tho fracruie.
Mr. Robert Smith, of Uosehu:.
I'.cr" de-trihufin tleo. Neuner's
roti! s Wednesday.
Mr. . I,, and MNs Pen:i .Ii:ies.
f at tie, are liere th u;u"sts i
V. .I'lii- and fair.ilv.
Two l-i'I'irs. a hov and a nirl. were
born to Mr. anil Mrs. A. K. Joi; of
Klkton. Sunday,
C-01 tract or anil builder.
r-'uinniets Is cettini; cround in nvd't
j,ri;M -rat or to erect a I'.imb'T
Med at tl-..1 ve.,r or !iU c r
V)jt. ,Mr. .Sinu'iu 11 onteuip'at',)
P A T I
a For Cement Culverts, Cce.oiu Spwer Fipe, sizes 8
t0 36 inches. Cement ijuilCing fcandation and
Ej cMnney tloclis. Ccmert sidewalks end Cement
A wos K of any Kind.
a 1 liava Ove or sii hoii!-a l will sell c!p, ns I wnnt to u?e the
y money In otlier businepi. Si my burglar uroof window lock, Its
O. K. Soe Vat's Elastic root i Hint for leaky roofj. Ws build, move
jj or repair your bouses. Uuslr.eas buildings u specialty. Over forty
H yeara experlenco in building.
I F. F. PATTERSON
I CONTRACTOR ar.d BUILDER
'istal'iim'
I. is new t
Hon. .1
tliiine wf
1 small planing plant, in
tablishtnent,
A. Um-h.innan and Geo,
e here Inst Wednesday.
Mr. Pnehannan delivered a political
addjrcsii ,1n the even in to ,i ftr
sited audience. Sheriff Qulne Im
proved the time interviewing (ho
different votoni whle here.
MRS. McOINTY.
THE ECONOMY i.
George Kohlbaftn. IK p.
Wholesale and Retail Butcher. Th.
affords. All kinds of St,.
Fhone 58
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best the market
and so'd.
Rosebuig, Oreqon