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MILTON J. SHOEMAKER
CAIUj V. 8HOKMAKKR
SAM J. SHOEMAKER
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November 5, 1909, at Roseburg, Ore.
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FRIDAY, AI'HIL II, 1016.
ONE .MOKE CHAXCI'
If any dependence can be placed
on the statements coming from tho
national capital tod.iy, the adminis
tration will wait until another ship
is submarined containing American
ctlzcns, Ijcforo resorting to the
threatened Bevoranco of friendly re
lations. This may ho all right pro
viding the nation agalnxt which this
aolomn warning is Issued bus not
arrived at the game conclusions of
tbe little boy, whoBC father always
threatened to punish the next time
he transgressed tho parental rules,
ut who never put tho" threat Into
execution. Repeated admonitions
without punishment, having convinc
ed him that no punishment was In
tended, obedience was cast to the
winds where disobedience would an
swer the purpose' better; for exporl
nco Jiadtaught that the only disci
plme would be the warning not to
do It again. And this Is exactly the
situation the submarlno controversy
between the United States and Ger
many has assumed during all these
months since, .the: tcagotly of the
Lasitanla, down to this latest one of
mnch loss Importance, tho Sussex.
3t is needless to repeat the Instances,
or recall ie na'mos of tho various
-resscls attached' W Ihese 1 notes' of
prokost, there are too many of
them, and all In the end carried the
final solemn notice not to do It
again, or hero follows the throat
of punishment, lias such action
tendod to koep us from estrangement
with any country with whom differ
ences have broken out before or
Binco the beginning of this world
war? It'lB doubtful, lo use tho
most charitable torm, for tho facts
are that today, this country Is near
er on nctual break with some of tho
nations, than It has been during
many yours of Its past history.
One of tbe largest real estato
transactions that has been made
for some time In this vicinity was
mado yesterday when H. L. Marsters
of tbe firm of Perrlne & Marsters,
exchanged bis fine 141 acre dairy
ranch on Deer creek for the Ci. W.
Priest stock ran oh on Oak creek,
comprising about 1500 acres.
The Marsters ranch is considered
one of the best ranches for its size
in the Roseburg vicinity being high
ly Improved and close to Roseburg,
while the Priest stock ranch Is Con
sidered one of the best stock ranches
in Douglas county, having good Im
provements, considerable land In
cultivation and well watered and
fenced. The titles have been chang
ed, but each will hold possession of
his former ranch until fall when
each will take possession of his
new holdings.
The deal was mado through the
Perrine f Marsters real estate firm.
Talking of enterprise, the under
taker who has been corresponding
-with Kunston trying to make ar
rangements whereby ho can secure
the flrBt option on the body of Villa
lor exhibition purposes, certainly do
nerves high mark. Ills orfer is
something akin, to Iho Wly-fifty
lilnn. He evidently has overlooked
Iho ancient proverb about first
catrbing your hare, ftte.
CITY NEWS.
Mrs. J. 1. Chapman, of Wilbur,
visited in Roseburg for a few hours
today.
Miss Mabel Carter left this after
noon for a visit with her parents at
Drain.
Ira Wimberly, of Drain, who has
been visiting in Roseburg for several
days, returned home this afternoon.
For sale, all kinds of bedding
plunlB, Canterbury bolls, and Pan
uma Exposition rudo of pansio
plants on sale at Gall's confection
ery, Cuss street. Phone 414. Mrs.
P. D. Owens. 375-tf
Prof . C. Fltzputrlck loft this
afternoon for Portland In response
to a telegram that his uncle was
Berlously 111 at a hotel in that city
and was asking for him. Mr. Kitz
a trick did not know that hlg uncle,
who resides In Oklahoma, was on
the coast, and was very much sur
prised to receive the message.
Each lot of P. S. C. steel cut cof
fee Is tested chomically, to determ
ine that the dlfferont properties of
finest coffee are In proportion. That
Is why the flavor and strength of
P. 8. C. steol cut coffee is always
the same. Every package guaranteed
uy tho People's Supply Co. 471-tt
A warrant of arreat was this aft
ernoon Issued for "John Doe" uob
liison, against whom a charge of as
sault and battery Is charged by
Joseph Van Sickle. Mr. Van Sickle
claims that he had a bill against
Mr. Robinson's datightor and "pon
going to collect It he was met by tho
man who struck him three times
with a cane. A honring will prob
ably be had before City Recorder R.
L. Whipple tomorrow morning.
Engineers Clermont, & Krenr have
completed an up-to-date map of
Douglas count which is one of the
best put on the market. Tho new
boundaries of Iho county are given
cspcrlal attention and the chango is
easily seen. The O. & C. lands nro
designated so that the person In
terested In this matter may see at a
glance the property concerned. The
mnps have been placed on sale and
are giving rapidly.
Terry Turtle Finds The Log
Aftks Trm great log had floated down Turtle, so named because he was th
the stream and fasteued Itself In the most good-natured of all the terrap'a
bank Just In front of Mr. Gater's turtle family.
cave, many more logs floated down Now Terry Turtle was afraid ot
that way too, for lumbermen were nobody. Not even of Mr. Gater. Par.
hard at work in tho forests up of that was natural bravery, but most
stream. Rut Instead of loosening the
log, as you might fear, they only
rammed It deeper and deeper Into the
muddy bank. So that when the lum
bermen themselves passed that way,
soma weeks later, they could not
loosen It to take It on with them.
They had to leave it there In Mr.
Gater's- undisputed possession.
Of course such an event as that
made quite a stir in the river.
A great garr fish, with dozens of
little garr fish swimming at safe dis
tance, so as to safely bear all that
might be said, swam up and eyed the
log and the alligator who dozed upon
It. And when, after a long sunning,
the alligator slipped back into the
water, the garr fish, keeping 6 very
safe distance from those great jaws,
of course, remarked, "That's a very
nice log you have, Mr. Gater; juat
such a log as you have been want-
Mr. Gater blinked knowingly and fnother creature climbed onto th
agreed, "A very nice log. Just what la a"d 'tailed sunning himself too
I've been wanting. Very true." For,
he thought, It does no harm to agree or " came from hl knowledge of hli
with a garr fish and perhaps then he BtronB. hard back. Where was there
will swim a little closer next time. a creature who could swallow a
Bui fortunately the garr fish didn't Jjjou'hful of such shell as Terry
wim closer, he was far too wise and Tu.nl! carrlcI n bis back? Where
too old for such foolishness! Indeed, Indeed? And then, too, Terry knew
yes! that ne wn8 swift In escaping danger.
Day after day, old Mr. Gater crawled An ""expected sound, a motion of
aut of his cave and onto the log and the shrubbery sent him down into
there he lay as still as as still as the the water kplunk like a stone and ho
log itself! And nil the creatures, big nad ?et nnd a creature who could
and little, got so used to seeing him escape him. So he fearlessly climbed
lie there dozing that they thought up,y Mr- Gatcr.
no more about him which was ex- Nic0, loK have," remarked
actly what Mr. Gnter wanted to hnp- Terry pleasantly; "1 think I am going
pen. Oh, he Is a wise old fellow, to ,llkj, '
there Is no doubt of that! And Mr. Gater, knowing very well
And then one day. when Mr. Gater the reasons Terry had for feeling
had become qulto used to his log, and 8afe answered not a word. Ha pre-
his sunning on it, another creature tended not to hear that was a way
climbed onto the log and started sun- De haa wnen he didn't want to
ning himself too the very idea! answer.
And that bold and reckless other Tomorrow The Bhori-stemmei
creature wbb none other than Terry Johnny-Jump-Up
r .
Health Talks
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.
Mectcal i ersus Surgical Treatment Of Goitre
Lost It may have been overlooked.
It might Iho mentioned that only
three morn legal days for registering
ro In the calendar, and If there aro
tiny who f.uve not already registered
they must get busy if they want to
cast u vote at the primaries or the
regular election tills II. Itenieiu
lior. also, this is a fi mil registration,
anions some asinine member of the
legislature to lie elected attempts to
aot in the lluie light with some now
jirocrduro next winter.
WANTED Steady position on mnch
by young man, familiar with all
branches of farm work. Address
C. S. Sedorlln, McClullen hotel.
Roseburg. 477-a30p
Everyday Wisdom
Ir DON II HROI.I)
It Is Just simply too bud that nil
of thoso fin,, young ladles- and be
ltflliljig children who in re candi
dates for Carnival IJtieen, enn not
1 elected, and that we must be
satisfied with the selection of only
uio in ouch class.
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Main- housewives who have been
bothered with tramps have found that
n very good way to get rid of them
l to tuck up a small pox sign In a
conspicuous place on the house.
foris
slbv-Ol'"-1 v-vi vif -..''
ARROW
COLLARsprim
Style, m two heights
ciorrr prAPonv tro inc V-wr.
For the man who loves vigorous ad
venture, there is no better vacation
than to spend n couple of months in
f Itzerliind, shooting cheese.
At intervals we have stated that, of
the three types of goitre, the sim
ple goitre of young girls Is curable
by good general medical treatment i
plus patience; the cystio goitre, tho
largest goitre, is Incurable by any
known method except surgical' x
clston; and the exophthalmio
goitre, which Is only part of a seri
ous systemio disturbance shown by
marked nervousness, palpitation,
rapid heart, prominent or bulging
eyes, tremor and general weakness,
1b curnble In three-fourths of tbe
cases by careful medical treatment
plus complete rest, and In about
one-fourth of the cases the disease
Is so severe, the general strength
and life Itself Is so much endan
gered, that operation must be re
sorted to ns a heroic meusure.
Still a great many people wrlto
to ask if wo will "kindly recom
mend a cure for goitre." As woll
ask a doctor to suggest a good
remedy for general weakness or
tlint tired feeling.
Sometimes oven sltnplo goitre,
which causes no symptoms other
than the annoyance of the lnrga
neck. Is operated upon when It falls
to respond to simple treatment,
rnther to Improve the patient's ap
pearance than for nny other reason.
in the average surgeon's hands
the operations usually performed
for exophthalmic goitre nro fairly
successful, though by no means a
radical cure, such as you would ex
pect In an operation for hernia or
Keeping siuow. Thus, of liH pa
tients operated upon for exophthal
mic goitre in one of our best clinics
mid traced afterward, 55 wore re
ported cured; 2 2 patients con
linued at times to havo mild re
lapses under the effects of nervous,
strain, though pretty well most of'
the time; 7 were Improved, but had
still some evidence of the old
'rouble; 5 were slightly Improved;
8 failed to derive benetlt from the
operation: 9 were operated upon a
second time; 21 died. 7 of them
soon after operation. Thus ttio
operalion for exophthalmic goitre is
to bo considered a fairly successful,
but not a radical or surely curativo
trentloeoi
The best outlook for a patient
with exophthalmic goitre is ar
early course of medical treatment,
aided by - prolonged ' rest -an open
air rest cure, if possible, such as
that commonly employed for incip
ient or' early tuberculosis. ' This
method of treatment gives 75 per
cent, of cures, a better record than
the best surgery can show though
of course surgery Is the resort of
the worst cases. The damaging
element In exophthalmic goitre Is
the excessive secretion of the
thyroid gland, which produces all
the alarming symptoms. The en
largement of the neck may be so
slight as to escape even a physi
cian's notice, yet the patient suf
fers the nervous and circulatory
symptoms in a ' marked degree.
And the disease is seen in men and
women, and from the age of three
years to the age of sixty.
QUESTIONS A.D AXSWERS
Cause Of Apoplexy Or Stroke
Of Paralysis
What causes eerehral hemorrhage in a
peraim irifh hard arterieet In it a ueual
orcurrrnre in persons so altiutedf la it
tuuuuy uiatr
Anitirrr Too hearty eating, alenholia j
Indulgence, roimiiiatiun. anscr. ..xctt.-
mont, cxcwlve exertion of any kind niutit
cauxe tho fragile sclerose,! artery in -.ha
brain to rupture and bleed Ihiit 1 ?
etroho of paialysle, or apoplexy, or ee.-o-bral
hemorrhage. It la not a flstia! nci-t.r-
reiu'o. but just a poxMbillty In a ease of 1
rronount-ed arterial disease. It la fatal til
about a third o the cases.
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Aspirin Depresses The Heart
Pcotr nrtVtne: mo if aspirin is a hnnff
formOio drug, and if it Ktakats the hvart.
Anawrr Tt Isn't, hut womo people do
form the aspirin bnhtt. I.lko all coal-tar
derivatives, it ll distressing to the heart.
It Is certalnlv not a drtir to bo tuken
without Diudlcal supervision.
Baby lias Head Sweats
Jfu baby, eicsf months olf, hns been
raised on dliuo ,f l eir'r mlJJt nmf time
water. iVut miU-rt him stretil so at
niaht, particularly uuouf fnc Anuif I
tnsirer Probably Insufficient nourish. !
ment. At eljtht months the toby should j
bo taking nearly or unite, undiluted milk. I
Also some rle.ir beef or mutton broth. I
fresh fruit luleefl. and, in somo Instances, I
fresh cream added to the milk. Head
sweats stlKKOst a tendency to rtcketa
-Mr - ,,- o fae'ty nuf-ttlOD.
rv it trjoL
The Complete Breath
m i laaaumi .)! j . ll lit-
fi r. 'jjl
'ssirl
Bomb uttlb while ago. we spoke of Retain the breath a few seconds
the principle of Yogi breathing to- then exhale slowly, and repeat
day I want to give directions for the It will seem that this breath if ,
Yogi Complete Breath. These are three separate movements but It
according to the teachings of Yogi practised properly it really is all in,
one movement, continuous, fllllna.
first the lowermost cavities ot tnr
lungs, then the mldlungs, and finally,
the uppermost air cells. Every air
cell is, filled to capacity, the blood, , ,
passing through the lungs, has plenty
of pure air to cleanse and invigorat.
it the digestion will be improved.
The muscular action of these
breaths you should practise them -eight
at a time, two or three times s.
day, until you draw them naturally
without thinking will develop tho
bust and make a flat chest firm and
rounded. It will fill hollows in the
shoulders and, by cleansing and purl,
fvlng the blood, aid the digestion ana
clear the complexion, bringing a be
coming glow to the cheeks.
From studying these Hindu books,
I have found that many of the mod.
em exercises and courses of beauty
recommended are only these teach,
ings revised.
Questions and Answers
Please tell me how to pet rid of a fftf
dte nose. Would be grateful for any
advice. Rose lint.
Henu If you think It disfigures you, 1
I should sugge-t that you get professional
help on It. Small dofects of the nos.
which are merely fleshy, can be handled by
home massage, but anything further should
he done by surgery, and. of course, a regu
lar practitioner. I might add here, It
Is had to have paralflne injected under th
skin to shape the nose. Ill time. It In'
Jures the muscular tisue surrounding Ik
I mtrMi. .-: -
I Jtr rt '-i. .Ta.
Breath i& your life and your beauty
breathe correctly
Can you tell ntf how to get rid of Hrg
in vhiltlren'a head? t am a teacher in
, . . . t t. - the slum, find must deal 'with many sucl
Hamacharakas whose works I have JJ eaCher.
Btudicd with Intense interest. Reply Tm rents worth of flsh bcrrle
The Complete Breath Is as follows: placed in alcohol enough to cover them.
First fill the lower part of the lungs lu-iu-y rjr we after a day. Wet tho
. . . , , ., r , . ,, - ri.ilil'H whole head of hair with the mix-
full of air, then the middle part of ",, the heod up in a towel for
the lungs and finally the Upper Chest, about six hours. Tho vermin wilt coma
Tills part of the breath Will draw In out of the hair on the towol and die. He-
the abdomen slightly, which has been lJTSir'! WIT.
expanded by the first part of the oId a8 our great-grand mothers, and never
breath. . fai.
'IF tOU DOUBT THAT VK MAKE THIS UI5ST
French Bread
TRY IT!
ROYAL BAKERY
P. Jj. YETT, Prop
Phone 221 Roseburg Oregon
When you want the very best
Remember "Diamond W"
Canned Fruits & Vegetables
Will eatlflfy.
Our stock of these Is very complete. Price
and quality satisfy.
THE CASH STORE
WIS SAVE YOU MONEY 12.-, CASS STREET
Tiic Ivost wny to get a good nlclifs
rest on a sleeping cur Is to take
poison.
A harness factory In St. Louis now
sells blinders Tor chaperons.
A flcht at a wedding, ntnonir gnosl
or relatives, is In very bad taste, so
tho thoughtful bride will nlwnvs ar
rnnge beforehand for a detail of
mounted police.
I !' rut si tad OT Adams Newspaper 8rvlce
Try a Tniigo Siiu.iao at Galls'.
260-tf
S. S. JoscpliHon, secretary of the
Reselling Couituereial club, today
received a lettef from V. V.. lewer.
of Seattle, renuesting Inrorination I
in roirard to Oouglas county. Mr.'
Pewer stated thnt he was --.jlng
through on the train ami berame In
terested in the exhibit at the sta
tion and would appreciate any In
formation which might be sent him.
' 1.0 tttv l- c,,,Uf.,i.tl
in !-e:urd to tho t v- -.:-n-e and
rainfall and whe'b-r o- not It wan
porslble to gr,-v almonds til ttl:s
vicinity. Ho said that he was In
tending to move from Softie ami
desired to locate in a warmer cli
mate, j
FOR SALK Lot In Edenbower 60x
120, 4 -room house built within a
year, on Pacific highway. Bar
gain at $150.00 for quick deal.
Address 11. M. stone, Edenbower,
Oregon. 472-a2Cp
STOCK KAX111KS
FA KM LANDS
SMALL TKACTS
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nl'SIXKSS CIIAXfiKS
VACANT LOTS
KIKU IXSl'HAXCK
MOXKY TO IOAH
PERRIXE & MARSTERS
NOTE THE FIXE COLOIt,
of our hams and bacon. That
dt-notes first that they come
from young, tender pigs and
next that they have been
r.'operly cured. All our Jams
and bacon are cane sugar
urej and hickory smoked.
They havo a flavor of their
own which once tasted you'll
always prefer. Try some for
breakfast tomorrow.
CASS STREET MARKET
ALL LAIXDRY UKCKIVKI. OX FRIDAY I1Y 0 A. M.
WILL HE DELIVERED SATURDAY
roseburg steam laundry
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