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Knieieti as sucond-ciass matter
November 6, 1909, at Itosebnrg, Ore.
,ndr ri of Mnreh ft. 1879.
SAT I KDAY, Jll.Y H. 1116.
When suniinor comes and a vacation
outing is planned, remember New
port Is cool. The breeze from off
the mighty Pacific never falls. With
the many diversions and attractions
to pass the hours away, surely you
could find no better place fur ya ..
vacation
aEPUIiMCAX CANDIDATES, 110.
For President Chnrlos E. Hughes
For Vice-Pros ChaB. W- Fairbanks
For Sec. of State B. W. Olcott
For Pub. Service Commissioner...
Fred 0. Buchtol
For Circuit Judge J. A. Buchanan
of DouglaB Co.; John S. Coke, of
Coog Co.; Edwin O. Potter, of
Lane Co.
For Senator B. L. Eddy
For Joint Rep Wm. II. Gore
For Representatives Charles A.
Brand and Itoy Griggs.
For Dlst. Atty Geo. Nctiner, Jr.
For Clerk Chas. W. Clark
For Commissioner W. E. St. John
For Shoriff Geo. K. Qulno
For Assessor Guy Cordon
For Surveyor M. B. Gormond
For Treasurer J. E. Sawyers
For Co. School Supt O. C. Brown
For Coroner ....Dr. C. It, Wade
For Justice of Peaco....C. F. Hopkins
For Constablo H. B. Church
The Cost is Low
Round Trip Tickets are on sale dally
from all Southern Pacific stations in
Western Oregon. Tho return limit Id
October 31st.
Dally Trains from Albany nnd Oor
vullis muko excellent connections
Write for Illustrated bodtlet "Newport" or ask local agent
for completo information.
John M. Scott, (,'cncrul I'nsscrifjor Agouti Portland, Oregon.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
lares late:
"VVfifl.
wmi3gg-wimm
i TUDY the Price-List pufcMv p-futcd belon-.
Compare wiJi tno L;.;t-.Pricw of other Tires made in LESSER
volume.
are higher in almost tho exact proportion
.n Coodrkh F'-r.'ln
.'.( '0 Aulo 'iVi
:' i '1 Comoctitif: 1
possible to get the coat estimate fin
ished until tills is found out. So our
anxious Inquirer must have a Utile
more pa'fonm and before long he
will see the dirt flying on this en
;er'prlse, tho same ns It now Is on t.'t
postoffico building, nnd lie will recall
we have waited patiently for this a
long time.
III T WHO WANTS TO?
.'Robert Smith, or the Tax Libera
tor, lectured recently at Portland on
the Biibject, "Why Tuxes are High".
Jt would seem from the way soino
of the big Interests, through tholr
agents, are prolestlng that taxes are
high because the big follows who
lo not want to bear their slmro of
them, think so.' When tho burden
begins to shift In Iho shoulders of
the big fellows it malms Hie ' gallod
jndoB wince." The only logical way
to keep taxes down Is to quit doing
anything that it requires money to
accomplish. Schools and roads nnd
efficient help In conduct lug the busl-
tmuoo vi 1I1U COIIUiy Ullll SIIII0 Cil 1 1 lUV
Uio expenditure of a lot of money.
"Ve have acquired a brownstono
trout appetite which no bungalov
Income will satisfy, anil until wo
Change our ways and get bark to log
rabin nnd ox-cart modes of living
taxes. tiro pretty suro to ronmiii high."
The above articm from the Myr
ile Creek Mull, comes pretty near
hitting the nail on the head in de
scribing who, and what, Is behind
the activities or Hob Smith's cam
paign fbr lower tuxes, and Just why
they uro behind It. No one In his
wildest flights or imagination dreams
Unit he or the Interests he represents:
cares a oouihioniiil about how much
taxation is put on some one else, or
iiow little improvement Is niiiile in a
country, so long as tin.y cl, Kl,t
enough willing dupes to assist tlicm
In keeping their vnKt holdings front
paying legitimate tnos on lis oon
taii(ly liicrcusiiig value, and stand
Its share In the development or the
country Iholr.soHlsli aim would re
lard. N0 gno.i eiiivn win r r.-r an
objection to l In- lowering or a tax
rale, when It s consistent with the
needs of the day and hour In better
modes or living nnd comfort, nnd
when (his can he uccompllsheil on a
basis in which the Mg Interests
which are holding the country back,
share equally with the smaller ones
hlrh are responsible for whatever
development t,.n, is. It Is true that
lr we do nut want to prtieli,iie In
precious of the ti.n,. if ,, Kli.
A big buttlo ls Bald to bo waging in
Mexico today, but to tho extreme
disgust or tho Oregon boys down on
the border, It is between the Mexi
cans themselves, nnd the American
boys ennuot tako nny part In It. And
that's why they are mad.
CITY NEWS.
?
Big Dance ut Illxonvlllo, Fiiday
night, July H. Everybody Invited.
7(i0-fl4
c. it. iiarvey, or uiendalo, was a
business visitor in this city for sev
eral hours today.
Frank and Umory Fonder left this
ufternoon for Torflnnd where they
will visit with their aunt.
Airs. F. . Perry left this afternoon
for Drain where she will visit for a
short time with her sister.
I.eon .Mel'llntnck leaves tonight
for Newport where he will spend
three or four weeks enjoying his mi
nimi vacation.
J. E. Flurry and A. J. Flurry, re
turned last night from Tennessee
where they huve been visiting at tho
old home.
Mrs. '., C. llrown, who has been
Tisiling with relatives In Medrorcl
for a few days returned to her home
In this city today.
John '.Nachler, one of ,the best
known citizens ot Douglas countv
I was In iu city today, and mining
I el her Important In ess affairs he
attended to, was paying ror another
1 year in advance (In The Evening
! News. As John said ho did not want
his name In the paper, it was decided
to say nothing about It.
Mrs. G. E. Lewis went to Eugene
for a visit with friends this aer
noon. G. A. Williams and Dare Klngery
of Vnncnlla, wore business visitors
in Roseburg today,
Mrs. J. w. Jones and daughter.
Myra loft this afternoon for Eugene
whore they will visit for a short time
Mrs. S. A. Diamond, who has been
visiting witi. her hrotliNr, o. P. lien
oerson, returned to her liomo at
Portland this afternoon.
v
-MIS3 Mary Sniidstrom, of Los An-
KOica, who has been visiting with
Miss Mabel Chlb'- left tills afternoon
Tor Portland where' she will spend
short time.
Observe that corrroetinr j
that VOLU ME cf production is..
This, when Quality a .;.
Cut our 1215 Tire Cut. i ,
and it would sliU f:.r oxcpqu i ..
T1..4. 4.1- . 1 T
uui, mat, Hue rvv.ncv. v- v A it.?.
i costing you Onc-lhird' MORE tiuv.r
Thoy would not, rrA c . .:. LZTTLH
i higher-cost to Us, and hinher-r.ri:z t V !.
Because, Goodrich Tires va mtiue "m to
(a price."
' Tire;;) to 0
akr.8 or Prr-.i.
i.i ovcry lire vo in
t'.::
pr.ee
third.
Jo
necessariiy
"c'.own to
ii
TIZ" FOR SORE.
TIRED FEET AH !
"Tiz" is grand for aching, swol
len tender, calloused feet
or corns.
run ai,i', i wo good milk cows.
For information write or phone,
U. U. Holblg, Kiddle. ( 7!-t:
RICH, PISHE,
the
em
to rear our children mid in
days under the ruiuliii,m.s ,i
isti'd In ih,. pjiin,.,.,. ,ias. k,
well get along without higher
Hon. or without nay taxes for that
mailer, but. n uAod ai the lead
of till., article, lie wnnts to do l,..j
AM what ndicf. N"o mors tired (.-,
n more binning fret; no more swolli
ai-lllllir. ti tlilrr. sweat V fiM't Vn
Tf;c fs:-Cu3 tin-:; ':fi the
DglisiaL's, Frcliy Fisver
MADE DY KCBECH FH:::
You want to get all the i :
aml benefit possible out oi l ...
'l hen thew pititj tobacco.
You want y-.ir clicv: to l:nv
wholesome, apretizimr ric!m?s5 of i: .
fruit. Then chew tcir 14.;;. !.
You want a plus v. uh a ik lxl-iv
sweet ami null -,v i'.iv.ir t!-;;t he; ;;'
long as the cl.ew hsts. Then chew
.Spear Head. 1
One chew of Sprir Head will con
vince any man that there's no other lo
baeco on earth with such a rich aii.i
lasting flavor. That's became ail tiic
ratural juices of the choicest Lmlej
hat arc retained in Spear Head.
The making of Spear Head is ca
dueted strictly according to purc-tooc!
methods in a "-"t modern factory tli.it
is spic-and-5pa?! throughout.
The must expensive, modern pro
cesses keep Spear Head fresh, sweet
and pure at every stage.
The luscious p'lug of Spear Hcrl
irom which you lute the tastiest,
wholcsomest of chews, represents
the highest form of phit? tobacco
1'roduetic.., '
Try Spear Head the very host chev
that money can huv. hi lUc cn
ripej in wax paper.
XOTl. K OK SlIKltll T'S VI. E ON
loiiEci.osrit;-,
Notice is hereby grven that by vir
tue of ii Execution and Order o:
Sale Issued out of the circuit court
of the Stat" of Oreton on tho 13th
"E, first of all, make the LoT Fabric Ti:-cst!.r.t cur 47-vear Exneri-
ence in Kubber-orking, our huce Purchring-Power, and the
myjt Advjncrl Enninmpnh vi'iiriprs nei:il-,lp
Tiien we lot Cost fall where it w ill.
a'o that Co.st we add a. moderate, and fair, Profit fcr Ourselves and for our
(Dealers.
Then we let VOLUME rice. as it vi!!. ' .
Tne more. Tires we Mr.he, tho LE36 each Tire COSTS r.n to produce, and
the less it rosts YOU to buv them.
, Tne more Tires we Sell, the le.-s profit, prr Tii
A ' Tne more Tirss we make, the betccr v 1 -,o
more we have at Stake on Qualiiy, c::d Saiisicction t
And, because of all this,
Tho BEST Fabric Tires that Skill, Er)eriP"
volume, can uuilci, are now avi
Prices here ouoted.
vrhy pay more for ANY Fabric Tire ?
THE 1
V.T, rTrED.
i;0:,V t;
..: neenrfa.
he), iho
-Good-Faith,
able to YOU" et the VERY 1.10.
F. GOCDrJCII CO., Akron, 0.
Goodricii "Fair-List" Prices
NOTICE, These Tires are as perfect an Fabric T'r.-3 r 1- 1 '
But, should any dissatisfaction whatever arise, w'-'i z"e-"-':;'':",- e, ,. ., ,
and KEQUK.STKD, to take the matter up promptly with v. t'-'.- ' -'- V"'"I ,'"tc"1
Me will find that Fair, Sauaro, .and LIBERAL treatment wi-fc'tvE-s be e-te ide-' on all I
proper adjustments. ...;.s ct. t..rc.iut... on U1
, Tin: n. coopnic:: crx, ai-oi-, a
33x3 11 r ' j r f $10.40 34x4 I .... -c-co :
32x3'i:f (Safety-Tread.) j$15-45 33x4vi (Safety Treads)
33x4 J $22.00 37x5 . ' . ' . ' . . (J37;3S
I black Baretcct g W
j .' kiLiLzzJ?
in m iiiiu.,. m i .MiK-jiiMamw.-,3ro.mj.,a.,;
ii
1 dSL 1 J-li V ' foot-Rubber" does for Goodrich '." 7
iotes.
H PflM Innitor !,., I ..!. I I. kt.. i- i
-U Waterproof! -U Lighter llu,. I.ta!hcrl -I, SUSIES on' youMeVT!!
your sllou l)r "r Ivcpatrcr, for Tcxtan Soles on your nc.vt par of Sho
23.
ay of June, 1316, on a jtnftment
rendered In snl( Court on tho'lMth
day of May, 191 S, in a suit wherein
plaintirf J. (1. Stevenson recovered
Judgment aealnst defendants A. II.
UiuUson. Mabel C Illnkson, and
The I'nited States NationaJ Hank of
day of May, 1'Ufi, and said execu
tion to mu ivns directed command
In!; mo in the naiiio of the State of
Oregon in order to satisr- said judg
ment, costs and nccrulnp. costs to
sell the followiiiK described real
ltiet..
with said Kxecution ana Order of
S.'le, I will on Thursday tho 20th
flay of July, 1910, between the hours
of 0 o'clock and 4 o'clock p. m. to
it: at one o'clock p. m. on said
day at the main door of the county
hoiifc In Rosobure Orecno.
c and seil for cash, sub-
all tho right, title
n.
more
property, to-wlt: the South half of
I thO Northeast ntinrler an.! ll.A V..-.,. 1 .
mi'iie. Orecon. for the sum of ! ,ir .... . . ' ! 11
null l'l llie 1111 1 II (11 lir lni,..rfn e .
n Hundred Forty and 55-100 i Se..iinn ni.. i . I lor s''
SliHO.r.:.) Hollars with interest! ..... o....'. ., ' ' ' . ' ""V" I :,v' l" redemption
hereon at the rate or ,.er cent per - m.. conT. I, In. , r. ln,orM of s?,rt defondaa,., ,d
lr.nuin from tho 24th day of May. noiirin. n . f. """'r persons claiming by.
mifi and the firmer sun, of Twelveh the tenements. MdluZnU hem "in "I ?? P Cith" !
,nd -r.-lOO Hollars Cl.73l costs. ana ,,urtmmnM ',."' ,.' , '' i 'n aml t0 sa"l niortgaged
hich said lildL-inent ws. rll.l .. " I Premisca.
..... mi -.into of Oreaon. nnd In en,niin.,
il . - ' ."1115, I'.lll01li'i,t, hiiiiioliK.
may ! N" ,atl"r what niU ywir fivt. or what
lsn
GEORGE K. QUI.VE.
Sheriff of Donclas County.
79-jyl7
In answer tu an nuiuiis liutuirer.
It can be muled that tho railroad
nropositlon has not died of old ago,
or of over culture, It is very much
tulve tndcod, but as the commiltco
does not know eacilv Die nun. her a:
uplkes It will need. It will i,o Im-
"n you m. triM without p..!-
tililf relief, just use "Ti." Tit." is tho
"lily reinvdy that dra out all t'n
JH,I"" Mldatioii's w'lich pulT up t lip
left, "'lii." cures your f.x.t trouble m
you'll never huii or ilriivv up vnur fiuv
in pnm. Your shoes nun't ',, ti(.,t
av.l your fe.-t ill im-v.t. never hurt or
Vt ore olid swollen. Think of it. no
more foot misery, no more nevnv from
corns, callouses r bunion,.
Get a iK-cent box nt miv drun store
or le ..rtnK.il store mi.l g, i inm,lt re
lief. Niear smaller !.,. J,t oiu-e '
trv - l ! ;,t, ,i,, y,.r., ,)Wt com. ;
hit for only cents, Think. uf it. j
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Perfection Stove
The Oil Stove with the tall blue chimney,
creating a perfect draftideal combustion.
MMIE
THE
FURNITURE MAN