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THK KVBXI.NH AEWS TUl'HSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1010.
THE EVENING NEWS
MLLT0N J. SHOKMAKEIl
CAUL I). SHOEMAKER
SAM J. tillOKMAKEIl
Editors and Publiftheni.
IS8UKI) DAILY E.XCK1T SUNDAY
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Per roar, by mall (3.0'
JPr month, delivered 60
Semi-Weekly.
rr year 1 2 . 0 1!
Si I mollis 10'.
Klileied as second-clu:-: mutt'"
November 5, 1!)09, at KosebitrK, Ore.
Indor H"t of March 3. Is79.
thlhsiiav, Anaw iii, iiiiii.
REI'UIIUCA.V CANDIDATES, 1010.
For President Charles 15. Hughes
For Vice-Pros Chas. W- Fairbanks
For Sec. of Stalo 13. W. Olcott
For Puh. Servlco Commissioner
i Fred O. Hiichto!
For Circuit Judgo .1. A. Buchanan,
of Douglas Co.; John S. Colco, of
Coos Co.; Edwin O. Poller, of
Lano Co.
For Senator II. I.. kiddy
For Joint Itcp Wm. II. Ooro
For Representatives Charles A.
Brand and Roy Griggs.
For Dlst. Atty Geo. Noiiner, Jr.
For Clork Chas. W. Clnrk
For Commissioner W. K. Ht. John
For Shorlff Con. K. Qulne
For Assessor Guy Cordon
For Surveyor M. II. Germond
For Treasurer J. E. Sawyers
For Co. School Supt O. C. Brown
For Coroner Dr. C. II. Wado
For Justice of Peaco....C. b Hopkins
For ConBtnblo II. B. Church
operation at Murcy hospital and Is
now improving.
Vance Perry has accepted a posi
tion at the lleo Hive grocery.
Fred Brothers, of .Melrose, spent a
few hours In Uoseuurg today attend
ing to buslncsy affairs.
Floyd iliiiler, tof Jnllard, came
to this cy this iuAi uing to utieuu .
to business matters.'
.la men liovliigton, of Oakland. !
spent several hours here today loo':.- :
ing after business affairs. 1
i
Solon Ireland today underwent ,i I
.Minor operation at Mercy hospital.
Dr. Soely was in attendance.
A. Schlnemun, of Glide, came to
Kosebtii'g tills morning and sleut the
day attending to business matters.
11. K. illirehihjld, or Winchester,
was In this city today visiting with
friends and attending to business
matters.
Mrs. J. u. Starr returned to her
homo near Oakland toilay alter a
short visit with her sister, .Mrs. O. P.
Henderson, of this city.
Dave and Frank Churchill, of
Cleveland, came to Itosi ii.irg today
and spent a few hours unending to
business mutters
Hen I.Mc.Mullen the nli known
Myrtle Point resident, came to this
ily last night anil spent the day
visiting with friends.
;
rv.- .
No. 7 The Studio Firh D.'- r
(Cominuf.il
In my last article ! i old of how
"DnMy" I'arnuni liad .sur;-rKed the
folks at the studio one iiilv morn
in, when lie prepared a :iiontrous
fish fur dinner, with mvstli as as
sistant chef. In accordance with
niy "threat" to give you the pans
o'i the menu prepared bv myself
on this occasion 1 will state ii.ciu
briclly as follows:
French Clam Soup
On learning from the studio
cook that she had just received a
supply of clams, my hopes as to
the success ol tile dinner, at least
as iar as my end of it was con
cerned, ran high. Trench clam
soup is one of my specialties and
I lost no time in putting- forth my -"
best efforts just hy way of show
ing my co-workers at the studio
that my ability in the culinary art
amounted to more than the knowl
edge of how to boil water without
burning ihe pot. -le rec;I)C. i
used was as follows: Two dozen
hard shell clams minced very line.
A minced onion friend in an ounce
pf butter; added to this a pint of
hot water, fine cloves, one allspice
and live whole pepper corns.
Boiled about fifteen minutes and
(trained into a saucepan. To this
was added the chopped clams and
a pint of clam-juice. It was al
lowed to simmer slowlv for about
two hours when it was strained.
Two and a half pints of milk was
boiled and then stirred into the
souu. A half of a tablcspoouful of
,a I. it c.
'Hit an,!
; iii .J to
i.- ,.r O.. S
liicn .'kit.
a iinii-n ,
ta-tc.
Lettuce-Eft Salad
To accompany D';atv's n;d.-ed
fish I pnpared boiled ;e,ial, ..-, jnl
s'.rim; beans in ii'ie old 'is.i
:i:;ed uvy, jut as ::ranl:iin'Kcr
oid "yahs and yalis" at:o. hc-nee mo
further details on these cniir.ti
are necessary. .My lettuce-.-,,
pallid however, incited eiiouja
favorable comment particularly
from Lenorc Llrich who repeat
edly exclaimed "Perfectly deli
cious'' to induce me to give the
recipe here. For one dish of
salad take the yolks of three hard
. bailed ee.'s and mash line, adding
salt and mustard to taste. A
paste is made by adding a -ca-spoonlul
of olive oil or nicl?J
butter. Mix thoroughly and dilute
gradually with a cupiul of vine
gar. Pour over lettuce leaves and
garnish hy laying on slices of an
other egg.
.My only hateful duty in connec
tion with the dinner, which, ol
course, was more or less of an im
promptu affair, was the purchas
ing of a custard pie to go with the
collec. To be compelled to pur
chase a pic and nariicularlv a
custard pie made me feel that 1
was not treating our guests prop
erly. However, inasmuch as the
other courses at this studio din
ner were well liked. 1 felt that the
purchased pie could be forgiven.
My favorite pic recipes will he
given in this department at an
early dale.
Douglas County, Oregon, consisting
j? the following parcel of land to
wlt: Commencing at a point on the
north bank of said North Umpqtm
River from which a yellow pine
bears 5" i degrees E. thence 2 G 1 i
minutes V. 4.20 links to a posl
from which a black oak 30 Inches
in diameter bears north 23 ue'.;rce:i
W. distance 4f6 links, thence N. 7i
minutes E. 550 links to a post,
thence S. 20 minutes E. 200 links to
1025 links, thence south 10 de
grees west 471 links thence north 79
degrees west 1000 links to the place
of beginning containing fivo acres,
being situated In Section 24 T. 20
S. R. 6 W. W. M., the Plat of the'
Town of Santa Rosa being on file
in the clerk's office of Douglas
County, Oregon, and Is recorded on
pace 506 In Volume 37 of Deed rec
ord. Beginning at a point S. 33 de-
the bank of paid river, thence ato.rl grees 4 5 minutes W. 210.7 feet from,
nit Id river to the place of beginning,! the .southwest corner of Lot 20 In
i containing 1.99 acres,
j Beginning at a point on the Wrsr
j line of the Wm. J. Martin D. I.. C.
i No. fi l In T. 20 S. It. 0 W.. V.'. .!.
Blorlt 14 or the now vacated Town
site of Winchester. Douglas County,
Oroeon, and recorded in tho Clerk's
office at P.oseliurg, Douglas County,
MIGHTY I.IKE THE I'litNl.
Did you ever slop to think how
much truth la contained in many of
tho fairy tales written by Grimm or
Anderson? an,i how very applicable
some of the uiiirals contained in
Bomo of them apply to modern con
ditions?
Wo havo In mhid tho story of tho
common bull frog who upon it cer
tain occasion Was struck wilh tho
"homily" of his own voice as he ruls
' ed lu on high one evening. Ho bo
Ran to think that ho had a better
voice than any of the other frogs
In tho pond nnd had Caruso llve, at
that time his voice doubtless would
have sounded like the noise of n badly
tuned dish pan. Tho same thing Is
trito of newspapers and litem are
those who get so accustomed to the
Bound of their own voice that they
can hear no others, and never let an
occasion slip by whereby they ran
extol their own merits and virtues.
They become so accustomed to hear
ing their own croaking, that tin Im
aginary loiter signed by "citizen" or
"taxpayer" becomes an the genuine
article In their mind and they delude
themselves Into t. belief u,ut nu.
public In general takes stock In what
.Mrs. Henry Snyder and daughter.
Margery, will leave the first or the
week Tor Medron where lliey will
spend a couple of weeks visiting with
friends ami relatives.
Mrs. F. C. Desendnrf, of Washing.
Ion, I). C, arrived with her daugh
ter .May, thls afternoon and will visit
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Stanton for some time.
The present war situation In Italy
holds n great deal of Interest for
lot) Mleelll, of t,s eity. as It Is now
-located near his old home and ho h
perfectly familiar with the country
over which thi'y are fighting.
Miss Flora stulil.s came to this
city this morning and spent a few
hours visiting w 1 1 li friends. On her
return tonight she will he accom
panied hy Iluzel Gooilnuin, who will
spend u few days at Melrose,
Chief of Police Tom Williams stat
ed today Unit the time on the no
tlceH served on property owners to
i hi l niuewaiKs would expire
Monday and that after this time the
city would begin Immediate actions
to see that the walks were built.
A. .1. Meals and wife, who have
been spending a few weeks In this
ens enjoying -their vacation lire
planning to leave in a short time
for points In northern California,
where they will spend n few weeks
're returning to their home a!
Tillamook.
las county climate. On their return
Mr. and Mrs. Throne visited in Call
lornia and southern Oregon with
friends.
CAMAS VALLEY
Mr. nnd Mrs. Mead, from Cali
fornia asd Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, of
Marshfield, are visiting with .Mrs.
Mead ami Mrs. Nelson's mother,
.Mrs. Elizabeth Smith.
Chas. Wilson, or Ruckles, and Dave
Nonll, or Dlllnrd, spent a few days
with friends mid relatives here.
Martha Hurtles and her lady friend
from Portland, who nre walking
rroin Hint city to San Francisco, are
spending a few days here with
friends. Miss Barnes spent her girl
hood in Camas Valley.
The committee who has' charge of
the pioneer reunion which is to be
held here the Inst of this month met
at the school house Tuesday evening.
A good time Is promised to ail who
attend this reunion.
Claude Brown Is visiting with his
erandiarents Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Brown.
Ferry en the North Umpq. a river
and being on the south side or said
rijver In Section thirty one (!)
Township 20 South of Range 0 West.
A ferry landing on the North
bank of the North Umpqua Rive,- in
said point being 20 chains south of; Oregon, on the lath day of .May,
the northwest corner of said claim.! 1S90 said corner being marked by
thence east 01. el chain-:, thentte an iron pipe 22 in. diameter 3 feet
south 20 chains, thence west 61.0-1 , long, thence N. 35 degrees 25 min
chalns, thence north 20 chains to the utes 14.33 feet; thence JM. 12 do
place of beginning, being the south grcea 42 minutes W. 105.5 feet
half of the north half of said cla:rn.j thence N. 03 degrees 30 minutes E.
and containing 100 acres. I 20.3 feet; thence S. 13 degrees E.
The following described parcel of. 110 feet thence S. 30 degrees 20
land, lyliiE and being slluated In the: minutes E. 121 feet; thence 3. 33
Town of Winchester, Douglas Coun-j degrees 45 minutes W. 22.8 feet to
ty, Oregon, and more particularly j tho place of beginning,
described as follows: Starting at a; And pursuant to said ordor of
point from which the Initial point sale levy and execution I will erpose
of I.tihcy's place bears N. 35 degrees; for sale nnd sell to the highest bld
30 minutes E. 170 links, thence S. : der for cash in hand ns the law di
52 degrees E. 170 links, thence S. ! rects at the County Court House
52 degrees 30 minutes E. 75 feet door at Roseburg, Oregon, on the
to Main street as marked by townsite 2nd day of September, 1910, at 1
stakes; thence along said street S. ' o'clock p. m. of said day all of the
35 degrees 30 minutes W, 71 feet; interest of said defendant in and to
thence leaving street N. 52 degrees said real property on the 11th day
30 minutes W. 75 feet; thence N. 35! of September. 1912, and all Inter
degrees,30 minutes E. 74 feet to est of defendant therein since r.c
point of beginning (variation 19 de-, quired or so much thereof as may
greea '30 minutes E.). j be necessary to satisfy said indg-
Beglnnlng at a point from wh'rh ment, interest, costs and accruing
the southwest corner of Lot No. j costs.
eight m Town of Santa Rosa Doug.j Dated this 7th day of August
las County, Oregon, bears N. 51 de-i 1910, '
gree W. 275 links distance; thence. CEO. K. QUIXE,
north S degrees 43 minutes East -1-5; Sheriff of Douglas DoiiL-lns roi.nl v
links, thence south 79 degrees E. Oregon.
850-n2S
Slll:lil!'l''S SALE OF
PROPERTY.
REAL
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Douglas Countv.
G. W. Kimball, Plaintiff,
t.i H I-
ess ?E5! m
Hll KM ft r u
Lillian Davis and Orie N. Da is IV-j
fendanfs. i
Notire Is hereby given (hat by vir-'
lue of a writ of execution and order!
of sale Issued out or Hie above en-1
titled court on the 27th day of July,;
1910, to mo directed In the above:
Ben Fenne. of the Obnk Amuse
ment Company, and Churle, Oliver
j "1M..M-.MH1K ine uiinst t'tgiir Com-I entitled cause upon a Jnilcn'ent dulv
Puny, of Portland, left hv i,,.,,.,. I ! .,,,.1 1 1 i'. ,i.i .
h.. ..... TV- ..... . t "' mini e.viii 0,1
: ,"" ' ' ""' """ "" Newport, where they the 2nd day of December, 1913 In
the fairy tale came one day when he; will remain r.,r few days Mr. favor of the ptaln.irr. G. W. Kimball.
" " '"",,n " "ver ins own: lenne ,s l.een spending part of hK I nn, 1 iu-alii-1 t
' u""se.i 1 mil ins nine coniil , vacation lit Roschuri:. - Fur
HO longer bold him and he biirsteil. fluard.
CITY NEWS.
Mrs. (1. W. Bun left thU arter
Boon for Seattle, on 11 business trip.
"" 1 hi'llil Causes Double lpln,.
ion Many lnineel lu Panic.
John Aaron, ..r I'oiiland. was ' 'ally w In n a
business visitor in this t ity tnr 11 d niMe , M,
several hours today. j.iie.t ,.n. yit
Mrs. M. II. Genuomi anil child 1 ;"' i !' o-n 1
1111 he the guests or Mrs. i.ee Bar naiiy 1 i e , ri
ker, of Drain, for ,, short time. : d. The ear i
: firemen ;t t t 1 i
Mrs, F. !,. Claw "en, who has been 1 (Ity vlmppm
1ho guest of Mm. Wm. Sykes, of this ear to iviem.e
''enil'nf. LIM'nn
Divls. for the sum of Four Hundred
and Nine and ti-ton (jnvi.SU Dol
lars, together with Interest thereon
! MANY ARE INJURED IN EXPLOSION "' r"r r"'" ""n"m fr,"
; ; Pi! t .I 2nd day of Deeember, I9I3.
with Thirty if 3ft. nil) Dollars attor
ney ree and the costs and ili-buri"-meiils
ol said ar'ion n-ol ili'-'e' !n g
that all of the right, title and latere-!
or sii'd defendant In nnd to
the real property heivlrnner de
scribed nltiiehed as (he property ,f
defendant in ,;,iM aetion on tlie II Hi
day of (letnber. 1912. an.l nil tlie
rlrht. tl"e nr,l Inter.-n V, Veil
tile sa-it ,h-f, n.t vit mav !;.ie ar-oiir-e
i .in ;e ,1 .liuce C'e d i'e oT ('lie,
ef -ill: t'.ic.imetit. be sold lo pay d.'
l IIH'.ii;.
I a.
elty, returned to her home 111 Diain. 1
Kmll Mudter, of ltoij.e, Idaho.!
rame to Itoseberc icdeiday un,i Is,
lilHiinlng to make his rut. ire home In'
this vicinity. j
Mrs. Hofliue, of Vaiiuitm. Is the
truest oT her alitor Miv Florence,
Akin and Mrs. J. C. Aiken, of North!
Alain St, i
lily pe:-
lour ol t,e,,i 1 ,
rl circuit c-iused
a of a ll,i!B(,ii
ir eai i ii .i -In pa 1-
aehe.l 'er tl m '
""' ,1. Ill the 1 a,,,,
'' 1 !! ''-idly iniur.
""I r-:-h!!.v and (he
O'ic,.,.;, !! V ,U 1,1 d hlir-
: aw ay the m i 1 i :1 ,,( 1 1, ,
I lie m i'ii ,,,, !u, :
iDlll S,ll! r !i B ! 1,1
IBrBflliflMi SHi a
lit r Unc. oniMrAdi
mm inipiiiip
Hopes every man and woman here will adopt
this splendid health habit.
Says a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of
limestone phosphate in it washes poisons
from system, and makes one feel
clean, sweet and fresh.
at'
r v
dehli
nchl nnd linen iiuied in tlie 1,!,,,-
f. e and e.
1 f '1:!.,, '
low lug ib
Tih .(;
upon t ii-
in
III II lt I- IU M t nv I'MION
tae I i ,-,., a
Tctlirile,! till
. 1 did on I!
Id. duly l.n;
'! ib f, llii.'.l' in til
bed rel! 1 roper
I'irteH I'eiinty. (In g Ml. to w il ;
Coiiiin.-ii. ins at liic radrocd i.icM
ol II... tin c.un and California H;,i!
ro.1,1 t eiapacy. on the south b.rH of
the North rmeip.ia riior, i'ihiiii-ii.
!.. !nd I 'hence up s:.l, river ?vt twentv f a, r
baie beenjl-l' rods; theme In a south. i'v
"nth. Mr ; illreriioii twenty three t":;i rods to
leieiiiathe black dak tiee thence twelve mJs
t. W ' .Hid flit! feet Uele.K- 1,, ,-.,11,..,.. a
mrs. it. . AC..'.' retuineil to Her j encniiipmeut ud repot t, a moSt r,.! lands, thence northerly ,. 1
home nt Wilbur, after staying n few ; c lient meeting with tliousands of ! railroad lauds to the Nor-h rn,,e
tlnys with her sister. Mrs. .1. T. Saw-; Woodmen lu attendance. The weath. river su.l ,.,,i,. 1, .,. ... ..'i
yer of Blkton, Mrs. Sawyer, small Jer was very warm while away and i conveyed embrace' the Kerry land
T'-lm M. Tlnv:i.
'.t!tt' I'anU. an.l v. if,
iftertinnn ruin 1 1, n
ithir iHiiii wh,To il
Throne went the vy-v-from
o4ohut; to th
t,n.t I.-. .1 i . ' . , . . . .
. inruii. un.ierSouo la no i, Riaj to Ret Pack to tit Done what is known n. the w in,l,... .. ..
Wliy i man nn;l woiii.m, half
ilio tiliic, fccliii!' ncrviius, tlcsiuin
(Iimi), worried; some days head
achy, dull and uiwt niiiti; soino
days i-ca lly incapacilalcd hv illness.
IF we all would praHio
di'inkine;' nf iiliosihated h,,t
hefore lireakl'a-;!, w hal a : r
in. si t haiiu'c wmild take place
stead til' thousands of lnt'i
, aiiaeniie-lonkiiio' souls wit h pa'v,
muddy complexions we should see
el'owds of lti-.l.pv. healil.v. rosv-
Hioi'iiino- r illn illM(lo n
d1 he piwious days aeeiumila-
'"'il in lllllioc-l lll,i
IMKIV 1o'll!S. !,.n
w;c ie
and
the
atei-
! ! i'v-
1 11-
e crvwlteiv. The
cl.e, ked
reason is iha; t'n.. huui ui s 1 1 i : i
does not rid its,. if v:l, i, d.-iv Cf all
1he waste it aeeiiimilates under
cur ). rest n iimde of living. For
every ounce of food and drink
taken into ilic system ne:nlv an
imnee ,, waste material must he
carried oi't. else if ferments and
forms ptomaine-like poison-; jn
the howels w'.iieh are ahsorhed
into the hlood.
lust as lieeessai'v ns jf f0
clean the ashes froiii the furnaec
oa.-h day, ht fore tlie tire will hurn
briu'tit ami hut, so wo must each
I on,
lil'l l-r si,. - ...,,ll , . '.'
f , ,.''"' ' -'ie auvisel
J'. ' V'!,K '" "".niin, ,pfi.(,
hivaklast, a u;lss '
vater wuh a teaspoonful f lime,
'nepho,,,!,.,!,, it ;,s a .
VSS 1 out of
M-h.h,-,. liver. ki,l,1(.vs am
-wels the indi.o.til,,,. ,:,.;,,
!e.;,r !!,, r,.xins . )lms
o ... i -1 1 1 . sv. ei temnn
1 vim; the
' : in )i-
"Dt ii'o aliniont . rr i
stomaeh:,tn,l;n,,'',Vr'''Hl iu10
Millions f ,,o,,(1 w!lo h(l
lli.'-rtuinateistipation. hilious
fit tacks, acid stoma,-!), si.-k ln-ad-'''lics,
rheiMiiatisin. hi,h;ro
htvoiis days and sl,r,,l,.ss,,iU'ht
have hecome ,,,, (.,,1Il!,s ;(b.ut
tin' luormiier-insido hath
'l".'inrr pound of limestone phos
Hiate will not cost much ;it the
tf'W. but suflieient to
U-nionstratc to anvonc its cleans
? sweetenine; .,d frcShcnbB
I'lH'ct upon the system "