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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1916)
TITK RVRV'VO FV MONKAY. Al'CUST 21. lUlfl. THE EVENING NEWS MIITOX J. BHOKMAKEIl CA1U, i. shoemaker BAM J. SIIOKMAKEB Editors and PwlilMicrs. IKSI KI) IIAILV EXCEPT KUMlAV Bub.crlptlon lutes Daily Ter j.inr, by mall 13.0' Pr momh. delivered .t Beml-Weekly. JT.r year BU monis 1 00 Entered as second-class matter! November 6, 1909, at Roseburg, Ore. mder act of March 3, 1879. MONDAY, Al (a ST 21, 1010. BEl'tllMCAN CANDIDATES, 1010. For President Charles E. Hughes For Vice-Pros Chas. W- Fairbanks For Congioss W. C. Ilawluy For Soe. of Slate U. W. Olcott For Pub. Service Commissioner ; Frcil G. lluchtel For Circuit Judge .1. A. Buchanan, of Douglas Co.; John 3. Coke, of I Coo Co.; Edwin O. Putter, of i Lane Co. For Benator n. I.. Eddy For Joint Rep Wm. H. Cloro For Representatives Charles A. Brand and Roy Grrggs. For Dlst. Auy Oeo. Neuncr, Jr. For Clerk Chas. W. Clark For Commissioner V. E. St. John For Sheriff For Assessor.... For Surveyor... For TrenBiiror.. ....Oeo. K. Quino Guy Cordon ..M. TJ. Germond J. E. Sawyora For Co. School Supt O. C. Brown For Coroner Dr. C. H. Wndo For Justice of Peace. ...C. F. Hopkins For Constable 11. B. Church A SET-MACK FOIl WILSON' Tho recent primaries in Texas furnish anything hut cheerful read ing for udmlnistrullon supporters. Fivo puembors of congress y ho woro seeking renoininatioii and try ing to rldo to victory on the presi dent's couttallB woro defeated, and tho most pronounced critic of tho administration In Texas cx-Gover-nor Colquitt had a long lead on his rivals for tho nomination for tho Hulled States senate. In Doceinber. 191-1, whllo he was Mill governor and heforo tho Mexi can trouble had reached anything llko its reront iiculo stage, Mr. Col quitt expressed his opinion of the Wilson administration, and In writ ing. "Tho Wilson administration," he wrote, "has boon tho greatest fall iiro in tho history of the presidency, lis foreign pulley has been Imbecile. Its repeal of the Panama tolls cx ntnptlon In violation of (he party's mitlonal platform was another weak surrender to England. Tho Wllson llryan management of the Mexican Bfralr lias been an egregious failure. They landed an American army In Vera Crun to force Iluerta to salute 1ho flag, and have brought it hack without getting the salute. What did It accomplish? it set all Mexico nflninn against the Americans, net only In Mexico but In Texas. It brought on a reign of terror all nlong the Texas border. Wilson and Jlryan liavo stood by encouraging ono gang of bandits after another, while people were being butchered all over Mexico." Nor did Iho governor confine his comments to the Mexican problem. "Tho administration's anti-trust laws," ho wrote, "are bare faced fakes so far aa protecting the people from trust oppression Is concerned. I am fully convinced the nntional election of 191(1 will end the demo cratic "regime." Such language as this made Col quitt persona non grata to the ad ministration, to put It mildly: ami In the primary all that the president rnuld do and all that his niimcious rabinet officers and ether prime favorites from Texas could do was dono to bent the timorous ex-gnv-ornor. Tho administration's first favorite was Congressman Hob Henry; but when It became evident that ho was lagging In the race, tho White House chanced Its mind villi usual facility and transferred lis affections and Its support to Scn ntor Culberson. Nevertheless. Col quitt leads Culberson by mere thin Zo.oon and Henry Is a bad third. The result Is not without Its of feet on Capitol Hill. Up there liany a congressman who was pUn ling to so back lionie am! ask for mother term on the ground that he hurt "stood hy the president" is now wondering If he would he better off If he could find another slogan. SlfOllJ) I.VIHIT THE Ol'EiC'EltS Tito officers of Siskiyou county in California should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, it such a thing is In existence in that county, for openly and flagrantly violating their oaths of office. Otherwise the litany auto parties front Oregon would not be able t0 make the run Into the California town and loud up with poor whiskey and beer on a Sunday morning and return to their homes and cause trouble, not only for themselves but to the persons who employ them. The state of Oregon is put to a terrible expensu during the year, prosecuting the canes which have Ihelr origin In Ilornbrook. If there is a law on the statute hooks of the stcte of Cali forll,i which prohibits the sale of liquor on Sunday, tho authorities of the most northerly county In that state are "guilty as hell" and should be railed to account hy the state of ficials. McCombs in the opening addre s at I lie democratic convention said. "Tho elephant is dead, the moose Is dead, long live the American eagle!" What an inspiring sight it will be In November to see the two corpses he refers to walking all over a very sick donkey with the bird mentioned flying hopefully above. The president has appointed an assistant In the slate department to tho office of "special drafling ex pert," newly created by congress, an'' his duties will be to prepare diplo matic notes and treaties, lletter hire n whole corps. Twelve southern states have a to tal of 2.500 national guardsmen on (he .Mexican border; Illinois ihas 1 1,000. What's Iho answer? EDITORS AUK WEI.l, PLEASED OREGON CITY, Or.. Aug. 21. Word was received today by E. E. llrodle. president of tho Oregon Stale Editorial Association, from of. ricljils of the Chamber of Commerce of Pendleton that the acceptance of the association of Pendleton us the coiivenllon city for 11)17 had been received. Newspaper men of east ern Oregon and officials of tho com mercial bodies of Pendleton nro nuik. lug tentative plans for the ontortatn. nient of the editors next summer. Tho mark set hy Oledford and southern Oregon this year In hospi tality shown to tho editors will force the eastern Oregon people to be on thel r"tocs". The recent convention was larg or In numbers than any former con vention, and n new record wiih maile for enthusiastic meetings and the entertainment.. maiilkv-m veils weddixg Lust night nt El Kodo. the homo of George Kruse, near Melrose. Miss Gladys Myers, the daughter of S. Myers, became the bride of Clifford Mabley. The home was beatlfuily decorated with n profusion of terns and garden flowers and was throng ed with the many fi lends of the con. trading parties . On tho spaeiour, veranda, hung with glowing Japan- , ese lanterns. In full view of the I guests, and standing beneath n huge j white wedding hell, the mnrrlage i ceremony was performed 1y Itev. Cole. The ushers formed a pathway through which the wedding party passed to the strains of the march played by Mls.s Goodman. After (he ceremony was perform ed Mr. and Mrs. Mabley received the f' llcMiittons or the many friends and delightful refreshments were served the guests who had gathered about ; the porch, The newly married couple have a ! very nice new bungalow awaiting ; their occupancy en the farm ad joining the Kruse place. HORN To Mr. and Mrs. A K Mrange, or 4.M Mill street on Sat. j urday, August 1. 19 1, , son. UKTl'HNS FIIOM EAKTHItX TK1P J. A. Worley and wife returned toda yfrom a 4-nionths trip to the boyhood home of .Mr. Wnrley lr Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Worley mail, the entire trip In their nudson 6 and Report a delightful ?tlme, no accidents of any kind occurring to mar the pleasure. The return trip begun five weeks ago today and was made by way of the northern route A short stop was made In Yellow stone park. A camping outfit was carried and with but few exceptions the nights were spent in the op"n Mr. Worley reports crops In good condition In the states through which he passed and business conditions In Ohio, especially In the manufac turin gcenter as booming. 'I.I.AXS HEADY FOlt COl'XCIf, Engineer L. G. Hicks has 'pre pared the plans for the Improve ments to the city hall. The Improve ments will consist of building rooms for the use of the firemen so that they can remain in the building at night and will also have suitable club rooms. Three small sleeping rooms nro provided for with parti tions beginning at a point eight Inches from the floor and continu ing lo a lieirht of eight feet with curtain doorways. Each room Is also provided with a. locker. A bathroom, hot water connections and other accessories are also provided. GETS PICTlTiK OF 1)1'.. HOICK N;rthan Kullerton yesterday re ceived a postcard picture of Dr. Geo. E. Ilonck. now located as captain with the hospital detachment at Camp llalboa on (he Mexican bor der. 'The kodak picture shows the captain seated on his Idack horse, near the camp. It is an excellent likeness aniltl Is plaintly to be seen that the doctor is appearing in much better health than when he left the city. WANTED--Girl to work in dining room. Inquire at News office. S95-tf FOlt SANE- 8-year-old horse, works well under saddle .and pack. Inquire lor, I Winchester street, city. X9ti-a2fip FOR SALE Thoroughbred Cots wold rams. L. E. Gillnm, phone 14F34, Itosebnrg, R. F. D. 887-9-1 Hp FOR SALE OR THA OK Surrey In fine condition. Would consider cow, and wood. Address E. W. .loran. 701 E Second avenue N.', City. S94a25p LOST Suitcase filled with clothes, between Winchester and Yonenlla. Finder notify M. Scharl'f. ,'3 4 9 Morrison street, Portland, and re. ceive reward. 897-a26 NOTICE TO CONTItAv-l-OHS Sealed proposals, addressed to tho County Court of Douglas County. Oregon, and endorsed "Proposals for CASTO RIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature TE FLAVOR GF (Mrs?! fiirrnsi nit uiia fiiiy is mmE A Chew That Has Dean Famous for a Third of a Century HAS THE RiDt! RED BURLEY TASTE Clicw t:n 15 t!ic only way to pet ttie rich t.iic of the toMcco leaf. And the only form of tottci.-o in which you pet the h.if as Nature made it is the plug form. A chew of ?;var Head ph:v tobacco has a wonder :u! flavor such a ynu never did and never will taste in any other tohaa-o. That Spear Head flavor is unique, mellow, fruity, everlasting iy delicious and sati tyn.. Siu'ar Head lias been famous for a third of a century as the richest, ta.Ht cst of chews. It's made cf sun-rir'-onrd, red Bnr ley. And it's prothi.ed by the most modern methods, w huh develop the hi.cfMK favor of the leaf to the su j:re:v.f d.-crre. It is safV'.'i.a-de.l at every 5tep In its making, 'f lie factor v is clean and san itarythe processes aie pure-food pro cesses When the cl-oj-c re ! UntW fia re.n rretd into mellow. ;- ' t Si e. r I le id pint: you lunc a chew i;i".t $nnply can't be emi.illcd. Spear Head is the hih quality chi w of the wnrl Try Spear Head you'll never jura in lc sat is tied with any other chew. In 10c cuts, wrapped in wax paper. THE i WW :'l"J -.i MEXICO ''IT IS A RECORD WHICH CAM HOT be examined carefully without a sense of profound'' humiliation: My j . mi ': ii IV: constructing a liriilgo tn DouglaH County, OrjRon, over 131k Crock on tho iMorntngstar road, about one mile west ot brain" be reriivcd by the county court of Jouglas county, Orison, until :2 o'clock M., September 1st, 1916, nnd not there after, at its office In the court house at fcoReburi;, Oregon, wiien such proposals will be publicly open ed and read. Plans, specifications and estimates are on file with the county clerk of DoukIus County, an,i may be there r.eon, nnd copies may be obtained ni the office of the roadmaster at tho above address. A .deposit of five dollars shall be required on each set of plans and specifications. Kach 1) lil is to he presented under sealed cover, and filed with the county clerk or Dousing County, On gen, and snail be ace npa""'ed in r. certified check made payable to the county court of Douglas County, for an amount equal to at least ten per ent of the amount of said bid. Such certified check shall be delivered mnn the condition that If said bid bo accepted, the party bidding will properly and promptly enter .into and execute contracts and bonds in iccordance with tho award. Should tho successful bidder to whom the ontracts are awarded fall to execute the same within ten days (not In "linrr Sunday) from the date of notification of such award, such check shall be forfeited to Pouglas County as liquidated damages, and tho same shall be the property oT the county. All other certified checks will be returned to the un successful bidder who submitted the same. A good and sufficient bond with a satisfactory surety will he requir ed for the faithful performance of the construction contract, in a sum equal to 50 per cent of the contract price. Tho estimates nrc approximate only, being given as a basis for tho comparison of bills. Tho right is reserved to reject any and nil proposals or to accept tho proposal deemed rest for Douglas County. Hated Aug. 3rd. 1918. County Court of Douglas County, Oreeon. By R. IV. MAHSTERS. Judge, oy E. It. PINKSTO.N-, Commissioner. My B. F. NICHOLS. Commissioner. S56-a.11 XIITU'K TO TA.WMVKISS OK IHHI.I XS trTV The Hoard of Equalization will meet nt the Assessor's office nt the Court House the second Monday In September, for the purpose of i'u;il:iing anil adjusting the as sessment rolls, nnd correcting all errors in valuations and descrip tions of land. Dated this 17th d.y of Aug. 1916. FRANK L. CALKINS. S73-a31 Assessor. MAN AND THE -, ft.' IBS : ...Y rteZS&f? - " ""'rJH-w YORK TRiDUNt: .NOTICE 01' SIIEKIFF'S SAM Notice Is hereby given that by vir tue of an execution and order of sale issued out. of the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon lor Douglas County, on the 3rd day of August, 1916, on a judgment rendered in .laid court on the first day of March, 1916, in an action whcicin tiio plain-J tiff Julius Goldsmith, recovered j judgment against T. II. Fannau and! .Mrs. .Molvina Fannan for the sum! of Three Hundred Iweiuy-scveu dol lars eighfVjfive cents (4327.85) with Interest orereon at 8 per cent from j June lfith, 1915, and thirty dollars ($30) attorney's fees and eleven dol lars twenty cents ($11.20) costs, which Judgment was enrolled nnd docketed tn the clerks office o'f said court in said county on the first day of March, 1916, I have levied upon and will on Saturday, the 9th day of September, 1916, at the hour of 1 o'clock p- ni., at the front door of the county court house in Rosehurg. Douglas county, Oregon, offer for sale and sell at auction for cash, subject lo redemption as provided by law, nil of the right, title and In terest of the above named defendants and of all persons, claiming., by. j through or under them, since the first of March, 1916, In or to the following described real property, to. wit: Illock Six (S) In the town of East Drain, situated in Douglas County. Oregon. GEORGE K. QUIXB, Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon. SI :.-s I riXAI, NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Dorothy llunch, deceased, has filed his final account with thn County Cleric for Douglas county, Oregon, and .that the Honorable K. W. Marsters, Judge of tho County Court for said County, lias fixed Saturday, the second day of Septem ber, 1916, at the hour of ten o'clock in the furenoon as tho time, and the county court room in the court house of said county at Koseburg. Or. as the place fur hearing objections, II any, to said final account and for """tiling the same. Koseburg, Oregon. August 2, 916 A B. HAINES. Administrator of the eslato of Doro- thv Hunch, decp;1s-il. S3't-a3lp E.XhtVTIU.V NOTICE. In the County Court of the State ef Oregon for Douglas county. In the matter of the estate of V.'tiham Rremner. deceased. Notice Is hereby given that by a order of tho abovo entitled court duly mado and entered oh the 2 1st day of July. 1916. the undersigned was duly appointed executrix of the Hst will and testament of William flremner. deceased. All persons hav ing claims against the estate of said deceased are hereby required to present them, with proper vouchers duly verified as by law required to the .inlcrslgned ?t Drockwiv Drug. ISSUE, ' las county, Oregon, or to her attor neys, Neuncr & Wlmbcrly, at their offices in the First State & Rsvings Hank Building in Roseburg, Oregon, witmn si months from the first pub lication of tais notice. Dated and first published Jul)' 24, 1916. MARGARET BREMNER, Executrix of tho last will and testa ment of William Brcmner, De ceased. 793-a28 NOTICE TO COXTItACTOiiS Sealed proposals, addressed f the County Court of Douglas County, Oregon, and endorsed "Proposals for improving road3 in Douglas County, Oregon, to-wit: the John Perdue road in Road Dist. No. 17" will bo received by the county court of Douglas County, Oregon, until 12 o'clock M., September 1st, 1916, and not thereafter, at its office In tho court house at Roseburg, Oregon, when such proposals will be public ly opened and read. Plans, specifications . and esti mates are on file with the county clerk ot Douglas County, and may he there seen, and copies may be ob tained at tho office of tho road- master at the above address. A de posit of five dollars shall be requir ed on each set of plans and specifica tions. Each hid Is to ho presented under scaled cover, and filed with the county clerk of Douglas County, Oregon, and shall be accompanied by a certified check nwde payable to the county court nf Douglas County, for an amount cqiu.Mo at least ten per cent of the amount of said bid. Such certified check shall be deliver, ed upon thi condition that if said bid he accepted, the party bidding will properly and prcinplly enter into and execute contracts and bonds in accordance with tho award. Should the successful bidder to whom the contracts are awarded fall to execute the same within ten days (not including Sunday) from the date of notification of such award, such check shall be forfeited to Douglas County as liquidated d.umtcos, and the same Jiall be the property of the county. AH other certified checks will be returned to the unsuccessful bidder who sub mitted the same. A good and sufficient bond with a satisfactory surety will be required for the faithful performance of tho construction contract, In sum equal to r,0 per cent of the contract price. The estimates are approximate, "nly. being given as a basis for the. comparison of bids. The right is reserved to reject any and all proposals, or to accept the Proposal deemed best for Douglas County. Dated Aug. 3rd. 1916. County Court Of DoueLia fnimlr Oropoa. ' Hv It, W. MAUSTERS, Judgn, E. li. riXKSTON, Commissioner By B, F. NICHOLS, Com rnisplonr. 855-a3l
