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ifil EVEMXO NEWS SATURDAY. OCTOHKIl III. 1910.
Just
R
eceived
A lot of leather covered rockers, five dif
ferent styles, all covered with Spanish
Leather, color brown. Special prices only
$18.50, $22.50, $23.50, $25.00
A. J. LILBURN & SON
Complete Housefurnishers
DOUGLAS COUNTY READY TO HELP
Ik Heady to Muke Survey if Commit
hi on Favors Itoute.
County Judge K. W. MarBters, of
Douglas county, upepared before the
state highway commlfiston at a meet
lug yesterday to announce that
Imugla.) county 1b willing to make a
survey of seventeen miles of high
way within Us borders between
Ko.sebuig and the Coos Bay country
if the commission will favor the
route.
A dWts-itlon from Lane and Coos
coumiis recently appeared before the
' commission seeking state aid in
j building a road from the Coos hay
points to. KiiRene by way of Keeds-
port and Florence. Judge Marsters
stated that he would have surveys
prepared and subjultted to the com
mission. No action was taken as the
matter has already been placed In
the hands of an advisory committee.
Salem Statesman.
Kress into passing such a law fol-
lowing bis re-election, in the same
manner as he had forced that body;
to pass the Adamson law. J
Mr. Adams Is a very pleasing
speaker, his voice and personality;
are well fitted for the work and he
delivers a logical, clear cut address
without the high-flown rhetoric and
gesticulations of many of the stump
speakers. His evidence Is undisput
able and his logic impressive.
There are no garr.G laws for those
who hunt with a Kodak. Get all
your Kodaks, amateur finishing and
Eastman Photo supplies at the Rose
burg Uoolc Store. tf861
FINE MEETING AT LOOKING GLASS
Attorney It. l. llilily hiHCUswe tho
Iti-owcr's Amendment.
An exceptionally large audience
was present last night uL Looking
Glass to listen to the address of
lion. II. L. Kddy on the subject of
the brewuiH amendment. The meet
ing was 1" the church building
which waH crowded to capacity by
the large audience.
From the standpoint of Stn attor
ney, Mr. Kddy, proved that the
amendment which is proposed by the
liquor element to puss would throw
the state wide open. It rcpeuls alt
other prohibition measures and In
addition allows beer to be sold to
minors or an ypcrson whoniHoever.
It would make it possible to obtain
liquor at any place or at any time,
putting Oregon In a murh worne po
sition than it was before prohibi
tion was 'endorsed uh no license could
he demanded.
A large number of Koseburg peo
ple were present among them boing
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Marsters, Mrs.
Kddy und daughter. Sheriff George
Qulne, Charles A. Ilrand, Guy Cor
don, OHcar Lindsay and wife and
C. O. Hosmer and wifo.
NEW TODAY.
WANTED 200 men and boys suits
und shoes. Merger pays highest
prices. Phone 182 or call 410 W.
Cubs street. 1099-O27
WANTED Girl or woman for gen
eral housework, in good home
where much assistance 1h given.
Call 34a S. Stephens St. or phone
147-J. iioo-tr
KOU KENT -Three housekeeping
rooms with sleeping porch and
Imlh. ('lean, comfortable, con
venient. $14.0(0 Including light
and water. Mrs. Staltz 420 Mill
street. 1098-o27p
Hardware Notions of Interest
to Housekeepers
Canned Heat, for Instant cooking, for healing Mnby'H milk or
liinidy'H shaving water, 10c tho can.
CHANEY.
(Democratic candidate for legisla
ture.) To the voterB of Douglas county:
As It will be impossible for me to
visit every preclnnt In the county be
fore election, I desire to briefly an
nounce my platform.
First: Economy In Keeping with
the dignity of our commonwealth.
Second: Abolition of all useless
commissions.
Third: Non-technical laws, which
any wayfaring man can understand.
Fourth: Tho repealing of many of
our freak laws.
Fifth: A more representative and
less expensive way of nominating
our candidates for office.
Sixth: OREGON DRY, the day of
voting for good fellows Is past. We
are facing questions of great moment,
hence we should kick out the hair
brained handshaker and employ men
for public servleo who look upon
public office as a position of faithful
and efficient service, Instead of a
private snap.
pd. adv. JAY h. CIIANEY.
G. W. Young & Son
im:al kstatk
Bonds, Loans. Rentals, Fire
Insurance, Notary Public.
1 tfl Cass Ktrevt
Phone 4117
-FOR-
County Clerk
-VOTE FOR
Chas. W. Clark
Republican Candidate
(Paid Advertisement.)
STOP RTTHE
GRAND HOTEL
CASS STREET ROSEBURG
SAVE YOUR
JUNK
Beautifully Done
It is always said of the laundering we do on the nice pieces.
In fact we aim to do It on all we handle. We please the most
fastidious taste. We can suit you.
PHONE 79
Aur Auto will Cull.
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
Ho.-.t prices paid for Rags, Rub
ber, MA Us and Hides, Men's
Second Hand Clothing Bought
and Sold.
BERCER'S JUNK SHOP
hone 182 ' 4IO V. Cuss St.
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ASSAILS
OIJCIKS
OP ADMINISTRATION"
(Continued from pace 1 )
An you one of the many tiring the Mystic Mitt? If not yon are
mln-stng the help of (ho It.Kuv.st Little 10c helper you have ever met.
Unlvornal Solder will mend China, 'or Glassware, Aluminum or
(iranilo, Tin or Porcelain. Aulo Radiators or pipes. 25c per tube.
Aluminum measuring spoons a set of four 15c.
"Puro Shell' Nut crock. Cracks shell and not kernel. Are all O. K.
Waxed paper for lunches, etc. should he in every kitchen. 5c pack.
Kats and mice will be looking for winter quarters now. Don't for
get to furnish them n trap.
. , ,
And many other little article you may need. '"'t
N. H. Kord drivers, have you seen that wrench assortment at
churchiirs. Mtiastiit&tS
Churchill Hardware Company
HtONMONGEKS.
1 It K K I. S
l, IIMISMUN 10c
ll"S HII'l'EliEXT.
'Always A Gnol Show"
7 fHlN
VPC"V
MTIKK Kl:l!V DAY ATI! TO .1 P. M.. IIVI'MM
1.T TO 11
TOll.W I INK DAY ONLY
THE DESTROYERS"
1 r'lM tin- Hook, "IVtor God," lly .l inn s Oilier I'iiiuihhI. A ton-
!.-'; ii I story n! tin- North w oo.i.i. a :v,l Mood story that will hold
" SH'II tor tho hlR iirtf. You saw "(iod's Country
unci the Uoi i.m." this is us i: .cel. rn'iie early and not a scat.
PATHE NEWS
1' iilniie Is worth tfi pike of al th ?s
A Funny Goldberg Kavtoon Komcdy
roMii;i;i-n'i Chapter of the t.lill' or i: I'lOltllVK
Kill II iu M;u uliK, a the-piut Hold Koosler piny from A. H.
Woods' i.tmou- tiiO.uiway sm-tew. Heine and I.ouie in a sUle
FplitliUK rometiy S reeU 1 te C.nis anil Ten (Vtit
nMIN( T:) Hlt IX i'THK (iAM.KY HI.WK"
have been lost, more people have
been killed in .Mexico during times
oT peace than in the entire Spanish
American war, while the amount of
noney spent has been almost twice
as much. Battles have been fought
.Mexican and American soldiers be- j
ing killed by the same kind of l.u'l j
lets shot from the same kind of
guns, tho American nation furnish
ing the enemy with the animuni
tion and arms with which to do the
fighting. Had a little firiuuess been
displayed on Ihe part of tho admin
istration, this would not have been
the result. There would have been
no widows as a result of frays at
Vera Cruz, Tumplco and Carrizal.
There would have been, no women
and children slaughtered at Colum
bus, the Americans in Mexico would
have been protected and the United
Stated could have looked with
pride at its policy Instead of with
snnme at the disgrace unprecedented
In history.
The broken pledge in regard to
the exemption of American ships iu
the Panama canal was also discussed.
During the campaign of 1912 the
democrats supported the measure
which had been passed by the repub-:
llcan congress eexmpting the Amerl-J
can coastwise vessels passing .
through the canal from paying the!
toll required of vessels of other na
tions. As soon, however, as they
had come into power they immediate-,
ly repealed this hill and now any '
vessel carrying lumber from the Pa
cific coast to the eastern or K:iro
pean mar ket must pay a toll o:' j
$1.20 per net ton for going through
the canal which was built with our:
own money and now under our own
management. 1
The ultimate effect of the Adam-
son law showing that this would un
doubtedly be repealed immediately
following the election and a com
pulsory arbitration law substit uted
was presented by the speaker. Mur
ing the past four years of the demo
cratic congress It has been shown
that they have made many changes
of this nature, and after the election
has taken place and they are sure of
their position for another term they
will then proceed to pns snrh legis
lation as they de-sir r' i:.i dh ss of
the wishes of laboring ;rmn.
it was shown that President Wil
son has always been opposed o or
c.tnized labor and on setL-r.il occas
ions recommended the import at Inn
of Chinese labor In order to force
down tho wages. He wos also shown
to be In favor of compulsory arbi
tration, along tho line followed by
the Canadian government and that
he would undoubtedly coorco con-
ROSE BOWLS
Flowers add charm to the ap
pearance of the table and brighten
the atmosphere of the home.
Bowls fashioned especially for
flowers display them better than
any others. You will be pleased
with our showing of rose bowls
piul flower howls.
Also delicate little hud vases of
cut gla.-tf. etched with bases of
silver. Priced at $1 and up.
Ql.AUTY SliKYH'K
Bubar Bros.
.)Kvi:i.i-:its a optomctkist
I
The
NORTH SIDE GROCERY
HAVE A FULL LINE OF
E
Groceries, Flour and Feed I
TO SELL!
THEY AI!E PAYING
MAItKET PKK'E IOI E(iOS.
The North Side Grocery
ALTON S. FHEY, Prop. H
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"Backward" Students
Often Unjustly
Blamed
Defective vision, Is prevalent
among the school children to
an alarming extent couipe
tent authorities have estimat
ed that more than 25 per cent
of all school children need
glasses.
The effect of poor vision
upon the health and standing
of school children Is generally
recognized by municipal au
thorities. Scholars that have
been termed "stupid" or "In
different" have frequently
headed the claps after they
have been fitting with correct
glasses.
Is your child suffering
from this cruel handicap?
A. S. Huey Co.
Optometrists.
Implements!
WE HAVE PUIICHASEl) THE STOCK OF IMPLEMENTS AXD
VEHICLES FOU.MEHLY OWN MI) 11V cJIfOUCIT At GILES, CON
SISTING OK IIUC.GIES, WAGONS,' PLOWS, DISC HAKROWS
CULTIVATORS, ETC.
WFIILE THIS STOCK LASTS
WE WILL SELL IT AT
Less Than Wholesale Cost
IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE
J. F. BARKER & CO.
IMPLEMENT AND VEHICLES.
ANTLERS
TONIGHT ONLY
William S. Hint In Hie new r.-liii'l Ti ianKlo-Inre Proline (ion
hotel UMPiiUA I "The Apostle of Vengence"
ROSEBURG. OREGON
'rl '
EVHOPE.W IM.A
Mfi Rooms. 41 nilh Prlvnte Dntl
Rates 1.00 VPT Any up.
W. J. WEAVEH, Pmn.
A Gripping Drama ot Kentucky Mountain Feuillsts.
KATTV AlilU'l'KLE In
"THE WAITERS' BALL"
A 2-recl Keystone "N'ongh Sort"
PRICES AS USUAL, Children 5c, Adults 10c
Cnnilng Sunilny nnil lcmilny. tho K,vnt Japanese Aitnr Sessile liny.
Bkmvn In "ALIEN SOI US" a Photoplay of Conflielinjt Nationalities.
And the Famous Durton Holmes TKAVKLOGl'F