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Newspaper Page TextA.V E.Yl'EKT PAtkKH OP TH1KTV V EARS' EXPERIENCE 8AV8 DOUGLAS CQCNTY APPLE ARB THB BEST HE EVER HANDLED DOVGLAS COUNTY HAS THE BEST ALL-THK-YKAR-ROCXD CLIMATE, AND THE HARUE8T FRUITS AND BERJUW KtEP WELL POSTED On the curreut v.n t a ni llm world's protcrHiM by roa linif the 1-UlLY Kkvikw UalivrHl by carrier. 60 ant unmtli ROSEBURG PROFITABLE INVESTMENT; Advertisers get food returns tram an nonncomants placed in Ufa ispers tbs Dailt iD TwitK-A-wmn Kavtsw. Xr tlieui there's none othar o (rood. VOL. Mil. ItOSKHUUO, OREGON, FRIDAY EVft.MXCi. JANUARY 27. 11)11. Xo. BXS. Review United Stales Markets Opened lo Fish Without Duty PROTECT IS COUNTRY-WIDE Pii'pis'd M Treaty Wiib J pan A so Fremists Trouble Admlial Bdiiy Ousted Special to tilt' KvcllillB Iti'Vicw. (iLOI'C'KHTKIt. .Mass., Jim. L7. licslKiii'd as a proi. st against the re ciprocity treaty with Canada. fi:l;s of the New Knulmul llsliliiK fleet are at half mast luday. Hackers of the Ind.islly are pianniHK a bitter tlKlit against the treaty, which allows l':illiili.in ll-di to I marketed In Hie United States wit'iout duty, alonu with other food:- and liiinliet. A roiuuiitief tiotu tlu risliini: Inierests liar heeit appointed to act in W'usli iiiKlon Willi a similar committee rep r. mini; tlx Atlantic and Pat ilic cod, mackerel and s.iIiihiii tislterie..- in ol osition to latilicatien ol the treaty ly t'otlKfess. I'oiiKress lii So Mucry to Itiiify- WASHINGTON-. Jan. -;7 f'onsre is if liewildered over the Canadian le clproeitv I rnn tv and is dlsplav'iu; a stroiiK distaste for too hasty ratifica tion until the tariff experts ascertain how It will affect revenue. While no leader or Cmisress Is talking much. It Is admitted that other matters must be settled at this session and that acceptance or rejection of the treaty Is unlikely heroic conclusion ol the reKtilur session. Coolie limiilej'titloii Uenrecl. WAIIIXfiTON. Jan. 27. A new treaty between the United States and Japi'ii, which eliminates all reference to coolie Immigration, is about to be presented for ratification by Con-grp.-s. If the proi'nsed agreement is accepted, each nation will be allowed to reyihi'e the in!!n (f foreigners UP It fees lit. but the old clause which (-.vn ..ii-cri a il-e v:!V to force Japan to cliei k its ei"He output will he dropped. Treaty Would Cause War. SAX FRANCISCO. Jan. 27. Should the Covernnient carry out the proposed plan to negotiate a new treaty with Japan by eliminating the clause relative to immigration, so obnoxious to Japan, the Pacific. Coast will vfitness a repetition of the Chin ese riots, which will precipitate this country into war. according to A. E. Yoell. secretary of the Asiatic l.eagui . In an interview today. He said a breach already existed be- Concert Given by High School Glee Club, assisted by the Men's Apollo Club and other talent. The proceeds are to be used in the purchase of a new piano for the high school. Baptist Church on Friday, January 27, 8 p. m: Price 25c Don't Read This IX ,4 HI Kit V. Shampoo and Plain HainVess Hair Dressing. Fancy Facial Massage Vitro Facial Massage .fj Face Bleach for freckles, etc. , Facial Massage and Pleach . . . Manicure Q Body Massiifc) I.OI J Ropburg Beauty Parlors Hair Goods Neckwear Millinery Toilet Goods Msss.ik C'rH.mi. Skin Food. Whilpnlng Crpam. Cold Cream, Hair Tonic, Face llleach, Hrllllantlne, Hair Kcmover, Face Powders. tweeti tho two countries and thut war was bound to eouie sooner or liter. Kxit Admiral llnri-y. WASHINGTON. Jan. 27. By Or el. r of President Taft and Secretary the Navy Mever. Hear Admiral Parry, recently commander of the started with 3B liens and two roost P.icitlc squadron, resigned today "tor era. all full blood S. C. Buff Orping the good of the service." Barry loses tons, nnd during the year these 36 ill rank and pay. He recently quit hens laid 4804 eggs. Two pullets the service aftei officers of his com- were trapuested and one of them niand asserted that they had viewed 'l 220 eggs and the other 237 dur :in immoral act in his cabin in which '"K the year. At the end of the year the admiral and his cabin bov were Mrs. Northrop sold slock and eggs involved. HFATH (Ml. WIFK OF FRANCIS J. HKXKV. NEW YORK. Jan. 26. Mrs. Fran ks J. lleney, of San Francisco, whose husband was formerly special prose rin inn attorney in San Francisco, died tonight of tubercular menin gitis. She had been III about ten lays. Tho body will be Francisco for burial. taken to San Messrs. W. L. and T. C. Cobb re turned Thursday night from a three vieks trip to Southern California. Thev n'so crossed the .Mexican bor der at 'l ia Jiitina. They visited near- all the leading points along tho western part ol the state. At San Realty firm, returned to the city this the second time that It could not liego they met R. i. Dixon, R. C. morning from a trip to Crescent City ogreiS and was discharged. Every g-e and other Douglas county peo- and other coast points, during which juror save one voted for a verdict of ile. In Southern California they he and a companion, George Drinker, not guilty, but the one favoring con- i.uiid that there arc two principal a mining engineer of Los Angeles. vlction refused to yield, crops depended upon. One Is lem- spent ten days snowed in at a small District Attorney Ilandlan says he ns and oranges and the other is stage station on Patrick Creek. Jose-jwlll try the case again, hut that he tourjsts and "both are picked lililno county. (will ask for a change of venue. It green." They found good land selling Thev lert Medford on January 2 Is the general opinion, however, that t high pries as much as $600 per with Mr. Kllppel's team and buggv. the woman will never fare another re tor unimproved tracts In the Intending to return within t few, trial. 'im' i Clara Valley. Across the In- days. Srlienk Diiiiiiilntfl. i national boundary in Old Mexico On the return Journey, seeing that I In a statement issued to the news- is very cheap, b it being prartl- a storm was imminent, thev endear- papers today, Schenk said It was a .i1:-. without government protection, ored to reach this city, but were over- terrible disappointment to hi in to 'iidlvidu.il buyers are wary. Good inken en route nnd forced to turn see his wife set free, lie was tlior- roids are a strong feature in South- back to the shelter or the Raymond oughly convinced, he said, that his cm California and at San Diego the stagi station. iwlfe had given him poison deliberate- ouni i: ixsninr. Ji'.ftoil.OOO worth Tin woroi or the storm was en- ly and he hoped for her conviction. -it bunds lor good road building, countered in the Illinois Vallev !.. Schenk is at the home or his sister. Automobile drivers there seem to I ween Colts Range nnd Crescent City. . He looks hale and hearty, despite iiave no sliced limit, and often go at While trying to cross the Val'eithe Illness that brought him near to i rule of ",u to 60 miles per hour, through almost four reet or enow, death. He will probably Institute Such speeds are very damaging to they came upon the stage from I divorce proceedings at once. Though roads. .Messrs. Cobb made no real Cranlk Pass, which was held solid In i Mrs. Schenk stands legally exoner- state investments while away, and a drift. A woman passenger on t'.e iiiled or the charge or attempted nuir- lelieve Hint Oregon soil at Oregon s'age was carried by the driver for. dor, her relations with Daniel Phtl- irlces is hard to beat. over half a mile and then placed on Hps. a local clubman, with whom she Mauley M Strawn was over from :l horse and taken through to the look many automobile rides and up- Yoncnlla on business today. He Is ntntlon. i" whom she lavished presents, will ngaged In the pnultu business and I'l" reaching there the party met, furnish the grounds for Hie suit ror ixpocrs to market mull friers this '.I'e driver nnd passengers of the n separation. Schenk. who Is n nill-ej.-nn Ile has film. I -.-.ii ,. 1 . northbound stage, which had sur- i llonalre packer. courted Ills wife niiehrd and expe-ts he second In- a illmeiit to hatch ill two or three v '.'ks. ineie ;s a strong nnd eon- it'tit demand fo poultry and eggs m l many more producers like Mr. Strawn aie needed in this county. I J:is. ownhy, Gridley, Calif.: W. II. ll,i;,..v ,1 .li 1. "" .' ...... ...... 10, v..n nuu wife. West Brooklyn, III 'Geo. Lewis. Salt Lake; A. L. Gray, Los X NiiH'K ! If Snnr rillllll' II W Parker. Kugene: R. W. Davis. Har- risburg; W. D. Hodgson, Ashland; Uorah and Owen have been working John K. Stever. Salem, were among hard for the passage of such legisla te recent arrivals here from distant tlon In Congress as will Insure the points Mullen received a fine, pure- .1. iilooded Haired Plymouth Rock :i)ostir from Michigan today to ndd iO his Hoik of bloodfd poultry. Judge Wonacott 1h still detained 'rom duly hy illness, bp able to he at his Monday, however. He hopes to oilice by next xo mokk imij:s. ilrni-ltohl 1oe Its Work Tlion Xo Return. Highly If you have piles, you know that the usual treatment with salves, sup positories or operations can't be de pended upon for more than tempor ary relief. Outside treatment won't eure the inside cause bad eireula tinn in the lower bowel. Dr. Ieon hardi's Hem-Hold, a tablet remedy taken internally, 'removes the rause of piles permanent ly. Sold for $ 1 and fully guaranteed by the Red Cio-s 1'harniary and druggists ev ry- where. Dr. Leonhardt Co.. Station H., !;u(Talo. N. Y., Props. Write for booklet. 6 o Hand-painted Valentines, the brightest, snappiest line you ever saw. just In at Graves' Art Kmpor- In in. Ufl4 Splecw at Roseburg Pharmacy are 3 cted. carefully uiliiea, aw are the purest obtainable. dtf Our work is the Guaranteed Satisfaction Kind. CIIICKFNS ItRIN'G CASH TO LF.HAXOX WOMAN l.KBANON. Or.. Jan. 2G. Mrs S. Northrop, who lives In the south era part of the city, is among those who are making money oft of their chickens. Last year Mrs. Northrop to the amount of 1170. SO and con Kttmed at home in eggs and stock to the amount of about $30, making a j total of $20ii.80 for the year, and she paid exiienses amounting to 51. making a total profit for the year of , 11.14.80, and has left 40 hens audi three roosters. During the past year Mrs. North-' rop has won Beveral prizes which has ' udvertised her birds considerably, and she expects her prolttn to be greater than last year. She has orders ahead for 700 eggs at $10 per 100, and for nine single settings at $2.50 each. ' TEN DAYS IX SNOW. MEOFORD. Jan. 26. J. Klippel member of the Southern Oregon '''red a similar fute on Colls Pang" o w.IXT POPULAR VOTH FOR U. S. SENATORS. Advices from Washington are to the effect that Senators Borah. Owen. I i. u.-j.L-w nuu uinri a iiuuii'ni.'U ill me popular election of United Stutea senators, have been looking Into the oeonlc nf tli a i-t slmm al,r.o nt da llnion on this subiect. Senators people the privilege of voting for their senators, hut Senator Depfw does not favor the idea. (jetting down to statistics Mi'' situ ation presented to Mr. Depew am1 those who think like htm todav 's -bin: Tbtrty-six states have expressed themselves favorable In one form or atiothtr to the election of senator by a direct vote of the people, and they constitute more than three fourths of the states of the Union. They are: Alnbama, Arkansas, Cali fornia, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho. Illinois, Indiana, Iowa. Kan sas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Mon Una. Nebraska Nevada, New Jersey. North Carolina, North Dako- ta. Ohlo, Oklahoma. Oregon, Penn- sylvania, South Dakota, South Caro- I i na , Tennessee. Texas, Vi rgl n ia . Washington, Wisconsin and Wyom ing. Virtually ali of the stales west or the Hudson River. I)emocr:ttlo and Republican alike, have acted f:vor- ably on this question. Only eight or nine states have failed to act. Mr. Depew is supported by many senators In his Idea against the direct vote. nd the oj posing opinion is strong nnd effective. Kor years this senti- ment In the Senate has proved a harrier that the champions of direct elections have not been able to over- come, rour limes me nouse nas panned by a two-thirdB vote a reHolu tion proposing an amendment to the constitution which would islve direct election of Senators, and on each oc casion when the House action has been submitted to he Senate that body has failed or refused to vole on the resolution. Eugene Guard. RKtl. JOT.tTfc TUANSI'F.ltS. .1. B Riddle to W. If. H'iH!ey, $son; 4 lots, block 8. Riddle. A. F. Bahrke to Fred Dle kman. json- block 2. HahrkVs sub-llvlsloe of Frultvale. Old Solilicr Tortured. "For yearn I suffered unspeakable torture from indigestion, constipa tion and liver trouble," wrote A. K. Smith, a war veteran at Erie. Pa., "but Dr. King's New Life Pills fined me all right. They are limply great." Try them for any stomach or kidney trouble. Only 20c at all druggists Pa'ronlie Review advertlaera. II Only One Juror Voted tor Mrs. Scheuk's CouvictioD HUSBAND IS DISAPPOINTED Survivors oi Wieiked Strain Site, Vesstl Total Loss No Word From ibe Wbttlms Special to the Evening; Review. WHEEI-INti, W. Va Jan 7. John Practically acquitted. Mrs. Schenk. tried on Hie charge of pois oning her husband, will probably he released on ball tomorrow. After a session of 25 hours, the jury which tried the case, at 2 o clock yesterday afternoon reported to the court for when she was employed as n servant. They have two children. .Misslllir Boat. Safe. SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. 27. The missing life boat from the stranded . . .. . steamer Collage City, hearing the iremainiiig 1 passengers and mem bers of the crew, has landed lit Vai- ;,, i'0k. cl up here today. The dez ItJand, according to a wireless l!r!!!n.mPe.!,a!'H tbat the Cottage City has broken in two nnd is a total loss. The steamer, w'llch left Seat tle for Skagway Wednesday night with freight and :JS passengers and a rew of (:! men. went on the rocks o Cape Mudge. H. ('.. at :i o'clock Thursday nfiernnnn in a blinding snowstorm. Xo lives were lost. RrlH-b Uiryinir Recruits. flPACIirCA. Ariz., Jan. 1 Mexican officer of the rebel army reported recruits. in this vicinity securing Cowboys along the border sav they are willing to go n pain IS GOOD AS til! well. it is rumored that Mudoro is ot.s from boarding trains, boats or planning to push nis revolutionary . public stages. The 1 ralnn en are campaign Into Sonora. sel.e the ports lmuch M earnest In advocating this of entry, establish a new republic and )iit which Is intended lo prevent s"'k recognition from the I'nited jHrones of drinking and accompany States. jing evils of bud language and peace Xo Word Ki'oni the Wheelin WASHINGTON, Jan 21, to communicate with Hip Kfforts gnuhont SPECIAL At The PAUCt III AIRE TONIGHT and Saturday TheKneedlers in Bits Harpists and Tyrolian Yodelers DOC VINAKI) Dutch Comedian Billy Bishop Black Face Singing and Danc ing Comedian Three Reels of High Class Motion Pictures The (rolileli Kll!pT A Motintttfi. Maid HoImi'h Xiiihx MatiuuM Baturday and SmukUvs at 2:30 o'clock Wheeling were unsuccessful up to noon today. it. was reported that there had been an explosion aboard the vessel yesterday. Oltlclals admit they are worried All wireless fta- Hons aliing the South Atlantic coast have been ordered to call the vessel. Ohio Fraud Record Smashed. W EST UNION. O., Jan. 27. Ail iast records for tf.e Adams county electltn Inquiry were smashed yes terday when the grand Jury reported J2S new indictments. I These were ngailist voters who had I voluntarily entered pleas of sillily. 1 The last batch brought ibe total for live weeks' Investigation up to J I IS. or oue-ihlrd of Hi,, entire electorate. Between 1S00 and l'jno have been disfranchised. HUN I'nsNcd by House. SAI.EM. Or., Jan. 2fi. Without a dissenting rote the House Ibis morn-1 Ing passed Itepresi'iitallve l.lhby's ' hill Imposing severe penalties on per- sons convicted of engaging In the! white slave trallic. The bill provides ,0011111111 or the paper us anything the for tines ranging rrotn $100 to $10,- Ordinance can contain. It la with 000 and for Imprisonment of rrom pleasure Hint wo notice this nwakeii one veur to ten veai-B. Other mens- ! lug. and express the hope that effort urea cussed bv the House follow: I Miller of Columbia Regulating return of liquor license money de-jllfe let us foster It. Though U Soul hern PaoHle, In which tho Com posited with County Court when ll-!nay protest against measures of I mission ordered the Southern Pacific cense is refused. jclcnnilncss, they be but like the pro- i to construct a siding at Edenbower Hawlev Providing for recording 1 test of the little urchin whose race is i or aulticlent size to accommodate iinmes ot rarnis. Ylalarkpr Requiring husband and wire to ioln In petition lor adoption of a child Nottingham Permits mechanics' lens to lie enrorced nuiilitMl homo-11 steads. Burgess Prohibiting sale nnd use of giant and cannon firecrackers more than 2 Inches In length mid 5-x Inch in diameter. Rigid and thorough investigation we expect lo see the News smiling of the affairs and management of the "nd happy, ror this ordinance was in Oregon Stale Insane Asvluni was or-, tended and will he the mother to dered by both the Senate and House In resolutions adopted today. V'u l.lruletiaiil-fiovernoi'. The House today adopted Senator Calk'ns folnt resolution proposing a rorstltutiotial ameiMlment providing for a Llenlenanr-fioverur.r. Before doing so the House adopted an amendment providing that the Speak er of the House oi Represenlatives shall be next In tho order of succes sion to the Governor's chair, In tho event of death, nbsence from the state or disability, alter the Lieutenant Governor nnd president of the Sen ate has served. As amended, the resolution will be returned to the Senale for its con eu rrenee. The resolul ion will be submitted to the people of the state in the general election In November. 1912, Work Convict on Roads, Place all convicts on the roads when not needed for other purposes at the state penitentiary and create ar'o 'the moves' carried in two bills a State Highway Commission. These that passed the Senate today, Cnder the bill as amended all con victs may be used excepting those In the found ry a n d t h ose serving 1 i f e sentences. Supervision of County Courts Is required and convicts may be requisitioned in this manner. Rock fluiirrtcH and crushing camps are to be established In Kastern and South ern Oregon and the Willamette Val ley as required. Keep IH Ink HT Train. Trainmen of the Southern Pacific inre behind senate hill number introduced by Himlck of Clackamas, which will prohibit intoxicated per- disturbances on lines ol public travel The bill will slop the use of buffet cars on trains alter the expiration of present licensis. and it also prohibits t he possesion of lii) nor bv passen gers, persons convicted may be fined $' to Vno or I in prison ment for from in to .'!i days and for second offense hoi h tine and im prison ment is required. The bill is apnroved by the slate railroad corn mission. Accomilaiil Want I.nkIii-m Put On ProfcHHiniuil ItnslN. J. W. Ferguson. John Y. Richard son. K. H f'fillis. Arthur H'Tildce. and Alex ('. Itae. public accountants of Portland, are at the capltol and will have introduced a bill calculated lo place t heir business on a profes sional basis, Tbeh bill calls for a State Hoard of Public Accountancy to consist of five exoerlenced account ants to he appointed by the fiovernor. This board will conduct examinations of all persons professing to he ac countants and Issue certificates to those snccessl u l!y passing t lie test . All successful applicants will pay a fee of The bill carries no ap- ! proprlatlon, the board to be seir I sustaining. ( Itae, Ferguson nnd Collis are re jinembered in Koseburg as accounl 'ants who have experted the financial reenrds of Ibe county). -o- SKI.D OATS !'ll S.W.K. Seed oats, white or grey, as they come from tho thresher, but ?ery good, selected stock. See Russell Dunham, or call phone 105J. swfl9 For good printing of all kinds Tb rtevlew always leads. Patronlzo Review advertlners. Patronize. Review advertisers. iKit i k m:i'i:hs his XF.W IIU.U.TII OKDIXAXCF.. Kdltor Review: ' l"t evening's News the follow- ints appeared in the editorial column: 'White the News believes in strict regulations cuucerniug the health and welfare of the peo ple, nevertheless this paper Is of the opinion that the strin gent law pusscd by the city council knowu as a "Health Ordinance" Is almost too good to be decent." We are at u loss to understand how any law can be too stringent that has for Its object the protection of the health and welfare of the people or how prelecting the health and wel-I I rare of the people by stringent meas ures is indecent. That there Is some thing ill the ordinance thut does not me t the approval of the News, one 1 would Infer from the fact thut out or the 7 edllorliils In the paiier were devoted 10 It. which is indeed us startling 11 departure from the Rip Van Winkle state of the editorial has not apent Itself. In this feeble '.editorial effort there la the spark ol I isolled and the towel Is being applied, I h w'" ferd belter afterwards, I We ,',l lhl,t ,h "Health Ordin- iince" Is bearing fruit already and I Jre rejoiced.. It has dona for the " ni m uwiii imnn-i , does when she notices her infant suddenly cease Its play and remain very quiet. Carefully taking It under I'"''' '"'' "he retires somewhere, later I returning Is smiling and happy. So remove Its uncleanllness as well as that o flie city. Now It Is not the purpose of the health and police committee to per secute the citizens of Roseburg by enforcing harsh measures or do any thing that in any way injures them. It will he their aim to give them s clean city, nnd with this end In view seeks tho co-operation of all citizens who are tired of uncleanllness. The harsh measures In this ordinance are reserved for tho very few who by nature and breeding are unclean and hy their tilth pollute the clean. We are paving our streets to be come clean; we are building sewers lo be clean. Now let us remove the tilth on the ground and prevent Its accumulation and bo clean. What bettor advertisement for a ity t linn cleanliness? What better in life than freedom from sickness? It Is the intention of the committee of health and police to enforce this ordinance, and we feel that after It is all over you will wonder why It was not done before. There Is a Bay ing which will apply here; It is. Smile a little it doesn t hurt much." Cm KO, R. HOUCK, Chairman Health and Police Com. w iii:.i. I'(M'XI); it A v k vor ;ot oxi-: Koseburg Has n Rug That Kvactly SullH the XcimI of Kveiy Home Maker the Crex. Every little woman In Koseburg needs a rug that will stand the Ore gon mud wit bout ruining It. The rug that best answers Mils require ment is the Crex (iruss Kug. This one Is ideal In other ways. You can turn water on It and It will not be spoiled, making It just the thing for porches and baths, In price the smaller sized rugs run from IMic and $1 lo $1.7.i. See them unvhow. dtf hicu oi t'niiily (Jimlltr. I'll. The Roseburg Book Store Blank Books, Filing Cases, Type writer Supplies, Writing Paper and Envelopes Everything in a first-class book store. Roseburg Book Store Ask for our cut price catalogue of magazines. t XOTICF. TO TIIK I'l BLIC. J Having purchased the Inter est of Mrs. M. Josephsou In the firm of Josephsoa's, we hereby uniiouuce to the public 4 tnut ou and after February 1st 4 the new Arm will do a spot J- cash business only all credit business of whatever nature being discontinued on and af 4 ter that date. 4 As we are desirous of wind I ing up the affairs of the old firm ns quickly as possible, we hereby request all iiersona 4 owing accounts to Josephsou't to arrange to settle same promptly February 1st. 4 " (Signed) 4. SAM S. JOSKPHRON. JULIK.N JOSEPHSON. A dswtf KHUVIIOWFlt SPUR MUST HE lit 1 1 .1' JUIKiK GAI.IXIWAY. SAI.EM, Or., Jan. 26. Judge Gal loway, of the Marion County Circuit Court, today sustained the ruling of the Railroad Commission of Oregon In Hid case of John Hotelier vs. the thiee freight cars. Botcher and others living at Eden bower complnlned that they were compelled lo haul their produce over a dllllcult rond to Roseburg, two and half miles. Their petition was grantt d and tho railroad appealed. JimMa Galloway held that It Is not the province of the court to substitute Its own Judgment for that of tho Railroad Commission, and that the order of the Commission must be siiHlalned, If reasonable men might differ as to the evidence before the CnminiHsloii' or ns to its effect, lie also held that the Commission act Is broad enoufih to cover orders for fhe installation of facilities without lo lutlng the constitution. XNWKIUPKllS l.KAIV m Everywhere and hy everbody la the-, newspaper being recognized nfl the one sure medium of Intelligent pub licity. Even the circus, and show people, the greatest users of hill boards, are Inclined toward news pa tiers In preference to them, ns the following dispatch Indicates: CHICAfiO. Ian. 24. The Show men's Association and the American Mill Poster- nnd Distributors of the United States and Cr.nnda parted cotnpanv In the matter of renewing contracts todav. and hereafter other mediums of publicity. Including news papers, will play a prominent part !n puhllcllv campaigns. The Showmen's Association Includes nl the larger circuses in th country. The latter declined to npree on an rtdvnnee In prices tn- hll'lng their attractions and declared that the hill posters' demands tor free tickets In addition to cash wer-s extortionate. Death In Roaring Fire may not result from the work of fire hugs, but often severe burns are caused that make a quhk need for llucklen's Arnica Sulve, the quickest, surest cure for burns, wounds, hrulsen, bolls, sores. It subdues In flammation. It kills pain. It soothes and heals. DrlveB off skin eruptions, ulcers and piles. Only 2tc at all druggists. "What are the two greatest wishes of a medlcul student?" "(ilvo It up. Whut nre they?" "To Put 'Dr. before his own name and 'Dr.' after the names of other people." Orange Blossom Candy Absolutely the best made. Ask somebody who knows. Exclusive Agents Marsters Drug Co.