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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROtEGJlEVIEW IrtHlEU I) II.T EXCEPT RCXDAt BV KKVlfcW PCUMMHINfi COMPANY L. WtMIIERLY DAILY Pr yr, by null , Pr mo nth, delivered , . . Per week, dell Tared . . . . , SEMI-WEEKLY Pr yemr $1.00 &U tuuutbs $1.00 f-'klMtl'AJlY 13, 191 1. Wert Siu Astoria ItiU. LI.Mtt Th bill irotuifn (tiki hour ly inTH,iftir tiie day hnard buhII turn uvr to th H.Mund boa id nil ballots dfulttd durlnj; th r.-'diiiK hour, iu t li 1h wy the n-Hult of vi.ttn on all " j cMUdldatfit ii miy prvrlnet In evry joJcctiou wiil be kuown shortly after j the polln clobt. I KonTittlon fur Sh-ltier. 98.00 , What will U virtually vindication .60 'and complete exoneration of Super- 16 : Intendment ft. K !. Steincr, of the .u Kon luniiru A avium, will b In tludod In t he report of the tipeclal House committee which batt been ln veatlKatiriK anylum ufTuirn fur the pant two weeka. It will be hIiowii that the expendi tures made by Htelner, fnrludiiiK even 'hat for the "hlK red automobile," which han ran tied ho much coriimetit re'-eived the nam t ion of the Stale Hoard. Menib'-rs of the committee are unable to underntaud why thee ypetidlturea Hhoulil be Mingli'd out at ipeclul objects of attack. It wilt aUo be itMS.-rtt-d that the uiperinteudi Hi is underpaid. The ?omml.Ue expresses its appreciation :jf the Immensity of the institution I and of the vanf atnoiint of work re quired In the numeroiiH depurtnientij and bran:lieH. Thexe, they are of the opinion, present too many cues and liitlcultleH for one man to shoulder n capacllieH whicti include executive, tdmlnlntrutlvo and profeHHlonal ablll lea an well. KoIIowIiik tin report of the nnyluin nvcHtlffatltiK cotumlltee, which 1h ex acted tomorrow. It 1h probab'e that he Joint ways and means committee -vlll take active HtepH toward coin doting the appropriation bill for tin my In in and other Institutions. SALEM. Or., Feb. 11. Senator lister h Mil carryfiift an fluurourlatlon of I&G.OUU for the celebration of the Aaturu centennial this year bas be come a law, being sent to the Secre tary of Htate" office today with the Una tune of the Governor a filled thereto. The bill provides that $40,000 ad ditional timet be raised by Astoria and Clatnop county before the appro priation will be made by the state. With only 10 dlnnentlnK votes, the House today passed two bills by the Laos county delegation appropriating In the aKKrefrrtte IC03.2&K 92 for the Increased maintenance and additional bulldlnK" for the University or Ore ion. Itallot-Countlng Itill Phmm With only one or two dissenting votes, Sutton's bill changing the present method of counting ballot j In primary and general elections,1 paased the House today. It provides Kkkh are nww (,.tf u. hut If vou that the night election boards In- want lo be certain of getting HtrU tly sted of taking up their duties when freBh eKKH buy Uiwn ,Jllt ,,. fll tJl(. the polls are closed shall report at 811fety cartons. We Hell only averted their rospective polling places at 9 tock; every egg guaranteed. The o'clock In the morning of election day Rochdale, dtf Remedies are Needed 'Ware we perfect, which we tro not, medicines would aot often be nteded, But since our syitems have be eosM weakened, impaired and broken down through iadieeretiom which have tfone on from the early uftcs, throuih count leas generations, remedies are needed to aid Nature in correcting our Inherited and otherwise acquired wtsknesiee. To reach lite tint of stomach weak neat and consequent digestive trmblci, there is Milling so good aa Dr. Pierce's (iwlden Medical Diwov rTi a iUeerio eomnoand. extracted In in native medic. faal roou sold fur over forty years wilh great amdi.-fion to pII mem. For Weak Stomach. Piliomne, Liver Cumptiint, Tuin in the Stnmat-li alter entint, Heartharn, lUd Dreaih, ))clcliin4 of food, Chronic D.jrrlici mid other Intectinul Derang nenla, the "Diaauvery" is a time-provcu and most cnicicut icmedy. T denuine hmm on Us vutmidtt wrapper the Signature - ean't aford to aeetpt a secret nontnim on n tur-.fir.tr for f'us mm-olco-kolie, aaedifliae o known cowrobiiioN, not even tlem j. I i: u -ni .Iculcr may hereby aiake a little bier pro tit. Ir. PiarsVa Pleasant Pellrts regulaie and inviiffirati; .lomach, liver ood avwals. Suaar-coated, -im" - -.v t-' r-- d". Wrestling Carl Busch Weight 165 pounds vs. W. L. Dyreborg WrellliiK lUNtructor H(HTanitnU. (Calif.) Athletic Club. Weight 185 pounds Two falli out of throe. Sokes' Rink Wed,. Evening Feb, 15th Fast Boxing Preliminary Doors open at 7:30 o'clock. Ad mtaalon: 2Sc and 60c; rlnnslil.i $1.00. TlcktUa on aulti at Monogram Cigar Store The Time, The Place And The Grocery man If you keep house or buy eatables, you should know the best time and the best place to buy. To do this Keep ia touch with The North Side Grocery. The (arm protiuBts here are fresh, clean and wholesome, we have a geuerous supply Just tell what you like and we w ill satisfy you, be it today, tomorrow, or next week yes farm SAl'SAGK, HAM and IX'.GS. Phone 23 ( The Cycle Hatchers na-"Bi " 1 Are The Best Get a Cycle, Brooder and Hatcher com bined Holds 50 eggs, easy to run and are most, economical. Costs less to run than any other incubator. See them at J. F. BARKER & CO. IMFLRMKNTS AM) VKIIK I KS Rooeburg, Oregon isaifiiauaaa AI.KM, Or., Keb. 11 -Tb0 H6u otllii u-m thy Inst -r f j ii u diffrcnc il opinion this ufiernoon and tiHMttfuft ur (he wuvh for lh )as itf of the Rood ruuds hill on Mon day. i oi mi hotir unci a hulf a bitter ttrueple wits whk-'cI over the Oill )'m(i'uf( mi and a brouKlit to an nd by Thompson, of Lake, with a uufK-fiion for another (.ompronilse c -itith to hoth faitions. The uill pruvid d oiIk!ii;iII (hat before he pfoph' of any county could vote n a ro::il bunding u-i It would be i (. s;t i v lo stall mi which roads the noney w;ih to be spent. Th- h.'-tcitil ciiminltti'H on rortds, ompi si d of .M( KInn. Mariner, ijtfi'iow. Thompt-on and Cliincns, irt.uji.it In a rport with this pro.l ion ;triik-n out. CHI iiiiinedlattfl t;trr.-d tli1 Hp hi wilh th Mtati'iiii'iit h;it the provision whh the most ' oriiint of any oi th road bills and ha I if It Hi-rf removed h wotiM o(c i pai list all bihs "All the way own the linp The contentions made by fJill. and S't'iiiif-r and Huntington of Iioujrias, Ar lhat the people should know vhere they were going: to stiend their nciiey hiHtead of l-i v in th matter n the hands of the court. Neuner asserted (hat Douglas conn y would be In the throes of a civil var with a lnw su h as proposed by :ho Hjoclal committee. "The committee connidered ;he till ciirefully." said Chairman Mc- vliuiey, ' and, while House bill So. 10, covered the subject In a better nanner. out of consideration for Mr. MM we spent a whole lot of time to et his bill Into shape. The reason n my Judgment, why the provision e asks should be stricken out Is tun; oud building will be made entirely m possible because of sectional Jeal osy. I huvo been mixed up In road 'ghtfl and 1 know. There is no rea on why the county courts should not elect the roads and why they would mt be ablo to do It fairly." Thompson also asserted that road 'Ulldlng would be practically lmpos Ible because of the factional Jealous en which would develop under the illl bill. Peterson, of Umatilla, Joined In the lebate with a defense of Hie bill. vhlle Ituchaiihn, of Douglas, asserted hat the 0111 measure with the mendment was better than either of he other two. but with the ohjec lonable provision stricken out It vould not be of any benefit. Hollls, of Washington, and Clem iij, of Multnomah, declared that lih the stipulation that the money rom bonds must be used on certain o:ids. bond buyers would probab'y lot buy I hem. because of quest inn iver their legality. "The (iill measure in Its original orin Is absolutely ineffective," said 'lemeiiH. Netiner again Jumped to the floor o declare that with politicians udges of the county courts, t wo'ild e a case of where roads were built vherever their friends asked them vlthout the provision demanded. He Iso threatened that the referendum vould be Invoked unless the llouc Hd ns he desired. Hrownhill. of Yamhill, made a bit er attack upon the attempt to re novo t he clause, saying that "' Iders ' and iiutomoblllHts were be ilml (he move. He also stnmgly criticised Judge Vebster. McK Inney concluded t he debate ifh the statement thai be had confl lence iu I he county con rts, desplti he attacks made upon them during he debate, and that he believed hey would not abuse the confidence dared In them. As the question of whether or not he (illl 1)111 should be amended was -oiulng to a vote. Thompson came to 'he front with the eomproyilse sug gestion He asked that the bill In referred back to the committee to be -hanged so as lo leave It optional wilh the people as lo whether or not they -thould know on what roads the money would be spent before voting in (he bonds. This suggestion was Miibraced and tramiulllty again re stored. The new hill provides that "the state highway board shall consist of three citizens of this state, one of whom shall be a bona tide resident of that portion of the stale which lien east of the Cascade mountains, one a resident of Southern Oregon, south of the Willamette Valley, and the third member of the board to be selected by the (ioeriior from the remaining portion of the stat Another provision Inserted on the reijuest of Judge Mariner and other grangers reads as follows: "When so requested by the county "ourl. the permanent engineering lo cation and the construction of the outity roads to be constructed by the expenditure of money secured by the county tinder authority granted by section in, article 11, of the legisla tion of this state, shall be under the supervision of an engineer or road onstructor appointed by the state highwav commissioner with such de- lulled Information regarding the char3 actor of const ruction needed, and such oilier information as will aid lil in iu selecting an engineer or road 'on si Miction man for the particular nad in question. It being understood bat other things being equal, the slate highway commissioner shall nle preference to local men Iu mak ing the appointment." Anot her Mariner provision reads: " It shall be the duty of the state hlKhway commissioner to pass on all bills and contracts pertaining to the const rue t) mi of roads in en Honed in sections three and tlve of this act (Thn& paid for in whole or In part bjrlhe slate) and in a general way a ieK b 'st possible use of all moneys ex p tided Prior to the (Jotting of any t l tract, plans and specifications i-iWmld be submitted the stale high u,iv commissioner and he U horvOy directed to make such criticisms or give such advice as he inny deem ap propriate." Another change Iu the bill com pels (he bonid and the commissioner to make a Joint report to the (iover nor on December 1 of each year. BAD BLOOD OFTEN INHERITED Bad blood does not always come a: the result of careless livinir. or indis cretions ; it is a condition frequent!) inherited. Normal, healthy blood contains millions of tiny red coruus- cles, which are the vitalizing and nourisnini; element of the circulation, their office being to provide every portion oi llie system with its neces sary strength and nutriment. In weak, impure blood these cornusclei are lacking in numbers, and therefore the blo'Ml is not able to supply the proper amount of nourishment to the body. Jtad blood manifests itself in many ways, With some it takes the form of likin diseases and eruptions, others become bilious and malarious, with sallow complexions, torpid liver, etc. Bad blood produces Rheumatism. Catarrh, S ires and Ulcers, Scrofula and like troubles. Nothing is equal 10 n. r. r. as a remedy lor bad blood; it is the greatest of all blood purifiers, possessing not only the qualities to cleanse and purify the blood, but composed oi roots, herbs and barks that tont up every part o! the system, am assist in the ere nutriment. S. S. S Catarrh, Skir ation of blood cures Rheumatism, Diseases, Sores and Ulcers, Scrofula Blood I'oison and all other blood dis orders. S. S. S. makes good blood and good blood makes good health Dook on the blood free to all. ! 8wrrr specific CO., AtUau, oa. '.VN'XOX'S VHOI,U IHSTItKT MASS OK rOI.ITK A I. Kill. lirctwilu'riilt' with m'vt'ral county .urtH with a Mt'- to niakiiiK the DAXVII.I.E, 111.,, Feb. 12. The wholn of Speaker Cannon's political backyard" in the ISlh Congressional llstrlcl will be swept clean of Its tilth and litter If the "vote fraud" nrt-stlKHtlon, now being conducted by the Vermillion county grand Jury does not cud disastrously. hugur and Clark counties, dirpetly to the south of "rncle Joe's" home ounty. are on the verge of nliinglng Into "imriflcutlon baths." Strenuous efforts are being made lo get the party leaders to co-operate to expose the lamentable conditions. If these counties join with Vermillion in "cleaning house." the entire Con gressional district will be Involved. At the last election, it Is said, the voters were paid ihelr fees In the polling places by the buyers within nil sight of t ll J election judges. It ruined on election day and the buyers went In out of the wet and non- -halnntly peddled the money, even bidding for votes within earshot of I he election otllcials. Itackacbe. Rheumatism, Sleeplessness Hestilt from disordered kidneys. Foley's Kidney Pills have helped it hers, they will help you. Mrs. J. 'I. Miller. Syracuse. N. Y.. says: "For i long time I suffered with kidney 'rouble and rheumatism. I had se ere backaches and felt all played mt. After taking two bottles of Fol ey's Kidney Pills my hr'c'fache is :one, am! when I used to lie awake villi rheumatic pains I now sleep in omfort." Foley's Kidney Pills are i reliable remedy for rheumatism, 'uickache and urinary irregularlttes. They are a tonic Iu uction. quick in -esults and afford a prompt relief 'roni all kidney disorders. Marsters Drug Co. F I'KIt CAPITA WKAI.TII OK TIIH COl NTItV IS :M.l:. WASHINGTON'. Fell. II The pel capita wealth of the I'nlted States, is bused upon the new census llgures is $:H.43. fuller the census of 1 '.11)11 it was computed by the Treasury lle imrtineut as .:!;".. if. According to the latest estimate, the total amount of monev now in circulation Is $;!, 2ll.ur(M7f. as against 1 25,r87. 720 a year ago. Rose bushes and bedding plants In reason. Mrs. F. I). Owen, florist. Phone Suburban 97. tf K. V. ll.VHXK.K IMIVSICIAX AXI Sl'IMiKON Parrott Building, second floor, rooms 10 and 11. $ KOTICK TO TDK I'f Ill.IC. 4 Having purchased the inter 4 est of Mrs. M. Josepbsou iu 4 the firm of Josephsou's. we 4 ! hereby announce to the public 4 that on and after February I mi f 4 the new (Inn will do a spot 4- cash business only all credit t business of whatever nature ! 4 being discontinued on ai.il at- ter that date. 4 4 As we are desirous of wnd- 4 4 lng up the affairs of the old 4 4 Arm aa quickly as possible, we hereby request all persons 4 4 owing accounts to losephson's 4 4 to arrange to settle prime 4 4 promptly February 1st. 4 4 (Signed I 4- 4" SAM S. JOSKPMPO.V 4- JCI.IF.N JOSKPIISON. 4- dswtf X Tortured for 13 Years. by a cure-defying stomach trouble that baffled doctors and resisted all remedies he tried. John W. Modders. of Moddersvllle. Mich., seemed doom ed. He had to sell his farm and give up worg. his nelgtiliors said. "H( can't live much longer." "Whatever I ate distressed me." he wrote, "till I tried Klectrlc Bitters, which worked such wonders for me that I can now eat things I could not take for years. us surely a grand remedy for stom ach trouble." Just as good for the liver and kidneys. Every bottle guar anteed. Only BOc at all druggists I.KTTKIt OK KXI'IXATIO.X. To Whom It May Concern: We have no wittered uln.l nt- shares of any granite quarries to sell which promise to nav In Htvi.ienHc one dollar and upwards per annum tor every uoiiar invested by the un wary nurchi.ser. In fuel t Homing to give away just because I' IN VOU. For InRtnnee n n.,,nii...uni the ordinary price of which, on closi figuring would he I inn in.ii.i nt i, sold for 7.1. This couid not be done unless the nricn wan riuc..l ln "f the actual value and then drop. musing oeiieve mat you were secur ing a bargain. We are riolnp n lncrlHm,,ta honest business, and carry a limited, iniiMuer oi monuments on hand, and we nlso renresent rif tha M,Pn..D granite qunrries in operation in .lack- son eOUIltV. the llireeut crriinfte quarrying and polishing company In Southern Oregon all their material being nativo Oregon granite. This COn.liallV is dolne n E-nnH Im.lnauj and prospering. They generate their own electric power and use the most Improved and modern machinery, so if you patronize us you will secure the most and best values for your money. Yours for business Phone or address the I. X. L. MOXP mfvt rn dtw Central Point iiri. COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Gives more beat and lasts longer than any other coal on the market. Ill per ton, delivered. Phone 127 Oilice Ull South Jackson. t WMHMiiiBnHBBMa0EI And it came to pass that after a casual Visit or so at THE ROCHDALE. The people become very MUCH pleased with the service they re ceived. And the majority decided to do all their trading there. -- - SELAH. L. H. Rhoades & Co. Invites your atten tion to what we have to offer in new and second hand goods. Our stock is complete. If you wi ll to buy right, get our prices first. We pay the Highest Prices for your goods. Give us a ca 1. i'h DiifiAnre T rn 2nd Hand Store ' It. C. I. I-KAIISON DKXTIST OFFICE IN REVIEW BU1LD1NO Hours: 10 a. m. to 3 r- m. ALIIKKT S. Ill' kt- OFTOMKTRIST 118 W. CASS ST. toacburg ... Oregon DR. J. U CALLAWAY. Osteopathic Physician. Graduate American School ot Osteopathy, Kirksvllle, Mo., un der founder of the scleuce, Or. A. T. Stl'l. Abraham Illdg. Phone 1C9I HOSEUl'RO ORKtlOA 13 Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711 4 p. m. Resid. Malu I7t' PR. 1.1 CKTTA SMITH. Physician Women stiit Children Dlsensei s Specialty. office. Masonic Ulrtg., Second Floor OUS. SKFLY. 8KTHKR X 8TKW Alt I rhrnlctanii anfl Kurtfctm. Suit of Oulce Rear Douglas (Vuu i ly Bauk building. Ground Flool 1 Phone lltl. ROSEIil'RQ .... OREGON Queen City Flour A Hard Wheat, Patent Flour Manufactured in Vancouver, Washington, by E. L. BASHFORD, from the VERY BEST NORTHERN HARD WHEAT. Every sack guaranteed. (Snniples may be had of your grocer, or at the Douglas County Mills, n Pine street, between Cass and Oak streets.) Pride of Douglas Flour The Best Flour Made in Southern Oregon. Manufactured by the Douglas County Flouring Mills from Douglas County grown wheat. Sold by all Grocery Stores Bring your Barley and Oats to us and we will roll them for you. We also have for sale Roiled Oats and Barley, Bran and all kinds of Ground Feci Cracked Corn, Cracked Wheat Whole Wheat, Whole Corn, Whole Barky, etc. Highest cash price paid for all grains E. L. Mills at Roseburg, Ore., and Vancouver, Wash Bashford