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NEW LEADER IN POLITICS. Woodrow Wilson Hailed as ' "Possible President." PROGRESSIVE AND A FIGHTER. William Bayard Hala Throwa Soma Inlaraatlng 8ida Lighta on Govarnor of Now Jaraay, Who Foroad tha En actment of tha Paopla'a Will Into Law, Daapita Political Dictator. 'Woodrow WllHon, PoftHlble I'real flaut," la the title of an liitoreallnK nrll cle lu the Mny World' Work by Wll Uaui Hayurd Hule concerning the per aoaalltj aud record of the militant governor of New Jersey, whom suc cesa lu obtululuK popular reform from an unwilling Ivglaluture una focused upon hliu the eyea of proKreHHiveH of all atrlpca aud parties throughout Die couulry. Here are Bouie of the things Mr. Hule baa to any about the man who may be the leader of the light against President Tnft In IMS:. "There may have been fiercer po litical battles than that which win now Joined between the Heinncriitlc aid guard of New Jersey nnd Its new governor, but few have been in their Issue of greater possible significance to the political future of the United States. "The quiet gentleman who hud Just emerged from the delectable groves of Princeton academy, his garments odorous with the vapors of Pusnussus, his Hps wet with the nsters of llellcou this long haired hookworm of a pro fessor whoyhad Just laid his spectacle on his dictionary came down to the Trenton statehoiiKe and 'licked the gang to a frantic' "It appeared that he did know the difference between a seminar and a caucus, a syllubu and a New Jersey corporation; that he did know Hobo keu and Camden polities pretty nearly as well as he did his llurke and his bagehot and that, able to write a book on constitutional guverninem, he was Just as nble to handle a governor's job, constitutionally or otherwise. "This Is the fact that makes Gov ernor Woodrow Wllsou u looming tig tire In the world toduy. This Is tlio reason It was worth while to go to Trenton to observe the advent of n new typo of mun Into the arena of politics." Ilere la the en picture of Governor "Wilson as painted by Mr. Hale: "Dr. Wllson'a face la familiar a Algh forehead, gray eyes, a long Jaw, very long Jaw. He Instantly recall COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! LADY WELLINGTON Glvea wore haul and laata longer tlinn any other ronl on the market. Ill per ton, delivered. Phono 127. Olllro 130 South Jackson. M. M. MILLER. "J (Licensed Heal KntulJ Dealer). "v' . ' Ranches. Acreage & City Property Soma of tlieao sliould nil jrou: UIIO aero itmiii and atock rnm li, 15 crea orchard, Rood building; 40 ni one mile fmm Mjrrllo Creek food bulldiDir, etc.i SB acre 1 i milea from Myrtle Creek, In cluding 10 crea of henrlng orchard; llto aciva of orchard, 1 1 acres full bearing, balance a yeara old, will aril at a linrgnln. Fine bun. aluw, aplendidl located In Kom-liurK, rlco f'JntMI. Exclusive Agent for the Green Orchard Tracts, Near Green's Htation, In blockaof ft to 15 acres Ion price aud rasj lorma ana )lat at Ilrtlew oOlee. OMc a0 X. Jarkaoo M. I'hone n. Our Fireless The Fuel STRONG'S, Joseph Chumhcrlolti as Hint ISrillsh atatesinun was in other days. The profiles of the two niiht be ex changed almost without detection. T)r. Wilson is of good height, sturdily built, Willi aitire shoulders. Jo stands erect uud on hi feet. If you want mannerisms yon nolo that his hands seek bis trousers pis-kets; that hecbanges his glasses wltii much rare when he looks down at u ilis-uiiieut or up from it; that every lime he has used his tfn lie wipes It carefully with n cloth taken from a drawer. Into which he painstakingly replaces It, closing Hie drawer. There Is a cer tain trained precision of habit In mat ters of routine and n free spontaneity In others. There would lie a gray grlmness about him except for the fiockeled hands, a frequent sunburst of n smile and a voice like music. You leu in In tile course of n few hours that a mun with a stiff Jmv and a sen sltive mouth Is pretty sure to Is mas ter In any situation. Governor Wil son Is a mull of positive opinion, re lieved by nn eager sense of liuinor. He moves and speaks with unfailing poise, with good natured certainty of himself." The story of Governor Wilson's fight with the bosses and ttip special Inter ests Is Interestingly told by Mr. Hale. Here is one of the governor's quoted statements, which gives a clear Idea of his attitude nn popular government: "Hack of all reform lies the means of getting it. Back of the question what you wunt Is the question. How are you going to get It? We arc all pretty well agreed, I take It. that cer tain reforms are needed. Itut we llnd that the first uccfKsury reform is one that will render us able to get reform. "We hove been calling our govern I'tit a republic, and we have been living under I lie delusion Hint It is a representative government. That is the theory, itul the fact is that we are not living under a represeutatie government. Wo are living under a government of party bosses, who in se cret conference and for Mielr private ends dcici-mhio what we shall and shall not have. The lino, the inline dime lli'ug that we have tot to do Is to restore representative government 'I hero lias got to be a popular rebel lion for the reennquest and rcnssuinp I in by the people of the rights of the people too long surrendered." CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the ST? ISJT" EvorylHidy snys: "Tlio piano nt Joscpbson'a Is tine." dtf Inn price of roodstufts has com down at the North Hide Grocery, dtf MEN df Mean. whohAVrmmotnvnnllvi ability Cooks Save One Low in Prices, The Furniture Best Citizens Hold Themselves Aloof From Politics - By Governor JOHN A. DIX of New York X IT is a ilt'plorablo fact that with our beat citizens it has become a habit to SHIRK THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF CITI , ZEXSIIIP. Whatever evils we suffer from nnd they aro numerous have their origin in this fart. LET ME SAY WITH ALL BLUNTNESS AND PLAINNESS THAJ IF 8ELF GOVERNMENT IS EVER ADJUDGED A FAILURE IN OUR NATION THE RESPONSIBILITIES WILL LIE WITH OUR BEST CITI ZENS WHO HOLD ALOOF FROM PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND THINK THEMSELVES TOO GOOD TO INTEREST THEMSELVES IN POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT. You owe it to yourselves, to your fellow eilizeiia ami to your state to take an INTEREST in your commonwealth it ml to see that it en joys the benefits of honest, 'efficient and PROGRESSIVE govern ment. ' If men of large ability and unquestioned standing in their com munities participated morn in so called practical politics for the god of tlm community rather than for self interest less would bo heard of the EVILS OK POLITICAL MACHINES. 3t t'nderwooil I'lidtTUood. 00O CHERE IS TODAY TOO MUCH DEVOTION OF SPACE TO CRIME AND DOMESTIC INFELICITY IN OUR MODERN NEWSPAPERS. THE PUBLISHERS WILL TELL YOU THAT THIS IS DONE BECAUSE THE PEOPLE WANT AND DE MAND IT, BUT A MAN OF HIGH IDEALS WILL NOT SELL THAT WHICH WILL INJURE THE PEOPLE JUST BECAUSE SUCH A PRAC TICE WILL INCREASE HIS SALES. 1 liiive Ihcii nskoil to express nn opinion on tlio subject of the troop lliut liiive lii'on sent to tlio MEXICAN HOUDKH. I know of no principle I lull nlTor to journals more latitude than is allowd to imliviiliinl. When the president, who ordered this military maneu ver, arrived at this conclusion 1 1 K KXKW WHAT J1K WAS 00 1X0. When the facts tiro known, then lie must take the COXSE QrKXCKS, and 1 cannot see why editors should put GUESSES under hi( headlines to EXCITE the minds of the people. Yet journalism furnishes a larger field for the youiu; man today than any oilier I know of. The man who can stand at the WATCIl T0WF.lv and scan the horizon for signs of DAXOEK and truthfully tell the people what he sees .loos a GREATER SERVICE to his country r.nd to his fellow men than tho member of any other profe-' ion. Make your own maple ayrun nt Our supplies tor catmint; nre full home from absolutely pure maple ami complete. Give us 'your order sugar. A recipe with each cuke. Kor for fruit pars or fixtures. The Koch-' sale by tlio Itoclutule. dsw dale. dsw Granite Ware L. H. RHOADES & CO. $3000 Worth of Second-Hand Goods Wanted Modern Newspapers Print Too Many Crimes By WILLIAM J. BRYAN A ood line of goods Which Pleases All SEE OUR STOCK. MtM; - Half at Man f. A A.M., Muirei ijyige So. is HoMi regular meetings DU?iitlai'd Jib Wedut: dttyiolaab mouth. J. 0. Zurchrr, W M. N.T. Jiwbti Hfurewry AO. U, W. Kotteuurg Loagfa No. 16 -Meet the tid aud ILb M outlay n o curb mun it at7:8up. m.,lu the Koreiter-i Mali. A members ixi fuod standing are liiTlted to Uod J. W. tJoWELL, M. W. R U. i-atNoi. Kecorder. Bf . O. Kl.kH, Koseuurg txH.e, no. 3 Holds regular communications a: the Klks Temple on iui and -iih Thursdays ol each month. All members requested to atteod regularly, aud all visiting brothers are ior.ll tlij luvlted to attend. F. W. IUymkh, E. R. H. C. SttiCin.8eTeiarT' DKUKKK OK HONOK Mystic Lodge No. 13 Meeta aud and 4th Mm; day evening of eauh month lu ilio Odd Fe! pw's Temple. Visiting members cordially luvlttd to attend. ADi LaI'W)N,;.oI H tf.H. Lenox. Hec. JIauij Kimk. Receiver. EAULKS, Koieburg Aerfe icceli tn the It ball ou Jsckuon, ht.'ii.d and-tlh Monday even lugs ol tauh mouth, at 8 o'clock. Visit lug brethreo in good standing alwuy welcome. 0. WOUTIUNOTUS. W. K Pfcoue MIMU ) hAi k i.. Ant JU. . ( ic. I o. I Od Ca O. O. F., Proletarian Lodge No. S Meet n Odd Fellows Tern pie, corner of Jackson aud i streets, on haturua" evening ol acn week. Mr tubers of the order In acod lsndina are invited to attend. 1,. E MlLLRDGB. N. G. M. M. MiLLKlt. K. 8. I O. O. F.t Klsing Stat Uxlgc No. 174, meets Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday event Visit ug brettierei. ulweya welcome. U . F. Lkwim, N. u. W. 8 FuWKLt, K 8. M.Ficklx. F. 8 I 0.0. F., Union Encampment No. -Mt'ult I lu Odd Fellows' Temple on the let and :trd Thursday evenings of each month. Vi Bit ing brethereu always welcome, , F. K. Cavknukr. 0. P. H.O. Lewis, ticrlbe. MOI'fcKN BKOTHKKHOOO OF AMKKICA, Koneburg lodge No. 4'jt Mceta every 2m and 4th Fridity In Ma ecu bee Temple Visiting members always welcome. G. U WiiMiliT Freetclit. A. L. Tmoknton, Secretary. ODKRN WOOPMKN OF AMKKICA, Myrtle Camp No. 6330 meets every viud and 4tb Thursdays of every mouth lu the Macabee Hall, corner t-lncand CassSta. Travel! lug Neighbors are cu'dltUly Invited to vlsi-' our uauip. Chab. McEuiikny Consul, R ST U BBS. Clerk. ft E.H., RosehureCnapcr No.S- lioldsthelt If regular meeiiug ou isi anil .ri i uursuuy w lu each Month. Vlsltiuiz members it good standing are respectfully Invited to at tend. , Mttn. C- I.. Pearson, W. M I Fkkk Johnson, Secretary KKHKKAHH, Koscburg Rbch LodKe,No. 41, I. O. O. F. Mccta in Odd Fi IIowf' Tt-mpleevery Tuesday evening. Vlsltiug tillers and brethien Invited to attend. Mns. L. K. MlLLEWiK. Mrs. Drlla Lewis, Hccy. Mrs. Mary E. I'alm, Fltian I cialHecy. w ODMKN OP THE WORM). Oak Camp No. io .iieeu at uio uau reuows iiuii in Roseburir. evcrv 1st and 3rd Moiniav verlngs. Visiting neighbors always wclrouiB , Rort. K. SNiru.C. C. K N. K wart. Cletk R. F. 8MICK, M. I). I'HVSICIAN AND SURGEON. Offices: Abraham Building. Roseburg Oregon. V. V. WALI.ACK . CONTRACTOR Cement Walks, Rrlck, Stone P. O. Box 221. Roseburg, Oregon. Office Hours: Phones; 10 to 12 a. m. Office Main 1711 J PS 4 p. m. Reeld. Main 1721 DR. l.UCKTTA SMITH, Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office, Masonic Bldg., Second Floor UK. C. L. PEARSOJi DENTIST OKFICB IN REVIEW BUILDING Hours: 10 a. m. to S p. .m. AXP.KRT S. Ill EY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. Hoaeburg . Orxgon Telephone 3 ..5. Hours 9-12 ' 1- ( DR. F. W. HVNT Dentist. Abraham Rldg. Roseburg, Oregon. DR8. SKKI.Y. SKTHER A STEWART Physicians and Surgeons. Sulfa of Office Rear Douglas Coud ty Bank Building, Oround Floor Phone 1161. RO8EHVR0 .... OREOON PR. J. U TALLAWAY, Oatpopathle Physician. i Graduate American School of Osteopathy. Klrkavllla. Mo., un der founder of tha science. Dr. A. T. 8tl'l. Abraham Rldg. Phone 1191 ROSLUL'RG ..... ORKUON LOCAL NEWS. As-k for piano totes nt Josephson'a. (Ill Highest cash price puld (or wool. J. r. liarker It Co. dswll The price of foodstuffs has couit down at the North side Orocery. of Vertllest letter files and document cases ut Roseburg itrok Store. dyw Clean up, und get some nice naw shelf paper, luce edge, fic at ltosebui'g book Store. 'Ij'.v Board by day, week or month can also accommodate man and wile with room. Call ut 444 Mill St. d "rrldo of Douglas,-' a Roseburn product, and "Queen City." a hard wheat article, made at Vancouver, Wash., are the two best varieties of dour on the market. Why use any other kind that costs more.' If your grocer doesn't carry either brand. Just phone 13, Douglas County Mills, and a Buck will be dellveitd ut your home. dlf ruder certain condillons. The rlynt tiieUU-iiiti must be taken before the disease luis proKreHHed too far. Mr. Perry A. Hitman, Dale, Tex., saya: "1 was down hi bed for four months with kidney and bladder trouble and Kail stones. One bottle ol' Foley h Kidney Remedy cured me well and sound." Kor sale by all druggists. IN ax O&kland, CUfornia The only Woman's ColleRf nn thf Pacific Coast. CKarUTnl ISrij. iNi-.ir two great I'm vtTMttis. Mfal climntc throughout the year, l-'ntrjuce and graduation requirement! equivalent to those of Stanford and I'liiversity of California, i.atMjra tor it-it for sciuice with modern tiii) ment. ICxcfllent opport unities for lnnne economic, library study, music :itnl art. Moiiern Kvmtiaitim. S;ieci.l1 carr for henhh of stttdciits, out-dor life. Pris.i'leut. Lm l!a Clay Ca:-nti, A. M., Lift. U, I.L. ). lor rat ah 'if ii r address Secrrtary, Mills Co!lere i'. '.., California. DRAYING ! Goods Handled Carefully Lumber Hauled E. D. INEECY rilOXfi 807-Y. Ice cream I .M 1 AND Candy "No 111 fin has to serve in order to learn how YOU will make If you buy your windows and building material of Page Investment Company DKY SI.AIt WOOD. PHONIC 213 Our June Klean-Up Sale Is Over But this does not mean that all our bargains are gone. We. still have many bargains iu ail lines, at prices that defy competition. Everything new, no old junk, no half worn sample lines, no second baud goods to show you. Ladies can save nearly 2 by buyiug their suits from us now, as every suit will be in style this fall iu Cut, Color and Weight. We have placed our order for fall suits aud coats and know what we are talking about Prices on these Up-to-date suits range from $7 oo to $20.oo. AH Millinery at Cost, all house dresses, silk and wash skirts at cost. Watch our windows for specials. The Fair Store The Little Store With The Big Bargains Dry Fir Wood We Grain of all Kinds Split Oak Wood Want Hay of all Kinds Slab Wood Your Feed of all Kinds ORDERS Now is the time to order your winter's wood take advant age of our special prices. We make our own deliveries, insuring promptness and correctness. Warehouse Winchester Street, on the Switch Telephone 163 ROSEBURG FEED AND FUEL CO. ,'l --- . Li -a A I'erp Into Ills Pocket, will show tha box of Bucklen'i A:- uicu ouive mui cj. o. tioper, a car. pentor, of Marllla, N. Y., always car. lies. "I huve never had a out. woiin.i or bruise or sore that it would i heal," he writes. Ureateat heal er of burns, boils, scald,ichapped hall Is and lips, lever-sores, nklii eruptioiiK, eeema, corns uud piles. 20c ut'all drutigists. 'I'liink of It, a piuiio Kiven nivay at Josephsou'a. dtf NEW TODAY. f W. C. I'liike, West ltoBeburg. djl l FOIt SAI.IO. Nearly new house nice ly furnished; good garden, chicken anl: ITooo cash or terms to suil. Apply ili t'obh Street. dJIS WANTED. Women aud girls to pack Kreen iirunex duriiiK tlie coming season. Please cull and register. Producers Fruit Co. dlf Home Builders ! Are Recognized in every community uh men of Inte.- riiy and slitbllity. li s pi not that tin y ( believe in tbemselveH und the future I of their town. And every home that, : in erected In a community makes it 'just that much better plnee in whin to live and invest your money. To most homeluiilders it means hoi no thing to live lor a real object in life an acqulKition that once ut mined is a joy forever. That now Is a koo! t inn to huilri goes without (jueslion. Mi.ney is plentiful for legitimate investment, labor 1b with in reach and our stork of IiiiiiImt was never more complete. Itememhei, i "be who hesllates," etc. better stait today. Come in and talk It over with u, maybe our experience in the bulidiiiK line will mnke It easy for ! you. Leona Mills Lumber Co. r.Riv.i.F.i iwcii.rriKS kxaiii.r TO (il AltANTF.I.; (H it Ol'AMTY AM) IT A.Mor.NTS TO NO KMAI.I, II KK Foil THIS lti:l VltKAlll.K Sl'CfFSS IS l'l.l:ASI.(i KVHItYONH Our Ices, Cream and Parfais are of the highest quality. Pure Ice Cream that you will like and can get whenever you want it. We have contracted the habit of sat isfying our customers. Free delivery in city. Music and Instruments LeflOX & Ott ;tu apprenticeship to make mistakes." NO MISTAKE lumber, shingles, doors, ROCK SI'ltlNJiS COAI,. 709 N. JACKSON ST. T I
