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Newspaper Page TextB Buu;jlmnt to llutton to that effect. ,. rrinw-w n nm.ifiml f'th. Harmon stand 3 for initial PVFIT. R KFR RC HFVlFWlta..fl..n. Hm tax commilon ad'h-d " ' ($487t,H,ft.uuo to th asKd valua- 4XTOI.KU 11, 1011. Hon of the Ohio rail roads. One and JIAIt.MON'S HKCOItl) IX OKFH 'K VI A I. IH KS HIM fok pkksiiikxti.al jon. Tho Port Huron, Mich.. News, In lTlarlriK for Governor Harmon, of Ohio, for President, points to a long lint of what It says are practical re forms the Buckeye executive has In stituted and then hitmen a challenge w annua, tH bur(,en of 't )P01)le i one-half million to the asKeKHed valua tion of corporation owned property ! In Ohio. This conservative Governor I has Increased railroads and corpora tion values nearly a billion dollars, an apRrepate Increase of 255 per cent, and has reduced the taxes of farmers and home owners more than $7,000, 000 a year. 6th. Harmon stands for economy In Governmental expenditures, and he has lopped off nearly f3.u00.0oG of to others to produce another Derno- u u n- narmon nas urea ana se- crat of Presidentia timber who has C(red tne enactmenl of tne following as pood a Hn to his credit. The following reforms were enum erated by the News as showing "where Harmon stands on political oMjn issuer 1st. He founds for the laws (A) A law providing for the non partisan election of the judiciary in (B) The non-partisan election of HiilfitratiiB tn I ho snnitftntfnnnl fnn. jironfcuut'ii i kuiiij num iimnimirn Ventlon criminal under the criminal provision of the Sherman anti-trust law. He is the only oMIclal who dared to start proceeding to Jail the otltcials of an offending corporation. He was stopped by President Hoosevelt. 2nd. Personally conducted and won the first Government anti-trust case. The law had slept for six years. Harmon as Attorney-General prose cuted the Addyson Pip case and the Trans-Missouri Tralflc Association case; secured a sweeping decision In tho IT. S. Supreme Court. ,'(rd. Harmon stands for the di rect election of Putted States Sena tors by the people. i 4th. Harmon stands for the In come tax amendment to the Federal Constitution. Ohio passed his reso- (emenl, Pressed DrkK : AND An Inspection of stock and com parison of prices will convince you tbat tbe place to buy Is at M. C. Burleson's Plant and office corner Oak and Pine streets, Roseburg. Phone 163. i (') A public utilities commission with authority to regulate Issues of stocks and bonds, rates and services. ( D A workingman's compensa tion act to be paid out of a fund of which the employer provides 90 per cent and the employe 10 per cent. (K) A law for central board of control of all state Institutions. This law was advocated by Gover nor Osborn, of Michigan, but failed of passage. (K) A law providing civil service for employes of state institutions. (Tit A law granting initiative and referendum to municipalities. (II A "corrupt practices act modeled on Knglish statutes, and fix ing the maximum amount of money to he spent by a candidate. (I A law providing a nine-hour day for employed women. (.! A reform of Ohio election laws to prevent corruption and fraud. (K Governor Harmon advo cated but failed to have enacted: fa 1)1 root primary for every office In the state, county and city. ( b The removal of party em blems In municipal elections. The above record is one that Gov ernor Harmon need not be ashamed of, nor afraid to go before the people upon. He Is a man that is progres sively conservative, and a safe man to be in charge of the people's interests. Jul KVW.ISM IAH KOHMKI. Interest In Writing for the Press Manifested tit O. A. C. White House Coffee have you "Pride of Douglas and Queen tried It? Comes in the berry. We City" flour bring wtuiU. Ask the grind it If vou wish. The Hochdale. Douglas County Mills, phone 13. dtt OR KG ON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGK. Corvallis, Oct. 12. The Jour nalism Club formed last night at the Oregon Agricultural College has an i Initial membership of 15, including students from different parts of Oregon, Idaho, Southern California, I and even two from Japan. The organization is Informal, and j weekly meetings will be held for the, principles oi journalism, Deginniug with the elementary rules for prep aration of manuscript for the press, and continuing through a study of proof reading to the preparation of material for daily and weekly jour nals, farm papers and other technical pi-f Illations. The membership at present in cludes K. Okanoto and S. Nishizaki, Japan; Jay P. Green, Twin Falls, Idaho; K. W. Curtis, Claremout, Cal.; Ward B. Kerns. J. D. Guthn, G. F. Sanders. R. It. lirlstol. R. B. Thomp son, Robert Ak'rs, Frank Strulle, K. II. Stanley, Leonard Carpenter, E. F. Avers and A. L. Webb, of Oregon. Is the World Growing Better? Many things go - prove that It Is. The way thousands are trying to help others Is proof. Among them is Mrs. W. W. Gould, of Plttsheld. X. H. Finding good health by taking Elec tric Bitters, she now advises 1th r sufferers, everywhere, to take them. "For years I suffered with stomach and kidney trouble," she writes, "livery medicine I .used failed till I took Klectric Bitters. But this great remedy helped me wonderfully." They'll help any woman. They're tin- best tonic aud finest liver and1 kidney remedy that's made. Try1 th' :u. You'll see. 50c at a!l drug-i F.vtrylKMly says: Jmm pliHon's Is fine. "The piano at dtf Owing to my recent ac cident, and resulting ill health, f offer for sale practically all my Hock of registered Augorn goats, consisting of bucks, does, buck-kids aud doe-kids, rich In Turkish and South Afri can blood. Singles, pairs, trios, or larger numbers to suit purchaser. E. L. Naylor I.o. k llox 191. KOHKST (IROVE, OKfXlON. "The Winning of Barbara Worth," by riarold Boll Wright; "The Ne'er Do Well," by Hex Beach; "The Com mon Law," by Robert Chambers; "Mary .Mldthrone," by Geo. B. Mc Cutcheon; "The Grain of -bust;" "Wolle Bros. Cattle Kings;" "The Glory of Clementina," and many other new and popular books on sale at the Roseburg Hook Store. tf A cold causes no end of misery and loss of time. 'Hamilton's Imp qua Cold Cure seldom falls. dtf Tho Zlosoburg Book Store Is head quarters for W'uterman's Ideal Foun tain Pens. They are the best. tf Our customers have to be satisfied because If anything we do or send out Is not pit-using to them we lm niedlately make It rlRht with them as soon as wo tlnd It out. The Hochdale. AO.t'.W. KtMM'Diirir l-OOKto No. Ii-Me(!s the .'ml ami ltd Mtmilayt. of v'h muuti at 7. HO p. oi.. In ihe Koreiwr' Hli. Alt nrmlwt. lu guotl ,:r:mUiir rt lurluu 10 a tCUd J. W. t),IWRLI., M. W K H . Recorder. Are You Going to Start to School" Next Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday? W,. h:iv bail n;vilnrp In the schi.,.1 nu;plv Hii". ami know wh.it Ik r.'-i ul r. a for k, Imol. We h.ue the lar s' stock of SCHOOL BOOKS Tablets, p. 111T.11. etc. The lowi -t prion, llrail'iuarteia (or fountain pens. Your ..itroniif;e solicit! d. Roseburg Book Store Roseburg, , Oregon BP. it. Kl.K,--, Kent-mirK i.O"e, Nu,1.-lleUU regular cutiimuiiii'M'.ioiiH ; the Kike lmpie 011 -iud and 4ih 1 hurnlayii of t-aci, month All mi'inbt'rs ri-juei-t.rl to titii'l regularly, mid all vmiiiUR orutlivra are eonli al-y luviiuti u aKeiHi. K. V. llAYNKN, K. K. 11. c. suk'i'm. criarT. DRAYING ! TGoods Handled Carefully1'.; Lumber Hauled G. D. INEELY PHONE 307-V. DKUKKK HU.NUK Mvntlc Ixxlue No. l: Mtt'ia '2u1 anl 4tb MutHlay evin)n(ri oi tacL toi-trth lu the O.l.l Kellitwn I fin j. It. IIMB UUIHil ""'" III'IHTI wmuu I An Lam I'mis, 1 . ot II ft. H. l.kMux, Kec. i !avi KiKk, KtcelTer. EMi.K, KoHbnrg Arrlr n:ettfi m tht'tr hall on JHt-kixtii, r i. -Ji.l ami till Monday f veu Uf 1 fit h moi'th. l eriutst. inH lug brvUiinu id I'mkI tHiiihaii a!wv wlrunie. (i. V. khiim.h'S.W. I'. Phone Mlr-.tl J kak i. .Nik i in. W . M,c. IU. O F., l'hllftarian lxiite Nn. 8 Mwti n IKlil Frllowa liiilv, turuvr ol Jat kMu arnt faun Mrrt'lii. mi xiurta. eTciniin of - L wt'vk. Mi tiit-er ( thcoriK-r lu gunl t tauilium ar invite! io(lnit. J. K V l.RM KNTR N. (1. M M Millxk. K. ft. IO O K , Klniir "lar Umu.- ISo. 174, uxrvim liill flln' lv tuple erry Krlilny vvvUIUk Vlnll ug bivtlifrt'M ly wflitime. H. II MiM. N. (t. W S iWKLL, K. t. M H. in. K S IO.O. F . I'nion Kni-ainptiieni Nt. (-Mwli tn Fellow' IVmale u the 1: ami Srl Tburila f venirtKit ol e b uioiitb IH( bretltvti-u al m a o wrlnnnr. K V. r imn C. I. H. O. I.kmih. .St rltte. Vim- MOI'KKN HKOl HY HIH'Ol) OK AMF.KH'V KNWlUt lxlfff No. '.U -Mrt'UeTrrV .'tin an l 4(ti Fn.tny in Mar. aU- luipi. Vlnttlng Bifiubem tlwuro rl. omc. (. I.. rii.ht l'rtent. A. I.. 1 HoHinroM, WTK tary. OK (., Ki'detnrt napler No HohUl belt r 1 1 1 r infiiLipt iu t an.l .r 1 nnirUjr In eai-h M.'iiin iiimi niemkri it foM tu.liui are re-p . tluUy tavitetl lo at tUil. Mr. 1- I'mR-o. W. M RKUfkVIM. Ro l irK KflKnh Uvle. No" 41. I. t. O. F - M in 0, Ke!iw IVmple ererr Tn.-n-ln v e .-ul n ltllinf latera and trrlhrn iiith,-. to attetnl. Ma. I) J, l l".r.o M an. Pi . i k i ,-, t Mr M tkT fc. I Fiuan rial (evy. The Best Advice On Lumber Costs The Least Money ami when we say to prospective1 hnniebuilders that "now's the time to: b'i M" we are offerinR you really so-iiid advice. No matter what you I havo heard about cheaper lumber,1 take ft from ub that you're ou the1 safe side If you build right now. We hawn't been In the lumber business for 16 years for nothing we know at thiiiR or two and we're willing to ad mit that you do, too, but In the face of all this talk nowadays about tim brr conservation we believe you'll aree that lumber ha3 a fixed value and that by delaying the building of your new borne you will gain noth ing but inconvenience. J We believe we can convince you the above Is good advice let'B talk ; !t over. i Leona Mills Lumber Co. NEW YORK CAFE Regular Meal 30 cents. Chicken Dinner Sundars. from 4 12 noon to 1 p. n. 4 Chan Jo, Prop. ' OVKS 1AV AM SIGHT. Meals at All Hoars. Chop Suey, Noodles, Fresh Oysters. Flsb, etc., all the time. i.'ur. Jackson ft Washington Sts 4 4 .J 4 4 .J. ti F.antcrn Oyxcm In Any Style. Sliort Orders at Any Hoar. 4" Quick Lunch Restaurant YE TOY. Prop. ItKCl'LAH PINNER, 2C. rhicksn Dinner Every Sunday. Oien until 10 p. m., dally. Sheridan Strt Near Depot f" 4lu ,i'i, WUMI' 1'rTHI 'K1 l, .! . amp 1 Me taat the 0M K. Hiltr ktMt-urt. evrrv lt art itt M.urUi Tmluita. V latitat n"l hbr r:v weirumt 1. l li H.!l. X,, '. V. X NK 4MT lfik Wivfn cr ttoniu R rr. i i.a- rirr-e n, 4- Mr-u .-n lit an.1 tr t Max Ht .Ten.t . ol e h tanih al I'.M 1. ri tU:i Vlaltlnc tneinWra tu goit laalitig fcjf m ltvi to alien. Man ;artPti.aiom fl 9. I baaa ttwuiBilK ilak i t ! ; '4- It OKMiOV RKSTAfBAXT Op ii Day aad MiihC nrstlsps meals at all hours. Krrth Olympla Oysters. Fish and risms all tue time. K-irulr Meal. 2.1 Onta. Hare added a new Balcony especls.IT reserved f:r ladles and frmllles. An K;-trlc Fiano will furnish music daring meal hoars. Sykes Roller Skating Rink Clair Blodgett, Mgr. A popular resort. Orchestra pipe organ. Meet your friends at the Roller Rink Open Evenings Skates 25 Cts. . ' Over Sykes Store. Royal Club Restaurant Mr. A. S. Aderton, Prop. First Class Restaurant and Lunch Counter. Open all hours. Your patronage solicited. 409 Cass Street. :: Opposite Depot. White Help only Employed. First Class Service. Texas Lunch House 335 North Jackson New management we serve the best the market affords. Our meals will please you. Chili a specialty. Your patronage solicited. W. L. Fore, Proprietor. Snow Drift FLOUR! The Original and Only abso lutely Best grade on the Pa cific Coast. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Buy your winter supply, use one sack; if you are not satisfied, we will take back what you have left, refund the entire amount paid, charging you nothing for the sack used. Can any guarantee be stronger? SNOW DRIFT costs no more than other hard wheat brands, is a little better than the best of them, much better than most of them made from last years' wheat. Sold only by Roseburg Rochdale Co "What you want, when you want it" Wr.l.L SEASONED AXD SIPKRIOB lumber Is a'.l that ever leaves oar yard. For building purposes, cab inet makers and carriage builders we have the best quality of both hard and soft woods In rich colore and In large variety. Our price are the best for superb quality that yoo can find In Roseburg. The J. G. Hook Co. tt'webura. Oregon. "HEAT- 'MARKET; i mm vor i.k.ue oin meat market with admiration f r the perfect clean liness which Is everywhere apparent. Your own kitchen cou:dn't be mora free from even the slightest suspicion of dirt. So there Is an added satis faction In coming In person to select the choice cuts we always have hand. Ghe yourself and us the pleasure of a 11 today. The Economy Market Ceo. KohlbageD, Trop.