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m ti ill rfi sj J.O.-H Nfcwl Tyiwrttrrn for lalt Of refit at th Roseburg book Ftom. l' Dainty gifts and girt dressings at Hamilton Hrug Co's. store. Dried beef, boiled ham and bacon sliced at the flenson Grocery. One plant! vote with evesf rent of your pun-liane At Jorpluwn.. dtf S. K. Bykea naa received a stocn of bulba from Holland. Buy one while tbey last dtf Chaa. K. Heney was here from Portland today. A. It. WillouKliby. of "Eugene, Is visiting with frields In thla city. Mr. and Mra. J. W. IJurgo came over from Oakland thia morning. J. M. Stark, formerly of Klkton. arrived here Monday from Kugcno. C. K. E rick son and Chaa. I.. Hur bon arrived here from Kails City Monday. Thoa. C. Srurr, an old-time resi dent of Koaeburg. . was down from Illddle today. Mra. J. I. Chapmen, of Wllt)ur, lit vtarlng here at the home of her son, W. F. Chapman. , W. E. Crura, father of Mrs. W. O Cordon, left thla morniiiK on bia re turn home to Las Vegas, New Mexico 8. H. firown. of Klkton, waa trans acting buaineaa here toduy. Tl.itl aectlon la reported prospering a' usual. K. II. Miss left Monday night foi hla home In Portland, after a vial: here with hla brother-in-law, II. I! Hullwlnkle. Mra. lturhan and children, who have been residing at the homo of J. B. llearteet, left thia afternoon for Seattle, where they will retiide. C. A. Marcey, of Myrtle Creek, ar rived here thia afternoon to underKo medical treatment for the trouble- Rome effects of a wound received in the 8panlah-Amerlcan war. Thurman Cannon, who has been employed aa a forest runger near MontaKue, Cal., arrived here from that place thla afternoon and went out to the home of hla parents at hurley. 8. 1). Kvaua waa 111 from I mpn m today and preaented the Commercial Club with Koine line walnuts grown on hla farm. He anticipates a urofU able Industry In this line in Douglas County In tho near future. Through his attorney, A. I). .Mi Culloch, whose wife, Verlu. wa granted a decree of divorce In the Circuit Court here two weeks ago. filed a motion In the Circuit Court this afternoon, asking for a moil I fl cation of that decree, so that the two little children of the couple, awarded to tho custody of the mother, he taken from her and given Into the keeping of his sister, Mrs. Kosco. tireen. In his motion. MrCulloc.i declared that his ex-wife was uiJII to have the custody of the children, who are now with her relatives at Falls City. Polk County. Judge Hamilton did not pass on the motion, but advised the litigants to agree on mine one bralilca Mrs. Green to take cure of the children. He advised that the children should he brought bark from Dallas so that they would he within the Jurisdiction of this cuurt. For good printing of nil kinds the Review alwava leada. f. lllUIH.M, "IHUf1 rVtl'IH AMI I', II. till.llt HT MAY'UN ArTLR U.ihK ONTKaTI. Thiee men well known In Koaeburg were among the successful candl dates for mayoralty offices in munici pal elections held throughout Ore gon Monday. They are J. T. Ilrldg-s. former register of the I nlted Hia'es Land Office In Hosi-hurg; Kobert G. Smith, a Grunts Pass attorney, and Peter O. Gilbert, an Albany grocer. who used to visit ItoHchurg rcgulM ly while employed as a traveling .-talesman for a Portland grocery firm llridg.-s was chosen mayor of Oak land by a majority of six votes ou r his opponent; "Hob" Kinllll, opposing two other candidates named Smith, waa elected mayor of Grunts Pass by n plurality of Just three votes. Hu bert, In a Held of four candidates, won out ut Alhuny by a plurullty of 2 it. In addition to electing city offi cials. Oakland voted to give an Inde pendent telephone company a fran chise. Sutherlin voted JHu.OlH) hond. for a water system and re-elect-d city coiincllmen, whose terms had ex id l ed. Pendleton voted down tho com mission form of government anil elected for mayor W. F. Matlock, former mayor, by SO votes over Hn Italey. The election was the hottest ever waged In that city, and ovei $40,000 changed hands on the result, (irant 11. Hliiilrk was elected mayor of Oregon City by 112 majority ovei William Andresen. Salem elected I "wet" council and endorsed the non partisan primary for the nomination of city candidates. l-;iccfioii at Oakland. (Siieclal to the Evening Review). OAKLAND. Or.. I) c. .1. The re sults of sesterday's city election here Hie: For Mayor J. T. Bridges, fiO; It. K. Hunt. 50. Coiincllmen, two ears (two to elect) It. I.. Steams, 102; C. A. Mc.Nabll, SK; one year, I two to elect I C. A. Stevens, Kli; A. J. (irublii, r.7: K. 11. Plnkston, SI; I. 11. Miller. 2X; .1. II. Deurllllg. IS. Treasurer ('. II. Medley. 9. Re corder ('. II. McKnlght, 100. Mar shal II. H. Manning, till; K. J. Page. 4 2. Special propositions submitted lb lie voters by (he city council: 1. Shall there be a special (ax levy of four mills for street and road Improvement within the city iitiius Yes. r.: No. 2!t. 2. Shall u franchise be granted to i telephone company to operate elephone system within the corpor ato limits? Yes. r.7; No, 32. 111 THE Will; I: SP3.1T Mercer, Pennsy!a.:ia's C.e .1 Fulbick. fX S TV r It-.' l , ,ryt1 V v. --v - r-j, ' : 1 i5r hi w t How to Ward Oil it t old. When vour feet tire wet and rnld in. I vour body chilled through ami tliiuunh from exposure, take a big dose of Chamberlain s i ougn neiii-.- Iv. bathe vour feel 111 hot wuter lie- r.ne suing to bed. and you ure ulmosi certain lo ward off u severe cold. For sale by all dealers. KEN int'iuu- writ- nr. i 'Mterai Atiirt llftva AriiudH" tuDA It. Have You Realized The Nearness of Christmas? Why shouldn't you be the one to do your Christmas shopping early? Here you will find everything in silverware, cut glass, watches and diamonds articles that will prove to be suitable for your gifts. Prices the lowest, quality considered. Vour inspection is invited. J. T. BRYAN JEWELER OPINISIIF POSTOKI H F. WTII OIK VIMll'4. VI' m -"' f viJi ) i ' x simple cold mm 'v have found a new remedy for ( otdtt and ratarrh that aetually does the work and wo Want to tM all our friend and patrons about It. It a uitnnie matter to cure a cold If treatment U given promptly with .Ylfiitholyplug. We have bet-n in the drug bublness a Krat many years and we know that Mi ntholyptuH itt the slmpleHt and moKt loKical remedy for coldn and catarrh that has ever been found. All you have to do in to Inhale the pleas ant vapor and uae a little nonthiiiK tiulvo, and you Ket Instant relief, no matter how severe the cold. ThlH Mentholyptus not only Koothe and heals the Inflamed tlHHues, but Heems to almolutely protect you from further Infection. We want all our friends and patrons to come in and learn about this remedy. We are so confident oi the merits of Mentholyptus that the first packago is sold on a money back guarantee. ! is never safe to let a cold drag atoug. and even If you haven't got a cold now it will certain ly pay you to Investigate. lied Cross Pharmacy. ItIO HOOD of fotoa now being made for Xmas Don't be too late. dtf CLARK & CLARK. rtiulu by America ik Presa Aavoclatlon. AlthmiKh the IViius;lvaniii eleven made a poor Khowtng on the grlliru tills seiisnii there I.h one molesUlu war rior whose playing Htnudtt out ulxive all others. He Is Captain Mi-r.er. It Is duiibiful if there is a faster luck livid man In football togs today than Ibo (Junkers' fullbnik. Jle starts quhkly uiid gels up hU speed wumterf ully. lie lui-reasid his value to tie team nearly M) ptr tent by luustertug the stialbt ann In warding olT tin Llers. Mercer dues this better t tin n any man I'eun sylvanla ever had excej't Itlll IIuMcn buck uf the ltwiM eleven. . J. Lander wont to Grants Vav on business today. Ho returned last week from Coos County and reports tho road from Camas Valley to the c unty lino very muddy. He thinks tnut would be an excellent place ( work a number of the state convicts building a good road. Pnn to Havs Strong Basketball Ter.m. The prospects uf a sureiwsful basket ball team this year at rennsylvaijbi ' are unusually bright. All hut one of last year's live have returned fori-, r Captain Marks Itelng the only loss. Captain Walton, Turner, l'len c. Jour- j det, Keough and Kennedy assure a strong team, mid the good material from last year's freshman team stems to promise a capable set of seci-nd siring luea. The i tMiiar: live chain es for a i ham- plouship are felt nt i'eiin to lie em our- j aging. All the other colleges have lost j men and aunie nil! have to build up! new temm, while l'ennjylvnTiiHs vet eran ti'am, the only rive to store a vic tory over Columbia In New York last year, remains almost inta t and will ! i hn ke.l up by a likely siputd of substl- j tutr. S nie of these nre tliabiim. v. Ii placed en the Htrong llnvetfcrd (Jrain mar s'hoel (he; Hullitt and rann. who were iui I Mam-ey's team last. year, and Ill-liee. who playel two yi-ars on the llarsi nun s Ii.miI team. The first gime will be played on Dee. ii Olympic Tcsn V.ry Lo S'.srt. Ateordlni: b th.' t My tuple rules, only athletes who are naturalized me e'il itle to represent the eniintiy th y wlli to compete f-r in the lyinple (.ni ies Through thi?. ruling (here are three athletes w Ii are ntihble to s; ort their eountry's niluis In the clashes be eaune tbey are imt Anierl an rltlzens They are I an Ahe.irn. T1m Afiearu and (m W.ilf-h. J The Atie.iin broM: mn nore the col- I ors of J.'lm Hun, iui-1 Walsh struvghil I lu iN'half of Ciin nta nt the last Olym pic gnuies, whl h were held In Lon don in UMK I an henrn N th Amor- ' lenti runr.lng b';, tep and Jump ! chami'loii and re .td bolder. Tim 1 Ahe.irn U Hie senior ehainplon run- ulng in:nl rod b p. step nml Jump chsmplen of ti e MetroiHilltiui assiHla Uoa. WaNh Is a renowned hammer thrower. w-r a 'm I From "THE IDEAL GIFT STORE A Hnnd llmik. A HlKh (JrMclo Pn.inlnln IVn. A Cbnlre Hox of Slnllnii.-ry. I.aiIIii' or (flits' TravelliiR H.'t In f If"atltlful Hand Paluted Vanns. TVarhrrs' 1UIU8. li.Hiku of Poenw. To, (Joodn the boxt, prlrot (he lowiiit. Roseburg Book Store W. II. Wilson. W ilbur: A. M. Arm strong. Oik land; Chas. Mark man. Ilroi liKvll'e; O. Olson, H. Ibnry. l'laeer: C (I Carlson, Oregon City; lohn Vint nul wife. Tacomi ; Win Mutton. Hre kwjiv; W. J. Kelleh r. Uion ille; .la rob .lons. X l Mc Call. O II. Cah. John Tipton. K.len bower; Crank Mi iw.itaM. Mont Alto: K. H Waite ami ilauxhfer. Suth -rlln. were a moit g Cie KosetmrK vis l irs today. KntU Winter' Tmubb. To msnv. inter Is a season of trouble. Ttte frost-bit t-n toes and hn iters, t haiMt'd bands mid lips, rhilhisins. rold-sores. red and rough skins. prne this. Hut such troubles tlv before Itni klen s Arnica Salve. A trial con i ne's (treat est healer of burns. buiW. piles, t ills, soies hrmses. eturt ind ci'i.iitis. tnly .'.".e ut all drusgists. Rotlfl rst srd isrb'T, mci and who1 corn, wheat and all art lus nf n. II fivd at th Iku'i County Mills. I'hoD 11. 4ii CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Kve Always Boh! Patronize Rovfew advprtlseri. "THK IKKAI. ilFT STOKK." Twenty Days to Xmas Dec. 5 Select your fine box stationery. Elegant leather traveling sets. Sterling silver plated combs, brush and manicure sets. Books and teachers' Bibles, from the large and elegant stock at The Roseburg Book Store "THK IKKAI. ill-T STOIIU." Kit ( HASi.M x I t:ir.l. (Co&l!DU6d from Uti 1). DINNER SETS A Special Offer 42 Pieces! Only $3.50 Call and see them This set is a great bargain L. H. Rhoades &Co. 2nd lit?" (low's Wanted scribed with kuftirleiit aiiuia. y lu a c-rlmliial Btatute on the une hand to enable the Government to shorten lra tank by prosecuting aliiKle misde meanors Instead of an entire con spiracy, and, on the other hand, to serve the purpose of pointing out more in detail to the business com munity what must he avoided. .MonoMily, .Not Size, Aimetl Al. "The anti-trust law Is not Intended to prevent the accumulation of large capital In business enterprises in which such a combination can secure reduced cost of production, sale, and distribution. It is directed against such an aggregation of capital only when Its purpose is that of stifling competition, enhancing or rontrollliiu prices, and establishing a monopoly. If we shall have by the decree de feated these purposes and restored com pel It Ion between the large unit into which the capital and plant have been divided, we shall have accom plished the useful purpose of the statute. CmillM-llfioll Xot I'linxise. "It is not the purpose of the statute to confiscate the property and capital of the riftending trusts. Methods of punishment by fine or Imprisonment of the Individual of fenders, by tine of the corporation 01 by forfeiture of Its goods In trans portation, nre provided, hut the pro ceeding 111 eipiiiy Is a specific remedy to stop the operation of the trust by Injunction and prevent the future use of the plant and capital in violation of the statute. "Thosp critics who speak of dis integration In the trust as a mere change of garments have not given consideration to the Inevitable work ing of the decree and understand lit tle the personal danger of attempt ing to evade or set at naught the solemn Injunction of a court whose object Is made plain by the decree and whose inhibitions ure set forth with a detail and comprehensiveness unexampled in the history of equity jurisprudence.' Don't Wait Christmas is only a few weeks off. Select your gifts now. Our holiday stock comprises many new designs in jewelry, watches, clocks, silverware, novelties, diamonds, cut glass, etc. Exclusive designs in souvenir spoons. New novelties every day for the twenty-four days. A. Salz i J E W ELE Liniment for llheunmlie Pains. man R 1 Every family has need of a good, reliable liniment. Kor sprains, bruises, soreness of tho muscles and rheu matic pains there Is none better than Chamberlain's. Sold by all dealers. C Sand His Wife's Life. "My wife would have been In her grave today," writes O. II. Brown, of Muscadine. Ala., "If It had not been for Dr. King's New Discovery. She was down In her bed, not able to get up without help. Sho had a severe bronchial trouble and a dreadful cough. I got her a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery, and she soon began to mend, and was well lu a short time." Infallible for coughs and colds. Its the most reliable reme dy on enrfh for desperato lu'ig trouble, hemorrhages, lagrippe, asth ma, hay fever, croup and whooping cough. r0c. $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists. Pure Bread Made from the Very Best Flour and baked under sanitary conditions by expert bakers has made our Bread the Housewives' Favorite. Our linns, Itolls, Cookies, Cakes ant Pies are. unexcelled. Goods de livered daily. CHUR.CH BROTHERS I CASS STREET PHONE 35 DELIVERY Till! ItAII.KOADS have what tbey want, and so can you if you sit now for vour Xmas fotos. dlf CLARK & CLAKK. The price of foodstuffs has come down at the North Side Grocery, dtf Funeral dealgna to order. Prices right. Mrs. P. D. Owen, florist. Phone Ruh'irhnn 97 tf Most Koseburg housewives use either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen City" flour. There's a reason for It. Phone 13. Douglas County Mills. If Tour grocer doesp't carry either kind. Smith's Liverjr. all new rigs and outfits, first class driving and riding horces; automobile In connection. Terms reasonable. Phone 60. Office with new ladles' waiting room, cor ner Oak and Rose streets. S. T. Smith, proprietor. dtf Empire Livety. Feed and Sales Stables, Flanks & Welker, proprietors. New rigs of all varieties, good gentle teams and careful drivers: also ienms that are safe for ladles to drive. itlacksmrth fhop In connec tion; all work guaranteed. Phone b. "The Winning of Harbara Worth." by :iarold Bell Wright: "The Ne'er Do Well." by Rex Heach; "The Com mon Lrw," by Robert Chambers; "Mary Mldtbrone " by Ceo. H. Mc Cutcheon: "The Grain of Dust;" "WVlle llros. Cattle Kings;" "The Glory of Clementina " and many other new ard popular books on sale at the Roseburg Hook Store. tf Follow The Crowd GOLDEN THEATRE 5c Admission 5c Th-s best pictures In Uoseburg. Next Door to P. O. Rear R. L. Stephens' Shoe Store Progress vShoe Shop PRICE LIST Men's Half Soles $ .75 Men's Soles and Heels I.ihi Men's Full Soles and Heels ... Las Hoys' Half Soles fMIr Al .l."l I'.oys' Heels Ladies' Half Soles no Ladles' Hwls jo Rubber Heels 50 llH'l traces 13 Heel I'lllleS 1() Nails -jo NiMH-, made lo order all rk and mnl.-rinl Klluruiilce.l lo Im- lirsl-rlass SV X .1 ' JOT- V - 1 v ii WhatoEat TODAY KAI'.Y'M ItATTI.K. A Laughable Comedy. AT THK TRAIL'S KMi, A Western Story. My llimry Hoy." Illustrated. Your prob'ems In this line will be easily solved If you will only come In and look over our complete line of Good Things to Eat We keM a full nn rnnn.tn n . . We ...rnilt nothing hut .he be, of . au , ?'-l,U- Sa.isf.cnon , our cuMomers.e gu.rant.Ji "-'ive stock. Roseburg Rochdale Co "What you want, when you want it"
