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About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1911)
,aiauis: EVENING ROSc&l'RG RfViEV. Iiluili i A(' X ISHIKU DAILY EXITIT HI NUAf ItKVIKW I'tHLIHIIINU COM PANT Entered t RosetiurK, Oregon, Post office as Hecond-CIwis Matter. L. WIMIIKHLT i.)r rirhlki'duh turnpy. A fciot ilio iac four yours aiso, ho will duiilnlL'M b rn-iicciod will, mi! uilislllnll-- ull I'Xci'llOht U-K timimliil 01 K"ud ix rviin In tlmt poHl ilnn. II Ik known that wv.-ral oshiT 'nttiiriwvu u-t-ni mii.-rlv 'nruhntllie ! run.iMary prospects for Ihat iimltiol lint tin'" will now ! laid alilo for jat I. ant another four yearn. Aiiiu'ir the county olliilalK tlm iilemht In- ruiiihi'iit will i.rohal.ly all lie iall.ll ulati'K to Miro-ed IhfUO'i'lvcH. In-lll(l-3 00 1 jut; Sheriff luin". Counly Clerk .60 l.enox, Ats.Mi ir Calkins. Treasurer .16 ISawviTK. ConilnlhKloni r Hyan, School i H Ll lit. Chancy, Surveyor Cain Coroner Jewett. For the and Senator- UAILY f'er year, by mall . . . Per month, delivered Per wuvk. delivered . BEMI-WEEKLY n.. it n n ix monthi'"'.;;;";i;;";;iroo:nii "" ""' Hr already ntlomd and wmral ..,.,,.,,,..,, I14 ,,, !f them are actively In Held for I.I IMItl ll IH, lllll. !ho n,,,,,,,,,,,!,,,, ,lt primary ehc l loll on the MHh of next April. These ... i it r'i.rkimi. Incluile: Allien Abraham. .1. A. Ilu- Don't overlook the opportunity to clia i. C. S. Jackson. (;.. Neuner. who U Jr.. mill A. i . .warmer, nepu in i .111-.. ,l,.r. unit K V. (lover. Democrat. 11 1H make It brlfthti-r for someone In need or nan been unfortunate lug the year. Robert I). Ionian, prominent In business and political circles In I'orl land, will be a candidate fur delegate to the National convention of the Democratic party. The only otlur avowed candidates at thin time are Ogles))? Young aud John 11. Steven son, rortlnnd attorneys. Oregon la entitled to 10 delegates. AMI!' LOrllAHII IMiKs.VT APPKAH K'l It 'U. Illtollualioll to Continue, llol.evel -Ted" Mlnanl Tells tt liai He Knows AIm.iiI It. Now that Koseliuig is assured of another large, modern BChool build ing for the coming year and another four or five-story business block of the latest approved design and In cluding all the modern conveniences, let a united effort be made to secure that $40,0110 armory. The stale will pay half the cost of this structure and under our present system of taxa tion non-resident taxpayers of this county including railroads, timber land owners, etc. will pay more than half the remainder Ij.'Cb have the armory. It will he available for big public gatherings or any kind, aud such a structure is frequently needed hero, aside from its use lib a headquarters for the National Duardsmen. These three line struct ure will make an excellent start for next year's building activity In Itose liurg and we may also get that long-looked-for new theatre, a fruit can nery and other Institutions-. Several newspaiicra of this Judicial district are publishing the announce ment of Hon. tieo. M. Ilrown's can- cenerallv admitted, however, that K. 11 Walte can easily defeat any on. of these If he can he persuaded to accent the nomination. lie would ably represent Douglas County In the Stale Senate. "Pride of Dongias ' a Roseburs product, and "Queen City." a bard wheal article, made at Vancouver Wash., are the two best varieties ot lour on the market. Why use sny other kind that cobU more If your grocer doesn't carry either brand lust phone 13. Douglas County Mills, ind a siik will be dellvo.cd at yum enron. "' The ladies or the 'II". Mental Cul ture Club will give the I! "si of a fcerl-s ot afternoon dime teas on Tuesday. December l!i. from 2 to ' o'clock, at Hie home of Mrs. William Hell. 13U South Jackson street The public Is eordlallv invited to littclld. .Mrs. Smick, president. dlS An Alarm at Night That strikes terror to the entire household is the loud, hoarse and metallic cough or croup. No mistak ing It. and fortunate then the lucky larents who keep I'olev's Honey and Par Compound on hand. 11. W. Cas wlliuan. Canton, X. Y.. says: "It n worth Its weight In gold. Our little hlldren lire troubled with croup and hoarseness, and all wo give them Is Koley s Honey anil Tar Compound. 1 llwuya have a bottle or It In the house. For Balo by all dealers. F PaitioUsm The totnnrh U a nrfier fnrtnr in "life, liberty ami the pur uit ol hppinr" limn mol people arc awure. I'atnottMTi can withstand hunger bill nt dypvpia. 1 he eonlinned dys peptic "it tit for treason, MrtitHiienii and putU." 'Ihe man who tfoca to the front (or hi country with a weak tumacb will he a weak soldier and a (unit finder. A tound stum itch ntukes for good citizenship at well for health and happinest. Diieates of the ttomach and other ortftint of digestion and nutrition arc promptly and permanently cured by the ute of Dr. PIi:ffGtrS V.OLTil.S MI MICAL DISCOVERY, it build up the tody ulttt mound Siena mad solid muace. The dealer who offer a tubstitute for the " Diwovc-y " ! only tec lung to muke the little rr.ore proht renli.ed un (he ale of lent mcrilorioim preparutionn. Dr. I'icrce'a tlommon Scnc Medic.il Adicr it tent frtt vn receipt of ttantp to pay eipenio o( nimlinit r. Send 1 one-cent afampi for the paper coverrd hmk, or 31 Rlampa im the !: h l-otmd. Addrrsi VIu "x- ..4rv Medical Aktociation, K. V. Tierce, M. I)., I'rtsiJ.nt, Hnlliio, N. Y. Insurance!! Fire, Accident, Liability, Hate Glass, Automobile, Burjjlary, Rent and Live Stock. Bonds of every kind I'Ihhh' 87 DOUGLAS ABSTRACT & TRUST COMPANY TUTURE OF YOUR BUSINESS HANGS ON )UR 0L1CY I'ORTI.ANII. Or., Dee. 1 8. 'A Ith a mass ol evidence not yet convinc ing, yet sultirlent to warrant further proceedings. Deputy District Attor ney Fitzgerald and Sheriff Steveiw are entreated with a busy week. n arrying on the hearing of charges that l-wls (1. ll-eond I.ochard IB the man who killed Itarhara Midi man. 1 During the week the investigators will probe deeply Into the alleged degeneracy or I.ochard, anil to this end will examine many witnesses. A Seattle man, who is said to have seen llim coining irom me ie.iim. house where the girl was killed, is liclng sought for, Kven with this evidence at hand, the prosecutor does not expect to have made out his case, but with the pressure of Inference from the facts already gathered, ho is impelled to go on and on, in the hope that some where along the line me iiicriiiniiai Ing evidence may he found. Noth ing now in sight siilllces on which to base a case (It to take before a jury, yet far too much exists to permit that Ihe case he dropped. I.mliard Cmitnidicls Self. I.ochard was tripped up on one Im portant statement yesterday, when ho admitted that he read the account of the llulznian murder at the time, although In his llrst statement he de nied ever hearing of the crime. The discovery came through V. K. Mln anl. who liaB worked with Frank lull lllll VU lii netting the evidence, and at whose house in Woodlawn I.och ard was staying about the time of the murder. lllnard said lie remembered dlB eiiBsiug with Lor hard another mur der In which a man they knew was linnlleated. lit KoBoblirg, lllld Oil looking up the files of the Oregonlan wiih the story in It. be found th.it the llolzman murder was cnronicieu the same issue, lie llilerreo mai hard must have Been both articles, and when the prisoner was again brought in to talk on this point he admitted reading ot tne noi.uu... case Of course," he said, "everynooy in town knew of It." Asked why lie had denied It on the prior occnslon, he said he had forgotten about It. "Kriiim-I " Says Locnum. When Miuard confronted the pris oner. Locliaru mane n uu,.. ...... in to him that he had framed the case up Mlnnid said l.oclinul was uauy about women." and vain or his er soual appearance. lie told the In vestigators of an attack alleged to have b.-eli mad.- on a girl hy Lochard ind not previously reported. Tula took Place, he said, when Lochard was working nt the Southern I'ucltlr shop in Urooklvn. and led to ins iiib- charge. .Mlnanl atso ,..-.... .. statement from William f.ibsoll. tell ing of two girls at Tom Word's farm, whom Lochard, he charged, had In lullcd. (llbson said Lochard admit ted Ihe rail. Minard said .1. V. llawkes. now Jointly accused with Lncliard ot lar ceny,' had told him that Lochard threatened to dynamite the house ot the woman who reported against Mm to the Southern 1'ucillc otllcials. llawkes is also taken as authority for the Blalemellt that a man whose name he could not give, came upon I.ochard one day. weeping, and that Ihe suspect said he was thinking of a crime he had committed. Minnrd said he had heard llawkes say he would give $.-.00 or $U'0 to got rid of Lochard. Sheriff Stevens asked Minnrd ir It was not llawkes who furnished $1.- offered us bail tor Lochard In Ihe larceny cases. Minnrd Bald he ..i no the money himself, having borrowed $-iuu as ball hen he was Ol trial for a crime ri ntly ami was icuultted. Having the money still on hand he was willing to put up nan or It for I.ochard. provided Ihe prison er reported at his house every u.i. He denied any knowledge ot an t teinpt to get Lochard out of the way lo shield llakes. L'M'L'VliilTI'.M IN !U'f;l.4S rot'KiV $ MO.Uni an'H HhiikiM. lro:ahl' V.: re nrc titahy p.oil 111 Donitla County who do hot fully' realize the' rapid growth of the good roads movement 111 this county in the past re yours. 'I lie present year's expenditure tor roads and bridges will approximate $l!in,uoii. or nearly nine times as much as was spent tor like purposes in l'Jiiti. The following Is a summary up to July 1, or thlB year: Year I sli 11)07 I 'JIIH inns I '.i I M ID 1 1 to July (ion. Fund. Special Dist. Fund Bridges Total $i:if,:!7il $ K . 1 r. 41 $:M,7S3.32 'i r, ! l .- s . s i 7.:n3.:iii 7.s:.s.:n 40.33n.n2 s 171100 3.M7.B'. 12.1111'.. 11 44,1X3. SO 71. 37.1. el .1:1.111.2.'. 6.:i2 3 117,414.1.-. 7 7r, 42 li:..i;i.44 ti.li.ili.h". Ii0,413.71 UO.MISI'.M l.66i.24 :.a.4 131.429.42 only. ITS UTHE THING' WM "'1" '" Good Food Good Service r ' t'Mtinn ;iiH tin1 oiH' for 1 !:ki ttitliif lik1 took In C pi it i;nn.l ,irii'lv. 4 I I' 1.1 si vi it r M'i it i Iumi' h'H (ni'r m ii- i ir prttn,'Mit' 1: li im s I'Mi'ii iiir I I tt't .nil (.ill! tt ml I 11 in li ituitttT. C. and J. Elliott I'roprii'ltirs. WIh-iw I lie l.Miilily Kocs Not fount. W herever there are people suffer ing from kidney and bladder nll inonts. from backache, rheumatism, and urinarv Irregularities. Foley's Kldnev Fills will help them. Helvl ,lere. ill K. A. Kelly, an evongln.'or. ays: 'Three yens ago my kidneys became so bail I was compelled to cive up my engine and unit. There was a severe aching pain over the hips, followed by an iniiainmauon 01 the Madder, and always a thick sedi ment. Foley s Kidney Fills made tne .1 sound and well man. I call not say 100 much In their praise." Tonic tn ictlou. quick In results any ord. cine sale 1,11 1 J. H. Sykes GUN STOUK Opposite Post OlViJc. w E Carry a new anJ complete stock of Cuns. Am munition, l isliinvj l.ukle aiul Sporting Cood.s. Gun Kepairinjj and Key Tiltinc a peti.illy. A share of your patronage will he appreciated. TAItlSlAX rAKiXlllS. '.he Farhlan Cleaning and Pressing Far'orJ. 137 Jackson St., do French dry cleaning, sponging pressing, r. pili'tig. and altering of ladles' and g-n.i,.m..n suits, gaat- tnt.vlnc sati(n. i on tlmnts lle for and d-IUer.d. Phone IIS and we will call. e n.4ke suits to order, $15 and up. See our samples M TO ST t;K LINK HKI'OT. fally stsges and sutos for Marsh-' field and all t'oos Hay points, also for Teel snd Millwood, leave (1. W ILlpp's griMt'ry store. 13.1 Sherlil.in I'nsh paid for produce along the line Snow Drift Flour, highest test. ......I m '1 ,.l... tine h i li 1 v nittritiom lanb'eaihed and bv f.ir the In'st flour I tnllte.1 on the I'acitlc ''oast. I he lKix-hd.il. ! White limine IVflce. the hlghes: .ind ln..t tinlforiu qa.ility It Itcvtr f:i! to please; ?vory can guaranteed j The tlochdale. STETSON HATS Brand new, and a splendid example of creative hat making. It's a Stetson. Just the Thing for an Xmas Present. Give a Hat order on FOR THE HOLIDAYS Candies, Nuts, Grapes, Oranges Candies the very best Nuts every known kind Oranges-from the best growers Grapes the kind you like Mrs. A. C. liidd Son Commercial Club Building I Ionic of Regal Shoes. Roseburg, Oregon. XKXT 1MM1II ) I'OSTOI'FH'F. .IACKSO.V ST. R. L. STEPHENS Exclusive dealer in Men's, Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes, in button and lace. New and up-to-date styles. JUST RECEIVED A new line of Men's, Ladies' and Children's Kid, Felt and Knit Slippers. Shoes made and repaired. Difficult work a specialty. All work guaranteed. MEN'S and LADIES' RUBBERS THAT FIT YOUR SHOES CHRLSTttAJ From "THE IDEAL GIFT STORE A lliuh llrath Fountain Pi-n. A Choico Vox nf S:it finery. Ladles' or Ct-nis" Yravelinfi Si't in lino .athtT rase. 1 trait t if ill H, i tnl I'aintod V;tH'S. Ti'adifra lliltU'S, Hooks of I'uo;... Toys, Dolls. Games, (lomlrt tlio luMt, jtriro8 tho loweit. Roseburg BooK vStore SPECIAL SALE ON WAG O N S Thrt;e Carloads Just Received The Fa mous T. C. Mandt Farm Wagons. For sale only by nr. siiKitinAN stkket. S. B. CR.OUCH McClanahan Incubators and Brooders Spray Pumps Pruning Tools Let us demonstrate to you what the Kansas Pruning Knife will do. J. F. BARKER & CO. With a full line of Implements and Vehicles Roseburg Oregon Will i-il re of kl.ln.'V or Maildor is- r nl tt'on.l tin' nvifh of m.lt No l to miv mori For bv all il. iiliTs. K Roseburg Flour Mills! lloMl.urKN Olil.-l lntlii.tr)-. mlivtr Any licrr. Phone 56 t HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR andTEED 1 A!f.i:f:i. Clii'sl. Vclih. 0.i's. S'Piim Itollirt Hatl. y, Outs. Com. What T ttlul Oats. ThartiT Oak, lliyn Kl ulit. ruj.i.l. I'ran. Short. St.K- Koo.ls. Mf.ilfti M.al. X POULTRY SUPPLIES W1..-II! I i Sin.:'.. M.in.ti n. t;rr Oati S.-r:;tch I'oo.l. ('! M-.-.l-i. Hone. C.n-. Sl't-ll. Oil Mr Kkk Maker, llornioj.nir'. lik Kood. it'.f 3.THI;!., il. 1'liaao.il. I. ice Killer. Special Holiday Sale THIS WEEK FRESH CANDIES AND NUTS Chocolate Creams and Fancy Mixed Candies special 15 Cents a pound. Nuts all kinds, 20 Cents a pound. KENDRICK & KING Jackson St. GROCERS Phone 63 ' HOWARD'S SHOE HOSPITAL w. s. now Aim. rrop. NOW LOCATED ON CASS STREET In the Matthews HMg., next dixir to Stuhbs Grocery All kinds of repairing. Shoes made to order hy an expert Why !;! hiirg Suirinr Sodas, nf rouryo. Thf iiolid;iv would n ? j"tm i omi'lft- without an a in t ; .iii.t.1 of this hish grade and d'Mclous foda on hand. Nf ihe time lo ordT It. Roseburg SoiAtx fork, I hone 1S6
