Roseburg review., February 21, 1912, Image 2

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EVENING ROSEBURO REVIEW
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Entered at Roseburg. Oregon, Post-
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KKIIIU AItV SI, IOI3.
81'ItftKOV HRMOVKS
VKIUIOItM AI'I'KNDIX
KltOM HIS OWN IIOKV
yie to free our government from the
control or money In politico, ror
this purpose We advocate, not as ends
In themselves, but an weapons In the
hands of the Kople, all (jot-eminent
al device which will make the rep
resenlatlves of the pt-ople more
easily and certainly responsible for
the people a will.
Inilliillve and ItWrrvnililm . K.
"1 believe III providing lor direct
nonilnallona by the people. Including
therein direct preferential primaries
for the election of delegate! to the
National nomltiutiiiK roiiventlona.
"1 believe In the election of I lil
ted States Senators by direct vote
"I believe in Hie Initiative unci
referendum, which should bo used
not to destroy representative govern
ment, but to correct II whenever II
becomes nilsrepresentatlve. If in any
state the people are themselves sails
fled with their present representa
tive system, then It Is. of course.
their right to keep that system un
changed, and It is nobody's business
but their s.
"Hut both Initiative and refer
endum should be provided in such
fashion as to prevent It being wan
tonly and too frequently used. I do
not believe that It should be made
the easy or ordinary way of taking
acllon. In the great majority of
cases It Is fur better that action on
legislative innttera should be taken
by those specially delegated to per
form the task: In other words, that
I the work should be done by experts
t chosen to perform It. Hut when the
What Hcm-Itold Will Po fop Any men thus delegated fall to perform
Woman With Piles. i their duty, then It should be In the
power of the people themselves to
Many a woman drqags along a life perform the duty,
of misery with piles because she I Kecall of Judges,
does not know of HEM-ROID, the' "Courts have repeatedly defeated
sugar-coated remedy that cures any the aroused morals of a whole corn
kind of plies by restoring good cfr- monwenllh. Take the example of
dilation of Llood In the swollen, ! the Ht. Louis handlers. Their guiltj
clogged parts. I was plain and In the main confessed.
HKM-HOIU Is sold under a gunr- The whole suite was arouseu ami
anUe of satisfaction by the Rid outraged. Hy nn instinct that goes
Cross Pharmacy and all druggists, to the very foundation of nil social
$1 for 24 days' treatment. Dr. order they deninnded that the guilty
Leonhardt Co.. Station B. Buffalo. N. be punished. The boodlers were con-
Y., malls a free booklet describing It. vlcted, but the Supreme Court of
, Missouri, never questioning ineir
Wool bogs, wool twine, at J. F. guilt, set their conviction aside on
Barker & Co s., Roseburg. tf purely technical grounds. The same
Most Uoseourg housewives use thing occurred In California. Nero,
either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen fiddling over burning Home, was a
City" flour. There's a reason for 1U patriot and statesman lu comparison
Phono 13. Douglas County Mills, if with Judges who thus trifle with ami
your grocer doesp't carrv either kind, frustrate the aroused moral sentl-
8AN FRANCIS'JO, Feb. 20. Dr.
Bertram F. Alden, chief surgeon of
the French hospital. Is recovering
from an operation unique In the his
tory of surgery, that of removing
from bis own body the vcrifortu ap
pendix. Dr. Aldc-n Injected a spinal anaes
thetic, and with his own hand
wielded the acupel, making the In
cisions necessary for cutting the
troublesome Bac. and gaining prompt
relief from a severe attack of appendicitis.
HE' A IX NKCIKIOXS,
(Continued from page 1).
TIMti TO KNOW THIS.
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IIAPPY TMO MAItRIED?
There are unhappy married livei, hut r&e percentage ol ttiwte unhappy
borne are due to the illness of the wile, mother ur dau it liter. The feelin ol
nervouaneia, the befuttifed mind, the ill-temper, the pale and wrinkled (ace, hollow
end circled eyea, reault moat often from those disorder peculiar to women. 1'or
the woman to be happy and food-looking the niutt nutt.rully have ftoud health.
I)raiMintdown feelings, hysteria, hut-flat lies or constantly re turn in it paina end
ache ere too treat a drain upon a woman 'a vitality and strength. Dr. t'icrce'a
Favorite Prescription restore weak and tick women to sound health hy regu
lating and correct in the local disorder which are generally rcsponsihle for the
bov distressing symptoms.
1 unVnxt a-rlly for a numtmr of yftrm urnl for th pant three
yoars wu m- Uul that llf was a niitary to nn," wriit-p MitM. H K. Dirk
Ovut, uf Ultra, Ohio, Itiiuto 4. "The diH-lors ulil me 1 wouM have to
au to a honpluil bi'furti I woukl avr ! better. A yer mm ihi winu-r
and siirlnic 1 was worst) than vr tM'foro. At t-arh pvrlotj I utlt-rd Ilka
oris In tormmt, 1 sin Ut mothrr of ! chiMren. 1 was so bud for
five month! that I knvw xwnrlhinir mtit lx dun. so I wrote U Dr. K. V.
Fivrcat, UtllinK him mm nearly mm I rouhi how I siillVniJ. Hi- outlined a
courts of trtmnt which I MIowmI Ui the letter. I tik two IwltJt S
of 'Ksvorltr I'iwrition' and uitti of 'lioMvti Mttfitl Ihm,ovtv ' and a
fifty-cent bottlttof ' Smart-WknI,' mmi have never PtillVnil much Bint-tv
I wiah I roukl trlt trvrry BUhYritiff wnmin the world over wh.it a boon
Itr. Pierce's mnlietnea srt. Thrrw Is n ux wuung time and mousy
duciurinar with atiyUitnit vise or any one vlam."
Tlie Medical Adviser hy K.V. Pierce, M. !., Huff-lo,
N. Y.t answers hosts of delicate questions about which
very woman, single or married oujthc to know. Sent fret
on receipt of 31 statu pi to pay lor wruppiiij. unJ tnuilintf only.
lias. IMcaovaa.
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Steers, Fed and Fattened By Us, for
Our Trade.
Choice cuts, such as every customer appreciates. We are ready to sup
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Roseburg Meat Market
SllhltlllAN ST. rhone 134 M WIIAItll l.itos., 1'rons.
We Can
Please You!
Dainty foods, special delicacies, alwavs ready. You will enjoy our
varied, well cooked dishes. We rouduct a modern delicatessen at
J 15 Cass street.
TOUR PATRONAGE RKSPECTFII.I.Y SDI.IClTKIt
MIW. 11. U H MISS AI.II'K WILSON.
Sykes Roller Skating Rink
Clair niodndt, Mtfr.
A popular resort. Orcluslra pii organ. Meet
your friends at i the
Roller Rink Open Evenings
Skate 25 Cts. Over Sykes Store.
J. H. Sykes
GUN STORK
Opposite Post Office.
w
EiCarry a new and complete stock of Guns. Am
munition, rishing Jackie an J Sporting l.ooJs.
Gun Repairing and Key Fitting 1a specialty.
A'shar of your patronage'will heipprecintciJ.
mni of ft grunt pioti!f for that in
tltnunt U nolltlt'ally tb vital brAtb
of both iutf and Nation, it U to
recall the admlnlitfaUon ttt juntlc
hark from such practitei that th
roc 'tit agitation has arlsHii.
' KfCohd, by the abuue of the power
to declare laws unconstitutional, the
courts have become a law making
liititead of a lawH-nforcIng asency
Mure bkuIii the sttld will of aoclety
to correct ronffHHed evlla has been
avt at niiUKht by thoge who plane
uietjiphyalca above lire. It la the
courtu, not the coiiHtUutioiiM, that are
at fault.
Imw vh. ('oiidilioim of 1,1ft
"Thtr la no public service and
no private man whom I place above
a JikIk' f the beat type and very few
whom I rank beside him. I believe
In the cumulative value of the law
and its valim as an Impersonal, dis
iutcrcHtt'd baids of control. I be
lieve In the neoesHity for the courta'
Interpretation of the law. as law
without the power to change the law
or Hubstltute some, other thing than
law for it. Hut 1 agree with every
great jurlat. from Marshall down
ward, when I say every Judge Id
hound to conKlder two separate ele
ments In his declalon of a case one
the terms of the law and the other
conditions of actual life to which the
law Is applied. The justice between
man and man, between state and Its
citizens, Is a living thing, whereas
legallKtlc justice Is a dead thing.
"I do not believe In adopting the
recall save as a last resort, when It
has become clearly evident that no
other course will achieve the desired
result. hut either the recall will
have to he adopted or else It will
have to be made much easier than It
now is to get rid, not merely of a
bad Judge, but of a judge who, how
ever virtuous, has grown so out of
touch with social needs and facts that
he Is unfit to longer render good
rvlce on the bench.
"We should be cautious about In
terfering In any way with the judge
In deciHlons which he makes In the
ordinary course as between Individ
uals. Hut when a Judge decides a
constitutional question, when he de
cides what the people as a whole can
or cannot do, the people should have
the right to recall that decision If
they think It wrong. We should
uphold the judiciary In all respects,
but It Is both absurd and degrading
to make a fetish of a Judge or of
any one else.
Kcfercnriiim the DecKlon.
"Again and again in the past Jus
tice has been scandalously obstructed
by state courts declaring state lawn
In conriict with the Kederal Consti
tution, although the Supreme Court
f the Nation has never so decided,
or had even decided In a contrary
enne. When the Supreme Court of
the state declares a given statute
iiiicoiiKtitulloiial, hecauxe in conflict
with the state or National Constitu
tion, its opinion should be subject to
revision by the people themselves.
If It Is sustained, well and good. If
not, then the popular verdict is to be
accepted as final; the decision is to
be treated as reversed.
(hiring .Miscarriage of Justice.
"A typical carte was the decision
rendered but a few months ago by
the Court of Appeals of my own
state, the Slate of New York, declar
ing uncoiiHiitutioual the working
men's compensation act. lu their de
rision the judges admitted the
wrong and suffering caused by the
practices agailiHt which the law was
aimed. They admitted that other
civilized nations had abolished the
wrongs and practices. Hut they took
the ground that the Constitution or
the Cuited States, instead of being
an Instrument to secure Justice, has
Ingeniously been revised absolutely
to prevent Justice. They Insisted
that the clause In the constitution
which forbade the taking or property
without due process of law, forbade
the el fori which had been made in
the law to distribute among all the
partners in an enterprise the effects
of (he Injuries to life or limb of a
wage-earner. No anarchist orator,
raving agalust the Constitution, ever
framed an indictment so Bcvere as
these worthy and well meaning
Judges must be held to have framed
if their reasoning be accepted as
true. In effect their decision was
that we could not remedy these
wrongs unless we amend the Consti
tution (not the constitution of the
slate, but the Constitution ot the
Nation) by saying that property;
rmild be taken without due process
of law. Many of the Judges of that
court 1 know personally and for them
I have profound regard. Kven for
ns flagrant a decision as this I would
not vote for their recall; for I have
no douht the decision was rendered
with their Ideas of duty. Hut most
emphatlenlly I do wish that the peo
ple should have the rig lit to recall
the decistou itself, and authoritative
ly to stamp with disapproval what
cannot hut seem to the ordinary
pl.t in cltlen a monstrous miscon
strue! ion of the Constitution, a
monstrous perversion of the Consti
tution Into an instrument for the
perpetuation of social and Industrial
j wrong and for the oppression of the
eak ninl helpless.
hen Jmlge U Ht Kmilt.
i ,MT IMlllI nilll'llllllirui 1U HIV
Conwiitutlen would meet this type of
,1,11.'! and intolerable delar and In-1
!uTiie would be caused by the effort j
ut K.t nuch amendment not to nn'ti
' Hon the fact that the very judges'
ho are at fault would proceed loj
(otiMriie the amendment. In such
case the fault Is not with the Con-:
stitutton: the fault Is in the Judges'!
I construction of the Constitution, and
I hat Is required Is power for the
I leople to reverse this false and
, wrong construction As long an ln-
Justice Is kept thus entrenched
by anv court. I will protest as strong
; as in me lies against such action. "
I ' i
He Won't I .imp Now. j
No more limping for Tom Moor of
CiM hrsn. Oa. "I had a bad swr oa
mr instep that nothing seemed to
help till 1 used Hucklen a Amle
Sabe." he writes, "but thla wonder
ful henler siM-n cured me." lleli
old. running sores, ulcers. ol!.
In. in cits, bruises, eciema rr rile.
Try It. Only 2iC at all drugflsta. K
MATURES CURE
vein mTTiTTirxTiril
r r r UK KTULUFLM.! 13 Fl
The conditions and causes which produce Rheumatism all suggest a
healthful vegetable remedy as the surest and safest cure. The disease is
brought about by the accumulation ol uric acid, an irritating, pain-producing
property in the blood. This causes a weakening and souring oi the circula
tion which then becomes unfit for nourishing the body, while the deposits
ol uric acid in the nerves, muscles, joints and bones produce the pain and
agony of Rheumatism. To treat the trouble with medicines containing pot
ash or other strong minerals, is simplv adding another poison to the already
weak, diseased blood, sapping it of its remaining vitality, and perhaps in
the end making a physical wreck of the sufferer. The one safe and only cure
for Rheumatism is 8. S. S. It is nature's remedv for this disease, made
entirely from healthful vegetable ingredients extracted from the roots, herbs
and barks of the forest and fields. S. 8. S. goes down into the blood and
removes every trace of the cause of Rheumatism, cleanses and trarifica the
circulation, and restores health and comfort to those who are suffering from
tnia painlul disease. There is but one way to be sure yon are not dosing
your system with mineral medicines, and that is to take & S. S. Book on
Rheumatism and any medical advice free.
I OX. S'.VL"! bk-BAMflV tU.. ATIJUITA, liA.
2M MKX AT WOltK ON
It. It. AlOVK N.XTItON.
Eutcene Guard: "The Utah Con
struction Company Is getting along
rapidly on Its clearing above Natron
and will be ready to begin work
with the steam shovels In a very
short time," said 11. P. Ilooy, head of
Hie 8. P. engineers, who returned
from Natron last evening. "The
clearing has been particularly diffi
cult for several reasons. In the first
place timber is exceedingly heavy.
Then there Is no road and they have
been compelled to construct wagon
roads as they proceeded which with
the wet season made the progress
difficult, lu spite of all this, how
ever, things have gone right ahead.
There are 200 men at work clearing
at prosent and more will be put on
as rapidly as camps can be estab
lished. When spring comes and the
weather settles, the progress on grad
ing will be rapid, as the clearing will
be In such condition as to admit of
rapid work on the grading when It
is once begun."
Nothing to Coast Line.
Asked in regard to the alleged
proposed coast line which Portland
dispatches stated that Messrs. Hoey
and Fontaine were surveying to loin
the P. H. & N. line with the Coos
Kay lino, Mr. Hoey laughed and said:
"Keally, I know nothing about that
beyond what I read In the papers.
There la absolutely nothing to it as
far as I know. I had business over
the P. II. ft N. line and went out to
attend to it, but the Idea that 1 was
looking over a proposed extension
along the coast never occurred to me
until 1 read It In the papers. It tc
all newspaper talk."
o
"Pride or Douglas" and "Queoi
City" flour bring results. Ask th
Douglas County Mills, shone 13. dt
NATURES CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM
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I'nt'xct'llcd dining car sorrier coiutoous and attentive employes.
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Live Wire Real Estate Man.
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CASS ST., NEXT TO GRAND HOTEL PHONE 887. R08KBVB8, On,
Now that spring Is approaching, you should take a tonic and there
is nothing better than Roseburg Superior Sodaa, all flavors. For
the school children, Hires' Root Beer Is highly recommended, as it
is so Invigorating and healthful. f
ROSEBURG SODA WORKS
Phone 186
Authorized bottlers of the genuir.c ' Hhes' " Boat Bear. -
In Our New Home
We have moved Into larger and better quarter). Wa art bow better
prepared than ever to give prompt and careful service to ear ever
Increasing patronage. We are now located In the Easton building,
344 North Jackson.
Our Stock and Prices Will Please You
If you have never traded with us Just call or phone us yeur order
and see how well you will be served. ,
KENDRICK & KING
344 N. Jackson St. GROCERS Pljone 63
SPECIAL SALE ON
WAGONS
Three Carloads Just Received The Fa
mous T. C. Nandt Farm Wagons. For
sale only by
115 SHERIDAN STREET. S. B. CR.OUCH
25c Package of Gold Dust
Until February 10th, 1912
The manufacturers will pay as Zis for every package gtrn s,
provided yon buy 25 bars Sunny Monday toap at (e (Ul nsator
price) and 25c worth of Fairy. Pummo or Glycerine Tsf Tetal l.l.
This Is very liberal offer, an I one that yon should take advantage
of. it saves you U 2-3 per cent, besides yoq get goods yon- as erary
day. If you don't need It now, buy it and set It os the shelf, fas the
older sosp Is the better It wears.
Mrs. A. C. Ridd Si Son
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