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Newspaper Page TextE ESISC ROSEBURC K VIEW MARCH 30, IB12. LOCAL NEWS Fred Raymond leaves next Tburs day for Marshfleld to enter the em ploy of a tltlu and abstract company there. He may decide to locate there, and If go Mrs. Raymond will go over later. Dr. F. II. Vlncll. of this city, who returned from Portland this morning has been commissioned by Governor West as a member of the state medl' cal board for the Oregon National Guard. Eugene Register: Loren Harvey has commenced suit for divorce against his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Harvey, charging desertion and several acts of adultery. They were married at Roseburg December 1, 1909, and de fendant went off with a man to Coos Bay and is said to be now at Port land. On Friday evening Rising Star Lodge I. O. O. F. elected the follow lng representatives to the Lira lid Lodge which meets In Pendleton on May 21-23: C. P. Lewis, E. H. Lenox, Carl W. Obman, D. G. Palm. Mr. Oh man was recommended for Dis trict Deputy. A committee was named to oo-oporate with committees from the other lodges of this county to Invite the Orand Lodge to Rose burg neit year. o Most Roseburg housewives use either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen City" flour. There's a reason for It. Phone 13, Dougiaa County Mills. If your grocer doesn't carry either kind A grand mask ball given by the Maccabees of the World at their hall, Wednesday night, April 3. Prises will be given to the boat sustained character. Good music guaranteed by Ott's orchestra. Come one and all. did Roseburg Cleaning A Pressing Works have Installed the latest Im proved machinery and are now pre pared to do all kinds of ladles' as wall aa genta work. Latest methods of French dry cleaning a specialty. Phone us, 47; we will call and de liver, dtf Smoked ham sliced at the Ilenson Grocery. Can You Beat This 10 acre tracts, cleared land, near ly all bottom land; smull puyment down; buyer guaranteed work; pay balance out of wages. 14 Room Hotel Rents at $50 per month; H-room boarding house, rents $25 per month; small laundry, rents $10 per month, all on four lots; will trade for well Improved fitrm of 100 to 200 acres lu Douglas County. Eighty Acres One mile from store and P. O ; r0 acres In alfalfa, small orchard, good Improvements; water right with place. Cheap at $100 per acre, or will trade fur Douglas County fHrm. Write to E. II. UAItllKIt, Myrtle Creek, Oregon, or cull ut Urund Hotel, Roseburg. Look Pleasant Wear a clean skirt ami smile. Have your work done at our plant, and it will make two smiles grow instead of only a iroucli before. -Don't wait, it pays big to look prosperous and pleasaut. Roseburg Steam Laundry REAL ESTATE Farm Lands Fruit Lands Stock Ranches Poultry Tracts City Property Rentals FIRE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC List Your Property With Us. HIMES & OLIVER CAM ST., M:.T TO GRAND HOTEL I'HONE :IN7. IIOSEIII KG, OH. Our Meats Are From Specially Selected Steers, Fed and Fattened By Us, for Our Trade. Choir euU. surh aa every customer appreciates. We are ready to sup ply your every want in the meat line. Send In your order uow. Roseburg Meat Market flllKRlDA NT. I'hone fLUMBERjv LOCAL TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. ! A local teachers' institute will be held at Drain on Saturday, April 0, 1012. Time will be allowed teachers the same as for attending annual InHti tute. Teachers In reach are requeued to attend. TIII'KMAN CHANEY. daw County School Supt. r;itAMMA" TOIili, UKS V KA Its Ol.ll, LIVELY AS IIKK U KSTS. Eugene Guard: Mrs. Surah Todil celebrated her 101'nd birthday, hule and hearty, at t lie home of her sec mid cousin. YV. J. Mulkey, at 070 Bant Thirteenth street, today. .Mrs Todd was born In Kentucky and came to Missouri when a child. Twen ty years ago she came to Oregon and for the past nine years bas been a resident of Eugeue. She is ready of wit and bright as a dollar and her health Is excellent. A party of about 35 frlendB partook of her birthday dinner, and among those who were present none were more lively than the hostess. Her husband, Frank Todd, was a brother of Mm. Abraham Lincoln. Eighty-three years ago, at the ago of 19 yearn, Sarah Mulkey, who later became Mrs. Todd. Joined the Chris tian Church, and hus ever since been a consistent Christian woman. She had no children of her own, but she raised four adopted children. INVESTIGATING TRAGEDY' OF HOCK ISLAND RIOT. ROCK ISLAND, ill.. March 29. The Inquest over the body of Frank Kellogg, who was shot down In the battle between rioters and police, Is being held today, under a guard of 400 militiamen. A speclui grana Jury will convene this afturnoon to Investigate the riots. IIOItN. HOLLIS. In Roseburg, March 29, 1912, to Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Mollis, a son. DIED. Yoncalla Times: John F. Turpln, Sr., passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. W. R. Stowell, In this city, lust Thursday. Grandpa Turpln had been an Invalid for several years and his demise created no surprise to those In touch with him. The remains will be Interred In the Yon calla cemetery sometime during Sat urday. The Rev. MnruliiKstar, of Drain, will conduct services. (RANGE ENTERTAINMENT. Rescue Orange No. 4 20 will give an entertainment Saturday evening. April Kth, ut the Looking Glass hull. Admission: Adults, 35 cents; child ren, 15 cents, l-'reo lunch. dsw COMMITTEE. Douglns County Creamery butter only 75c a two-pound square. Ask your grocer for It. l'utronizo home Industry. Hills Studio Is the place to get those nice photos with your new Easter costume ut sp clal i rices. All wurk guarunto d first class. Studio over l'erry'B millinery store. dtf 134 M-AVII Allli I.IK is.. Prope. IT'S A hi, (iK 4,4HI Jl 1H.MK NT wh p,-...V deride to buy the best lumber. It k evidence that they know wl.ii re.tl econnmv la Huy llilt lilllib.r here Uh'HTu that veil get the pest un, ,mt '.IliTKillhlT sea son,,! lumper In l.e hs.l Kery fool ft It l!l ..rk up without ate. Every p.-ni Y you spend here pais for lunil.er tli.it ,. u use to a dvsnt- a Tri It Orders tiil.,1 for all kinds of fruit botes. The J. 0. Hook Co. CLARK SUPPORTS HOMESTEAD Bill The Speakar Takes the Floor to Give His Views IS IN FAVOR OF IRRIGATION In Debate In The House He 8peaks His Mind Frankly And With His Us ual Virility. Wants to Keep Amer ican Farmers at Home. Speaker Clark recently left the chair to take up the cuJgt?U Id favor of leg I slut ion reducing the homenttad per iod. He albo declared himself for a broud Irrifcutiou policy. Mr. Clark laid: Mr. rhnlriiiun. In the early days of the Uepubllc the speakers frequently took part la debate. For uouie rea ltor. I do not know what that custom haa fallen into "Innocuous desuetude," to uuh Mr. Cleveland's famous phraue. 1 have a notion, uot fully matured, to revive It. I do not see why the Speak er has not aa much right to make speech as anybody else, If he feels like It. (Laughter and applause.) Mlasourians take an abiding Inter est iii the whole western, southwest ern, and northwestern country. (Ap plause.) The ablest defender that the west ever hud In either branch of con gress was Col. Thonms Hart Benton, of Missouri, the greatest Missouri situtemiian that ever lived; and Col. Roosevelt says In his Life of Benton that when a thousand Mlssourians loaded their wives, children, and household goods Into their wagons and went across the plains they set tled forever the ownership of what was called the Oregon couutry; that up to that time the people out there, when It was held tn Joint occupancy, had been temporary sojourners. I have received over a hundred let ters from MlssourtaiiB In the West In favor of this bill, and I am making these remarks to please them more than for any other reason, except for the BtrongenL reason possible, and that Is that the bill U right and ought to puss. A strange historical fact is that dur ing the entire 30 years that Benton served In tlte Senate he worked liuea sanily to nmke it easier for people to really homestead land and live upon It. And one of the Kn-ulext Inaccuracies l.i history Is that the fatherhood of the home tend law Ik a r red i ted to (.hIukIiii A. (irow, of I Vnns Ivunta. Ben inn worked It out and K"t eery feature of It that w;ts Mtluithle, ex cepl ih:it he never was atle to obtain for any of his bills the title of "home Ulead law.' Itenton'H theory, and I am simply following It out, whk that (lie posses sion of hoiiit'H and 1 believe It wilh all my heart or the getting f la inns for bona tide settl.-rs ought to he made as phk as possible. ( Applause. The home is the unit of American civiliza tion, and the more homes we have the bet t iT for the republic. The peril I tn ritles under which I his bill Is pres ented here are theo: With the rich noil of the stale iroin winch my dis ttuui:-lied friend Mr. Mann, of Illinois, comes, or of Miss ouri, from w lu h I luite, jiiMt as quickly as a farmer could gel foe laud ,!j.lcd up he could inn lie a living upon it. and he muld make a li 1 n ii on a ery few acres. I bp llee that S'iT"tnry Wilson tells the evict (mill when he says that If the Mississippi Valley were cultiaied for all it is worth on an average one acre of laud would support one human he lug. That wmild give us a population of l.LV.o.t.int.nnn souls between the top of the .Mleghcnies and the crest of the ItoclJ.-s. But these lands about which the propnsM ton is mad" in this bill that i he period of residence shall be cut frnrn live to three ears are n. t like the Inn Is of Missouri and Illinois The pnk and choice of those lauds haxe been taken up It Is extr-'iriely difficult for a man to make a livtm: out there on the 1 tit ncres of that iry land. I once helped the gi-tit len;an from Nrhra ka i Mr. klncaid i get a bill through here to im-reni.- ((. of a hnineMead It) the wentT"M Hurl cf the stale of Nebraska from lii to 4 aere.H. uhd the pusslng of ill it bill h !d ed h new word to the vernacular of I the people out there. The ptople who entered I he t4u sere houiett leads are called "Kincaiders" all over the s:a"e ! of Nebraska Mppl.el ! Is :r;i i pOAtttble, I believe, lu a Hood mi'tiv ' casw. for a man to mvke a livirc on 1 I tiv acres of thla dry land for five 1 esrs. th required period und. r ihf general law. and he nhV to mh'- trt his wife and children win lf tie is iv Ins on It during ihe the cni 1 am ! la favor of cutting it down to thr., I yer, and I helle by i1etu: -o ue I will render not onlv the luiiii-Mr.nl. - I hut all the pecple of t'tilW.t Slten j j a ery valuahk m r . ;ce , To ni the most pnt.fu; f.,t:i,r.- of I , the dav In which we live is to a eenstuntly nere is' ; y' r - ,.! the ?ery bent Aiv.er . i 1 1 ; of i' i-i tounlrv soMig to M "Kiol a ;.i;d Alber ts. On one day m tnv couvf. one oi ! the rtchetf ;iiul la rite-1 mih! rut beau tlfill couth e-t under the s .n. 41 rami hen looted up an errire ti. ht tttm as mu li a i'"c of l'i-e h: ; engine, could pu''. chartered lie tr.iin. e.erv Ore of f li. :-i ii it ' cc 1 1 1 : g , ar, puped oat :. r :i rt j Thre i;ot a io.k; .'tii",,'t t'i." I who w.t not iair! cl! t.i ,-"!, er man mi :nv t-'. ..' i ;,i foT l.'iin'O, ti.. 1. s'i'. k :f.d other v stun hte M-ets ran lie sutu up to about I" "i"1 He moved to vlatntob.t snd fin r- ii or pun haed ti i 'y a. -res Of that l.-tid up It. .tc m o to each one h.s r.,;!: t?!'i.r'n I 00 I acres k--ti -i 4 re f.r hmivif i ( hat is (lie ktsid ol VintTl.i'.i i ituens 1 wlio are I .4 : : : k tt: timn'rv nd go : tli to the Br.li-h Northt The , Itwmlgratien w;cut up ihi-re eittuiat'es that every Amr ;Mi ftur'i who lifter : over thore varrtr-s w iti h ui on aa av ersge. $1 pen 1 am in favir of tn'.ng ( It e that no nvrica'i nrn wi'l want t,trt frrm t Cr.Med S'.s'es la cur m home in a Mretts laud I I am sire tn for of trri,iint v ery sere ot it4 whl h the water rao t e brought at a cowl Uat ts ut ! prehisitht FRANCE 15 RICH. Tor;y year a ao. monu!ur, an alien army occupied this city." said a I'aria merchant recently to a corres poudejit of Business. "1 saw them camping where the tall Veudome column now lifts Itself. The price of their evacuation was something enormous. Wo accepted It; we haJ no choice and we have paid the price. "More than that, our banks hold so much of our ancient enemy's com mercial paper that In case of Inter national complications we will uot have to send a single soldier to the frontier, but simply force collections through our banks. "And we have been able to do this because we are merchauts, merchants of art, of literature, of science, of music, of fashion, of everything. We put the trade mark 'Paris' on all these commodities, and you from America and he from China pays our price, la not that merchandising? "And how have we done this this making of ourselves world mer chants? By watching the details, by figuring our costs and Belling price on the ecu time basis, one-fifth of your cent. A small denominator, you say. Yes, and therefore overlooked by other nations. Also by turning to our advantage, cashing tn, as you say, the foibles, the vanities, th? prejudices and the superstitions, uot only of other nationalities, but of our own people. "1 read lu your papers about your new business schemes. Bah! They are old with us; your co-operative scheme, that has been worked out at the Bon Mure he for 40 years, your newly Inaugurated Bpeclal sales; we had them under the second em pire. Monsieur, I admire America; Hue Is wonderful and enterprising; she is following In the footsteps of France." Pickled pigs feet at the Benson Grocery. See our bargain counter. The Benson Grocery. CASTOR. A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Kdve Always Bought Bears the Signature of IIuvo Arundel tuno It. SHOW CARDS Conmiertiiil Designs KMfiitlly. IIK1.LE X. SMITH Studio with Cliiinhlll-Warnor C0 OILS. HEELV, SETIIKIl A STEWART Phyiilrlans and Surgeons. Suite of OfTlces Rear Douglas Na tional Dank, Ciroiu.d Floor. Phone 367. ROSEIU'RO - - - - OREGON U.PKRT S. 1II KY OPTOMETRIST 118 W. CASS ST. n,hurs - - Orogna CONTRACTOR Cement Work a Se l:,lty. Itrl, k and ' Slnne. Tito ManlelH. 851 W. Mnalier St., Roseburg, Ore. REINFORCED CONCRETE IIUII.DIMiS Complete. Irittni J. J. lll'KI.lNG, Engineer 1019 Chamber of Commerce Uldg Portland. Oregon. (il'RIKIN A. FORY Vm-ul lfwotu Studio 437 North Rose Street Phone 290-R. ROSEHURG, OR. DR. D. E. KNELL Oftleomllltc Physician Rooms 301-302. Perkins Ullg. Ivoseburg. Orego .. Phoui 119. MRS. CHARLES IIKIN1.INK studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33 R. Teacher ot Plana OR. II. K. HERMANN EyralKht Specialist 21? South Stephens SL KOSKUURG - - - OREGON J flee Hours: Phones: i 10 to 12 a. m. Oflce: Main 171 I to 4 p. m. Kes.: Msin 171 DR. I.UCKTTA HMI1II, Physician Women and Chlldreu lMste j a Specialty. I jrT.ee, Masonic Bldf ., Second floor I DR. M. ASHTON Clilropnwllc rhyalrlaa Splnologtst. Rheumatism. Sciatica, LumDafO. Etc Aiuie and Chrun.e .' ls.asea. 124 Csss St. ROSF.ni RG. OR. DR t. U CALLAWAY. Owtmpathlr Phy.l. Ian. 0-adjate American tVhool ot IMrcpathy. K'.-siU. Ho. un der founder ot tae science. Dr. A. T. SOIL tir:hsrn HM. Phone 149 lOeEBURQ OHITOON FOR STATE SEN AT. )R. To the vot rs of Douglas Coun'.J, Oregon: , In accordance with the provisions of the state law I hereby rjepectfully announce myself a candidate on the Democratic ticket for the nomination and election aa State Senator, subject to the will of the voters at the pri mary election on April 19, 1912. , (Paid Adv.). F. B. WA1TE. ! KOU KKI'KESK.NTATIVE. To the voters of Douglas County. In compliance with the election laws of the State of Oregon. I hereby announce myself a Republican candi date for the nomination for Repre sentative of Douglas County, subject to the will of the voters at the pri mary election on April 19, 1912. C. E. RICHER. (Paid Adv.). FOIl REPRESENTATIVE. To the Voters of Douglas County: In accordance with the provisions of the state law, I hereby respect fully announce myself a candlJate on the Republican ticket for the nomination and election as Repre sentative, subject to the rill ot the voters at the primary election on April 19, 1912. (Paid Adv.). J, T. BRIDOto. I FOIl COUNTY CLERK. To the voters ot Touglas County: In compliance with the election laws of the State of Oregon, I hereby respectfully announce myself a Democratic candidate for renomlna tlon and election aa County Clerk ot Douglas County, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election on April 19, 1912. (Paid Adv.). E. H. LENOX. candidate: for sheriff. I hereby desire to announce to the public that 1 have consented, at the urjut request of my many friends throughout the county, to become a candidate for the nomination for the olllce of Sheriff, subject to the Demo cratic primaries to be held April 19, 1912. R. T. ASH WORTH. (Paid Adv.). CANDIDATE FOIl SHERIFF. To the Votpr- of Douglas County: I respectfully announ" myself a candidate for Sheriff, subject to ap proval at the Democratic primaries, to be held April 19, 1912. (Paid Adv.). B. FENTON. ANNOUNCEMENT FOR SHERIFF. To the voters of Douglas County: j i wisn to respectrully hereby an- 1 announce myself a candidate for -e ' nomination for the olllce of Sheriff, ; subject to the wishes of the Republi can voters of Douglas County at the primary election to be held on April 19, 1912. GEORGE K. QU1NE. , (Paid Adv.). ! I IIEREIIV ASK FOIl THE nomination on the Republican ticket at the primary election, April 19th, for the olllce of Sheriff. If nominated and elected, I promise to give all parties a fair and honeitt administra tion and will see that the law is en forced. (Paid adv.). D. J. JARV1S. FOIl COUNTY COMMISSIONER. To the Voters of Douglas County: In compliance with the election laws of the State of Oregon, I hereby respectfully announce myself a can didate for the nomination for the ofilce ot County Commissioner on the l:euocr:itlc ticket, subject to the ap proval of the voters at the primary election to be held on April 19. 1912. (Paid Adv.). E. 11. Pl.NKSTON. FOR COl NTY COMMISSIONER. To the Voters of Douglas County: 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for County Commissioner, sub- ject to the approval of the Demo i ciatic voters at the primary nnmlnat- Iiik election to be held April 19. 1912. ' (Paid Ad .). W. T. POOLE. I o ANNOUNCEMENT JR ASSESSOR. To the voters of-D6ug!as County: I hereby respectfully announce myself a candidate for renomlnatlon for the olllce of Assessor, subject to the will of the Republican voters st the prlmarv election to be held on April 19, 1912. F. L. CALKINS. (Paid Adv.). FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. I hereby announce my candidacy for the nomln tion for Assessor of Douglas County, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the pri mary election to be held on April 19. 1912. I have never before been a candidate for an elective office. IPd. Adv.). ED. S. COCKELREASE. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. To the voters of Douglas County: In compliance wit the election laws of th State of Ore on. I here'jy reeetfully announce myself Republican candidate for renomlna tion and election for the second term ns County Commissioner of Dougls County, subject to the will of the voters at the pr.oury election on April 19. 1912. (PalJ Adv.). M. R. RYAN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. To th Republican voters of Doug las County: I hereby snnounce myse'.f a candi date for renomlnation for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the approval of the Republican votera at the prlmarv nominating election to be held April 19. 1912. (Paid Adv.l. J. S. SAWYERS. For good printing of oil kinds The Review always leads. Our Price on'lympia'TIour has Gone Up We are told by authority that we must v maintain the price on Olympic Flour at not less than $1.60 per sack. This is Good News For we can furnish as good if not a Better Flour for Less Money "Upper CrusT AND "Pure White" $1.50 All who love Good Bread are urged to use this Flour for the reasons that it will go Further and Costs Less. Every sack guaranteed. We also have another hard wheat flour "Mt. Hood Snow Fall' per sack S1.30 WATCH our ad for CASH COUPONS on flour one day next week. Phone 195 We share the profits FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. To the voters of Douglas County: As a candidate for tbe nomination for the office of County School Su perintendent. I respectfully make this announcement, subject to your ap proval at tbe Republican primaries on April .9, 1912. O. C. BROWN. (Paid Adv.). FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. To the Voters of Douglas County. 1 hereby respectfully announce my self a candidate for the Republican nomination for re-election as County Surveyor, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election to be held on April 19, 1912. (Paid Adv.). FRANK CAIN. AUTO TRANSFER J. F. CLEMENTS, Prop. Phone 70. or leave orders at J. H SykeV gun More. 1M E A r i M A.R KE.-tJ! mm li Town Lots and Choice Acreage At l.ni-n. iltr new townltr at Inirrw, tlon ot S. p. and R D n Railway. Town l"t .Kulit .t 7.V(N. ' Choice arrraav In five and ten-acre iraci snltaMe for fruit, track ganlening or poultry. L. O. PHONE 4IY Perkins Bldg. with our Customers FOR COUNTY PIANO TUNER. To the Piano Owners of Douglas County: I hereby respectfully announce my self as a candldata for the tuning of your piano. It elected to tune your piano, I promise to give you the bene fit of my 25 yeara xperlence, and leave you satisfied that I am a "grand." "upright" and "square" piano tuner. Yours tunefully. C. II. ARUNDEL. Headquarter : Ott & Lenox' store. (Paid Adv.). daw I'ltODDIMl THEODORE. (Harper's Weekly). We know a man who calls him Me-p,jore! "He Is a man of Ideals!" savs one of his admirers. We admit both the I and the deals. His hat's In the ring, and Mrs. Punkhtirst's brick Is In the window. Why not get the lirlck and put it In the hat. and set apart April 1st as a day of rejoicing and international svmpathy? YOU LEAVE OUR MEAT MARKtTT with admiration f r the perfect eleaa llness which Is everywhere apparent You.- own kitchen couMn't be mora free from even th ellfhtest suspldea ot dirt. So there la an added satis faction In coming In person to aelesa the choice cut we always aava aa hand. Give yourself and aa las pleasure of a II today. The Economy Market flea. Kohlhagrm. Proa. Maddux, 2 S. MAIN