Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, April 08, 1912, Image 2

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EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW
ISSl'ED DAILY KXCEI'T SLNllAi'
REVIEW rritUSHIXQ COMPANY
Entered at Roaeburg, Oregon, Post
offlc a 8econd-Cla Matter.
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ill month 11.00
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KKOIHTKATIO.V AMI MX Mi
I'KIMAKY KI.KCHOM .NOT KM.
A auumary uf the n-glKtrutloii of
voter In Doufclas County up to (ant
Saturday, a ahown by tbe book oi
reglatratlon In the County Clcrk'a
office, give a total enrollment of
828 for tbe primary election on
April 18. Till will probably be.
increaaed to about 4500 when tbe
final footing are made after tliu
cloae ot registration tuiuorrow
(Tueaday) at t o'clock p. in.
By party division tbe registration
up to Saturday wa: Kopubllcana,
1483; Democrat, 1061; Boglallats,
244 ; Independent, 00; Prohibltlon
lta, 27; refuied to atato party pref
erence, 63. Uleudale precinct re
port the greatest number of Social
ist, 40; while the five leading pre
cinct Of Roaeburg, Deer Creek, Ump
qua, Koseburg, llarallton and West
Hoseburg, combined report but 60.
Thl give a considerable degree of
confirmation to the rumor current
tor soma time past that many of the
'local ' Socialists were registering as
Republican for the ulleged purposo
of trying to secure the nomination
of d 8. Jackson for District Attor
ney over Ueo. M. Brown; and like
wise D. J. Jarvls for Sheriff over
' Geo. K, Qulne. It I by no means
'probable that either will succeed,
How The Body Kills Germs.
Grmi tht get into tht body art killed In two -rayi hy tho white corputclei
f tr blood, and by grmkilUnw tubitanct that U in the blood. Just what thil
ubiUoc it, wa do not know. The blood ol healthy person always hat lomo
4rtaklllinfl lubitenoa in It to ward off the attack of disease. The fountain head
rf lilt il lha atomaoh A man who has a weak and impaired stomach and who
doM not proparly dijatt hit food will toon find that his blood has become weak
and impoverished, and that hit whole body it improperly and iniullicicntly nour
ished To put the body in healthy condition, to feed the tyitcm on rich, red blood
ad throw out the poisons from the body, nothing in the pnt forty years hat
excelled Dr. fierce 's Golden Medical Diicovery, a pure
J. H. aUBTtH. Eatt. atomach, liver and
When You
Sign a Bond
as euroty for a friend, you Injuro your rrrillt. Hiinkrrx, rn-tllt turn
and comnuTtlul anfurlfa lako thin Into ronsidcratloii uhen tli'!ir
niinlug your flttaiu-tal BtundltiK.
Mnrravnr you JK()PAltIl.K Yol'lt KSTATK. mid may d. lay Hk dis
tribution In th t' vi tit of your dralh. I.osmih on bonds Invarl.iblv
ocour from uiiaxiKrtt'd Bourris, and frrnurntly buiK alter tin boinls
are algntd.
The proviHlnn that a man bus t Iiuh in. id.- for bin family dunn; bis
entire lifetime la often wlninl oul nft.T his d'-alh bv a bss on a hoiiil
alKnfd by him. It. f. r your fri. ( Hi.-
The Douglas Abstract and Trust Co.
Look Pleasant
Wear a clean shirt ami smile. H.tvc your uoik
done at our plant, aiul it will ui.ikc two smiles
grow instead uf only a grouch lieforc. Uoii't
wait, it pays 1)! to look prosjicrmis ami pleasant.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Roseburg Book Store
BOOKSELLERS -STATIONERS
Carry a"completc stock of
School books
Blank books
Typewriter paper
Office supplies
Drawing material
Roseburg Book Co,
however, as thn active lU'jjtfiiMitan
of the county art w.ll uwjiru ol
wliut ib K'JltiK on lit tills n-Kard. Ol
course, neither Jai-ktiun nor Jurvifc
would be elected If nominated, but
the Republican votera of the county
Kill verv llkelv we that neither eth
In tirimifiii I Inn The n! her i-miteMl Iiil'
lte)uiilican i-andldaleH for county
officers are:
.NVuner, Jr.,
Nichols, J.
Kicker for
J. A. liuciiauali anil (leo.
for Slate Senator; il. K.
T. HridKca and ('. K.
H4'ireHentailve (two to
be nominated); and
K. L. Calklnii
for AitHe.sHor.
and K. S. Cockelre
The outcome between the Legislative
candidates Is u matter of conjecture,
but. II ia pretty generally conceded
that Assessor Calkins will be re
nominated and re-elected. No
Democrat has entered tiie field for
tills office.
There are but two contests on the
county Democratic ticket. U. Kenton
and his former deputy. It. T. Ash
worth, each seeks tin nomination for
Sheriff, and K. II. I'lnkston and W
T. I'oole are In the field for Couniy
Commissioner. Kenton and Ash
worth each claim to ace victory
awaiting him on April 19; while for
the CommlKsloncrship Mr. I'lnkston
Is so widely known that bis nomina
tion seems a foregone conclusion.
In tbe ltoseburg dlntrlct, now com
prised of eight precincts, H. V. Mura
ters for Justice of the I'cace, and
Kred Wright for Constable, arc un
opposed am the Republican ticket.
The Democrats have no candidate for
Justice of the I'cace. Kd. Singleton,
a native son of Douglas County, and
Add Wallace, I lie one-armed painter,
aro candidate for Constable. There
are very few precinct nominations
throughout the county, with scarcely
a contest anywhere.
Wm. L. Cook, prop., the lice Hive
Drug Store, Nelhart, Mout., says tbe
Belt Canon running from Kelt to
Nelhart Is the i.iost picturesque spot
In all Montana, lie writes, "I rec
oiuinend Foley's Honey and Tai
Compound to all niy customers and
am never disappointed. It gives the
best results for cuuglis and colds or
anything 1 sell." F
glyceric extract (without alcohol), of hloudroof , golden
aeal and Oregon grape root, stone root, mandrake end
(juecn't rout with hlask cherrbark.
'My lmhnnd wn a milTi-n-r from st'iin:i-h trmhln ami
Impure lilt,," write Miw. .1 ami II. M akiin. or Frank
fort, Ky. "I In Ii:mI h norn nn hi fm-o thai would form a
fti'nli which would dry and drop oir In iihont n iiiuiith, lin n
ti not her would iimiiedluh ly form. It cmtiimcd tlnn wuy
for u lontt lime. Hi tried ivt-ry remedy that uuv one umil I
mittirfht but nnmd no nlt.-f . Id tli'-n tried hr. Cit-iv'-i
ioili'ii Medical lii-rovery w hirh completely cured hint. Ha
ha, stayed nirnl now (or two yeitp. ami 1 reeoinincnd thu
vuluutilii nioilU'liio fur luiuriili'. of tlio uIinmI."
Dr. I'irrcc's I'lrainnt I't-llt-ts rctfulnte and mvidtTiito
buwcK. Suiiur-Coulcd, tiny granuUs.
While Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Salt Rheum, etc., are troubles which afToct
the skin, their source is far deeper than the outside cuticle. These aUectlona
are caused by Irritating humors, or urutlo acid In the blood. Such impurities
inflame and irritate the delicate net-work of fibrous tissue which lies Just
beneath the surface of the outer skin, and tbe in da minatory discharge thus
produced Is forced out through the pores and glands, and is continually
kept up while the blood remains infected. This exudation causes the form
ation of scales and crusts so often Been in Eczema, and when they are
scratched otf the flesh i3 left raw and more susceptible to other infection.
It can very readily be seon then that to produce a cure the circulation must
be piirilied and cleansed. This S. S. S. will do. It goes down to the very
bottom, removes all humors and impurities, neutralizes the excessive acids
of the system and in this way removes the cause of disease. Local appllca-
t lo us can only soothe the irritation ana assist in Keeping tue SKin clean; iney
never produce a cure because such treatment does not reuch the blood.
S.S S. restores to the thin, acrid blood all its lost properties, makes it
pure un rich and enables It to nourish the skin and keep it soft, smooth
and healthy. Hook on Skin Diseases and any medical advice free to all
who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA.
l'l()(,ltM III' Mil I.TKV ( Alt
AT IIOM.III ItO OI TI.IXKI).
Arrives at !:- I rlibiy Ariernoon
mid Stays Over Mght School
Children to Attend.
ConsidHrahlti Interest Is being
maiilfi'Ktt-f In the fort bcontiiiK vlult
to ItoHi burK thlH we'k of th poultry
dt'tnoiiMt ration car opfrateU by the
Southern Pacific Company In enn
Jnnrtlon with the Oregon Agrlrultur
al College. The car will arrive here
from tht) Koutti next Friday after
noon. April 12. at 1:2)1 o'clock and
remain until U oYlock of thu next
morning. Thin will afford everyone
plenty of tlm to nee the exhibit.
Tho car will be equipped by the ex
tension division of the Oregon Agri
cultural College, with ull modern ap
pliances tiKed In the hiiHliiiHd of poul
try raising; will cairy exIilnltH con
HitHlng ol tho principal breed 4 of
poultry umt will be In charge of
I'rof. C. C. I.amh, principal depmn
strafor, and It. II. Thompsoii, assist
ant. Stale Siiperlntendriit of Public In
struction 1.. 1. Alderman, will ar
range for the Hi-hool children to visit
the car at a Hpeclfled time.
Prof. J a inert Urydeii, head of the
poultry department, Ih to have the
general supervision of the trip, and
has arranged un Interesting program
of lectures and demonstration!! for
the time the car Ih to he In town.
First there will be u leeture and
demonstration especially for the
school children, which will last from
half an hour to an hour. Following
i bis will he a half-hour lecture for
tbe general public on "Poultry Feed
ing,'' and afterward for an hour or
an hour and a half those interested
Mill be glieii a chance to lapsed the
car exhibits. Another half hour lec
ture or the general public on "Hous
ing Chickens." and a demon st ration
and exhibit of an hour or more will
lose the program. There will be
it ii opportuully for everyone to ask
iiiest ions regarding the sol ul lou of
problems ot their own particular lo-
ation. so that the greatest possible
amount of practical help may be
given to all.
Ml lilU KI It HI MPMItYS M l lS
FA I EM TO HIS AITOKNF.Y.
IIILI.SHORO. Or., April 7 George
M. Huniphrxs, tbe Philomath mur
derer, now awaiting trial for killing
Mrs. (inililli l.it June, has deeded
'." acres ot bis Ranks, Washington
County, lanu to Attorney .Mulkey, of
Connllls, and tbe deed has been re
corded here.
Mulkey Is tbe Corvallis attorney
associated In the defense. The land
In iiiesiloii Ih heavily mortgaged.
C. I.. Parsons, secy, and treat, of
tbe C. II. Ward lrug Co.. Pasadena.:
Cat., writes: "We hae sold and rec-j
oniiwended Fole'a Honey and Tar!
Compound for years on tbe market.;
Containing no opiaieH or narcotics, it;
can be niven freely to children. I
Knoimh of this remedy can be taken
to relieve a cold as it has no nausea I-;
ing results and does not interfere ;
W Hit digestion." F
Our Meats Are From Specially Selected
Steers, Fed and Fattened By Us, for
Our Trade.
("holo cuts, such ! every customer appreciates. We are rendr to sup
ply your every want In the me:it line. Svinl lu your onlcr now.
Roseburg Meat Market
siii:h:ia sr,
Phone
J. H. Sykes
liii.scball Goods Liicy v:Io Uoods
Atfi-nt (or the Sational Hicyclc, with prices ranging
from $25 to $50. Call and see them.
carty a n?w mij complete sttH-k. of dun. Ammunition. Klshlng
l.i. kl.- ii'n.l Sporting liooJ. O ia Kepairtug and Kty Kitting a
;..'. I.iltr.
You Don't Have
Go To Sea To
for (rnirat tultrrta. Oml Hrwrr I'lpr. ilH J to lirhM.
( mirai building foaniUtloa aad rtilmm-i N . (Vanrai alatrwalkt
aad rrmal orll ot aar alad.
I bar It or alt bouM I will vll chrap. a I want to aa ta
nionry In othr buttneaa. 9 my burglar-proof wlndo lock. Ha
o K km rat Klaatle root aaint for leaky roofa i build, mot
or rrpa:r your hour. Bu!niM building a aprclalty. 0r forty
yrara tprlenc la bolldlng.
CURES ECZEMA,
. ACNE.TETTER ETC
hAHi MISSKS KA.XIP AT
COItVAIXIS, HITS SIIKHII-'F;
KKJKXK A I. SO OIMKCTS.
Corvallls Times: Floyd Rump, So
cialist, who attempted to speak on
the HtreetB Monday night and was
finally greeted with a volley of eggs,
was the center of another demonstra
tion last night, but this time Sheriff
Gellntly came In contact with tho
fruit. Ramp had attempted to speak
at the county court room but wan
hooted out and theii Sheriff Gellntly.
with Chief WeltB ahead clearing the
way, escorted Ramp to the hotel. Mr.
Gellatly evidently has a fondness for
eggs served tn any style, or else
failed to realize the possibilities of
the occasion, ho walked very close to
Ramp. The latter was a pretty good
dodger, and us a consequence the
Sheriff was the only one who got hit.
One egg hit his limb but did not
break.
While Chief Well cleared the
streets In front, the egg throwers
found it easy to drift otf to the side
and rear, and from there they threw
the eggs. Perhaps a dozen were
thrown, the trail of Itatup, tho res
cuing party and thu crowd being
eaBlly marked this morning by egg
yolks bespattering the walks.
Kugene Register: "Siueo" Ramp
addressed a constantly changing
crowd at Klghth and Willamette
streets last evening until, alter two
hours of discourse, he began to de
nounce the American Government
and curse the flags of all nations, of
the I'nfted States in particular. Tbe
police, who were not far away, heard
tho mi! rum ring In the crowd, so
slipped near Ramp suggesting to him
the wisdom of bring his meeting to
a close. After a little parley the
officers bade the crowd disperse and
Ramp went his way.
COOS A I CITtHV I m-;
I Olt I'l ltMWKM FAIR
GROI All; HCIlHHt ItAISKIt.
M ARSHFIK1.I. Or.. April C. - The
Coos and Curry Counties Fair Asso
ciation Is being formed for the pur
pose of holding an annual fair and
livestock show at Myrtle Point. An
option has been taken on 1 7 acres
of land within the city limits. The
price Is sltgbtly more than ."0uu
and the Myrt !e Point people have
already subscribed Jlaiio. Others
are being solii ited. as it is the in
tention to raise llu.oiMi for buildings
mid a half mile race couise.
The Southern Oregon histrii-t Fair
will probably be given lo Coos County
next year, follow lug the turn of Ku
gene this year, and by that time the
nw County Fair Association will
tune fine accommodations.
II. McGowan. 1 1 1 S W. 2nd St..
little Rock, Ark., says: "I suffered
with severe pains across my back and
the kidney action was irregular and
very painful. After taking Foley
Kidney Pills for a few days tbe pain
left my back and the kidnes became
normal. 1 can gladl teeomuiend
Foley Kidney Pills for I know they
helped nn." For sale by all deal
er. F
134 M:YII Alt. MtoH., Pro..
GUN STORE
Opposite Post OflKv.
To
See
PAT
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Ten Acre Tracts
Fruit
Garden market
Oregon
Fann
Land
Ten Acre Tracts
t.CM.UAl, i:ws.
Kepresentatlve Francis, of Ohio,
has asked the lloust eommittee on
Invalid pensions to consider a pension
of l no per mouth to .Mrs. Sarah
Itrandon. who furnished 1 ti sous to
fight for the Union during the Civil
War. M rs. I ; ran don. who li es at
.laeohsbitrg. Ohio. Is said to bo 114
ears old. She has been married
twice jthI has bad ;!:! children.
A bill has been introduced in the
National House of Representatives
providing for tbe creation of a Na
tional park around Mount Shasta in
California. j
Arthur Xikisch, who Is the conduc- :
(tor of the Loudon Symphony Orches
tra, on u brief tour of tbe liiiied
j Stales, has been Insured bv Ids
American promoters for $ L'oo.OiMt
j against accident and death. Nikisi hS
life is already Insured for $.".oo,ntui
j by the Leipzig Orchestra. addi
tion, the American promoters ha e
! taken out liiMiranre for $'U,ooii on
(each of (lie hundred members of the
orchestra, and tho instruments have
! been insured for half a million dol-
bus. There is a great demand for
ihkeiS for the opening concert, and
i fabulous prices are ottered the for
tunate hold' is of desirable seats. The
lAmeiitan tour will continue d.ts
with a concert each day, and w ill
nn.T .-.nun miles. Conductor Nikishch
w us om e t ho head of tho Ponton
! Sv mphotiy On hestra. and be de
clares the great mistake of his lift
was In not remaining in America. .
ATTKYriON" Ht:MM-t ITS.
Tb attention of the Henio. rath
otern at the primary election in di-,
reeled to Sec. ;! :'. M of Lord m On-ton
Law, winch prouder that at nch
ieetioti a commit teoman thall be
elected for each election precinct,
who shall be a resident of such pre
cinct. Y oi can express our choii e by
writing the name in the blank ssmc
on the ottiti.il ballot for that purpose.
IKI'KK KICK.
Chairman iVTiunratic County letitral
i'ouimittee. i;sw
Cheapest nceldent
Thenias Kc!ei-ttc t:l
and hea'a the ound.
nell It.
Insurance pr
S'opx tbe j ,i;n
Ail drutmsts
pgaaraa
When You Buy
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frt t.-r t- r"'' V -i r-.:'i 1 .r
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III KV CO.
The Jeneler.
Riversdale Tracts
Subdivision"of the N. Curry Estate
Ranch. This well known Ranch has
been subdivided ana "laced on the
in ten acre Tracts.
Riversdale Tracts
Arp lnrnfpd fivp mi'lpc fVrm Rncprinrrf
on the North Umpqua River.
Riversdale Tracts
are adapted to the raising of Fruits,
Vegetables and Farm products.
SOLD ON TERMS
iV. Curry Estate Owners
Riversdale Tracts
Office Masonic Building,
Roseburg, Oregon
Easy Monday Savon
For a Short
1 Hars $ .'J.i
1" I'ars r,o
:;-l liars 1.1)0
I'aif 2.00
No h. tt..r Savon Soap on the niar
k' t at any price.
i Cans lirstrne Cleanser U.V
4 Cans Sol Cleanser 'J.V
4 Cans llounilup Cleans ' U.".e
Mrs. A. C. Kidd Si Son
RELIABLE GROCERS
Commercial Club Building
I
soil. We have an
kitul of
beat. C.i'l and sec thciu or
. F. Barker & Co.
Ten Acre Tracts
Fruit
Garden
Farm
Land
Ten Acre Tracts
Time Only!
LOWS
Now is the time to do
your Spring Plowing, so if
you nceil a plow tlo not fail
to see us. We have a full
line of the l'amous J. I.
CASE PLOWS, and can
furnish you a plow for any
Orchard plow that can't be
write for circular of them
CONTRACTOR.
ANU UUILUiK
F. F. PATTERSON
tmpkmcntsmanJ hkks
ftofcburj. Oregon