Roseburg review., April 29, 1912, Image 2

EVENING ROSEBURO REVIEW
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Entered at Roseburg, Oregon, Post'
office tiecouU-Clsul Mailer.
L. WIMIltKLY
UAILT
Per year, bj tutu 13.00
Per aiontb, delivered to
Per week, delivered II
SEMI-WEEKLY
Per year $1.00
dli montha 1100
AI'KIL 2t, ibis.
VOTK TO UK (XOSK
(Continued from page 1).
C42. with smaller leviei In urtur
yeara, reckutilug ou towage, dockatfe
and warfare falls to relieve the dis
trict taxpayers ot a large Ktiure oi tnv
burden of (heir Indebtedneaa.
i'aouum luiiul (.m 0i.rtiiniC.
In their final appeal to the voters
In the Dralu Nonpareil, the port pro
moters ay: "Even a deep water har
bor Improvement of a complete north
Jetty la not unreasonable In cost for
the size and weallb of the prupovd
Port of L'uip'iua In comparison with
tbe new Industries and tucreused
trade that are bound tu result In a
few years by reaou of such improve
ment. "The local conditions pertaining to
the Uiupqua itlver harbor and valley
ahow conclusively thut this harbor
la worthy of Improvements thut call
for railroads oa a water grade to In
terior pointa and timbered sections
for transporting lumber, farm pro
ducts, livestock and minerul wealth
to a deep water port for reshlpment
provements like the Umpqua River
with a water grade to interior points
have iinarlahly been the forerunner
ol tit live railroad construction and
Industrial development; heme. In the
fate uf Ibe proHied Port ot I'llMiqua
the cIliAt'U of the district u in braced
ale purKiunK a wise policy to estab
lish the port as outlined without de
lay In ordiT to be in position for se
curing its share of commerce and
new industrii-s that are bound to
se-k tbe coast KM'tioui ou and with
the completion or the Panama t'anal
and w hit h trade all of the larger
coast cities are striving to interest
by large active improvement work.
"The development of the westeri
part of the Douglas County has been
held back ou account of the luck ot
shipping facilities anil for that heuson
large milling interests have not felt
justified In establishing mills on the
L'mpquu Jther. It Is expected that
when the Port of L'mpqua la created
and the short north jetty Installed
there will be big sawmill plant
established and atumpage prices will
advauce materially "
Kslllnate .Sl um Million Mark.
In the Southern Pacific circular
sent out to the voters, the statement
is made that
In addition to the principal and
Interest of the bonds, the port com
missioners are authorized to levy and
collect a further tax of one per cent
for "carrying out the objects and
purposes" for which the port Is or
ganized, and this tax of one per cent
may go ou without limitations ub to
time. ,
The circular, which v P. Reed
brands as misleading auu mallei
ous," goes on to say:
"The government muklng a special
survey in 1JM, for the purpose of
determining the cost of Improvements
necessary to obtain a channel la feet
In depth from the town of Ganlint"
to deep water, reports that by the
construction ot a north and south
Jettv and by dredging, at a coat of
1621.4:11. and possibly fli 1,131 ad
dltlonal -for Jetty work thut might
by ocean vessel to the great markets
of the Atlantic Coast and Middle ,roVe necessury the full depth and
West States through the Panama breadth of channel desired could be
Canal. obtained."
"Daep water barbora with lm- it m appeur that the expend!
MAN AND THE SOIL.
Dr. R. V. Pisrc of Buffalo, author of the Common Seme
Msdioal Advissr, says ' why does not the farmer treat hit own
body a ha treats the land ha cultivate. He puti hack In phot
nhata what ba takaa out in oropi, or the land would ftrow poor.
.The farmer should put back into hit body the vital elementa
exhausted by labor, or by ill-health Induced by soma chronio
rfBMM.M Further, ha ibvi. " I ha if rest value of mv Doctor
Fierce' Golden Medical Dinrovery i in its vitalizing power. It Hives strength
lo the stomach and purity to the blood. It is like the phosphate which supply
Datura with the substances that build up the crops. The far-reaching action ol
Doctor IMcroc') Cioldcii Medical Dlncovery
b due to it effect on the stomach and organs uf digestion and nutrition. Dis
eases that begin in the stomach are cured through the stomach. A bilious spell
I simply the result of an cfiurt made by the liver to catch up when over-worked
and exhausted. I have found the Discovery ' to be unsurpassed as a liver reg
ulator and rich blood-maker."
Mim Lottik Knihki.v o. Perth. Knnsn. my: "I will hero ndd my testimony
Of tlltl HlVillVeiM' ill your T'-UHhIv IIh.ii liivsrlf. I WHS troubled With llMlitf.-slu.tl
for two year or more. I h-tm-d with three different d. ur -Uo taking nuiin-r-ous
kind of Ko-ri.llfl (.tuinm-h cures' hut received no M-niiiiiient r'M-f. 1 wu run
down, rou Id not eei nt nluht with the pi In in tnv chest, canned by (ran on the atom
ic!). Wits weak, t'onlil e:it wnr.'. lv tint tlmiir iililnnurh 1 win huniirv rn ;irl y ull tho
time. A In nt inn v:ir ami half rn-'o 1 In-imh tikinir vmir ' t.nWet, Medical Uiseov
ery,' and after huvhui t.ik.n wvi.it )! t u- m tn-nrlv i'tird of Hfomiu-h trouble
CUII IHIW Ut IlllOIlt dl-ITe in . , ti, tt Mfeeit KH11(.U in wt'luht.
1 thank you fur your remedy anl w i-n vm -.'.l ti. In jour gd work."
Bondsmen Superseded
Those who are required to glv bonds in positions of trust and who
desire to avoid asking frlendato become their sureties, or wbo may
wish to relieve friends from further obligations as bondsmen, or
those who may desire Honda and I'ndertaklngs required In the
curt or otherwise, should npply In person or by letter to
The Douglas
Abstract & TrusT: Co.
Look Pleasant
Wear a clean slurt and smile. Have your work
done at our plant, an.l it will make two smiles
grow instead of only a e,roueli before. lon't
wait, it pays lii; to look prosperous and pleasant.
Roseburg Steam Laundry
Roseburg Book Store
BOOKSELLERS - STATIONERS
Carry a complete stock of
School books
Blank books
Typevriter,paper
Office supplies
Drawing material
Roseburg Book Co,
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CURES
. BLOOD POISON
When the blood becomes In foe tod with the vi: i? of Contagious Blood
Poison, the symptoms are soon manifested. The moutii and throat ulcerate,
cop per -colored spots appear, a red rash, breaks out, the huir begins to coma
out, and usually sores and ulcers show themselves on diiforent parts of tht)
body. At the first sign of the disease S. S. S. should Ue taken, for the
trouble Is too powerful and dangerous to triile with. If allowed to run oa
the tendency is to work down and attack the bones and nerves, and some
times it makes a complete physical wreck of the sufferer. The disease can
make no such headway if S. S. S, is commenced and used according to direc
tions; its progress can be stopped, the poison removed, and health
preserved. S. S. S. jroes h:to the blood and removes the insidious virus,
cleanses the circulation and makes a complete and permanent cure bv
driving out the cause. 8. S. S. quickly takes eifect on the blood, and grad
ually the symptoms disappear, the health Is improved, the skin cleared of
all spots, sores and blemishes, and when S. S. S. has thoroughly purified the
circulation no trace of the disease is left. S. 8. 8., a purely vegetable remedy,
cures Contagious Blood Poison becauso it is the greatest of all blood puri
fiers, tested and proven for more than forty years. Home treatment
book and any medical advice free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
ture of so Brnall a sum as $130,000
would be money wasted and no prac
tical benefit derived therefrom.
Which as a matter of fact is true, and
this expenditure of money would, of
necessity, call for an additional tax
on property to secure money to fur
ther RHBtst In protectliiK the Improve
ments made, and new and additional
w.-rk which would be followed by
aiio'her asseuHmeut for the samp pur-
P'.se until a sum in excess of $802,
.i6:i., amount reported by the govern
ment engineers as ueccfinary expense
to ho incurred for the Improvement
of the bar and river , has been ex
pended.
'This port. If creatrd. will be of
little or no benefit to any except those
of the extreme coast end of the coun
ty and will create a legacy In the
form of bonded Indebtedness to h.tml
down to the coming generation."
i.ooskvklts oitK;ov 1
PMltAUTY IS 6,300
Selling ht-feuted Bourne lly O.IOO
Wilson I MH Abend of ( lurk,
Harmon IH In All.
l,KAVK(;0 AITKALS
to o.;iti:ss koh his
4,000 I,AM ( IJKXTS
WASHINGTON, April 27. Sena
tor Uourne of Oregon h;s presented
memorial In the senate, signed by
C. I. Leavengood and Frank Tenure
praying for the passage of a bill
which provides for the disposition of
any lands In Oregon which mav Ik
declared forfeited by a degree in the
suit of the I'nlted Stales against the
Oregon & California Hallway company.
PORTLAND. Or.. April 2.
"We have no Information as vet
in regard to the Leavetigood-Terraee
mcimirial."' said I'nlted States ti
Iriit Attorney John MrCourt. hen'
today. "I presume, however, that
.eavengood. who is a lawyer of
Myrtle ("reek and represents approxi
mately 4.ntto applicants for the land
now under lit igat Ion, is striving to
yet congress to pass a measure that
Complete returns from the ')regon
primaries show that Itoosevelt, for
presidential candidate received 28,
7't0 votes, LaKoIette 22.394 and Taft
20,421. Wood row Wilson received
8S47, which gave him the small
plurality of 12H4 over Champ Clark.
Out of the grand total of 16.94S cast
by the Oregon Democrats on the
question of presidential preference,
(uds on Harmon got but G4S.
For the Cnlted States senatorial
nomination. Hen Selling defeated
Senator Uourne by a plurality of 6.
4I!t, after losing Multnomah County
by 2.07.".. The total Democratic vote
on I'nited States senator was divided
as follows: Lane 7,8:1!. Pierce 4.
;".34, Coshow 2.SN7, Miller 1.18:1.
Coshow carried three counties. Doug
lus gave him a margin of 372 votes
over Lane. In Gilliam County he re
ceived 30 votes to Laue'f 28 and In
Jackson his plurality over Lane waa
1411.
Secretary of State Ben W. Olcott
won the renomination from the Ue-.
publicans over F. S. Fields, clerk of
Multnomah Ctmnty. by a majority of
2,075 Fields' noire county contri
buted 1.1 to Olcott's majority. In
the four-cornered race for the He
publican nomination for food and
dairy commissioner, John Mickle won
our by a plurality of Ittiti over W. I.
Coltell. his nearest rival. '
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Ten-Acre Tracts Ten-Acre Tracts
Riversdale Tracts
Fruit
Subdivision of the N. Curry Estate
Ranch. This well known cinch has
been subdivided and placed on the
Garden market in ten-acre Tracts.
Riversdale Tracts
Are located five miles from Roseburg,
Oregon on the North Umpqua River.
Fruit
Garden
Win. Cook, prop., the Hee Hive
Drug Store. .Wihait. .Mont., says the
Belt Canon running from IJelt to
NViliart Is tile .iost picturesque spot
iu ull .Montana. lie writes. "I rec
ommend Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound to all my customers and
would s've his clientH tile first ehaiuv I am never disappointed. It gives the
to iret posst sslon or the land 'n cas best results for coughs and colds of
the suit Is decided in favor of ihe , unylhing I sell." F
'nltcd Slates and the tracts revert o '
I
to the government.
"The presentation of a memorial in
the Senate dos not mean that con
gress will take any action looking to
ward the disposal of the disputed
lands It would he hardly proper for
my branch of the federal government
to pahs laws of this character before
itigalion Is settled, and this case has
not conic up lor adjudication t.
"MV,
Cheapest accident Insurauce Or.
Thomas' Kclectlc Oil. Stops the pain
:ind heals this "ound. All druggists
sell It.
WHAT A COMI-OKTABI.E
CHAIIt!"
Farm
Farm
Land
Riversdale Tracts
are adapted to the raising of Fruits,
Vegetables and Farm products.
SOLD ON TERMS
N. Curry Estate Owners
Riversdale Tracts
Office Masonic Building,
Roseburg, Oregon
Land
Ten-Acre Tracts
Ten-Acre Tracts
You'd say that too If you sat in It!
One of the new overtufted Karpen
creations in rich tapestry.
The frame is solid oak? (You can
have mahogany if you prefer). The
springs are thick, rust-proof spirals
that nlvo way to every move of vour
bn.lv. j
Yon to 1 sift if vim ftpri' cittint? nn n
cushion of air.
uk i: gc hick.
The !!o'ise Furnishers.
aivi:htiski i.i:tti:ks.
i lint J tSM $ w 8 V $
Li A Class By Itself
IMPARTIAL ni.ple l'.v The l ".!..!:.!!.!- I.a!m-
ratotie-i nl l'liicai;ii tive I'i--iii k'-- I'.trsn limn
a liiejlu-r r.itini; tli.ui that uf t!u- l.ikut.i all ll.u.l
W heat Patent 1 'lour.
("oilMiIcritit; that tlii- -i-ientitlc C"ihiii:li "f l".t-t-ern
U.ir.l Wheat an.l Wi -teiii Suit V. !:e.r. .-t ;.ou
from '.'il to '.'"''' U' than what h.i- al'.v.iv- !'n:i euii
vi.lere.l tile lii;lut i;r;n!e uf lirc.i.!-!inv. y.-n c:-f. te.i-lily
see (lilt it will '.i utl to iti-i-t ou having
FlSMKn's IU.FM1 I'l.i'lR
V.'t -S i.'.- ! 1.7 1 ..;.'. ' i
WHY THE iMITCH:LL
rr PI-K IJUIU) THE
DO BEST WAGONS?
Remaining uncalled for lh the
HoseburR postoltlce. April 2!. 191J.
are the followlnfi: letters, which will
he charged at the rate of one cent
each.
Hailey. A. T., Carey. J.. Collins. V.
T.. Ceoi.er. Miss Klla. Cullen. (I, It.,
lie Wolf. Mr.. KKKl'ton, ('has., Kl
U'tihurj:, (. C. Farly. James H.,
Kvans, J. V.. Fox. Frd 1).. liacoiu,
J. II., Cuff. Kverett. Geiners. 1.. h..
1 1 nines, M rs. Itlaiich ., Hayes. M rs
Lucy. Johnson. II. (1.. Kess. O. V.
A. Lancanter. Henry. McCready,
Henry. Melson. M. C, I'almer.
Melle I'estiue. Hilley. Powell. Mrs.
Kay. Kales. Chas., Roberts, Mrs.
.lames. Sn ml grass. Tints., Spencer,
Raymond, Smith. It. V., Schmidh,
l.awver.
C. W. PARKS. P. M.
Puts Fnt! to Ibid Habit.
Thinpa never look bright to one
with "the blues." Ten to one the
trouble is a elupgist liver, filling the ,
system with bilious poison, that Dr. !
King's New Life Pills would expel.
Try th m. Let the Joy of better feel
ings end "the blues." Rest for
st.miach, liver and kidneys. 25c. all
druggists. ;
ii k sat os tiik ura
The woman who was wat hlng him
didn't seem astonished. You see, she
knew the rug was clean. She bad Just
gone over it lightly with a Uissell
Sweepef i
She knew, too, that the soft, thick,
heavy jiile in the rug would not be
hurt by the train of cars and other
instruments with sharp corners. i
She had bought one of our splendid
Wilton rugs at a bargain price due
to a careful buy of ours. The rug was
baby's play spot every afternoon.
Possibly It will be his children's play
spot too, for It will endure geuera
aons. RICE ft RICE.
Tbe House Furnishers.
Mrs. A. C. Ridd & Son
Salmon and Cheese
Kippered Salmon, frcrh every week, 20c pound
Genuine Imported Swiss Cheese 40c per pound
Roquefort Cheese 65c per poumj
I'resh Milk. Tillamook, Full Cream Cheese just
received. We have a small amount of the nippy
kind left Also carry Imperial, Nippy, Edam.
Imxter(from Holland.) and Parmesan cheese.
RELIABLE GROCERS
Commercial Club Building'
l!KST r.K;UN KVK.H OKFKKKH.
7th
The factory is I.m ate.. '
timber for ehiV bn'i
hUh are tnmht ft on ;
p.iny. or nuttat'ie tre
111. irked and rut at Hi'' ;
t 'ie nap l dew n . t fi-
i.nd and r.irned und- r
I'mriMitilih ir n-joih-iI
1 . m;:. of !..- , j.?
:k iri t' e wurM. .m Ji.l: ! of
t ! .it-'t.t- ef ,-o-!i-
c 1 : A e, .t t;,t 'nt-ii;- h
: t t " r 1 11 to t !m-
1 s;i f r-K.n 1 I ' '. v -.( i s. .nut
V't K :i 1- . ,1
Two nioe lots, ail In garden: 12
fruit trees, nice lawn, good 5 -room
house, household furniture; wood
hiMie, garden tools; 3 blocks from
Poriland-Dregon City electric line.
-' cents to Portland, 5 cents to Ore
gon City. This is In th? town of
i;:.tdf.t -ue Pine $ot. $-'.'ot rash,
hakim e otie and two years at 6'
Cm ork in Portland. Vacant lots
$JM to $.i"(V Call or write Cyrus
Powell. Oregon City, Ore., Stephens
It d . Koom 1 1. dsw
K AT (.I.IHK.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Implements ami Vehieles Kostbur. Oregon
: Cilidf ha'I. Krtd.ty evening. May
, " C.'od limbic, fine ipwr at mid
j Mtht and a good tune general!
j Vimi art' invitid. JmJ
!. org's fruit stand has frcjh fruits
of ail kinds Call there. Opiol!
llorel McClalb n. dtf
Orchard Tools
Are a specialty with us, and we can suit
you in an Orchard Disc Harrow.
We also handle the Buch's Clod Crusher
and Pulverizer and the Kimball . Weeder,
which no tp-to-date Orchardist or Farmer
can afford to be without, as with these
tools you can make that "Dust Mulch"
which keeps the moisture in the ground.
J F. Barker & Co.
Impkmails and Vehicles
Roseburg, Oregon