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EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW U81ED DAILY EXCEPT 8l'li BY REV IT W PlBLUtHI.VU UOMI'AVY Enured at Rostburg, Oregon, Poat- offlc as Secoud CliM Matter. L. WIMHCHLY DAILY Par yer, br mail 13.00 Par month, dallrerad SO Par weak, deli Tared li SEMI-WEEKLY Par year , II. CC atx months II UO MAY SI, 1012. HTRAWIIKKKY KKSI'IX AL AT MII.TOX, JINK 0. est Id the service bss bem wrecked lutr the iluiro of Cn!- Hliiihlnbrook. 'Alusku. and la being pounded to I ploroa by u tfliiiieatuoua sou. Tin 'Admiral Sampson his unaweri'd tbe I dlHtn-sH tall of the Uoverumeut via ! Bel and afti-r battling for sovural bourn Willi one of the wildest seaa this wumui bus mirrcedcd In rcntulng the '.VI peiKoim on board. Tli'-y ln iluiled mven orrlnrs and lit ni'-n. lii-Kldi-a l!ie llaydin lliown survivor. iMKHtM S A I. A It V III I.I. I i(V. WESrs I.VI'fcST lliEA. I'tiy of Couilly (MMiIjiIm hliolilil Im' ovrriH'l liy I'opulntloii mid WVultti. Hi Suy. MILTON. Or., May 20. Milton's annual at raw berry day festivities will be held Thursday, June 6. Although the Strawberry day, aa In paat years haa been fathered by the Commer cial Club, the event la entirely cltliena' affair, and not confined to the club In any sense. It waa propoBed that Strawberry day ba held during the week of the May featival at the college, and this would have been agreed upon had It not been for tha fart that good straw berrtea will not be very plentiful that early In the aeaaon. KubdoHU for Hnlfiiens of Mum lea. For soreness of the inuai'les wheth er Indured by violent exerrlse or In jury, Chamberlain's Liniment la ex cellent. This liniment la also highly teemed for the relief It affords In iiisoa of rheumatism. Bold by all drugglsta. C GENERAL NKWH. The Presbyterian General Assem bly, In aesslon at Louisville, Ky., haa deotded on Atlanta. Ga., for the 1913 meeting. The aouthern wing of the church will also meet there. All records are believed lo be broken In New York hy Dr. Allyn Gorton, who, at the age of 80 years, la tha father of twins. The babies ara aald to be In perfert health and weighed just six and a half pounds each on arrival. Mrs. Gorton Is ap proaching middle age. After rescuing the lone survivor, August Palmer, of the loat barge Haydan Brown, tha United States lighthouse tender Armaria, me larg ( III I WOOD SAWMILL YVOItkKIt ( I T IN TWO. NEWPORT. Or., -May 20. Itenos Wood, of Cliltwuud, iO nillea east of lure, waa almost Instantly killed this morning while working In hl sawmill, lie slipped and fell back over a aw and waa practically cut In two. lie Just managed to k"P out before dying. "lou t tell my wife," hla wife being seriously 111. Wood la a descendant of one of the oldest families In this section, la about 40 years old and leaves a widow and two children. HELPS A JUDGE IN IJAD FIX Justice Ell Cherry, of Gillli Mills, Tenn., was plainly worried. A bad sore on his leg bad baffled several doctors and long resisted all reme dies. "I thought It was a cancer," be wrote. "At last I used Bucklena Arnica Salve, and was completely cured." Cures burns, bolls, ulcers, cuts, bruises and pllea. 25 centa at all drug atores. B The Southern Pacific Company an nounces special round trip fare to Pendleton account I. O. O. P. Grand Lodge of $17.10. Tickets will be sold May 17th to 22ud, inclusive, final return limit May 27tb. No stop-overs allowed. Housework Drudgery I Housework la drudgery lor the weak woman. Sun bruihca, diuti and soniha, or U On ber Uef all day attending1 to the miiny details of the household, tier back ach ing, bar temples throbbing, nerves quivennii under (hi atraaa ot pain, poaiibly dizzy aaeltefs. Sonaetiroee rest in bed ia not rei'reshinjl, because the poor tired nerves do aot eennlt ol refrmhinl sleep. The real neod ( weuk, nervous women Is satisfied by Dr. Pieroe's Favorite Prescription, and as Mrs. Prists and others testily i It Makes Weak Women Strong and Sick Women Well. I are "Proscription" snbori f cause ot wnmr.Tm weakntnaea, tala Inflammation mnd ulcerarlon. It tramiullUtt no nrM, aeourafm fate appttllo anil Joducea roallul Bleep. Dr. Pierce ia perfectly willing to let everyone know what his ' Favorite Prescription" contains, a complete list ol in gredients on the bottie-wrapper. Do not let any druitiJ persuade you that hia unknown composition is "juil as foW" in order that he may make a Digger prom. Mna. llKAr.it.t. lliiiiHia.of Kli N. Washington M..TVIilio, Ohio, writes: " Having taken your "Favorite 1'r ripimii, for a bail rase of llitesilnal dlseas" and constipation mi woman's Ills, for which 1 was almost unable to do any thing, I think I mil safe In saving that Du re are no rcmwliex In the world like llr. I'lenes l'avoriui Prescription and ' Piirifyliia Is.tlnn Tablet-.' 1 am now enjoying the Is slot health, aid thank lr. Pierce for his wonderliil medicine which have d mo a world of ksm1." Sjrsg. naHNia. Lr. rlcrrtl s I irssnni I run1 n-iiiBm u,n mwa f a - a Ham Ham HAM Yam Yam" Yam You oan meutiou Boneless I lam, sliced cold boiled Ham, that smoked, boneless, cold boiled, sliced Ham, The Ham What Am and other good things including sliced dried beef, but don't forget the HAM its good, and you'll like it North Side Grocery Pills That li what you are t-n 1 i 1 1m1 to utnl thai U what you K-t hi-n you buy our fine crbipiialt j In . r im s of all k.M.H. rt.li'i s ami yrupt. KqiKilly (t1H'I fr H"' hfalihy an Hl an the slrk Nothing butler (ban Hln'S Unol lu i r fr tl rlilhlrt n. R0SEBURG SODA WORKS Phone 186 AaUierlsed bolllera of the aynntne "llln-"" limit Peer. SALKM. Or., May 20 A I.II1 to make salaries in every county of the state on u more eoual basis than under the present system, and pro vide for an automatic adjustment every two or four years when a new apportionment Is made. Is being worked out by (lovernor West. The system will be prepared care fully, and will be submitted to mem bers of the l.r'Klslatute before Jan uary so that each one will have an opportunity to aiudy whatever merits or demerits It may hate. "Salaries to county officials throughout the state." said the Oov eruor tonight, "are made without relation to each other. One countv, for Instance, may pay Its County Judge l.'i'M), while another county may pay Its Judge $1011, though the counties may not vary any or but llttlo In their respective populations. urea or assessed valuation of prop erty. Again, a County Clerk may be getting more salary than a County Judge or another official may be drawing more than a County Clerk. There should be a uniform basis for salaries. Friends llrlog In ItllK "Whenever the Legislature con venes, friends of some officials in a county, who are elected, come In with bills to boost these officials" salaries. Officials without friends In the Legislature do not get any of the raises. A score of bills to raise salaries were Introduced at the last Legislature but I vetoed them all. "Salaries should be equalized and reduced by some aystem. What I propose to do la this: I will prepare a statement showing the salaries of each county official In every county in the state. These statements for each county will then he submitted to Granges and other organizations aa well as prominent Indlvltltials In each county, and they will be asked to return to me an estimate ol what they think their county should pay out In salaries. Out of all that are submitted, an average will he struc k for each county and a total secured for the state. For example, say that after all these figures have been returned It Is found that $ 4 ". is refill I red to pay all county olllclals. This will be submitted to the Tax Commission, and It will bo deter mined what amount of assessment will be necessary to raise that amount. The present total valuation of the state Is $!infl,nnn. l. so that l-l'O of 1 per rent will he sullulent to secure the $ I r. O.Oiio necessary. Slum" to llf .pMirlloiieil. "Kach county will, then be appor tioned a share of this total accord ing to area, population and assessed valuation. Multnomah, for Instance, though small In area. Is much larger In population and assessed valuation than any of the other counties, and conseiiuently would be entitled to a larger part for the salaries or its olllclals. "As the stale grows, a new appor tionment of the state would auto matically adjust the salaries of the county officials. If In any county there haa been no increase in popu lation or In assessed valuation, this county, conseiiuently. could not share in the benefits accruing to other counties from their growth ulong these lines." A Mutter of tirrat liiiMirtnii'. la there anything In all this world that la of more Importance to you than good Olgestloll? Food must be eaten to sustain life nuil must be digested and converted Into blood. When the digestion fails the whole body suffers. Chanilierlaln'a Tab lets are a rational and reliable cure for Indigestion. They Increase the flow of bile, purify the blood. strengthen the stomach, and tone up the w hole digestive apparatus to a natural and healthy action. For sale by all druggists. C A Permanent Cure For Chronic Constipation Although thone may dispute It who nave not irlnu It, et liu.uH.in.iln" ,f oUiern, who Bfeak from personal exrn iu, aishert Umt th-re 1h a n-rman-tnt cure f or chronic conn 1 1 tation. So mo Iimify they wre cmcd for uh little hh fifty ten in, years ao, und that ttii trouble never tMti.e hut k tn 'h'lm, while uUmth mJtrilt they tk Heverul ln.uls belortt a attudy cure wis brought about. The lumpily rfforred to In Dr. CaM well Hyrup I'ejmtn. It hiin t.een on th market for o er a ouarti-r of a trntury and has Wen popularized on its merlin, by one erHon tellinn another. The fart that I'h atronL'ent auiMjrter are women and elderly freopln the orien moHt perMHlently connti pated make It certain that the cl.iiina renrd-tiir it an a permanent cure for constipation hatj not been exuKKerati-d- It la not violent like catnartie nllls. alU or water, but operate gently, without En Lin ir and without shock to the ntvDi. It contains tonic proper ties that btrentfthen the stomach and I bowel muncles no that In time medicines of ail kinds can be diBensed with and nature u at-um solely relied on. Anions the legions who testify to these ffl'-ts ar Mr. Jn. A. I.unhman. !.aTnn, I't ;ih, and Jffphlne Bailey, Pheridan, Wv.i., nnd they.alwavs have a bottle of It In the honne, f"r It Is a rellnMe laxn the f--r all the family from Infancy to old a ire. Anvone Wishing to make a trial of this remedy before buying it In the regular wav of a druKKiMt at fifty cents or one dollar a larire bottle (family size) can have a sample bottle sent to the home free of charge hy almply addr4fn Ir. W. II. CaldwelC 405 Washtnuton Ht., fonttrfllo, in. Tour name aad add res oa a potutl ct) Ui Uu. ICK HI SON IHKS Kl l I UK' ( II AIIC l-OIt Kii i.iNt; svi;i:Tin:AitT. HOSTO.V. May 21 Clun nce V. T. fllchcBon vhh tlt-rtrocutt'd at 12:17 ( KastHrn tlnw) this morniiiR. TtiR ciirrt'nt wan turned on at 12:10 and the prisoner was uV rlurt'd tlt-ad at 12:17. The former liaptlst cliTKyman, confessed piKoner of Avis Linnell. of Hyannls, his one-tinin 8wetheart, was outwardly calm when he en tered the death chamber and he re tained hln composure while the strap and electrodes were belnn adjusted aa he sat in the electric chair. KyeH Are Kept C(ael. Rleheson walked to the eleetric ohalr erect, eyes Htraight ahead un til he sat down. Then lie closed his eyes and kept them uhut until the end. Seated in the chair, he was asked o.uestioiis hy the He v. Herbert S. Johnson, his apiritual adviser. In his answers he said: "God will take care of my soul and I pray for all. 1 forgive every body." The last of the questions was: "Are you willing to die for Jesus sake?" I The reeply iti an even, well modu lated tone was simply, "I am willing to die." The current applied was 1900 volts, eiht ampres. One application ! was sufficient. I 11 K A L KSTATK TRAXSFKHS. r. O. Strapp to H. G. Iloardman, $10; SK'4 sec 20. 28-7. I). Heps to tiula C. Wallace, $lo; lot 4, block 2, Plat C, Kose- bur Home Orchard Tracts. Kd S. Cockelreas to I. J. Boroughs, $10; 80 acres sec 14, 27-4. V. S. Askew to Otto Joeckel, $10; 47 acres sec 15, 23-5. H. A. Dozier to J. H. Beeman, $10; jiurt of lot 5 and all of lot 6, block 4, Drain. Remedy for Sick Ilea due lie. Sick headache results from a dis ordered condition of the stomach, and can be cured by the use of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Try tt. For sale by all druggists C Pure Wholesomelceiam We know our nr. i : r. f.,t prprvnr.e. ice cream is pure and sanitary. It is the best to be had ill the city unequalled for the home, socials aud parties. Prompt deliveries at any time ai ii to any place. Douglas County Creamery 420 North Jackson Phone 340 Land for Sale! We have 1240 acres of land 8 miles from Roseburg, 850 acres of this Is farm land and now la cultivation; will sell all In one lot or will sell any portion to suit purchaser. This land all ltys adjoin ing. This tract of land lays nice to sut-dlvide. and our price la reaBonabJe. For further information aa to price and terms Inquire at the Roseleaf Cigar Store or address BOX 296 Roseburg,' Oregon Iir. I. owe leaves Wednesday noon. 15 cents per roll, Kodak develop ing at Clark's Studio. 7 i. ; A Better than the Best Will li H.'T our kmnvU-ilsv. the Columbus I-alo-rat. .i ii'-i of .'lm:i:,ro U'-h-il Imsiikk's 1!;.i:nu I'i .ii k for a D.iU.ita Wheat Grower. The an a!M ranked l"i-iu .it's I'.i.iM) 1'i.iu r higher in C.en rr'al Average, (iluten Oualitv, Water AlKorption ami Loaf 'alue"lh:in the Kt Dakota all-Ilanl Wheat Pat ent l-'lonr, whieh !- the recoi;uieil Mamlaril for liread iiiif i ll'eietiev. l'i.-:i k's Hi.kmi I'i oi r ii a seientitt; e..tnli!if.'i.'ti of I'ateni Haul Wheat and Western Soft Wheat, Mi -ervitiij the he-t qualities of eaeh. It co-ts vim from 'jo to .'"''' les than a straight l'.asteru Hard "Wheal Mour -! l;i:HrR's Bl.EM) l'LOUR r S.:i,- bv All P.-.lh-rS THE PEOPLE'S MARKET METIVIER & LM.MMICK, Props. We have the best of every kind of meat usually found In a first-class market, also fish and shell-flan. We want your trade. Give us a trial order, and aee how well you will be served: just telephone your order and It will receive prunip; and careful attention. We have our own special delivery system. Our service Is the best and our prices aB low as the lowest. Phone 175 339 N. Jackson St. The Little Green Wagon is Coming your way and you should Wear a cleau shirt and smile. Have your work done at our plant, and it will make two smiles grow instead of only a grouch before. Don't wait, it pays big to look prosperous and pleasant. Roseburg Steam Laundry tmi;i i: Mom-: ok wim s iioMur mi: nrrwir. RM.KM. Or. M;iy .' IMd.iitU ItMiltin fur more fr.-.'diwn tlmi that whh h they eon Id n:itl t In-nifH a of utidt-r liiurrirT Will's "honor s teni," thn-f "honor to.-n" fld innl'-r (oer of durkness hist niulit. ntnl up till noon (od;iv hnd not ln-i'it appre hend d. Thoy hud lieen iixNisnod to th. Hx In in Turin . jind t lo diro ry of tlolr flight n iot mud-' tin'il iln nmrtiiiiK. Thov wor1: II K:i uiotid. s'ruiK it t-itn for liir.nn ironi a dilllnK; Claud l'r:ink Hm. s.-n ni. :i I.Ttii for rrr.'t. io it stoh n pro;"'i t. and A Ktnd;iH. M-rln a t'rtn for lnimlaiv, all from I ntoii C-'i.niy. 0 J f' I ri"K." . ' a- rv a iu cm. WITK' v WOIIK TIH I' TH. I S. V I 1001 A;4" ' 4 TO r.-R5r.-''.i ir . srr i ,r . r v Mrs. A. C. Kidd Q. Son Salmon and Cheese Kippered Salmon, frcrh every week, 20c pound Genuine Imported Swiss Cheese 40c per pound Roquefort Cheese 65c per pound Fresh Milk, Tillamook, Full Cream Cheese just received. We have a small amount of the nippy kind left. Also cai ry Imperial, Nippy, Edam, l'iuxter (from Holland.) and Parmesan cheese. RELIABLE GROCERS Commercial Club Building' Roseburg Book Store BOOKSELLERS -STATIONERS Carry a complete stock of School books Blank books Typewriter paper Office supplies Drawing material Roseburg' Book Co, I'linlJT uf It ll.l llrrll l'lli- l!i(!lll j lli-ri' In llM-luriE. j I Cur.- tli.it l:ist uri- rurr Hint - 1 1 -I To IhiMMiiyhly klinir lb.- irlu-'fl of ;l mi'tlicm' u imit lriv.'ittar.tt. 1 1 'rilti'a unci .'. If t i irnvi ""iki-' I ihh t. lo. in a KMti'-y Tills i.uul 11 tfl. nnil :imiv if iTiinf riia rluhl l,..r In !;,.,t ::i I' 1,' llll ti'-M- I fl, .,1 , .tr nno :i M r. li. ( tlom 1'nU- iiihi'. Ktilii''v mill niiii.iiy il i--1' ! ' now tl.'t ".Hi' tl .it r-H' f I i mi., - 11. 'lit and llioni:.' ','.'1 Til li.. ri'l liny Ktiflniri; iff iit loriil-T iI mi'-I Hip rvtil.-lu'i'? Mm f P S-tio'r. 4:s N Poc Stri'i't. lioifl'iiri; lr. a.ii' " hll. lulna In ration i".t. Colo , I imt'lti'ly r.M-oiuin.'iiili il lio.ma Kuln.-v I'i'.la a n,l no I aI'i't'.i: y ronllTin th.lt uluti'liii'lil Tina Toino.1 v r:ivc no Tonit't r,!:tf fioni klil'ioir tro.iMo unit I fool th.it I rntinot r.ila It too h'ciiiy " Kor aa' tr nil itoalors Trlr ..fl rnta Kontor Mi'hnrn t'o . liirT.lo. Turk, aol a.'lita for the I nlti-il Himinih.r thn nn. Poan'a anj taai no othrr ALL i. Free Circus Street Parade 10:30 a.m. 9 bands, 250 horses, Xnu fScSS people of all climes in native costumes will be shown in parade. Two shown daily afternoon at 2, night at 8, doors open at 1 and 7 p.m. Waterproof terUs. Admission 25 centa to Bee it alL ROSEBURG SATURDAY h May 25 N 9e our tarfulo Beotoft Grocery. couot-ff. Th Riversdale Tracts Stiln'.iviii'ti of the well known IN. CLRRV l-STATH RANCH Intvi Ttti-Acte Tt.uts, suitable for Fruit, Garden and Farm riiduct-s. Located 5 tnilcs from Koseburj;, on the North I'tiipijtia River. iSolcl n Terms N. CURRY ESTATE, OWPIERS 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 Up-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. " . F. Barker & Co. Implements and WhicUs Roseburg, Oregon
