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Newspaper Page TextA L to'!LljLliX'iiLiuj.,.lll'JlilJ!.i-'11 t'Jlil.'.m iJ' EVENING ROSEBURO REVIEW ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT BU.Vlt.U' BY HEVIRW PUUM.srilNU COMPANY Entered at Roseburg, Oregon, Post otflca Second-Class Milter. BP Pai tland con!rriDg with th South-' HOOhEVElwt BATTLE trn Pacific officials, pi AVs roMPi pti-'ii The general feeling of pessimism iXASS COMPLETED, which 1,1.3 prevailed for gome time pr0Kfum ,, fouveiitlon KtiutiKle past Ib brightening over the recent .. . . news and It Id believed that Mr. Tlnk- .apieu uui; California fcn. gageineiit First CliDili. L. WIMIIEHLY UAILT Per yer, bj mall S.0 Par mouth, delivered (0 Per week, delivered IS SKMI-WKKKLY Per year . . . , 1 2.00 SIC south! 11.00 It'XE 1H, IUI!! HA YH THE ItOAl) WILL HE lll'ILT I'ltOM COOS HAY MnrRhfield Itecord: In un Inter- vlew with William Sproulo, president of the Southern Pacific, who had re turned from a conference in the emit with Mr. Lovett, Mr. Hproule makes the Htatement In the San Francisco Examiner that "the Willamette Pa cific Railroad will he built right off." lie says further that Mr. K. X. Wend llng, and a number of associates In San Francisco, aro prepared to cut 1,000,000,000 feet of lumber along the Willamette Pacific ua Boon us the road la completed. L. A. Whereat, local engineer of the Southern Pacific on Cooa Flay, who returned this morning from Portland, said he heard nothing that would Interest those who believe the railroad news of lute is not encour aging. Mr. Whereut had not been to Sin Francisco, as reported In a CHICAGO, June 17. Plans for lei's arrival will be almost coinci dent with the commencement of work on the Willamette Pacific. Captain J. T. .Macgenn, of the lircakwater, said that W. H. Chand ler was In Portland when the ship left there and he had Intended coin ing to Coos Hay on this trip, but was delayed. He told the captain he would accompany him on the next trlj. however, and said he thought the Southern Pacific entry thronah precipitated .Maishfloid would be arranged for he- A series of conferences 'Sensible Women Know Foundation of Health An health talks to women become tho Roosevelt battle program jn tJie more Kenem', ioth in tho new.siujia cnnveiillon HPSKinn innmimu' u-or-r. a,uJ .on I'litfurm, the masH of women V . . i lonioirow vpw are beKlnnlnn to rx-ali.e wlml tho more perfected at confer-mid'H of the Col- cultivated have always known, that oiicI'h lenders today. The roll call ood tie.-ilth cannot bo found in a powder fight will procipllate .ho first clash. I tfA'Vri'Mr Use, S ht fitliiK or the two Taft California ' health lien deeper, and yet is Juat aa (leli'KHU'8, inserted by the committee, j easily obtained. Ih the flrHt state fiRht expected to be The mofll Important thlnjr thit a Which flhe Ih nf ten miml riVx-ltfnl u between to watch the condition of her Htomarn fore next week. Captain .Macirenn tnf! Colonel and hit lieutenants han i and .t01"- Tne wary eyj-s. the bad ilso Haw (ieiieral Manager J. f. O'- nulled In the namlne of (Jovemor ! " '"Snr S?"..,.11)? lirlen when in the cllv and wan In- Hl'iy of MiKHoriri an the floor lead- nine times out of ten the result of con formed by him that Mr. O'Hrlen con- or "f tl,e Koosevelt fiilitinc forces In Jlpa,tIon or indication, or both. Many (emplaies a trip to Cooh Hay this tnft convention. Thin decision was huiiiiii.t. .ir. umien mm .ir. Mac- . V""" upon us iiiu.eaung women Is Dr. Caldwell's Kvrun Peosin. Ki'iiri the railroad would booh be un- tni! colonel s pOHHlble preference for It Is mild, pleawant to the taste and simple rem&dieft can be obtained, but tho bent in the estimation of most der way and contraction would not Hutlloy us a running matt be Iuiik delayed. Ilailley Will ronn Line. nuniey win maraim! liis forces This Meuiih You. around the original plan of battle I to demand of th ennvfiillnit Hmt iho Thero la one medicine that every teninorarv roll call ia muda .... i.. fantlly HhoulU be provided with and of those deleeatea whn .m,iu ,,.. especially during the summer uncontested. The Roosevelt foreeq months, vJ,., Chamberlain's Colic, are fiehtlnic the CalifnrniH mivim u Cholera and Diarrhoea Uemedy. It the greateut principle involved In the is uimobi curium to ne neeuea. 11 niaxeuu or tne convention r hf.fr. cobIh but a quarter. Can you afford man Rosewater Is expected tonight to to be without it? For Bale by all submit to Roosevelt his answer to a ueaiers. C query propounded bv the Cnlnnef nimseir, at a conference which Rose water sought late last night. itooseveit demanded that Rose- All members aro urged to be wat('r leave to the convention th( decision in tne temporary roll call exactly suited to her needs. It la far superior to Baits, cathartic pills, waters, etc., which are entirely too violent. Women should see to It that they have at brant one movement of the bowels each dav, and when showing any tendencv to constipation should take Dr. Caldwell's Syrup i'epsln In tho small donu prescribed. A brief use of it will so train the stomach and bowel muscles thai all forms of medicine can bo dispensed with. These opinions are vol ceil by thousands of women, after personal experience, nmonR" them Alta M. Lilly, Redwlne, Calif., and Mary A. Beebe, St. Thomas, Nevada. Anvnne wishing to make a trial of this remedy before buying it in the regular way of a druggist at tlftv cents or one dollar a larne bottle (family size) can hkve a sample bottle sint to the home free of charge by simplv addre.uing IT. W. H. f'itlilwU. 40S WiLshinL'ton Ht.. Monticello. Ml. Your namo uuu address on a uostal card will do. okkc.ox m:vs. XOTH'K TO KliKS. local paper, but spent two days In 2L aro urged present at the meeting of the March lng Club of Rosehurg Lodge No. 32G H. 1'. O. Klks, at the Hull at 7:30 o clock sharp on Tuesday evening, June 18. Don t fall to come. COMMITTEE. Tire You Blue and Worried ? t Tr P Sm 0f t,,e timo rca!Iy P C?J,ch cold eaBily and frequently suffer "7" fc . ' r o reason is nut your system does not rid itself i n ?0,'onB in the hlood; just as impoasihlo as it is for the ((rate ol a stove to rid iieu uiuiinncri. me waste aoes to us exactly whut the clinkers do to tho stove; mike the fires burn low until enough clinkers have accumulated and then prevent Its burning at all. Your liver is sluggish you are dull and heavy sleep does not , , i'k''i"K' unm nonunion iiincss acveiopi. uoctor rierce I Oolden Medioal Disoovcrv eradiaatcs the nntRnm fmm ih k.iua rfiu.P: -n live extract made from bloodroot, golden seal and mandrake root, stone and "- M "hhwu (no uie oi oiconoi. io matter how strong the constitution mo umHcn ib api io no - out ot kilter ' at times ; in conse quence the blood is disordered, fur the stomach is the labo ratory fur the con stunt manufacture of blood. Mrs, Urnj. Ttr.AKE, of Tort Dovrr, "nt. Ho 88, writes: !hnve u iin-it t Biniitrcr ntr yonm rntm tnrout tniutile, catnrrh, itnilgeitlon. ri-mul Irouliku, bluutlnrf.foniliimtlon uiid ncrvuusnusg-ut tiintu I woull lt In ImiI. tllun tl lilt Oi fx. mi n.-.ir, U.',.. n.u AUT... .l.t.. enro, rind wool.) Kvt butter for li'ltlo whflu, thc-n 1 would mi down with chronic tnlltitnnmtion all through mo. For niimteon years 1 had this ' . nun Irving neiiriy oviirytntiig 1 got worse. I tviul I) lllU I'c.l.llt'u r.imini.n l-.t... M.-I1....1 .l..l. ,. Il Ii fi..l.l.. siMiirnl liiMitvery (nl Mr. Kajff'd Catarrh Knxxly. I hnvo tak.-n tho t.ildun M.xlital l)fsviry ami 'Pleasant IVIIi-u,' and have uw-d ftvo UittliM of Dr. Sim i-'n :Uirrh Itcmly. 1 nm now ablo to do my work and walk with )l:ti'iir. I fc-l II kit a now woman. I enjoy everything "is.Br.Ara. Dr. PicreS W'-wt IVIIcfs regulate liver and bowels. BOARD and ROOM Modern Apartments with bath, and hot and cold water in eaoh room. Transient trade especially solicited. RATE $6.00 PER WEEK FIRST CLASS DINING SERVICE MRS. CALLAND, Proprietor IMiono 21. 112 Brockway St., Cor. Jackson. Near High School Goin' Fishin? (Foolish Question No. i) Take plenty of the necessary eats, cans you'll get all fired hungry bufore the fish are fried. Ham, sliced or deviled, butter, eggs, bread, sugar, salt, pepper, colTee, bacon and potatoes coin price a good list to take along. North Side Grocery SAVE TIME AND LABOR IN YOUR HOUSE WORK By having your lovely new white goods laundered in cur steam plant, where the daintiest lingerie is done-up without rubbing, tearing or ripping oft' of buttons the only way. Perfectly white and clean at small cost. Roseburg Steam Laundry The chairman said lie would ennri.r with hiB nHSOclateH on tho matter. Koaewator liiturrunted a "puhlnet si'sslon" or tho HooKveltItc!H and had a long talk with the Coloiml himself. The gossip of tho day la that Hootie- veit told ti Ik iirie.vii.Mtcil Kiient a fen warm thonahta ubout certain mem bers of the .National committee, hut refrained from any criticism of Rose- water himself. Commenting on the California NKnt, uovernor Johnson declared tn day that "California will not submit to robbery" of any of the fruits of Kooseveit s victory there. .sot ItecogniziHl as llcrent Men. these two deleaates are In the unspeakable category that cannot be recognized by decent men." John son said. "Wo will not stand for a crooaed temporary call. That roll niUBt he purged of Its fraud before decent Republicans can participate in ine uusiness or the con veil l Inn No candidate shall be permitted to he nominated by fraud. The Taft men openly and brazenly admit the fraud in laiifornla. and with this ndmls slnn it is obvious they cannot and do not represent the Republican party "The theft of two delegates so lected by 77.000 majority In a ml- mary which Taft himself acuilleseed in was so outrageous as to focus at tention on the state." KeiM-w Says Taft Will lose. The nomination of Taft lias be come practically Impossible since the arrlvaf of Colonel Roosevelt." This was the slzeup of ex-Senator Chaiin coy ill. Di'pew. Taft delegate from New ork, In an Interview here with the correspondent of a London news paper, whose stuff he had not counted upon being given out here. I. HI Is of the judicial nilnd." as serted Depew, who Is a real friend ind supporter of the President. "Hut Judicial decisions never won an elec tion. Ills forces are under the com mand of llenenil Principle, and In the rough anil tumble or a convention fight lieneral Principle is a poor leader. Actions that would kill anv other politician are precisely the best as sets or Colonel Roosevelt. ir Taft should come here It would kill bis bailees utterly, hut Roosevelt has come and the people are shniitlnir Holly for Teddy.' Where Roosevelt goes no inn ii call ship him. for the levll helps ti i m and the Lord doesn't interpose. It's that damned charm r him. as was said or the other woman In llerrle's 'What Kvery Woman Knows.' 'All the unrest now pervading this oiintry Is due to its excessive pros perity. The working men all have soon Jons ami tremendous wages, and nicy want still better jobs and hlnh wages. The radicalism so much talked or Is artlriiial and somewhat hariiiless. Ill-van tried to do the Irtck three limes, but there Is tills distinction between Illyan and Roose velt - llryan always lolil you berorc- hand how he was golr.g In do It and were able, therefore, to null his plan lo ple.es. In fact, he proclaimed he Ingredients of his own nil I . hut Roosevelt never gives the formula or Ills medicine." I cent, or the amount hid. to be ror ! relied to the C'itv in case the success- Struck by the Shasta Limited trav-; fill bidder shall fall to enter into a cling at .'10 miles an hour early last contract and bond with the City. A Friday, Mrs. Mary Shepherd, of Can- surety bond of thirty per cent of Ihe by, was thrown CO feet and instantly amount bid will be required from killed. , the successful bidder. The time Canyonville claims for one pupil : stilted In the proposals for coniplct the longest steady school attendance. '"S ,ne improvement will be consid MIss Kthel lilackford, of Canyonville. I e,-ed In awarding tho contract. haa attended the public school, not 11,0 Council reserves the right to being absent nor tardy for six years. Who beats It? Petitions are being circulated ill tho state to Initiate a slate law mak ing it a misdemeanor tor anyone to In,, hold ...r.ii.,.,0 r,.n .... 1.1 1 i urcg - '" I'"".. Ol'CUAIIIg UII the streets of any city in the state of 60(10 population or over, without the permission of the Mayor. This pro posed law Is similar to the city ordin ance now In force in Kugene. Peti tions are also being circulated ror a law prohibiting any person or oruiinl- zauon rrom boycotting a store, fac tory or any other estab s hiiient and prohibiting anyone from oirkeiinr, the same with a view to injuring the "us ss. me penalty Ib a fine of from $100 to J 1000 or Imprisonment of from 30 days to a year. reject any and all bids. liy order of the Council. Dated thiB 17th day of June, 1912. CARL E. WI.MIilORLY, Recorder of the City of Roseburg. XOTICH l-'()lt PROPOSALS l-'Oli ST1 !K l-:r 1MPKOV i;.m kxt. xotici-: i'or proposals i KTKKKT I.MPItOVKMKNr. 'OU Sealed proposals will be received by the -undersigned at his office In the City of Roseburg, Oregon, up to .". o'clock p. in. on Monday, June 24. 1912, for the paving of South Stephens sli-eet from the north line of Mrockway street to the south line of Roberts street. In the manner pro vided by Ordinance No. 4S8 of the City or Roseburg. All bids must he suiinillled on blank forms which will ne riiriiislieil upon application to the undersigned, and must ho ncioui panled by a certified check navnliln to the City Treasurer for five nor nt of the amount bid. to he for feited to the cily in case the success ful bidder shall rail to enter Into a contract and bond with the cllv surety bond or thirty per cent lit the llnoiinl hid will In. reiiuired from in.- sin-cessiiii n.uuer. I in t inel e:i eil iii-iimii:.U; u lll 1... stilled III the proposals ror coniplet- by the undersigned at his oll'ice in ...K mi- iiiiiuii.eiueiii will ne consul- 1 lie l ily ol Roseburg, Oregon un to d in awarding the contract. .'. o'clock p. ni. on Mondav June M 'he C it'll reserves the riuht In I III 2. lor Hie t,.-h-Ii, r i'-.... ;..i' reject any and all bids. Avenue from the cast line ,,r v...'i, Sealed proposals will he received by the undersigned at his office in the City of Roseburg, Oregon, up to Ti o'clock p. in. on Monday, June 2-1. 1!)12, for the paving of Kast Third street, from the south line of First Avenue South to the north line of Commercial Avenue, in the manner provided by Ordinance No. 4S(i of the City of Roseburg. All bids must be submitted on blank forms which will be furnished upon application to the undersigned, and must be accom panied by a certified check payable to the City Treasurer, for five per cent of the amount bid, to be ror relted to the City In case the success ful bidder shall fail to enter into a contract and bond with the City. A surety bond of thirty per cent or the amount bid will he required from tilt! successful bidder. The time slated inv the proposals for complet ing the Improvement will bo consid ered in awarding the contract. The Council reserves the right lo reject any and all bids. liy order of the Council. Dated this 17th dav of June, 1912 CARL E. WIMIIKRLY, Recorder of the City or Roseburg. Oregon. XOTH'K I'Olt PROPOSALS I'Olt STKF.F.T IMPROVEMENT. My order or the Council. Hated this I si Ii dav or June. 1912 CARL E. WIMIIElil.Y. Recorder or the City ot Kosehiirc. Oregon. NOTICE I'OR PROPOSALS I'OI! STREET IMPROVEMENT. Jackson street lo the west line r.asi liinu street. In the manlier pro- iiut-o oy iiriiinalli-e .o. 4S.i ot Hie Cily oi' Roseburg. All bids must lie siihniilleil on blank forms which will be furnished upiiu application u. u.i.iriMnurii, .uui niusi ne accom panied hv a certified check pavable to the city Treasurer, for five i.i- Sei 1 proposals will lie received ' V'',1." ,"f V!" I1,',""",'" l,id' lo '"' '"r- " 'n' !'i.! in case i lie success till bidder shall fail to enter mm ;, contract and bond with Hie Citv. A surely bond of thirty per cent of the amount bid will be reiiuired from tho successful bidder. The lime staled ill the proposals for comnl. t- ny the undersigned at his office in the City of Rosi hurg. Oregon, un to o'clock p. in. on Monday. June 2 1. 1912. for Ihe paving of Sheridan street rrom the south lino of o.ik street to the north line of Cass street, iu the manner nrovliled bv ARE VOt It KIDNEYS ELI,? Many RoseliurK People Know the lin. pel limit! of lli iiltlij Kidneys. Mowers and Rakes DAIN MOWERS DEERE RAKES ACME BINDERS Our implements are all made and guaranteed by The John Deere Plow Co., and we call save you money on them. We also have a full supply of extra parts. Call and let us show you. Roseburg Feed and Fuel Co The kldneva (liter the blood. They work night and day. wen kidneys remove iiuiiurltlei. Sick kidneys allow Impurities i., multiply. No kidney in should he neglected. There Is grave ilatiirer In delnv ir you have backache or urlii'irv troubles. ir you aro nervous, dizzy or worn nt. Ihgln treating your kidneys at t'so n proven kidney remedy. None endorsed like I loan's Klilnev Pill. Recommended by thousands. Proved by home testllnenv. A. A. Drake, Soldiers' Home. Rese lling. OicKiin. says: "I have taken Dean s Kidney pills for kidney com- 'aint and ran say that ihev nre a toed kidney medicine. Their use ae me much roller." I'or sale by all ilea lei Price K0 nts Foster-Mllhurn Co. llnltilo New York, sole ngents for the l ulled Mates. Remember the name - Dean's sad take no other. City , ' ',lli'l,,!, iii iii mil ne coilsnl- i . . .. ... .....iimiiik me i-oniracl. j The Council reserves Ihe righl In j reject any and all bids. liy order of the Council. I Haled this 17lh dav of June I ) 1 ! CARL E. WIMilK'ltLY, I Recorder of t lit- City of Roseburg Oregon. Olillliance No. 4N9. of tho of Roseburg. All bids must he submitted on blank forms which will he furnished up ppllcallon to the undersigned, and must he accom panied by a certilled check payable to the City Treasurer ror five per cent of the a in 1 1 ii n t bid, to he for feited to the city in case the success ful bidder shall fail to enter Into a ' .f ll( -..ini.i.i .nm iMinii i ii ii ine cuy. Aj surety bond of thirty per cent of the! amount bid will he required from ine successlul bidder. The t nit staled ill the i.ronos.ils for coinnlei. - "" "','s'K'"'" at his nlti, lug Ihe rovement will he ronsid- "l l",s,-""','B. Oregon, t. ,,. ,. ,i ..iuini;iy, .lane 4 I'Olt PROPOSALS lull STREET IMPROVEMENT. Sealed proposals will he by the undersigned al his t ilcil ered ill awariliiiiz tho coiitrnet The Council reserves the right to "r ,v, ,K,V"'K '"' Wim hcstci I reject any and all 1.1,1s. ' 1,0,1 !" m'" " ''1 I liy order of the Council Dated this ISih dav or .liinc, 1912 CAR!, E. WIMHEItr.Y. Recorder or the City of Roseburg, Oregon. NOTICE SIR FOR PROPOSALS FOR :i:r impro ement. I Avenue South to ihe south Iiu I iieacou street. ,, manner pro vided by Ordinance No. Is.: f the U'ily of Reselling. All bids must be submitted on blank forms which will he furnished upon application to the ; uiniersigueo, and mast panted by a In Ih I CE CREAMThafs Different Our Ice Cream is made of PURE, SELECT, SWEET CRF M ""tinny else except sugar and flavor It's pUre and the only kind to use. Try it oncc-you'll want more, l'rouipt deliveries at any tin e and to any plaee. Douglas County Creamery 420 North Jackson Phone 340 nV E. J. Bonner, eye specialist of Fresh car of tile In sizes froo , Medford, is In lioseburg ror a lew "", Un days. Phone 211. 'll"ml'nr' W Stop! Look! Listen! All Kinds of Realty Investments Fruit Lands, Orchards, Acre Tracts all prices. City Lots and Business Troperty exclusive list. John IK Campbell "Live Wire" Real Estate Dealer. ROSEItUUQ, OHEG0X Brewed Root Beer the oldest and most popular of all beverages? Why? Because It li made from ten of our best medicinal barks and roots, comprising sarsaparilla, sassafras, winlergreen, dog grass, juniper berries, hopi, spikenard ginger, etc. Try a case. It will do you good. Umpqua Cider and Vinegar Works Phone 276 Land for Sale! Vve have 1240 acres of land 8 miles from Roseburg, 830 acres ot this Is farm land and now In oullivallon; will Boll all in one lot or will sell any portion to suit pun liaser. This land all lays adjoin ing. This tract of land lays nice to sub-divide, and our price Is reasonable. For further Information as to price and terms Inquire at the Itoseleaf Cigar Storo or address BOX 296 Roseburg, Oregon Unit ' can he siv f findiiiR absolute purity ill everylhltig W dniili. if v,u nam the best on M,.ir S(,rvo nothing but Rose- '"UK's wmIjh ml ,.aii,li:l, ,. u,r.rA,-s. You can order through ear gnu - r. , ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Phone 186 Authorized Dottier of the Cc Cenuh:.. Hires' Root Ileer. Phone Un seated proposals will he received by tlie undersigned at his office in fill bidder ICl'Olll- certifbd cheik na:il,t.. t'ity Treasurer, fur live t..,, cent of the amount hi. I. to be for feited to (he I'ilv in rn.,,. ll. hall fail lo enter int.. . un- . ii, ..i ii. uirti'ii, u I io iniiiiiiii anil joiiii un i the I ilv .". o'clock p. in. on Monday. .June 21. suteiv bond tr thirty per ,,.,it t, il'12. for tho paving of North Jack- amount hid will he iviiui-Ml sou sireei irom ine soiltn line ol llie .IlicesSIUI h i del Ti ll the proposals fur A I Second Avenue South to the north line of Second Avenue North, In the manner provided hv Ordinance No. IS 4 of the Cilv of Koselmrg. All bids must lie submitted on blank forms which will he fur nished upon application lo the undersigned, and must be accom panied hv a cetlll'ied check payable lo the City Treasurer, tor five per li in. nitii; rich: lo stated lug ttie Improvement will t ered in awarding the contrai-t I He l ouin-ll rose; vi s 111 reject any and all bids. I'v elder of Ihe I'oun, , Hated tliis 1 Till dav ol .Line l t'Alil. K. U'l.lli,l:l Y " Uecorder of the City of ,,s, l-Oregon. A!!S l1r- Syut. i '. Ilermaun, ejelnht special- ill be In his emce. 517 So. Stephens street, from the (I rut to the fifteenth ot eauh month. Velephone 64-. di: REAL ESTATE Farm';Lards Fruit Lands Stock Ranches Poultry Tracts City Property Rentals FIRE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC List Your Property With Us. HIMES & OLIVER CArl ST., NKXT TO OJIAX1) HOTKL HIOXK 8HT. ROSKIll Un, OK. 14a A. Th- c: 1he Champion Hay Tedder '"'.. i'.l,tia " hy and places the ' r:., ;o,, ,. . .... . through them aim ' 1 - r,. ...sen Hal lifter a rain. J- F. Barker Co. "Hwnxvakb Roseturg, CW" L