Unofficial election returns for Douglas County, Oregon, Nov. 5, 1912
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Mt. Scott 1 6
ICimt lTlliiCiifi 24 20
Melrose 2' J
Kdenhower M
Coles Valley -'0 '
Wilbur -'7 ::i
Oakland 21
CouiHtockH I 'I 8
Scottahuri; I" 3:!
Civil Konil 40
Looklnic (ilas 25 20
ltldille r'7 j!S
('anvonvllln :t? 2(1
Olullu 2S 211
Myrtle Creek ( Incomplete) 77 H I
Siltherllll 7.r, 41
Drain 2.1 20
Ileer Creek 70 (111
ItoselilllK ( Incoinplele) I'd K"
I!llliitia ( llieoniiletel 7S 111
Hamilton ( Incomplete) HI) 4.1
West Uoseliill K Ininniplele) :m il'i
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Greens 21 10
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111.", 7 211 Hi - r, 4 22 22 34 14 19 12 26 10 17 25 25 13 18 24 29 15 26 15 31 23 26 30 22 19 39 13
31 8 19 34 12 20 12 1 1 23 40 12 35 11 17 14 18 40 14 10 36 38 16 18 28 33 29 42 48 22 28 43 38 33
;:x 22 32 4 r. 22 :tr, 13 24 28 53 20 50 24 25 23 30 59 75 16 46 55 36 30 35 57 39 61 73 37 59 30 75 40
15 7 8 2 1 17 8 3 18 21 30 16 26 2 12 12 21 28 39 10 22 27 19 24. 25 26 22 22 30 21 19 29
22 8 ... 42 1 8 1 4 9 23 31 50 16 32 9 37 10 34 40 52 17 32 35 27 35 45 27 35 42 54 27 27 38 35 35
44 1 24 46 46 14 19 49 28 52 42 50 3 50 22 61 45 59 53 55 6.1 39 53 117 9 58 62 63 49 34 57 41 57
28 20 14 22 5 12 7 10 18 .32 8 25 22 13 8 10 40 39 7 14 32 25 11 9 33 14 31 32 14 11 33 25 38
9 1 2 4 1 9 6 2 1 4 33 25 7 32 3 13 7 34 25 10 49
21 18 17 41 30 20 7 37 29 36 27 37 18 39 15 27 53 68 29 23 53 34 38 38 64 83 45 54 50 61 48
20 10 1 4 31 21 10 6 25 26 37 19 35 13 10 20 ' 26 36 49 19 30 40 20 28 38 22 35 29 41 25 23 43 41 26
(10 ... 30 67 4 1 43 1 7 65 42 93 36 72 ... 65 14 82 61 114 30 27 111 34 94 92 67 29 128 105 50
35 14 12 411 29 20 1 0 30 32 47 32 35 12 41 21 38 44 64 24 29 49 28 64 53 35 36 64 67 27 35 60 64 39
II 4 3 34 2 1 7 3 27 29 40 22 21 6 19 21 20 35 62 6 24 33 28 24 30 29 39 29 30 32 12 41 25 38
HI 4 37 42 63 26 21 70 32 40 ... 79 29 115 25 40 67 47 84 89 61 79 71 61 88 66 63
61 7 4(1 70 49 26 18 50 72 108 41 74 1 1 73 28 70 84 32 143 108 64 50 60 109 64 100 70 137 30 104 51 88 67
43 12 1 9 49 1 7 22 - 1 2 1 8 36 68 14 69 1 1 7 20 26 60 59 24 20 61 25 58 31 65 39 52 64 29 48 41 55 40
43 25 21 95 48 31 7 67 67 102 63 80 74 85 73 76 88 74 66 24 75 20 83 77 133 31 117 108 72 110 34 1 10 61
7 1 25 55 133 75 53 ... ' 83 1 16 142 70 131 ... 88 ... 121 107 177 72 83 133 85 132 100 132 88 159 132 88 161 90 -197 107
33 38 32 Hill 60 32 9 84 OS 114 60 71 38 87 21 76 79 135 35 71 86 68 65 82 92 93 94 110 77 111 48 112 91
.'12 41 25 65 65 28 1 1 08 62 42 28 87 35 49 29 64 61 41 32 72 88 104 76 103 80
27 29 1 7 60 25 I II 1 1 31 34 68 19 68 35 18 20 31 45 63 .22 35 60 30 30 43 47 33 71 70 41 60 30 83 39
26 17 26 67 29 31 13 44 20 64 36 60 26 34 26 41 71 76 34 43 61 44 65 70 47 88 66 100 30 48 60 63 64
18 10 II 28 18 9 7 22 24 34 18 33 19 14 10 17 35 39 14 25 34 15 24 34 24 20 36 41 23 28 25 40 25
l,OST O.VH, 4IAI.V TWO.
(Continued from pnee 1).
ninl Socialists and were victors with
out effort.
District Alloruey CeorKC ,M. Brown,
Republican, lias derealed W. W.
Cnrdwell. Independent, In both Coos
and DoukI'I" Counties. Curry Coun
ty has not yet been heard from,
llrown will liavo abovo 40(1 majority
In the district.
DoiiRlas County isnvo C. E. Whls
lor, of Ashland, Uepulillcan candidate
for Joint Representative, about 300
majority over C. L. Reames, of Mod
ford, Democrat. ReameB Is elected,
however. He teloKraphcd from Med-
ford this aflernoon Unit he carried cess of 75 votes. The final count will
38 out of III preclnclH In Jackson he completed lute tonlKllt.
County, rolling up a majority or 15(10 Three other municipal corpora
for ii i in . I tlons in DoukIuk County voted on the
Wei anil Dry Iti-ull.i. I liiuor question and all went wet.1
Only the final mi miliary of the en- These are Kiitherlin, Oakland and
lire vote will decide w hi ther Rose- Cleudale. I be majority iiKalnst l'ro
liurK will he Prohibition or under a hlliltlon in Kiillierllu was 36, in (llen
lliiuor license aystem durliiK the next dale it was 20 and In Oakland 17,
two years. Approximately 75 per Oakland precinct contributing a mar
cent of the clly'a vote had been Kin of 10 and Its connected precinct,
counted at 2 o'clock this allernoon Calapooia, 7 more, in view of the
and the drys were In the lead by 45. probability of Roseburg going dry,
At different times during 'ho count, 1 many are claiming thut the clty'B
I ho opposing Bides have alternated Hiatus would bo analogous to that of
with small leads and few will Hazard dry hjugeno, which has wet Sprlug-
I"1"I"1"1"I"I"1"1"I,'M"1"I,I"I"I"1,I") Harah physics react, weaken the Nothing new under the sun, so the
K Dowels, will lead to chronic constl- saying goes, but there s alwayB some-
4. WANTED TO RENT. Mod- A patlon. Doan'B ReguletB operate thing new In needlework at Graves
4. em house of about six 4. easily. 25c a box at all storeB. Art Emporium. Ulg shipment Just
4 rooms, cloBe In; will lease - "Suffered dity and night the tor- In of the new and popular cut work.
J. on satisfactory terms; no ment of Itching piles. Nothing helped ' Night gowns, bags, pin cushions, cen
j. children. rnone azb-H
City.
Garrett, Mayor, Gtrard, Ala.
I I I i 4 Thrifty growing pottod palms at
" Kllchln & Block's, the nurserymen.
Sweet, pure apple cider at the
Roseburg Soda Works. Phone 186.
MAr.KEl itEPORT.
Prlcei paid by Roseburg dealers
FRESH FRUITS Apples, 60c
$1.50 per box; pearB, 75c 11.50 per
box; grapes, 75 90c per box.
MELON'S CantaloupeB, 1.75
$2.00 per crate; watermelons, $1
$1.25 per hundred; Cassabas, $1.25
1.50 per dozen. .
EGGS 30c.
BUTTER 20o to 30c.
BUTTER FAT 36c.
POTATOES 75c to $1 per 100
lbs.
CABBAGE 3-4 to lc.
CAULIFLOWER 75c to $1.25.
APPLES 40c to 75c box.
PEARS 35c to 60c box.
GRAPES 3c to 5c lb.
TOMATOES 20c to 25c per box.
HONEY 12c15c lb.
WHEAT 80c.
OATS 45c.
HAY Vetch, $10 ton; grain, $10.
BARLEY $27 ton.
Livestock.
SHEEP 3 'Ac.
HOGS Dressed, 910c; alive, 7c.
STEERS Alive, 6 V& to 6c.
COWS Alive, 6 to b'ic
VEAL Dressed, 10c. .
POULTRY Mixed chickens, alive,
9c; dressed, 12'jc; chickens,
spring fries, 1214 c.
me until I used Doan's Ointment. The ters, pillows ami scarfs. Just the
A results were lasting." Hon. John R.
LOCAIi NEWS
nredlctlons as to the outrnnip. It Is
a practical certainly that the winning
side will not have a majority In ex-
fleld for n neighbor. Sutherlln, It is
pointed out, would draw a great many
dollars from Roseburg that would
Miss Elsie Bnhlmann returned from
Portland this morning.
"Jerry" FulkerBon, of Portland, Is
a husinesB visitor in the city. I
Mrs. N. Curry and son. Will, left
Why
Not
MARK, THE HOUSE YOU LIVE IX
A REAL , HOME IIY INSTALLING
ONE Oh' or It HIGH GIIAIlE
PIANOS. YOU CAN GET KITH Kit A
Piano or
Player Piano
AT A PRICE YOU CAN Al'I'Oltl)
AND ON YOI U OWN TERMS. COME
IN AMI LET I S TELL YOU MOKE
ABOUT IT.
Burr Music House
Mrs. L. H. Calame left this morn-
Nnw shipment of bulbs jnst in.
Kitchio & HI nek 'b, the nurserymen.
Tb price of foodstuffs bu come
down at the North 81de Grocery, dtf
Patronise Review advertisers.
Can You Beat It?
Nice level lots, river bottom soli.
. t ii 1 . . . . nn nnr m m in M( tup n n ' .
i-nsH uiiii rtouiiDiirn, nereioiore (try, ,7 , ,. ' . .........., ot A) tn6 privileges of the city
both vo,ed wet Tuesday, Grants Pass ?''' t a fVMnl , WITHOUT the city's heavy tax as
hy 90 votes, Woodburn by 23. Cot- brother. J- A. O Neal. 'sessment. In fact
lage iirove and Junction were both airs. j. r. nuicnason ana inreo
expected to go dry. children, family of the local agent
In the slate of Washington, n num- for the New York Life Insurance
her of towns voted on the liquor qucs- Company, arrived here Tuesdny night ... mak.
tlon. Itenrilan, Karmlngton, Cen- from Mcdford and will make their (t g onjr
iraua, nvereii ami anonomisn went iiumw ucio. . t..h a,- Bit Mrtv m
wci. inose g g ury were nulling- o-jcm-uiu u. . u. ..... hlnrk from nnhlle nrhnnl
ham Camas. Kettle Kails. Palouse. Mrs. Henry Hohl, who live at Drain, I l"e' IWJL.
l.,l.l,, l.'..,.,,,...!,.!, U....1. r...i filer) of H I nht lierlfl Monday nliFht. The wv UViu, puuuo
remain in this city if it were wet, the 'nls morning on a business trip to
same as Springfield does in Its rela- Ban irnncisco.
tlon to Eugene. Mrs' A- Cloake and daughter, Mrs.
Dry rilies (io Wet Markfl, of Edenbower, went to
Reports this morning were that O'""" lM morning, where they will
Springfield had again gone wet, while BlIu ' ," '
Kugene had again voted dry. Grants
Maynard's Addition
rtll make an Ideal home for you, as
It Ib only four blocks from the new
LOCAL NEWS
In
died of diphtheria Monday night. The
girl's name was Geneva and the fun
eral took placo Tuesday. They have
one child who Is older.
In the Circuit Court at Oregon City
lust week, In the case of Clara O.
Thiol vs. Otto Thiol, suit for divorce,
the plaintiff was granted a decree on
i the grounds of personal Indignities.
C. D. MAYNARD, Owner
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Yegelnhh'fl and Fruit.
ONIONS Walla Walla, 75c 85c
per sack; Oregon, $1.10 per sack.
POTATOES Jobbing prices; Bur
hanks, 60ft7uc per hundred; sweet
potatoes, 1 2c per pound.
VEGETABLES Beans, 2c; cab
bage, ltol'.-ic per pound; cauli
flower, $1 (fa 1.25 per dozen; celery,
50c75c per dozen; eggplant, 5c ifi)
6c per pound; peas, 89c per pound;
tomatoes, 60c75c per box.
thing for Christmas. Come early and
get a choice selection, with instruct
tlons. dtf FOR RENT. Kour furnished house-
keeping rooms, 24 C Rose, corner
1
Have Arundel tuno lr-
Washington.
dtf
Think it Over
You can store
our automobile
in an up-to-date
FIRE PROOF GARAGE
Where your car and all Ub belongings are practically insured
against loss by fire from the moment It enters the door for the
eame price you pay elsewhere and you take the risk. Till NIC IT
OVER, then Bee
The New Garage Co.
High grade gasoline and lubricants always In stock.
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What does baby say?
A (lb. he W. rnii ke llookcane for (lie li. sl answer. What does
baby sa) 7 Think a minute. An ei. lli nl answer win come with a
brief Hi il (I .v of i In- plciure. Or, for a heiter liisiilratlon, fee the largo
reproduction of this sulije. t In our window. Then write your nr..
swer 111 hot over Iweuly-five words on a ph'ce of paper, (mulshed
by us for that nccaslon. beailug only your answer ami name and
nddrcsii and aeml It lo Answer Mditor Hhe t, nice. I 1 7 i',1KS street.
You do not i d to be n riiMoui, r of ihls store or make pur
chases here, to 1 pole. The contest Is open to all. ilv one
answer from each contestant will be consl.h r. ,1. so send In only
your best nuswer.
The contest closes Nov. U, Ul!. AM :,,. sul,,ii,.d ,m,st
bo In the Answer Kdllor's hiiu.ls n.it later th.ui 1I1.1I iLne. The prle
winner will bo announced n week lat.r, 1 ,-
Rice & Rice
The House Furnishers Roseburg
Head tho Lyceum Coursp adv
MiIh paper.
Itiillts all kinds ami 1c8crI(rtloiiB.
Kilrliin I thick, (ho nursiryiiien.
We deliver any quantity of r ' , The plaintiff charges that her huB
Sn w y."!;i0meK Roaeburg band tried to choloform and threat
Soda Works. Phone 186. ! eued to kill her were dismissed for
"Pride of Douglas" and "Queen want Gf proof. The defendant was
City" flour bring results. Ask the v,,n the custody and control of their
Douglas County Mills. Phone 13. j otlly ch1(1 a 4-year-old Bon, for
r ". " ,, , whom he contested tho case. De
One of I ho finest holiday displays f01ulnIlt waa ordered to pay her own
lo he seen In the city Is tho novelty llUornoy f,.,,8 nmi court costs. She
bathroom ware on display at Wlnniu wn f,)rmcry Mrs, Clara G. Stalker.
G.uldls.' the Pliiinher. , of oai.)urg. II.
: " I The Pacific. Northwest Land Pro-
.addis halh-room novellles nro )ll(,u ghow , b hel(1 )n Portland,
uiasiiiB a nil. cor 1 iiiihiiiiiih pruseiuo Noy lslo23 inclusive, promises to
they are one hour ahead of the pres- ,)p ne c( ttl0 ,KK,.8t land exhibits
cut moment. (hnt na8 ever bepn hea tie West.
Since the eleclion there Is nothing , ex.)p0,p(I thnt exhhltB from all
quite so allraellve as the bath-room oypr thc NorthweBt will be Bent and
ware shown by Winnie (laddls, tho k(,on oom,lp,tlon for the many prizes
I'lninher whch nre of(prPd. The Southern Pn-
hay, glils. If you are looking for a clflc Co ,8 off(,rnK a handsome sll-
present to give your own very hestest ypr for , dBtr,.t muking the
feller get one of those shaving mugs bpst ,,,!. of ngrlc.ultural products
and hiush holders of Winnie (laddls. Rrowll alnK thc nno of the Southern
Pnclflc Co.. and il Is hoped mat 111s-
trictB along the line will take a keen
Interest In this stiow.
SOI'THKltN PAtTKIO TIMB CARO
NnrtlilMiunA.
Name Loa
Shasta Limited .. 7t30 a. ni
Overland 1 1:00 p. m
l-'lyer 11:40 p. m.
Port. -Ashland local 1:10 p. m
I'ort.-Roseb'g local 8:00 a. m.
, MoiithlHiuiul.
Shasta Limited ...12:31 a. m
Overland 5:10 a. in.
Klyer 9:40 a. in.
Port.-Roseb'g local
Port. -Ashland local 6:30 d m
No. 17 ties up In Rnaehuri. r
r.flnK here at 11:40 p. 111. It fornu
the equipment of No. 20, wblco
leaves here at S : 11 1) In the morning
rvturnluR to Portland.
No.
12.
14.
16.
18.
20.
1 1.
13.
15.
17.
19.
Ciolills dot Ills direct from New
York. Crystal plate glass shelves,
triplicate mirrors, solid brass nlckled
tumbler, loolh brush, match and
whisk-broom holders. Towel bars,
halll seals, soap (rays. See the holi
day display of W limit (laddls, the
Dumber.
OHOULD Y0U wsh
5 a Suit of Clothes that is
up-to-date
call 119 Oak St.
For stylo, fit ami workmanship.
We have few equals. We also
Clean and Press
Repair and Alter
Gentlemen's Garments. We're
Tailors ami second to none.
lilllc He I! t to
Good Intentions.
'I do my test," Haiti Mr. I'IiiiiirIp. "tt
Bcuttor siiiitiiiie mid v urinirane a ttplrtt
of patience mwI chccrftilticHM, hut aume
how I n I wit m ko wroiiK."
"AVhat ha happened?''
"1 mot a tilend who looked a little
gloomy, so 1 snld to him: 'Choor up!
Nothiun Is u bad ita It might be- Kv
ery cloud hJs a Bllver Itulag, and you
only tnnko trouble worso by thiuklug
about It.' "
"IMdu't Lt wnpond?"
"No. IW itUuply said: 'IXtu't bothei
uto. I've Kt the toot htuho.' "Wash
liiKtun Star.
Heredity.
Cute little i-usa," nntd 8lnbslda,
gnElne nt Hawkins' bnhy, "but why
the dU'ktMiy do you Buppoae he's trying
to got his toos Into bla mouth all the
timer
'Tii kes a f t er me. mild Hawk tua.
"Ile a tryliif to make both enda meet"
Harper 'a.
Explaining It.
'There la such a queer amell aftet
the nutoniobllt here bealdea the gaao
II ue.
"I guess It must come from the road
acvrchlng. Kiehnnge.
They knovr not their own defects who
earvb for defects tn others. Satukrtt
Troverb.
CASTOR I A
For lufivntt and Childroo,
Tlie Kind You Have Always Bough)
Stgnstar of -ff-itiU
GREEN VALLEY
If you have never been to Green Valley you have missed
seeing one of the choicest spots in Douglas county. Here
you find a veritable natural park, through which flows the
pure and sparkling mountain water of Roberts Creek.
The soil is deep and mellow and the land is level.
Orchard Tracts
The late Jeptlia Green was fortunate enough to secure what is undoubtedly
the choicest portion of this-little valley and his heirs are now cutting it up
and platting it iu 5 and 10 acre orchard tracts.
Poultry Farms
While waiting for an orchard to come into bearing, it will not be necessary
for a purchaser to remain without an iuconie, as the soil, market and cli
mate conditions are ideal for poultry raising.
Low Prices
Considering these tracts are ou the R. I D. route, only 4 miles from Rose
burg, and only 10 minutes walk from Green, a station on the S. P. R'y, one
would expect an exhorbitaut price, but such is not the case, as,they will be
sold nt a very reasonable figure.
Easy Terms
To those who so desire, easy terms of payment will be given.
From Owner
You have the additional advantage ot dealing direct with the owner,
covering the usual agent's commission.
THINK THIS OVER, THEN BUY, DO IT NOW.
and
M. B. GREEN
Roseburg, Oregon, R. F. D.
Phone 37F11
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