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NOVI.MllKIt 15, 1J12.
)oiiglan County In on the map
every ynar wiica It conies to the pro
duction of good fruit. Moru carloads
of applet are being (shipped out UiIk
year tlian ever hefore, and the finality
1b increasing rapidly from year to
year.
Portland in soon to have another
"Bkyscraper" building. A 16-story
Btructure is to rise on the site of the
public library opposite the Imperial
and Oregon hotels. John W. J Hod
gett, a Michigan millionaire lumber
man, will be the builder.
Building good roads Is a world
wide and ahnoHt t line-old problem.
It is of the KrcatcHt importance to
any country, and the United Stale
is now just getting fairly started in
this line. Every community must
Join it if it would prosper.
deserved removal, but his re-election
show that the voteru there do not
propone to submit to outsidu dicta
tlon. The same opinion held good
throughout ihu ulute on election day
when the voters turned down nearly
all of West's pet measures on the
ballot. Every voter now has equal
rights In the initiative and referen
(I n in law making in this state and it
will be many, many years before they
v 1 i 1 submit to dictation from anyone
and local communities are apt to
be in the same category.
WIDESPREAD INTEItEST IX
GOOD 1 tO A DM MOV KM EXT.
Eugene Guard: Oregon is not the
only state which is agitated over the
road building problem. We note
from the Joplln Dally Tribune that
Missouri has taken up the Biibjec
and that a meeting will be held In
the capital city this month, at which
the state officials will confer with
the various associations for the pur
poBG of promoting good road build
Ing. Several plans have been out
lined Involving the expenditure of
large sums of money and these will
all be considerd at the conference in
the hope of reaching a decision as to
some definite plan for future work
Nationally, tbero Is a strong asso
ciation working for the building of
an "Ocean to ocean highway," The
advocates of this plan believe In com
hinlng business with pleasure. They
want a Hpeedway for pieaHiire ve
hides, a division for passenger ve
hides, "another for motor trucks car
rying freight nnd express packages
and a fourth for horse and wagon
traffic,
In other words, they desire to give
drivers of pleasure automobiles
opportunity of traveling from point
to point at a maximum speed over a
safeguarded highway, free from re
striction, and also to compete with
Lane County gave 1904 majority
fnr lha ml I In I'O i n V I.M I tnlrlliir ( li i.
State University and Agricultural tllG railroads through the employ
Collego out of politics and putting 't of public passenger automobiles
tlllfl IrifiliiP ti-K.lu 'CI, In mnu tin Hinn
thoso institutions on a permanent. ...... ....,, ut
vot nrminmliMil. IiukI. The measure .'hoy contend, by bridging and tun
iniild have curried In everv euunlv ""ling over and under railroad
In the state.
tracks, thus doing awuy with grade
(.runnings on the Nutlonul highway
ByHteni.
Tholr scheme provides for subdi
viding each division Into two parts.
Again Governor West Is wrathy. A
few weeks ago In his Kaslern Oregon
"crusading" ho removed from office confining each dlvlaon to a separate
Justice of the Peace Woods, of Hunt- kind of vehicle, and ullowlng traffic
liigton. On November R, tho voters to move In only one direction at
of Huntington re-elected Woods. I time. There will be Ingrcsscs nnd
Now West declares that If Woods egresses at fixed points along the
nguln qualifies aH Justice that ho, ' road.
as Governor, will remit every fine' By having toll gates at proper
and sentence Imposed by him. We places, they say, their plnn would
are not at all familiar with tho clr-' succeed as a private enterprise.
cuinBtances and It may be that Woods I'aroB would be collected from pas-
How to be Certain of
Curing Constipation
Prejudice Is a hard thine to overcome,
hut where hefilth la nt Htnke and tho
opinion of thousand of rcltithln fooiila
differs from youiH, prejudlca thou bo
cunien your mmiuco nrul you oiih'ht to
lay It ant(le. Thin In uRtd In tho In tor
OHt of people HiiiTm'liiK from chronic
oonittlontlon, and it In worthy of their
Attention.
In tho opinion of lejrlons of reltalilo
American people I ho most ntubhorn
confltloatlon lmatMtmlile run 1o cured
by ft brief uie of Jir. fahlwell'M Kyrtip
Pepsin. You may not have heard of It
before, but do not doubt Its merit h on
that account, or beraUHo It has in it he on
blatantly advert I hmI. It tins mild very
auccoHHfuUy on word of mmil h recom
mendation. Parent a nro nlviNif It to
their children today who wore ttlven It
by their parents, and It has lt n truth
fully said that more dniKtflHlH iinu it
personally In their fa mi Ilea than any
othar laxatlva,
Letters recently rocolvod from Mr.
Wm, Dehlln, 924 Coeur D'Atene Ht.,
Couer I J' Alone, Idaho, and Miss Ijlna
Heuefl, Holmstonol, Calif., are but ft few
of thouttands showiiiK tho esteem in which
Dr. Caldwell's Hyrup Pepsin Is held. It Is
mild, ffontle, nun-grlplriK not violent, like
units or cathartics. It cures Knulually
and pleaNiiutly ho that In time nature
DKuIn doea its own work without out
Bide aid. Constipated people owe it to
themselves to uao this grand bowel
sped lie.
Anyone wlshintr to mako n trial of this
remedy before buyliiK' It in the regular
wuv of a (IniKKlKt nt fifty cents or one
ilollnr a laruo bottle (family fzi- can
hivo a wimplo botllo ai'iit to the homo
free of charge by simply addroHHlnw 1 r.
V. H. f.'aidwoll. -i Of Washington Kt.,
Montlcello, 111. Your namu and address
on a postal card will do.
Think it Over
You can ' store
our automobile
in an up-to-date
FIRE PROOF GARAGE
Whore your car nnd nil lis boloiiRhiKS nro practically Insured
BKalnst loss hy flro from tlm nioiih'iit It i-utors (ho door for tho
snniM price you pay elsowhure and you take the risk. 3'HtNK IT
OVKH, then boo
The New Garage Co.
High grade gasoline nnd lubricants always In stock.
The oldest Ford is yet a younj
car with a surplus of ' 0,"
strength and power. Slow de
preciation is a bi j factor in the
economy of Ford maintenance.
A lone life and a useful one
is the Ford's unforfeitable birthright.
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RUBBER BOOTS, OVERSHOES
are things you are unwise to attempt to do without during the ruluy
season. Don't risk a doctor bill In order to save the small amount
necessary to protect your feet from dampness.
We have the overshoes In both black and tan and the quality
of both boots and shoes Ib unexcelled.
R. Iv. vStephens
Quality Shoe Store
213 N. Jackson. Next door to P. O. .
COLDS cause CATARRH
BAD BLOOD DOES
A cold will usually aggravate the symptoms of Catarrh, Just as it may in
crease the pains of Klicuinatism. But the cold has no more to do with the
real cause of the one than with the other. Bad blood is the underlying
cause lor iaiarru; me circulation is lniectcu with impurities which are de
posited into the mucous membranes causintr inflammation and irritation
followed by excessive secretion of the nose and throat, roaring sounds in
the ears, neuralgia, inflamed eyes, etc. Being adeep-seated blood trouble,
Catarrh must be treated constitutionally, for it is bevond the reach of local
treatment. The blood must be purified the cause re
.nl Tjt moved before a cure can be effected. S. S. S. cures Ca-
v t tarrh by cleansing the blood of all impure catarrhal mat-
SjJl tcr and at the same time building up the system by its
2 fine tonic effects. In other words S. S. S. cures the trou-
iwtwi nle by supplying the mucous membranes with healthy,
BLOOD '"'e'E'v'I,K blood iustead of saturating thein with ca
tarrhal impurities. Special book on Catarrh and any
medical advice free to all who write and request same. S. S. S. is for sale
at drug stores. THE SW1FT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA,
AN ARRIVAL
sengers using the public automobiles
tolls from the occupants or pleasure
machines and express or freight
charges for the motor truck traffic.
The advocates of tna plan Just out
lined say that a complete syBtem of
lilgli-class automobile roads, and not
Increased railroad facilities, will
solve tho transportation question.
They furnish some Interesting data
connection with the scheme. There
ire over two and a half million miles
of roads In the United States, they
.state, less than 10 per cent of which
ire Improved.
We spend but a hundred millions
ot dollars a year on our roads, they
point out, while England with one
hundred itnd fifty thousand miles or
roads, spends eighty millions, an
nually, or over ten times as much lu
proportion as wo Bpend on ours.
Franco, limy claim, has 33 trunk
lines of highly Improved national
rouds uud two hundred branch lines
connecting the principal cities with
ilie national highway system.
nil'; HKiii'Xi.iors commission.
r.Medford Mall-Trlbune).
According to tho Portland papers,
the Uallroad Commission Is In open
ebellion against its creator the
people- In IIb threat to thwart the
will of the people lu the establish
ment of Iheir rate policy in the re-
ently adopted freight rnto bill.
From the record of the commis
sion It is disclosed this open rebel
lion has been Its secret opposition
o Hie will of the people for some
time down to the latest important
use Irled before it In July this year.
W. t, nines, appearing before the
commission In 11107 narrates a flag-
unt abuse of the rights of the peo
ple, and in case K-Hu:i, the Kumptor
Valley Railroad log rale ease, dls-
loses that tile commission acted in
lie cai Ity of attorney for the rnil-
oad and prepared testimony which
tile di-fi-tidaut used in lieu of Its own.
Attorneys for complainants assert
that the transcripts of some of Its
uses appear "doctored" In that wit
nesses are made to say the opposite
f what they did say, stipulations of,
itloi-neys are oinltled from the rec
ord, and the power of attorney con-
ici-rcd by 1 1 1 : i i 1 1 1 1 IT Is eliminated. 1
And now that a majority vote of
the people determine upon a rale
policy, which the Interstate Coin- j
nierce Commission publicly stales the
people have a perfect right to state
what rate policy they shall adopt, so ;
long as the carriers receive a fair
I'tnrn upon llielr properly, and tne
cry rate policy adopted liy the peo
le has I he endorsement of the Inter-'
lute Coinnierce ( onimlsslon, the
people's railroad commission declare
publicly It will thwart their will and.
ivcrtbrow their law.
Are the people going to stand for
such net Ion from their servants?
The Oregonlan says "the hill
was plainly written nnd It did not
carry a joker.' " This is an abso
lute stutement of the truth. Kvery
rate that needs to he changed under
the provisions of the measure can be
revised and established by every rail
road In the state In less than ten
da s.
The commission In Its orders F-179
:iud r-tso. Issued February, 1 9 1 2.
merely fixed the first class rate and
then prescribed percentages for the
other nine classes. The bill accords
to the method. Most of the listed
articles In the classification are now
provided with minimum carload
weights fixed by the railroads them
selves, and the remaining articles
can readily be likewise provided Willi
minimum weights, and ns all the nr
Hclca are now provided with less
than carload ratings, the bill Itself
automatically provides the carload
rales, hence there Is no Involved
weik entailed.
All of the first class rales now In
use by the railroads are either fixed
In- the commission or permitted by
prescribed by the bill, hence these
are not affected and require no re
vision or change, nor were such rates
changed by the orders of the com
mission mentioned above, when It
fixed the firBt-class rate and its table
of percentages.
It Is now up to the people to de
fend themselves from their rebellious
commission, because from Us record
of opposition and harrassment of at
torneys of various complaining com
munltics sent to conduct their cause
before the commission, these attor
neys out of self-respect can no longer
appear In their behalf.
Tho Baker Circuit Court has al
ready established a precedent where
by justice may be secured by civil ac
tion In the matter of excessive rates
nnd ns the freight rate bill of the
people Is Independent In Its operation
of the Railroad Commission, the peo
ple may have to resort to the civil
court for justice.
Flogged Train With Shirt.
Tearing bis shirt from his back an
Ohio man flagged a train and saved
It from a wreck, but H. T. Alston
Raleigh, N. C, once prevented t
wreck with Elcctrlo Bitters. "I was
In a terrible plight when I began to
use them," he writes, "my stomach,
head, back and kidneys were all bad
ly affected and my liver was In bad
condition, but four bottles of Electric
Dlttcrs made me feel like a new
man." A trial will convince you or
tholr matchless merit for any stom
ach, liver or kidney trouble. Price
50 cents at all druggists. B
OriiameutAl shrnhhery, new lot
Just received by Kitchen & lllack, the
nurserymen.
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has arrived in this city and bas
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Rooms 1 and 2, where he can be con
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IF SO, WHO? IS MY DISEASE
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Office hours: 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sunday, 1 to 4 p. m. Lady In attend
ance. The reception rooms, located
just at tho head of the stairs, are bo
nrranged that you meet nc strangers.
You can walk right up, not necessary
to inquire at desk.
Perfoct satisfaction by mall. Send
$1, day and date ot birth, for mall
reading.
Special: Prof. Vance Is the only
medium In the country who positive
ly tells your full name, age, occupa
tion, mother's maiden name, street
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live; and ho will tell it free of charge
to all who come prepared to take a
reading. Capital furnished for busi
ness enterprises, partners found,
property bought and sold, etc
It. therefore all that Is necessary to Pome in nml lof IK ihnv vnn
revise the class rate schedules Is to , tmu- anu lLl US SHOW Oll
our assortment.
;m;'U the percentages stated In the
1 n ) to the remaining classes. The
special rates now applying, on grain,
livestock, lumber, an, I like products
are less than Ihe maximum rates
Roscburg Book Store
Porto Rico's New Wonder.
From far away Porto Rico cornea
reports of a wonderful new discovery
that Is hollered will vastly benefit
the people. Hamon T. Mnrckan, ot
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my brother of a severe cold in his
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DIVIDENDS
ARE LARGER,
CASH OR LOAN
Far Greater, and
Extensions
Longer on all Policies.
LET ME PROVE IT TO YOU.
J. F. HUTCH ASON
DISTRICT MANAGER
Offiice 421 Perkins Bldg. Roseburg, Oregon
Fine Stationer1
We have just received a fine line of new and up to date papeterles
plain and tinted In the latest designs. Particular buyers will find
our line up to date and prices reasonable, quality considered.
Try a box of Princess Crepe containing -IS sheets of paper and 4S
envelopes, only 20 cents while It lasts.
Osburn's Pharmacy
147 N. JACKSON ST.
PHONE 162
in$ (olkfe
Rooms 4, 5 and 6, Bell Sisters Building
Iverythlng pertaining to dressmaking and tailoring taught. Tui
tion: 5 25 for full course. This course oflers Instruction in drafting
of patterns, cutting and fitting of coats, tailored and fancy dresses.
$15 course gives drafting of patterns without sewing
$B course gives ten days sewing.
We Invite Investigation. v
Mrs. E. L. Mcintosh, Instructor and Manager. Miss Florence Mc
intosh, Assistant.
Pure, Sweet Apple Cider
WE HAVE THE WELL KNOWN
"Bristol" Brand
Cider made from choice apples only.
For free delivery call up
186
ROSEBURG SODA WORKS
Authorised Dottier, of the Genuine Hire,' rtor t rieor. Phone 186.
WHAT is hz with"
Drfftcd
Snow
flour
Best by everv Test
Per Sack $1.50
Per Barrel 5.90
Order a sack today and you'll want a barrel tomorrow.
The Benson Grocery
41mJ Ala JOWIVOUII Ol.
Phone 184