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V ,.Hlli.,'i;aS-'J EVENING ROSESURO REVIEW ISSlKD DAILY EXCEPT BU.VOAY nv . UEVUiW PCHMSIUMi COMPANY Entered at Roseburg, Oregon, Post office nt Second-Onus Matter. L. WIMIliatLY DAJLY Per year, by mull $3.00 Per montli, delivered GO Per week, delivered IS BKMI-VVEKKI,Y Per year $2.00 Hlx months $1.00 x i;miii;k nt, 1012. kiti'H.u.k WINS ItY AllOl'T Tlllin Y-l'K.HT illMUtKl). POkTLANlf, Or., Nov. 15. With nil but u few huixintt vot?H counted in the state, the wt, man's nufTrage aineiulinunt hu ii fuvorublu majority of 3816. The few jireclnctu yrt to hear from are in llarm-y, Malheur and Murluu tounlieH. '1'he Jm:oiiiplt'l count hi Marlon and Harney hIujwh a slight unfavorable majority, but Malheur County went for the meas ure. The final retimiH will place the majority for the measure, It lb thought, In the neighborhood of 3800, The fimireH now Htand, yea 48,825, no 45,040. The official figured Hhow that Hen ton, Clackamas, Columliia, Lalce, Lincoln, IJiiu, Marion, I'olk, Onion, Wallowa, Wuhco and WaHlihiK'tm op posed votes for women, but In none of Hi eats count leu watt the unfavorable majority large. Late returns have placed two measures in doubt. The auifiidiiieut liormittiug tint, clasHltltatlou of prop erty for taxation abow an affirma tive majority of tJtio, with the re turns Incomplete from Marlon, Mal heur. Harney and ('urry. No figured whatever on this measure have been received from Curry, but the other coiintlcH, It Ik indicated, approved It Unless errors have occurred In liana eriblng or In transmission the amend ment Is probably carried, ' Income Tax Clone. The vote on the constitutional amendment permitting ttio taxing of Incomes, however. Is much cl mer. With returns complete, except given from the four counties men tioned, tbo affirmative majority stands nt 89. In the Incomplete re turns Marlon County gives the meas ure an ufflrmatlve majority of 2, Mai heur a favorable majority of 3, Har ney a favorable majority of HO, but no report has coin from Curry. These county pluralities are account ed for In the total majority of 7! now standing In favor of tlio hill. It will require the Secretary of Slates off i clal count probably to determine tlx fate of the amendment. Late returns have not affected the forecasts given on other measures. In addition to woman suffrage, the following measures have carried: Ue- peal of county tax option, amend ment doubling liability of bank stockholders, public, utilities bill eight-hour law, two laws permitting ploy ment of prisoners on road work, two road bond limitation amendments, bill exempting house Saves Time on the Farm THE farmer with the Bell Tele phone Service at hand, doesn't have to travel in rainy weather. The Bell Telephone Service saves him all that. There are always a lot of rainy-day chores about the farm. Instead of spoiling a day in going to town, the farmer goes to his Hell Telephone and docs his business. The lime saved can be spent profitably. That is why he would not think of being without the Hell Telephone Service. It is poor economy to try to get along without it. Consult our local manager. Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. Think it Over You can 'store our automobile in an up-to-date FIRE PROOF GARAGE Where your car nnd nil Its belongings nro prnctlcally Insured a gut nst loss by fire from the moment It enters the door for the Biuim prle you pay elsewhere and you take the risk. THINK IT OVKK, then seo The New Garage Co. High grndo gasoline nnd luhrlcnnts always In stock. fr The oldest Ford is yet a youmj car with a surplus of ''go," strength and power. Slow de preciation is a bit factor h the economy of Ford maintenance. A long life and a useful one is the Ford's unforfeitablc birth right. UI NAIIIH I S.VJ.'i TO! ItlMi K tmi ih:i.i i:i;v i tm.i THN t .XU moo IVtiuil, ivith These new mires, f o I mem. An early onler will ei-v. (iet part ir titan f rm Foil I Aeiilfor I K nitii" I r I'.lHip- rnt'jin nn -ul drltv- ;. w. lit KNi-.rrJ unty, I ;!.. .tir, Mvimi.1 RUBBER BOOTS, OVERSHOES nro things you arc unwise to attompt to do without during tho rulny season. Don't rlBk 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 Is unexcelled. R. L. vStephens Quality Shoe Store 213 N. Jackson. Next door to P. O. A beautiful water color Biib- 4" j. Ject painted by MrB. Jos. II. 4- narmoiomay anu donated to J St. Joseph's Church Fair, to be 4" 4 held November 23, Is on exhl- 4 J bitlou at llartn's Toggery. 4 hold effects from taxation and rail road rate bill. All others, except the two doubt ful ones heretofore mentioned, have been defeated by large majorities The total vole cast for candidates for President was probably more than :J8.HOO. Tho nearly complete count Hives Wilson 4 II, 323, Roosevelt 37, .',113, Tuft 34,.'ir,2, Debs 14,1 12, Chafln IH2K. It seems clear that Wilson's plurality will lie about 110(10. The Socialist vote is a gain of more than lull per cent over the registration. Lane's lead In the Senatorial con test over Selling Is plnced In the nearly completo count nt 14 23 and his plurality over Hourne nt 13,828. The Incomplete totals nre: l.ano 39.M9, Selling 38. u. Hourne 25, CM, Clark ll,0.r,3, Paget lilCfi. On PrcBldent and principal candidates for Senator complete or official returns have been received from all counties except Ilnrney. Malheur and Marlon. In Marion the vote from all but two precincts Is given In the tolnls, nnd tho figures from Malheur nnd Ilnrney nre al most completo. 0 DKMOCItAT I'Olt (iOVKRXOIt, LI'.ADIXfl IIV 1!7 VOTKS. TOPHKA. Kan., Nov. l.. At 2 o'clock today 87 KansaB counties had reported officially to the Secretary of State, Adding to these totals the totals of the other eight counties by telegraphic reports of official counts, Hughes, Democrat, for Cloveruor, IB lending by 27 votes. I'ltAXSI.ATUD I'ltOM (illltMAX. Mis. Win. Ibsen Writes of Her Kx- I'ellcnce Willi New Medicine. TALKS OX ADVKItTISIXO TO TIIK KKVIKW'H KKADKItS. Mere Is the translation from the rinan of a letter written by Mrs. Wm. Ibsen, tif Ueilondo, Wash., tell ing of her expiwlenee with Sulphurro. the new l.bpild Compound of Sulphur: "A venr ago Ibis time I beard of Sulphurro, I tV.cn had an open leg. so that I was hardly able to do my housework. I used Sulphurro two mouths, and was fully cured. Then In the spring of 1912 my limbs stalled to swell from the hips to the ankles, and I feared I had lionsv. I Immediately stalled In on Sulphurro again, taking It rontlnual Iv for two nmnlbs. Now I am well. soiiii'tbiug I could not say for years." Sulphurro is a most remarkable niedv for rheumatism, stomach. blood and skill diseases. It Intro duces, Sulphur, Natures nntiseptlr Mid purifier. Into the blood, drives ml the impurities and poisons, and makes you feel like a new niun or woman. It comes In no-cent and Jl hollies at all drugstores. Health booklet free upon request to the C. 1 . l Slcwurt Sulphur Co., it I 1- umbla St., Seattle. Wash. A SIMI'I.U OI'KSTIOX. A tpung man took a young woman to a ball game for ttie first time and isked her al'trr ttie first lulling was over if there was anything about the itame she would like to have ex plained. ".lust one thine." said the maiden. 'I wish vou would explain how thai rhiiimatlc bush league relic In the box ever gets the ball over Ihe plate without the aid of an express w aeon '. Anil in the silence that followed all that could be heard was the faint hailing of (be young man's Adam's ipple working feverishly up and ilown. Itoston Traveler. Uct Medicine for Coughs 11ml Colils. "1 am pleased to recommend liainberlaiu's Cough Hemcdy un the est thing I know of and safest reme- ly for coughs, colds and bronchial troubles," wrlt Mrs. I,. II. Arnold. f Deliver, Colo. "We have used It repeatedly and II has never failed to give relief." For sale by all deal- C Duly n t'lre Hem hut the crowd cheered, us with burned bands, ho held up n small round box. "l'ellows!" he shouted. this liueklen s Arnlcn Snlv I bold. his everything bent for burns, lilsht! nlso for bolls, ulcers, sores, plmplm ecemn. cuts. sprains. bruises. Surest pile cure. It sub dues lnflamniallon, kills pain. Only 2."i cents nt nil druggist. 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Particular buyers will find our line up to date and prices reasonable, quality considered. Try a box of Princess Crepe containing 48 sheets of paper and 48 envelopes, only 20 cents w hile It lasls. Osburn's Pharmacy 147 N. JACKSON ST. PHONE 162 iteister Ladies' lailorins (oile Rooms 4, 5 and 6, Bell Sisters Building Iverytblng pertaining to dressmaking and tailoring taught Tui tion: 2i for full course. This course offers Instruction in drafting of patterns, cutting and fitting of coats, tailored and fancy dreBses. $15 course gives drafting of patterns without sewing. o course gives ten days sewing. We invite Investigation. MrB. E. L. Mcintosh, Instructor and Manager. Miss Florence Mc intosh, Assistant. Pure, Sweet Apple Cider WE HAVK THE WELL KNOWN "Bristol" Brand Cider made from choice apples only. For free delivery call up 186 ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorlted Cottiers of the Genuine Hires' Root Deer. Phone 186. WHAT is hrte with- Driftcd Snow flour Best by every Test Per Sack $1.50 Per Barrel 5.90 Order a sack today and you'll want a barrel tomorrow. The Benson Grocery 225 N. Jackson St. Phone 184
