Roseburg review., December 12, 1912, Image 2

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KKHVK AS .11 IKIItS IS
CIl.AW I'OltD'S Itl I.I.W.
SALKM, Or., Dec. 11. Women or
Oregon tiimiot servo as jurors. The
recent enfranchisement of women did
not Invest them wllh the legal j na II
flcatloiiH reoulred or Jurorn.
This In the unexpected oiilnlon or
Attorney-tieninil A. M. Crawford,
given to .1. I). Venator, deputy dis
trict attorney at l.akevlew. Attorney
Venator aslied the Atlorncy-Ceiieral
whether or not women under the new
law are nmiliried lo Hervn iiion
Juries, provided they have nil the
other ipialilliittlons as required by
law, anil Attorncy-denernl Crawford
sa'8:
"KeplylllK thereto I would cite you
to secllou !l!HI of Lord's Oregon ItlWF,
which provides as follows:
" 'A perBt;n Is not competent to act
as Juror unions he be a male In
habitant of the county In which he
Is returned, and who has been an In
habitant thereor for the year next
preceding the time he Is drawn or
called.'
"The amendment to the constitu
tion did not change the status of
women as rar as citizenship Is con
cerned. They were already citizens.
It only made them tuallfl,"d electors
and did not In any way change their
condition ho far as Jury service Is
concerned.
"It Is the opinion of this office
that until further legislation women
would not be entitled, under the sec
tion above quoted, to serve on Juries
In thlB slate."
IIIO M'ltPltlSH TO MANY
IN KOSDIII u;
Local people are surprised at the
Qi'ICK results received from simple
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as
mixed In Adler-1-ka, the liermau rem
edy which became famous by curing
appendlcitlB. The lied Cross Phar
macy stales that this Blmplo remedy
antlseptlctzes the digestive system
and drawn off Ih? Impurities so thor
oughly that A SI.NOLH DOHK re
lieves sour stomarh, gin on the stom
ach and constipation IN.JTA.NTLY.
One
Dollar
A Day
In all you piiy for the fin
est of home conking n ml
a ill co clean room with
privilege of Imtli at
The
HERRINGTON
HOUSE
If you arc a tnuwU'iit, if
you are KallKrieil you art'
getting the bent acroiii
tnotlatlon for your money
In ho hull In town, we
will lve you a Nperhil
weekly or monthly rale,
WEST DOUGLAS STREET
Adjoining School House
itov who uiu.eu moth Kirs
SLAYi:it i'in:i;i uv .n itv.
HKDDINfi, ('., Dec. 1!. In the
rpilrkPHt venlliit ever reached In u
murder trial In lhi county the jury
In Hie cam of William K. Ch iiu-nts,
..!.,. ,,,1.., it Mlllinf hiu nw.l lior'u
l..t... U'ill;.,i. I ft 11 1 1 i u n.litrin.ii
a verdict of acquittal.
"1!' kith d 'ny mother," mild
CI' iiier.f1;, "iind tlii-n he ftoadril nie to
deKitnrulion by playing on h Ik giiltnr.
Mu.st another HhovHful of dirt on
niotlier'H Krave.' Then I ahut him
and I am kUu of It."
MKKV Till'! KIO.NMVS WKI.L.
Health Ih Worth Saving, anil Some
ItoNehui'K People Know How to
Save It.
Many Kosehurp people lake their
Uvea in their hand hy neglect, iir the
kidneys when they know these, or
gans need help. Weak kldneyH urc
roKpotislhlo for n vast amount of Buf
fering and ill health, tint there Is no
need to suffer or remain In danger.
Uhp Moan's Kidney IMHh a remedy
that hiiH helped thousands of kidney
sufferers.
The following statement leaves no
ground for douhf,
Mrs. Kiln HiKhey, S. Fourth St.,
Cottage (irove. Ore., says: "I man's
Kidney Pills have heen used in our
family and have proven very effec
tive in relieving kidney trouhln. The
person who look them was ipiito had
j with this complaint, hut ho Is now
'enjoying good health. This experl-
enco has convinced us of the inerii.l
of Itoan'B Kidney Pills."
I For salo hy all dealers. Price 50
' centH. KoHler-Mllhtirn Co., Huffalo.
New York, sole iigents for the United
States.
j llememher the name - Dunn's
and take no other.
I a
J Have you Keen the beautiful dia
mond ring anil silver tea net that
Clingenpeel gives away Xmafl day?
If mtt, call anil see (hem, dsw
DON'T FORGET
Ufe
Removal
Sale
AT
SIMON CARO'S
Tl"I!fl -l!yL CI
Stands for the very best
manfacturul in the line
CROCHET and
EMBROIDERY
Lusters
:tr.- r,'hi'-!" :i.,il for this
well kth.un line and for a short time
nie ndoniE I twin a follows:
l; H'M I ' T I I STKIi. i bundle
l.H-
i-:mhi:..ii.i:kv i.r-ii:k. Itt skeins
We alt o are i.l,o me a v, i ll lot of
M 11 N H I'll-.S i ' In hnn.ll, i ... li
I'.Jc oiii 50c
t lnl'tli. tit o( ( '1 .1 11 i' 1' fil r
SlIlKI'.-i lor lie li ami iuii: iinn
Roseburg Rochdale Co
Phor.o 14 S.
Cor. Cnss J:iikon.
ADVERTISING Unlike Charity, Will Not Cover a Multi
tude of Merchandising Sins. j& j& j& j&
Bins In the manufacture of the goods handled.
Sim or lucaton, appearance, policy, system.
Anil the greatest of all Bins, inferiority.
Advertising will make a one-time sale of an Inferior shoe but
The advertising we do Is backed by quality plus goods.
The goods that means a repeat sale tbe goods that bring you back
time after time the goods you tell your friends about they come
and bring their friends.
We couldn't sell you or your friends any other kind of goods If we
wished to do so why? We don't carry the Inferior kind.
R. L. vStephen s
Quality 5Hoe Store
213 N. Jackson. Next door to P. 0.
KKAI) UTKIt.Vn UK OF
TIIIO PUKSIO.NT I'CltlOl).'
SOUTH DKKH t'RKKK XKW8.
Modern rrohlems, Not Ohleii Time
Ilomance, Should Kngnge Mind
Say ProffNxor.
COKVAMJS, Or., Dec. 1 I "There
is no Rin in the world so great an
sleek BatlHt'iiction with things uh they
are," said Dr. C. II. Chapman, of
Portland, In addressing the students
and visiting farmers at convocation
In the gymnasium of the Oregon Ag
ricultural College this noon.
"Head the hooks which find fault
and avoid those which make one
satisfied with the existing condi
tions," he said. "You must go for
ward, and keep striving to make
things perfect. Read hooks which
tench revolution and rebellion; read
the Declaration of Independence, and
the Constitution of the I'nited States,
and like documents, which teach the i
great doctrine of rehelllon against
evil conditions.
"Itead hooks to get great living
ideals; hooks on eugenics. Read
N'ornian Angel's 'Great Illusion.' Iter-;
u a rd Shaw's 'Man and Superman,'
and 'Mth. Warren's Profession.'
Make time to rend.
"The most dangerous man or wom
an In the world Is the one who goes
hrough the world with his eyes
glued on the past, never seeing what
is nhead. Read for the upward and
forward outlook; cut loose from the
dead past as far as possihle.
Read to make yourself discon
tented. Then .there will he hope for
vou. As long ns you are wholly
satisfied with things as they are
there is no hope for you.
"Phis college Is Rending out mis
sionaries of discontent every year to
all the little villages, all the nooks
and corners of the state, stuck down
in tin1 mud. and these missionaries
are filling the people they come In
'oiitact with, with a holy discontent
with things as t li ey a re ; with the
iwful roads; the nilsorahle schools;
the phantasms of churches which
have no real connection with either
God or man: with the lack of proper
nodal conditions. They go out to
fill the minds of those they meet
with the fhe of progress, teaching
i hat real righteousness heglns with
llseontent with existing evil.
"Let me give you a motto from
fhe Scandinavian sages: 'Do what
vou can as a son of Adam; go out
and see; do not let your eyes he
Minded. Look at the whole. look at
every part, and then go hack and
look at the whole again.'
"We must learn to know when n
hook is written hy a fool, and when
hy a sage. We must know the dif
ference hetween great moving Ideas
and those which are merely the froth
from the Hph of cranks. Do not
limit your reading to any five feet
or old hnoks. Tlie 'Harvard Classics'
are good hooks, hut. do not limit
your reading thus. There are hooks
coming from the press every day
which are more important to you ns
a citizen of today than any five feet
or hooks of the past could he. We
live on the printing press and feed
upon Its newspapers, its magazines
anil Its new hooks.
"11. C. Wells' 'Marriage' Is an
epoch malting novel which every col
lege student should read, pondering
the questions raised there. You
should also rend such hooks ns those
of Ihsen, lteruard Shaw, and Wlllard
W. Cihsoii's 'The Daily Dread.
"I have heard it said that we nre
not reading literature, hut wasting
time on newspapers and magazines.
Hut if a man tuust choose, it is much
more or a waste of time to read lit
erature like Homer, Virgil and
Shakespeare than to keep in touch
through the newspapers with the
world in which we live today. If you
read hooks, read those which deal
with modern people and their proh
tems, hooks that stimulate thought.
We, miisi know w hat kind of a world
we are H im t).
"There is always lime for reading
if we otil use our time to good nd
ant.ir,e. 1 great men and women
is.ne li.rii f.reat readers. If we do
tutt waste our lime idling and doing
feo'i-h tilings, and if we learn the
great leon of concentration, putting
all our energy and mind into what
are doing until it In aivoinplitdied,
.iiht then diop it to concentrate upon
another task, we can make every
moment count. There is no day In
which we do not waste our energies,
our nuircular. It rain and soul power.
Kix our mind with iui ense power
upon niie thing, and then rest by con
(titrating on hornet lung quite differ
ent." Cure Your Cold While You Cnxu
The quicker a cold is gotten rid of
I he less the danger from pneumonia i
ami o: her serious diseases, Mr. H. 1
W. 1,. Hull, of averly, Va., says:
i firmly believe Chamberlain's!
Cough Remedy to he absolutely ttu;
1m ;-t preparation on the market fori
cold. I hue recommended It o
n; friends and they all a grot) with'
nil';' l-'or sale by all dealers. C,
South Deer Creek Is represented
in the poultry show hy two of Its
residents, Kd Kruse and Dr. Bailey.
The former has ducks, geese, turkeys
and chickens, while the latter Is
showing capons. Dr. Halley demon
strates the art of caponlzing at the
show Friday afternoon.
Mr. Campbell, who purchased the
Tom Whltaett place a few years ago.
is the proud possessor of a 14-pound
boy, who arrived a few days ago.
Nearly every male member of the
Grange gathered at John Casebeer's
ranch Tuesday and spent the day In
horvestlng the potato crop. Mr.
Casebeer is confined to his bed with
an attack of Inflamutory rheumatism,
and was not able oil that account to
caro for the spuds.
Messrs. Wm, and Richard Melton
and Mrs. Wm. Melton spent Tuesday
in Roseburg.
Orvllle Whltaett. who has heen
plastering a house for Mr. Vogel, on
Oak Creek, has finished the contract
and returned to hia home in this
valley.
Win. and n. W. Karcher, A. Hunt
er and Lawrence Gilliam attended a
party at Glide last Friday evening.
Miss Helen Moore, who has been
visiting f rinds in Roseburg for some
time past, has returned to her home
at Mountain View farm.
Elze Euibree, who was detained In
Roseburg several days lust week with
repairs for his saw mill, has re
turned with the repaired parts and
the mill Is again busy.
Rickaby and son, who have Just
completed a new ham for J. M.
Moore, are at present busy finishing
up Tom Hatfield's new barn.
Next week, Friday, the Grange
will give one of Its programs for
which It la ao well known. The en
tertainment will consist of a couple
of one-act plays, musical selections,
etc., and will be completed with a
box supper. Everyone is invited and
the ladies are especially urged to
bring boxes.
At the last meeting of the Grange,
held Saturday evening, after the us
ual routine work was disposed of,
the following program was rendered:
I'lano duet, Mrs. C. 11. Halley and
Miss Constance Moore; paper, "Labor
Saving Devices on the Farm," Alva
Hunter; solo on the flute by Mr. J.
M. Moore, accompanied by Mrs. C.
H. Halley on tbe piano; selections by
the Grange orchestra, which consist
of several stringed instruments and
French hums. At the next meeting
Umbrellas Repaired
At N. E. Corner Rose & Cass Sts.
Roseburg Shoe Shining
Parlors
of the Grange, which occurs Dec. 28
the most Important mutter to come
up Ib the election of officers to serve
for the ensuing year. . CARL.
How to Word Off a Cold.
When your feet are wet and cold,
and your body chilled through and
I through from exposure, take a big
do8e of Chamberlain's Cough Heme
dy, bathe your feet in hot water be
fore going to bed, and you are almost
certain to ward off a severe cold. For
I Bale by all dcalerB. C
Oood apples 3f.c per box, or three
I boxes for one dollur. Where? At
the Benson urocery, or course. an
.t..H"I"I"l"I"M--H"M"' 'M-I-H
4 Look out for bullous. 4"
H..H-I"I-I"I"I"I"l"I"I"I"I"I"I"I"I"i-
Children Love
Our Groceries
and a glance at the happy,
healthy youngsters who live at
the homes whero our groceries
go will answer tbe question as
to the PUH1TY of our goods.
Try buying ALL your grocer
ies from this store and learn
true grocery satisfaction.
KENDRICK &
ING rS
Square Deal Grocers
Phone 63.
North Jackson St.
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. Art1 )itl link)' Milh tuition.
Useful
Presents
,rc the kind to give, yet while searching for something useful you
jhould not overlook the other slrte things of beauty. There Is
o one thing that will give as much pleasure in proportion to Its
iscfulnrns ns a
Good Watch
This Is something that will last a lifetime and makes a most ac
eptnblo gift for either a lady or gentleman.
If your friends are fnrtunute enough to have one or both of the
tbove, then we would suggest a nice set of
Silverware
r a choice bit ot
Cut Glass
r perhnps you would prefer giving something In the line of
JKWEI.RY. If so, we havea splendid assortment to select from,
which Includes
Rings, Brooches, Bracelets, Lockets,
Chains, and Ornamental
Goods of all kinds
from which you will hate so trouble In selecting Just whit you
leKire to give. Rvery srtlele purchased here baud engraved
KHEK OK CHARON.
We Engrave
Everything'
Eng'ravable
A. Salzman
Jeweler
North Jackson St. Roseburg, Oregon
Buy Your Wife aReal
Christmas Present
Are you married?
Have you children?
Do you love your wife?
Do you love your children?
Are you going to be married?
Will you be old some day?
Think you will ever be wealthy?
Will you die some day?
Will your wlfo have an estate when you die?
Will your children receive the education you desire them to have?
"If" you are married and have a family and love your wife and
children, or "If" you expect to be married or grow old or become
wealthy, or die or accumulate an estate and expect your children to
be "properly educated you should call at room 421, PerkinB build
ing, and have a "Heart to Heart" talk with J. F. Hutchason, Dis
trict manager of "The Mutual Life," the oldest and strongest Life
Insurance Company In America.
A policy In the Mutual Life costs less than In any other company,
and Is a real Christmas present for the wife, sister or mother.
Xmas
taps, cards, seals, stamps, posters, booklets, art
calendar pads. Fine art calendars, Xmas post
cards, post card albums, in great variety.
Toilet Sets, Mirrors and Hair Brushes in
Parisian Ivory. Military Hair brushes, Collar
and CtifF Boxes, Manicure Sets in all styles. Per
fumes and Perfume Atomizers. Xmas presents
for young and old at prices to suit your pocket
book. Osburn's Pharmacy
147 N. JACKSON ST.
PHONE 162
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
Authorized Bottlers ot the Genuine Hires' Rort Deer. Phone 186.
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PERFUMES
Make Good Gifts
To Give at Xmas
There Is something nire about giv
ing perfumes for Xmas. as it is not
only always appropriate, but is al
ways acceptable. Come and see our
line of
Toilet Sets Comb and brush S.'ts
Manicure Sets Collar Mint Cuff Hnves
Shaving Sets and Xmas novelties of
all kinds.
Stationery Candies
Perfumes
KROHN'S
DRUG STORE
3511
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