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evening igrrlsifti KPTW1 ! UMtHl ilMM . . offle as Mom-CUw Matter. DAILY Par yaar, ky Mil . ... u P.r month. Mim4u ..II ' II Ill nuinlk. . !. OCTOBER 8, ibis. MfXICTPAL AFPAIM. To the, Editor: Th6 principal eontatti ' for city oltlcei at the coming election will be for recorder, treaaurer and eouncll nien from wards 1 and 4. For treaaurer, the race la between D. B. HouMr, the present Incumbent, and MIm Agnes Pltchford. It Is urged In beball of Mr. Houser that he has given a satisfactory adminis tration of affairs of the office and that by reason thereof be Is entitled to a second term. The argument that was used In his behalf In the last election, that la, that he needs the office, csnnot be orged at this time against his present opponent, for the reason that he haa a steady position at a good salary, while his opponent. Miss Pltchford. la BUDoortlnr her. self and her mother from acting as the local agent for the Portland Oregonlan. It cannot be said that Houser needs the office as much as does Hiss Pltchford. Another factor In faror of the election of Miss Pltchford Is that she will maintain an office In the city hall, where persona having business with the city treasurer aspect to find the office. For a number of yesrs Miss Pltcnrord was cashier of the local telephone office, and In that capacity acquired a thorough knowl edge or Dooaieeping. For city recorder Carl WImberly Is seeking re-election at the polls next Monasy, ana is neing opposed by I.. K. Mintage, a local grocer HT. WtAserly has conducts! the at; talrt of the office for t'ue iv years in a competent and ujl-:-tloua manner and lius tiwu 1 1 - i-u-ple the benefit of his Mainline aluii the line of work required m the office. He Is a graduate of ii." !.. department of Willuinetii. I'iiIhtmiv and was sdniltted to prwti.e i.v the Supreme Court or Oregon I't.ur in assuming the dtitl-H of hli .r. ei;t office he acted as firm deputy in the office of the County fli-ik if '''I county for a year mid a half. r. -.fil ing that office to become (Vv lie corder at a less sulury than pa 'I by the county. The duties of tin (.Hue of City Recorder have iri r-as.-d grestly during the past four y. ars. snd now require practically tin' whele time of that official. Tho wink is a technical nature und r-i n lr ." that the Recorder possess Homo Knov i'-'IM1' of law. Transcripts of tin- .:ivIiik proceedinas are bassed upon 1 v ihe leading bond attorney of the imin trr. and If not In nronor shah", will be rejected. Tho police enuri also requires a knowlodKo of la v. While Mr. Mtllcdce has I'.ade no public announcoiiioiit of !. Imcn tlons In regard to tho mailer, he In known to have said that the duties of the office would not take all IiIh time and that ho could devote a art of his tlmo to hla gnu-cry business. There was a time when the lle.or.ler could havo as his principal n.cupn- tlon some other hiiHincnh, hut that time has passed. The duties nf Hie office will require, and 'he iv nMn has an ordinance n-quinuK me ite corder to koop IiIh office open during business hours and to inaliiiain that office In the city hull. If .Mr. Milb-dge is elected he will ho required In ghe up his grocery business or leftie tu qualify, aB ho cannot allend to hnih It has been stated that his husim-mi experience quuliricK him for the duties of the office which In- : ks but how weighing out groi.n.s can qualify a person to prepare und su pervise proceeding!! for the paving of streets und for the ln-emnee nf bonds is more than can figure out. Then again, with n new M.mir and practically a new "oinnl I and in all probability n new t'itv Treasurer. H will be necessary In have mime mn connected with I ho udiiiini-ti.iil.iu who Is acquainted with lie umk Mr. WImberly la nut tin- . andi'late of any lodge, ring, clique, clan, eluli. mjtvUl cr faction U entirely . AOtt fcikto PtOPtE. run. aniain.v, uuu 11 ir ,. i s.il . uct the office per- Elkton. Oregon. Setpt 'at). 113 ut .uia' an I I-. Person according to Mr. Editor: . l,.i and wiM.eliT uamiiuu iruui any- 11 i. ;m!i to i lie contrary not- ..Mllit-Micilni; ... 1 I ne onli logical mid proper thing i do Is lo re-eieri Mr. Wlruberly and (Ills :s uli lo'i "'i' "' w,i ifv ,1,1.,. in i no m'ors next Monday, ili. reht sl onlut' their a ppreciatioD of ti. , . , , . i vtork of a competent and ronsrieiitl..is o.Triul. The ra, tor councilman In Ward Nl, i . !., t v .-i) It. II. C. Wood, of il,o Ito-ehiirg llook -'o., and C. W. t'latk a aaal ihotographer. Mr. ,, , ....u.ii. ik. I'lalks w-'ii r.iiiiu 1'iw.ii'nj iui iun 1 n -h lelitiire ill puuuc moneys .... ... .....II..... n kl. - lu an I the ep-ciion oi .nr. wooa, :. m 1 V.J-; I I MS agents. Mrs. Tho (i(coin panylng halftone Is a likeness of Mrs. James Lev ins, of Elkton, Oregon. Tho publishers of the Chicago Lodger and ToleJo Blade used this picture among many others to Introduce to their many read ers thoir BUoceMi- Levins was born u, to ho s man of conser- .?!"ln,lou" "'dent of liouglas wwhmvj eTor since ner marriage . k 11 - oolirnient nnri nrl , .' ' iXeara ago. The past three years nhe fourth ward the race Is . . " """ vw "" DetBIIIV f. Mle. Is i;.liie yrt-KS M ... . ... i t. i r ui b k- in year aso she became a regular IW.el, . 1. .u... .-" r'"-.aaent for .h. - lV.vin ,".. , f postmaster of RoeebUrg ' 'h,e1uubl,h,er" for ''I, ",K J"1'1 , ,,,. of a change In the ad-. m1"B uaD" ln " " ' 11"- .,- ,n rohb s well known op-'5'"?: 8,h" "?y- , 1 te" " 1 " I i ,he fire truck bond Issue! e,.,n BS ull":e ' """ uo l'r""Jr IA III1 II Was voi.'ii lipUM flllllUBl Mill cost him a large number of votes aul will neip to cause nis aereat, Mso III ; ... ': . '..: .h latter ha. no! "?-. He Is the head of a family In . .. ..... h. i.uhllo lmBr.i'w, Is represented four genera- ' i I,.,,,' P.rk. i. .Itlons or thrifty descent. Mr. and M '", " i Ll r .JS im Orlffln were born at Hamburg. , " m. Erle bounty, New York, in is:::. ease ,. i;....'. ,..... j . Hon U a san-il, uiilwltliHtundiiii lraw" otes lo the contrary, Four (fenerations. The little community just above ver v ne ii io cause nis aeieat. umi., ,r :, : ' , ... f ;,, that he is allied with ? kJn',.? k .""t; 'V'" ,!' ,V Kd.lv lu politics will not get !1"b,,"i'a' c.' ,wn M,r- '","' Scnolblo IVomcn Know Foundation of Health Am tiMlth talks t vimb boom krtrt caml, tMib la tb MWppr ivm4 m tM piAtforaiej Ui mmmm of womin r lMiiRtnT t rMlln what th mora MltlvU4 bav uwmi known, that a4 Malik cannot fca fwiael In a powdr an. Tha mtanukla t aaalth may bm btala4 In that way. but th baala of aaalth Haa tiaapar, 4 yat la Juat aa aaally aalaiaaa. Tha aiaat Innartant thln that a Wiiii in aaa 4a far karaalf, and atMiit whlea aha la aftan moat naftactful, la ta waUh tka eanatttaa of har atomach aa1 Uwili, Tba waary ayaa, tha bad kraatk tha fraiuaat kadache. tha aimataa, tka fanaral air af laoaltudo la nlna ttntaa out of tan tka roault of con atlaatlaa ar Indlawatlon, ar both. Many aiatala twnadlaa oaa ka abUlnd, but tho kont In tka oatlmatlon of moat woamoa la Dr. CaUwaU'a Syrup Papain. It to mlla, nloaoaat to tha Uata and ataMttr oulto4 lo aor nooda. It la far superior to aalta, oafharflr plllr. water, ate, which am ?ttlii-ly ion violent. Womon nlioutd cm t it turn thev have at It-nut one inn-. im-nt r tho bo we In eurli iluv. niul vlni ti.imihk iuiv tendency to i-inir'll..ilH'ti i-'ioid-l tuke lr. Oaldwell'ii Svi'ip IV.-m m tt.e small dtiHe n-iH-i t1 -I. A Uiuf u- f It WlU SU tletlll tllU hU.Nt.li !. 1kH-I muscles Ihut all fniti'u "I nif-li' ifn- mi ba dispeniifti Kith. '1 in v '.iii.'t die volretl hy UhhimiiiiIh i-I w n. ii'twr personal eiperlf nc. mirni tticni Alf M. -Lilly. Rertwhie, CnM , ;it,.i M.iry A Beehe, HI. Thtniiim. Nfvn.l.i Anyone wtMnsf tu inui'.1 .1 Mi.il "f t'it famed y beforr t.u ;iik h in 11. I'-rulnr way uf a diumint at i oms i im dnlmr a Ittrwf l.oitli' ii-nnh !!,.) '-an have a urnpl1 Ituttli' f.it t- tin- !i :ii free of chatiK lv h 1 n 1 1 t ii1l''-H'nr It W. II. rshlwell. 41'.. NaMiuirt. n St. Montlccllo. Ill Yinii luiiuu uikI ttuUrcrj on a postal c&j'd will tiu. Will Open Wednesday October 1st One of the most complete stocks of groceries ever broiiuM t,. l!..se THIS WEEK SPECIALS Hard wheat flour, alue $1.60,spcc!al 11.3.1. Sncar -p. da', i: pounds for $1, one dollar's worth to a customer each da. The CASH STORE We save you money. 125 W. Case Street. It.wel.in . invp.n ! Home Made Goods We manufacture the highest quality of Apple, iv.ir a I v. r, ter, Jollies, 8yrups and pore sweet or boiled rl.l. . an I v i Our Goods Are Made in Roseburj; Out of Douglas County fruits. For Kale l. a. I ). ,.. LUHMANN & BENNKTT 220 Oak Street Koselun-;. Oregon Modern Housewife Finds Real Happiness by cooking with au Electrle K;uu;r. :'' Irons, Toasters and Chafing lMslu-t t :i . t',::, do the work too. We arc making a Speci.il Rate Of 4c per K. W. H. for cooking .if..! I:.-..: with a minimum monthly chargi- I J1.00. Cm Yoa Bet It? Ask any local Douglas County Light &. Water Co. Pbooe 61, Roseburg, Oregon In A TAXPAYER. councilman, ma eieo- rri i. j . : , , . d. noiwlthstandlng take 7.h'r i?"K",01r' Ja,m," . ter Is 28 yearB of sue. the Ki-eat-Krandson, Stanley llosseu. of SpriiiK field Junction, Oregon. Is ncaruiK three months old. For more than 30 years this sturdy couple, who are now In their 7ath year, have resided on Elk Creek. Their sou, Fernando, still remains at homo, a source of comfort and reliable assistance to his aged parents. X. X. X. ,t (H iiile ami Kffcctlve Laxatlre, A mild, tieiitln and effective laxa tive Ik what people demand when Biiff.rini! from constipation. Thou sands s"ar hy Hr. King's New Life nils. 1 1 u nli Tallinan, of San An innio. Tex , wriles: "They are, be mud iiuiKtiiin. tin) best pills my wife a ii -I I have ever taken." They never cause pain. I'rlco 2fc at all drug ds's. or by mall. II. E. Bucklen i'o, riillaiielpliia or St. Louis. Rakingjchool to Close The Free Baking School at A. J. Ulburn & Son's, to close Saturday. THE FREE BAKING SCHOOL WILL CLOSE SATURDAY, WITH A CLASS AT 2:30 P. M. THE COOK'S BOOK FREE SUBJECTS Orange Cake Batter Cakes Dutch Apple Cake To secure the Cook's Book purchase a 25c can of K C Baking Powder from your grocer and bring the certificate found iu the can to the lecturer Saturday afternoon. K C is guaranteed to please. It is an honest goods at au honest price. Not in the Trust. fter the close of the demonstration it will be necessary to send the certificates from the 25c or larger cans, to Jaques Mfg. Co , Chicago, 111 , 16th and Canal Sts.,in order to start' the Cook's Book. K.Mil.KWOOO. I'lllllST NOTKS. The railnn.l:! of the United States mc al'.nit I .Mi, mil). out! wooden ties each w-ar. rn.illlac. Midi., In reported to be ili.. p. i.. in. is! city In the country for tanc.1 and . I..-.- ill illzation of forest 'inula, is. Mure i In ii up. -fourth of all the hi.ep iii il leven states nearest tlie hi. iiic Coast are grazed on the alit.nal li.l.-sls. I'lie N'ain.iial f.. rests contain water i.u. er wnli an nKKrt'Kato estimated -apa. iiv nf a.iinn.nnii horsepower, aailal. e t..r use under permit from Hie rfecrctarv .if Agriculture. Mm.1i of Hi. plliiiK. wharf mi i. iial an I l.i. h Kales or the Panama an. il .re ma. I. of Kieeiiheart, said I, !, I'., in.. -i d ii nihil! wood known p.r i'..'." piiriK.ses, which comes ii.iin !iitish (lulanii. l-'oreatiy and t'ollsor- , ..ii . .. i. .H. .ii will hold lis an il . i.ni.'i. iii e iilinut December 15. is ..ar i' will meet at Vancouver, ', at.. I will irlvc Ita main consid iti.in !.. Mi.- prnlilem of forest fire i.'i..ti and cuutrol. in lll; I Ii ' A t.lKI. NAMI'.I) I1IA-1K). I'nr I 'I I I 'I i The 1 .1 1 Ii. r I .1 li iii! Virginia, .ave mc Mary l.aud, ait with Mrs. Slppl. wtili.w fair and hiatiil. 'a ' in l.nuisa Anna, ii.l i.ih.-r nna. too. I .1 i. .1 lal . w ell to lleoTKla, Tl s!i liciicia would he true. I'd pail wiih Minne Sota, I 'I pari Hum Delia Ware, I I I. ale !il nil, tie MiHH Soiirl, a I'.in.lina pair. I - w. .in. u are all lovely, i" liiaite.l iirls, 1 know, ' t 'I i;ie ilieni all the (to-by I I'.ive iii Ida I In. .- hi-r li'.-ezy inannors, - ti.-r Ii.. nest ways, ' i..t in the iniHinllRht, v' li. r sininy days. " i li.-- in. nw n VirKinln. 1 ..ih. r fch'ls i know. i 1 ciiii: an. und the Kate post i I iiaiiicl Ida Ho. IM'lt.l slHlN I NDKD. SIOMACII I'KKUS KINE, lime "I'.iiw'h Diapeimln !" In Fivr Miimiich all SoiirncHs, lias, lleart l.iitii anil Dyspepsia Is tlooe. Nature was In n happy mood when she designed this beautiful place. Primeval man dwelt on this very spot In all the purity of a free and happy existence, bountiriilly supplied with every requisite and comfort and contentment. Chief I'liipiiua and his unnumbered tribesmen lived lure from choice; the fertile valleys, the forest clad" hills and the river yield ing their store of Kamc. maize, fruits, fish and furs to 'make life as the Creator must have intended it to tie More than four hundred acres nf mellow, fertile soil, deep and perf.vi ly drained the quintessence of na ture's most precious productive ele ments arc here. A crescent shaped body of land washed on the westerly sldo hy the I'mpqua lllver, with a water frontage of nearly four miles; bordered on the easterly side hy Kently slopliiK hills ami matchless Kroves of ouk, myrtle ami fir. (i. r four hundred acres more of ttraini.' nnd timbered hinds ctMnplcte the mag nificent eHtale; all these vanct n- sotirces combine to tilve to Kuj:lewii..d that balance of qualities which iicmc It the Ideal home or the man win. loves to commune with natiue in all her Variable attitudes. Oh! that the whole earth mit'it have been as this one spot! Yet when one considers that hut few plac s .'!! so perfectly adapted to the ne.-ds and pleasures of man, how preen. us .1.. such an KiikIcwooi! liecome. A s-w more years will pass, then sm Ii ti- in ures will he held as country -' by men who will not sell tlieiu. hut rather they will be parsed mi i, i terllv as the richest l. Ka. i. s . i ih nffords. Picture. If you wi'I. a ticautifai. rlpplliiK river, bent like au ar. h r' bow; held to Its course by walls ,.l ninny colored rock and wiM.in the how of the river fields of win inc. golden Ki'aln. ready for Ihe hai-..st, orchards of cherry, peach. a:.pV ..ml walnut; u ttarden containiiiK -r variety of staple vcri 'tallies and I . r rles of the ti'inperate zone: a pasture with It's herd of lovely Jersey . ..ws a large flock of big llr.m'e t'ir'.'.s on the hillside n drove nf fleet !.... .1 colts galloping here and there in in!! enjoyment of Ihelr fr Into s. i i . picture in a frame made nf tl n'. nsl hills with their verdure ... , u and Myrtle and giant firs here an ! there like sentinels keeping w.r. over all. Plenty and peace and ft.. dotn reign here. When men say life Is hai l t!m He; or in their ignorance ate t.. '.. pitied. .Life at Knglewo.ul is :i- t!., (irent Olver of Life must hi... n tended It to be- n rich lew ud h i well directed effnrt I for he il . ni. n. bereil that man must work II. r man Is never defrauded of Hi.- I'm: of honest toll; he never wo ks : vain. A virgin soil viei.ls n; 's beautiful return nn.l the lni-:.n nut. -lit nie:.t is no piniiperlng to be done. You can reap, where the other man has .s..w u. Wealth, I'ontentnient and freedom await tun at KNlll.KWOOl'. opportunity speak her last word tn ton now CO.MB TO KNGLK-Wiinli. Address all oomnuiiuctitlons to The Knglcwood Agent," Room 217. Perkins Handing, Kusehurg, Oregon. o lilH'KKK ll.lti;.MS.' Sometimes goods remain In tho ' stun, ton long thin they must bo sold at a loss. It. W. Strong, the l-'urniture Man. now lias one of these opportunities In his rocker stock. 1 Here is his list; la'iilhi-r Itockers. t ' I Itoi k.-r now 1 1 o llo. ker now f I .". Mission Itoiker Special Sunday chicken dinner from Call up 40, tha Dourfla Countr i to 8. 50 cents. Hotel i'mpqua. tf Creamery, for cream. I'. ml. .-nte Mocker I .! I' ii tie .! ami I'ushiint .... I'olislusl Hockers. $' "' 'alin' Now $7 Value Now $7..'.".i Value now Va Ihs-kcr. !'I 'alll.' fur II. W. STItDNO, The Furnit ire Man g issv. upset stomach, Indh 1 'attleirii. ilystiepsla; when m .at ferments Into gases feel sick snd mlsernble, . it ton realize the magic In i .: i'sin. It makes all stom :t t.'inuh lit rive minutes. otua. h is In a continuous Is the happy soul of .ui can't get It regulated,1 Knglcwood the lleniiiliiil! I ...ar sake, try rape's Dla- to rest by the singing, ripp'ng I I s mi needless to have a qua: soothed hy tlie balsam .. ...! make tour next meal hreeres wafled thituigli ni:, s , '....! ni,.,. I "then take a lit- mighty forest from oi.l .... a', s There will not bo any lowy urensi: seii , i wiih.tnt fear. Its b- kindly, never taut tailing tn glotv nf a li.ai.eiisiii "really does" .cheered by the k. n il ..f-or.Ier stomachs sun! Soon such iii.ign tit millions of sales an iitt-cent case of Papa's any drug store. It s i rest stomach relief ti it acts almost like i scientific, hnrmless stomach preparation longs In every home. Ady. Mi K I Is roll "I'KAXl'T." will be hut a nieniorv m t! The great Western ran. ti is rare thing. It Is worth while that a these glorious pla.es l e k. ; and both men and hen. '! w those who hate the wis. Inn; themselves of the reni.imi- Unities. You, dear reader, tan gtewood. the Krautlest oi all No other ranch combines. attractive features. Not In the last decade h. s a properly been offered at s price. The opportunity . NOW to VOl' may never come a:.. Wouldn't you like to own ; country estate in Anient..' Ths-'isrlcs- l so lew ih.t a NtlTTl'K OF SHKIIIKK'S SALE. N'uiice is hereby given that by vir tue ot an execution and order of sale. dated the sta day of September, ' 1 ;'!.'.. ami issued out of and under ;!ie s.-al of the Circuit Court ot the Si.ue of Oregon for liouglas County, and in -I hat suit entitled O. E. Carr, ;'!aititifr. vs. Helen v. tut, unmar 'i..l. i' K llenn.lt an.! Jane Doe Ucntiett. his wife, defendants, and to ui.. .l.rected commanding mo to sell lie real property hereinafter de-nvi''-d tu satisfy the Judgment ..g.ni.st ihe defendants and In favor "f the plaintiff In said suit, to-wit: Tl." sum of 130.91, with Interest iroin iho In! day of June. 1913, at li. r.ite of T per cent p.-r annum, the Until. t sums of $;!.". attorney's fees an ! 1 1 :!.;!. costs and l:-!iurscments, with Interest from June 2nd, 1913, at the rnto of 6 per cent per annum, .'id tho conn and eip. uses of said Now. therefore, I m: ..n Saturday, Kth day of Oetub'T, 1913, at the " of 1 o'clock in tiie a;ternoon, at : n .isii entranre of th.i courthouse ll.'s.hurs, IHuiB'.a.i County, Ore sell at public a u t on for cash ' . t' . highest bidder all of the right, ';' atn! interest ol s-Hi.l derendantB ;n at. l to the tract of land situate ln iv :g:..s County. Slate of Oregon, 'es, n!',.,i as lot rum'.. :-' .1 one (1) a h'.'k tr.imheri'd f.cir it), Plat A, .; the original plat of RoBsburg ll.eie Orchard Tracts, us the snme ' ,'i-s on the duly recorded plat, "'cut ef record in t! office of the ' '' Clerk for mi,: ...iitity. Said : -' . will he made sui j.ct to redemp ' prescribed by '.aw. and 1 am " i.tnai ,!nl to place into the lm i lice possession o' said premises ' ; irch.iser the-cof at said sale. ' .'el at Roscha-g tiregon, Sep ' " er I a. 1513 CKO K. (Jl'lNE, 1 t.I !,.r Poag'as C.unty, Oregon. ' " is the ;.'.a. e for lath. ' mmt vmmm m!i mm CoHtnCloth buiU and Overcoat tlS to3S WE sell Adler's Collegian Clothes because we honestly believe that for good looks, comfort and enduring value they will give you supreme satisfaction. Our new Fall and Winter Collegians are particularly attractive every suit and overcoat reflects relincnier.t and rocxl taste. They are made from fashionahk- all-wool fabrics in the most popu lar weaves and shades, will fit smoothly and give you the best kind of service. The better dressed men all over the country are wearing Collegian Clothes. Hadn't you better drop into line? I. ABRAHAM ROSEBURG OREGON Both the American and European plans will be in use at the Hotel McClallen after this date. Luncheon and dinner only cent e"cl1' 3peclal rates to guests by tlie we V or month. Sunday dinners 50 cents K ipcburg, Oregon. r.li: I ike verv much to hay lie and I would have a 1 time together. 1 would i-itid to him. The only way : 1'. .unit is hy securing tha in tiie i.e. .own , , - ......... .1,.,,. .,, , 1 ..n!d be very grateful to ot sngn... ...u.. ....... . n.o their votes Iwould never inis the tnv... ' "' " r management the i-ti viiurs iruiy. - I'.l't). M. ltUADlU'KN. th f OI.1."', . .I', Kane street. iber Will !". ) . I few years. !l Meters for plumbing Only small Initial Mjni,t , itliis Work guaran- you can take possession. ..Jn : .l.t, PhM. 161 KTCTTthln, I. ready for r;. I 111 lit .i PHIPPEWA French Tip heavy shoes for men Misses and Childrens Rightwa School Shoes, Gun Metal anJ Patent. Kippendorf Dittmans Line of Ladies Shoes Don't Wait For Wet Feet Prevent them. K"" some this wint-tty prepared-Buy Good Shoes. We sell better quality than any other place and for 1 ms. Don t wait, come in and see. R. L. STEPHENS THE SHOE MAN N'cxt Door io the Post Office Repair Work Neatly Done
