Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, November 10, 1913, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextUMCEO DAILT VXCttlt SUNDAY by kctikw rubuhhinq co mp ant. : Bf4 at RoMtaurg, Ortgon. Pott oOto u Second-Criu Mttr. L. WmnERLY. DAILT fn fair, bj mall fl.00 Par month, delivered 10 far week. dellTerad 11 8EHI-WEEKLT 'Par year 11.00 'U moatba 1.00 NOVKMIIKR IU, 101.1. Road supervisors should always keep In mind the fact that the Unit three principle! of good road main tenance are drainage, drainage, drainage. Next to thin, dragging dur ing tba wet season will lurgt-ly elim inate ruta and mudholes. Kvery (11k trlct ahould provide crushed rock or gravel at various points along the roads to fill such ruts early and tlum prevent them from becoming dVep. This alone would make a great sav ing In repairs and keep (he roads In fairly good condition at all seasons. With the development of that big coal deposit up the Nortb Umpiiua River, In addition to the great lim ber resources of that region, the building of that long talked of rail road abould soon be a matter of reall satlon. If that coal deposit proves only one-half as good as It is believed to ba by the locators, It will give Douglas County's industries the greatest Impetus ever known hern. They are sanguine In the belief that lt value will equal the assessed val uation of all the other properly In the county at the present time. NOT1CK TO POULTRYMEN. The directors and all poultrymen Intonated In the Douglas County Poultry Association, are requested to meet at the Roseburg Commercial Club rooms next Friday, Nov. 14, at" t p. m., for the purpose of adjusting the finances of the last show held fn December, 1012, and also plans for the year 1014. lie on hand with out fall. It la Important. EDGAR A. MIM.EIt. iW President. TKWMUKW warn iWHAW corny, A hints westing of temperance workers wan held at (lie Odd Kvllows' Hull In Itoitebiirg, Friday, November Tttl, fur the purpoHe of effecting un organization of the temperance forces ot lioiiKias County preparatory to the 1914 rampaiKU. The meeting was well attended and was representative in character, and an organization to be known iih ttie (iood Citizens' League of Douglas County was formed. I The following officers were elert led: County chairman, W. I,. Cobb; I Ahi. chafrmuii. Mrs. I,. A. Marsters; ! county treasurer, J. K. MeClintock; ' county secretary, A. J. (iedtles; Aast. secretary. (iKiar J. l.lnilKuy; chulr innii oiganizatlon of voters. W. I,. Cobb; chairman of finance, J. K. Me Clintock; chairman press and lltera turt , It. I,. Kddy; chairman public mcctlliKS. Mm. i;. W. Kiddle. The following resolutions were un animously adopted: Whereas, by carefully organized co-operation and the help nf the wo men's vote, forty thousand net gain of population In Oregon dry cities van made this week, and whereas 1 1 cities, Including the state capital, luiee county seats and eight other cities, and five precincts in Portland were won, and whereaB these vic tories Indicate that the people of Ore gon are taking heart and preparing to start again toward the ultlmulo goal of state prohibition, and whereas organization multilines power, ne It Itesolved, that we organize Doitg- ln, Cmitilv with n pnuntv rimlfmnn I vice-chairman, secretary and assist lant secretary, and treasurer, and heads of the following departments: Organization of voters, finance, press and literature, public meetings. It Ib further resolved t hat ws pledge our hearty co-operation to whatever slute-wldo campaign tuny ho determined upon for next year. Whereas, a Jubilee rally of all ! Christian and temperance forrva of America meets In Columbus on Mon- I day, Nov. 10, 1913, to launch a Na tional prohibition amendment cam paign, Iterolved, that we endorse this campaign, and Itesolved. that wo telegrnph our approval this day, nnd Itesolved. that we are led to the conclusion "the saloon must go." and the declaration "the sal shall go." Oregon and America must and slinll bn free within the next ten yenrB. Furnished by II. I.. Kddy, Itnse hurg, as n mutter of news. aimiAtx akd virwTr, A fieri borii to Cupt uhd 1T. Maglnnls Thursday. All concerned doing well. i tio. Kohlhagen, of rtoseburg, was here Tuesday and Wednesday, pur chasing some fat cattle. He shipped a car of block cattle from Jacques t liros. Wednesday. i Mr. and Mrs. O. P. McCee went to Ashland Friday morning, called there ' by tne death of Mr. Mctiee's sister. They relumed to (ilendale Sunday morning. Mr. McCee has the sin cere sympathy of the community in his bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Wagner and ('has. Carlco and child departed Mon day morning for California, where they will remain In the hope of the climate proving beneficial to Mrs. Wagner, whose health has been poor for some months. Their many (ilen dale friends will lioiw she may be greatly benefitted. K. It. Miller Is again at the helm as foreman at the Victory mine. Mr. Miller was foreman at the same mine Inst year, and Is ratod as ouo oi the best In this part of the country. The Victory had a good run last year, and hopes to do even belter this sea son. Mr. Miller came up election morning to allow the "force" to vote. (ilendale News. GARMXKH AW MHTH WVr.K. Joiiii Pyrin, of (i&rdlli:. '' vttsit ihg relatives en (Smith IUut last week Clifford Benson has th.- (earn checks made out and di.-trib.itid for the mouth, uud It look; as l( the farmers did pretty well. Sherman l.yster. captain of the gnsoline launch "Wilf-on. ' winch car ried the cream from Snn'h Itiver. is not going to make any more tr.ps on Wednesdays, its cream is not hi plen tiful In November as it is in uiut. A masquerade hall - given In (iardiner on Nov. I. I'ri"- were awarded to tlu best masked charac ters, lady and gentleman. The win ners were Mrs. Marjorle Crahnni and Mr. James Hughes. The winter rains seiin to have come at last, but we hope for a few more Rood days. Never quite satis fied, you know. Mr. and Mrs. Nelc MiCmIIimIi have gone to Coos Hay, where his brother is ill. I.. II. Ql'K'K ItKI.IKF FOR STOMACH MI.HKItY tqrxHosicry The Best Wt Ift Stk Afts, Roseburg Stamp Co's. Trading Checks With Every Purchase Onyx Hosiery The Best We Are Sole Agts. They re of more value thau any other check or stamp because they have a purchasing power at 53 Different Stores You Don't Have to Wait to Fill a Book HrliiK thtn to u h a nil buy Kline. They Are So Good That We Want Them Ask for them everywhere you trade and use lliem at oiir footwear Premium Parlor They keep tha money clrciilatlngat home You get some! I get some! Roseburg Booterie Perkins Building Roseburg. Oregon Ml-o-na Will Put Your ftour, (insny, I'pMpt Htomtu'h In Ortler Try one Done and Prove It. If you are a stomach suflVrer, do not doHpair. Immodliito, Hufe and sure relief la at hand. Ml-o-nn Stom ach Tablets, sold In fifty cnt boxes nt ull drug stores, are a specific for out-of-order stomachs. If suffering with liiUigOKtlon, dys pepsia, KaBtrltls, or any of the vari ous forms of stomach misery, usually iudlculed by nervouttnesH, distress af ter eatliiR, headache, dizziness, bad breath or sour stomach, do not wait, do not suffer any longer take Ml-o-na today delays are dangerous. Ml-o-na Is always sold by the Red Cross Pharmacy on' money ba-k If not satisfied plan. wiiiiit it ititim s. voi tii in oi.i w.i: PiirtK.hle With Prir ( are. A few K'-m-rat Ions k ;i man ut SO was considered old. Kray-lx-aiiletl. and wailing for death. Note the change today; at a iim'tii.n of the Medico-Legal society it was staled that a man of u otiiMil to have forty good years ahead or him. and thus at ninety he Is In the fullness of ma turity. I What If you have seen sixty, or i even seventy birthdays - - temperate I habits, fresh air and exercise, with a simple diet and a sufficient amount, of sleep will guard your health. If, perchance, your circulation Is poor. If you become run down -weak und no appetite nothing in the world will tone up those tired back sliding organs enrich the I.IoihI and create t rength M as our delicious cod liver and iron tonic. Vinol. We ask every feeble, discouraged old pet non In this v lelnity to try Vinol on our agreement to retu in their money If It tails to give entire satisfaction. j Hed Cross Pharmacy, V. F. Chap-, man, Roseburg. Oregon. j P. S. Kczeina sufferers: We cuar niiteo our new skin remedy, .ixo. The Roseburg Book Store Agents for all these goods, most of ihcm carried iu stock at our store. We give S. lS: H. Green Trailing Stamps. K. S. Oreen has been In Roseburg the past week, serving on the grand Jury. The recent Roseburg business call ers from here ure Mrs. Stanley Cor- valho. Mr. and Mrs. i. A. Brown, Corhln (irubbe and son, Frank, W. II. Wilson. Rev. ami Mrs. Rummel and sou, ail I, were Kdenbower visitors Sat in day, remaining to bold services Sunday morning at the M. K. Church. I he Kpworth League is holding a week Win-ill) -chum services, begin ning Sunday evening. The first ser vice was lead by Mrs. Fred Aide, and If the Interest manifest at 4 hut ser vice Is continued during the week, the Leaguers will have profited much In this worthy cause. Rev. Van Kosseti, Mist. Supt. of the Klamath district of the M . K. Church, gave a very able and Inter- sting discourse Sunday evening. Ho held a iiuarterty business meeting Monday inormiu ami preached again Monday evening at the Wlu-my chum service. A number of the Wilbur ladles 11111 nt the borne of Mrs N. l.a Raul, tr.. Saturdav afternoon for the pur pose of organizing a reading and em broidery club. Mrs. O. W. Short acted as temporary chairman and the following officers were elected: President, Miss Lenta Wilson; secre tary a in) treasurer. Mrs V l.a Rant. .1 r. A i ter some discussion I be May View course was decided upon as the enurse of study. Miss Lea Adair will be hostess to the club Nov. 1"J. i W. R. I fife HH 4fe Rrvrunbte AllkMa MM t"n utTfrlng atxl .Lnvr. Ttw CAUSE Jri lntrnl. 1m lr. Lrunhir.lt i " B1"wHEM.ROID taMt iimducv mjulnf raaulta'fay attucklnc tha INTERNAL CAUSE. Tba pllf mm dttwl up and Mt-nianemhr cuml, 14 dajra' traaUnrnt. fl.OiK DR. LtONHA 11DT CO, Buffalo, N. Y. (fna book) Rod Oroii Fbanaacjr and all druggtiU. MH. llKYAX'S PAPKIt. TIIK COMMONKIt. Through the columns of the Com-j moner Mr. Hryan meets the attacks) of those who are opposed to Demo cratic reforms, as well us the clever m Isrepreseii tat ions made by the or gans of the "special interests." As an exponent of the plans and pur poses nf the National Metnocralic ad ministration, the Cnmmoiir is of un usual Interertt to all progressive citi zens. Mr. Itryau'H signed editorials give a timely discussion of public j questions and are Interesting and valuable to all students nf govern mental affairs. H Is a big "2 .:igei monthly. Resides sn ppl 1 tii; the best political and general maiter. It basj inieresiing nome, i.isninn, lann, car toon and other departments. A care fully prepared report of the woik of the various members of the Presi dent's Cabinet is especially interest ing to each lav-pityer. The subscrip tion price is $ I nil a year Many of our reader are a 'read v Commoner sul'-cnber; inanv others may desire to be. To make it con venient as well as inexpensive for our readers to vnd sutr: iptioits to the Commoner, we h:ive arranged with Mr. Itryan to fii't!;h l;i p.ipi'r to our leaders at a s; ' t.:! low rate. Only $ !!.." p.is nr a tell s .nb scnpiioi! to i lie Trtii'-awi.-k Re view and a f-il! e i nption to the Com mo tier I: . i ! : ;:.!. a s'lb scriber lo either r vo ir expira tion date will ho tAteuded em- ear. Half Sections or Full Sections Arranged to suit requirements. An Ideal Mark of Half Hwtlons OFFICE SUPPLIES The New Y & E Record Safe Y & E spctlotiB, or two half sec tions, side by side, Just fit In. I'rlra empty, $9r,.oo, dplivcrcd In HoKi'liurK. Klttlnxs extra, n tordliiB to your selection. Blank Books, Typewriter Paper, Carbon Paper, Pens, Inks, Pencils, Etc. Roseburg Book Store Roseburg, Oregon We lilvo H. & II. (irivn TriilinK Stain is. The Royal Standard Typewriter HAS NO SUPERIOR, and sells for only $75.00 t I I "Ml I II' 'Ml' iF rnl Saved Ills Fuot. j II. D. Kly, of nantnin, O., suffered from horrible ulcer on his foot for four years. Doctors advised nmpu-1 tatloii, but he refused and reluctantly tried Ilucklcn's Arnica tjulve as u last report, lie then wrote: "I used your salvo and my foot was soon complete ly cured." Best remedy for bums, 1 cutB, bruises and eczema. Get a box today. Only 2.rc. All druggists, or by mall. II. E. Ilucklcn & Co., Phila delphia or St. Louis. II Call up 340, the Douglas County: Creamarv. for cres.m. We give Koscliurg Trading Stamps. Save Money- IJy Keiiiiig OUR PKICES on GROCERIES for your winter supplies. The high quality of our goods guarantees sntistaeiinii and our prices are certain to please you. We'll be glad to quote you our prices. U)e North 5ide Grocery For the ml ft'i iliys, 1 ir . It. K. Hunt will give a j: vniinm I irk. ft with rarh cap of linrsi tt t It: rv, wliii'h will rntrtlo thf lioM.-r of t!;p ftrt rlioiro to f" in n:frv!i,!i1is. ut I't-arrp's linriif-s simp, 'ho holil.-rs of tin tirk'Ms lli.'t nut:' t!i,in 1 mi I will ilooldo t h r!tiit' aMuM'j: t !imiis'1yi'S hy a oojiul:ir votf Tl-i iT.r anil rornprt it ion will rVs. :i 1 2 1 , tf (HIPPEWA French Kip heavy shoes for men Misses and Childrens Rightway School Shoes, Gun Metal and Patent. Kippendorf Dittmans Line of Ladies Shoes Don't Wait For Wet Feet Prevent them. It will rain some this winter better be prepared Buy Good Shoes. We sell better quality than any other place and for less. Don't wait, come in and see. R. Iv. STEPHENS THE SHOE MAN' Next Door to the 1'ost Olliee Repair Work Neatly Done Special Sunday chicken dinner from 6 to 8, 60 cents. Hotel Umpqua. tf 9. FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT Gaddis' Plat "A" Edenbower, u reson 36 Lots Sold, Only 14 More will be Sold at Present Prices Avoid high taxes and secure a homesite close to Roseburg. City water guaranteed in front of every lot. Electricity on call, also telephone service. SALE TERMS-.10 monthly payments without interest. Call on W. C. GADDIS I Corner Lane and Stephens Sts. Rosebud Oregon I