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Newspaper Page Texttmim ROSLMG RVILW ISt I. II HAU.V t. CL!' I HI MiA) KV :i:-;vi.w im ltL;rilNU COMI'INT fciiH;n-d at Knietiir. Orejron. Pot otfhe hit neeobd-CUuii Matter. iMm-;m,v. DAILY ' unf, Iy fr:il , i-r u'o'Ut: d-j ipred . . . . , f'er eek. Klivfrd 61-:. Ml W KKKL.V I'VT Vim i , till lJJOUtl.4 . 3.0( . t . .It .12.01' . 1. 00 MAY , 111 I. jn earnest protest Hhould go from IIo.' liiMK l(J m:Uu board agtiin.Ht i ht tin mm in ed purpose of Governor 'tttf io nijJiul I tit! ticlifiii of the hist LcKhdat 'ft in providing lor the orec !'( u ol a now ban ar-KK building at l tie Ort'gojt Soldiers' Home. The n cd lor tMs building was clearly deihoiiK rated to t he LrgiHlature, or I !' appropriation would never have Im en voted. Kveryone will admit that the old soldiers Hhould be pro vided with every comfort, and the funds for creeling this building are ulreudy helrg paid Into thu treasury In thiu year's -taxes. Money in large Bums has been Kpent ni'edlessly by Ongoii K chief executive in a number of instances t hat might be named IVr eiii:pU' his pet fish and game commission is said to be costing over $1 I, noil per month, or over $150. 000 per yenr. In a sudden fit of economy the o!d soldiers should not i made the EiilforoiK. These vtdnruii fightora and t):elr fiie:idn should demand that the I.i'giHlaiure's act Im not set aside because of another erratic whim of I ho Governor. v:rr.;?merit of the state from year to state that externalizes itsvlf In varl ;tur. Republican voters will tuuke cms physical allmtii'.s aicuid.iiK to :io mistake In renominating Judge the peculiar Dative tendencies or .UcXary. . weal: n 'it-sea of the one in who e or- i gatiim lis effecis find lodgement. Manv a death long before its time, in Salern Journal: The Mexican addition to many a depleted nervous trouble hnB shown how the Japanese ancj general physical condition, is due on the Coast feel toward us, and this directly to it. There is probub;v no hum uiiM-n me nisi spine in any uope ugency that brings us more undeslr- tiey may have entertained that they .vUl bo permitted to come to this . on it t ry or to become citi.ens of it. ilesidea all this the American people are growing decidedly weary of hear ing a threat that Japan will attack us if we do, or leave undone some eHpt.'cial tiling. America will continue on her ev-'n way regardless of what Japan or anyone else thinks. She uo u, an . .... ..u Kiama(h FalHi win coniiei tin nil' wui in iu "j ju.ti with her. She asks nothing more able results than worry; and this one fact should arouse us to allow it absolutely no place in oir lives." Jl 'UliK lir.MEY' L. W:S(. Among the candidates for the Ke publicau no m inatiou tor Supreme Judge, at the coming primary elec tion, Is Judge lle.'ifv 1.. lienou. of Among the older residents of Douglas County Judge . . ,,,.,- , ,., ... having lived here tor a number of IThUi maitur must nut b reprinted with- FARM F.ETRIGC REGISTER, :R0CKfV5RIXIAJ solicited any time, the ocean is open to her , ; (J Academy at Wil- and she Ih welcome to make the trial. ' . . ' , . . , . ,. out bpeciul purinl&biuu. j She might not be so handsome after Uie aueuipi uui biik nuuiu hiiu blamed sight more. II IS t.LOOMY illDIMITS THAT MCA!) TO I AII,l ICU. In the May Woman's Home Com panion Kalph Waldo Trine, writing at) article entitled "The Pleasures We Take Captive' says that the lieerlul hnhit of mind Is one of the most potent factors iu materializing success. As Is our kind of thought so is our kind of life. The following extract from the article elaborates the point: "It would be hard to find a single paragraph anywhere that contains a more luminous and indisputable truth thnn the following by Prentice .Ylullord: 'People ruled by the mood of gloom attract to them gloomy things. Tho hopeful, confident and cheertul attract the elements of sue cess. A man's front or b; will advertise that man's mood way it Ih kept, A woman late Governor F. W. lieiisou. Judge llenson has served on the cir- 'i Surlier mid redhorse seem to be re .ily t i;,l:e tin- bait about us -nrly In the spring as the small boy can gut tlit- woriiis to put mi his hook. If the breeding fowls are to produce lively, vigorous chicks ibey lunt have a Imliiine.i nuioii and Hiitlicifiit exer cise to keep them in good physical condition On broad grounds is it a bretich of tu lhlioillness to couiphiln to the au thorities of the fellow Just over the Mile when he allows cockle bur. Cana diiin thistle and what not to ttourlsh on bis laud? r i iTM.i.at i Tint . me ot litem pow-glass ',dV.h. US' Kaffir f ?M at noun b V U i . i- dress I L-W lAtWhiJiUvlvM mood P j V 4 V VMVVJ I he bus!iel as n standard or unit of mensiiiv is falling into disuse In the cum or a good iiuiuy commodities, which are now priced at so much per pMiiud or hundred w eight, imueud of the long used measure. cult bench A competent, careful and diligent shows her slate of mind In her o'fnvr, who Is honest and couscien- A slattern advertises the ruling tious. Is worthy of re-election. In this of hopelessness, carelessne category is Judge Chas. L. McXary, lack of system. Hags, tatters, and timv fitu nf Hi itrmnn .Imlirnu of dirt urn nKi'inu In (hi mind liffoio Oregtm, who is necking re-nomination being on the body. Tho thought '-oun,i1''B fo1' luisj. on the Kepnblican ticket. In the that Is most put out brings lis cor- companitlvely short term during resmmdlng visible element to crya- vhich .ludge McNary lias served in talllze about you as surely and liler- IhaL position he 1ms demonstrated at I v as the visible bit of copper In his I'nini iin and ability, lie has also solution attracts to U the invisible (ihown the cointnendable Idea of do- copper in that solution, Kvery elding cases upon their merits of thought of yours has a literal value right and Justice, Instead ot depend- to you in every possible way. in lug too largely upon the precedents whatever mood you set your mind of a past generation. An Interpro- does your spirit receive or unseen tation of the law as decided then, substance In correspondence with does not always properly apply to the that mood.' conditions of the present. Judge "Kear paralyses he:ilthy action, Aic.Siiry will fully uphold the diKiiity both menial and physical. Worry id t':e law, but will do so in that pro- corrodes, poisons and pulls down the gressive spirit that recognizes ad- organism, it Is a perverted mental $$mm Mum Getting The Blood in Order There's Bounding, Pulsating Life in Every Drop of Great Remedy. I.ct S. S. S. Hustle Impurities Outward. HnMnl to wi ll hiilanocd -honlth nw tho num. MmiH I'lt'iiiciits 'f tt' infills, KrnhiH, fins iumI HuurM uf nur dally fotnl. Not only tht, hut If fnun tho priwiifi rf nomi itlHllirlilne pulntui tluTi' Ih n I turd nr Ki'iimil liitfif.'n'iii-i' nf nutrition eniiM1 Imlln. curhuiu'lcsi. ntwcfMSf Bin! Uiulrvil trmtlili'8. H. S. S. tllr.'i-oi thi loriil wU Hint till potHon Ih r.t'Jfdrtl nml fllmlniiti-d frimi ilu-tr irfi-im. Prom Hit- fmt Hint H. S. S. Ii pnn'tv n tmt antral nri'imrnttnn. It l accfph il ! Hi wt'ukfst utimmeli ami twin ttrt-nt i nW liitluoiirt. Nut i in i drop of ilruns ir mtn rriiln ti uhiiI In Hit prrpnmlltn. Axk fr S S. H. ntitl tnflloi Ilp-n tin v tn ii ll. And tf ytui ili'Hln- Hkl I If nt ndvlcf up-m but nuit-t-r inn.-. nilnir tin UUnn mid kln write to TIik Swift Sp.'HIlo Ttt., y.M Swift tll.li:., Attnntn, Jn. 1 Mi tmt nllow Miim' rcnlou I'lrrk in lurrup tln utmoHpliiTP In I'lotpii'tifO mvit Httnit'lMii ".liint n itooil" u t. S. S, liuwaru uf nil couuiirMta, Tmpnrltlfn loilp bo derpW In the tlssm'S ttmt tln-y 1'nnimt In rt'io'liftl hr ntiv orill liury un'ttn. M rcurv iiikI oltiT (Iiimcitouh inhu'i nl tli'iij: iniiy t lict k iv tltscnHt', imt tn gi-t rlK'.it ilnwii Into wIhto tin IiIimmI l it Int i'tl ri'tnilri' H. S. S., tin- jrrutfHt Miinit iMirllU-r l.iu vmi. Its n lln U pro- Ili.Ulll-i't). In ii vrv brief t!nn S. S. S. lias tin ri fciislriH tlvc piint'Srt iilntr riiitrt.l Ilia I Ii iu.irfcM'W" i tiiiu'.i .i nri' utmiTvi d. AM i m : i ' 1 1 vi" l'liu't i ii' itl, tiiyfi tcrlinii pnins and n'lii-H tin vi- it!:ip).nri'tl. nml from tinul in f'it I hiTf Ih i niiMk loiiii ni'li.siKUin uf r' ln'nl IhiiMIi 'I'll'1 i'trn"t.l:rinry ninnnrr In whttli S. S ft. dilvi's lintiini1'H nt of tin' Moot) In ilu. to Its rnf;ilylV fi-rci- In tin hlood c-W-, fit tit iti out' timrtilli'iit, ttif m'tlvi' purp' lif Wtlli-ll IH tt Nl IlllllllltC till? ItKKUiM 1o till- lirnlthy Hi'li-cdoa of Its own ctmrntlnl tintrl nvnt nml t'o' iiH'tlUhinl rtctiu-iitH i-f t!Mt inutrliJi'Ki liluod pur ilk v ua- J nut ui tu- rvitiinuiii iiim 'I years, and has also held court in Portland and other cities of the state, lie has at tained a high standing among the Jurists of the slate, havii-g a thor ough knowledge of the law, keen ness oT perception and well balanced judgment. Douglas County having been the homo of Governor F. VV. Itetison, and for many years the home of Judge Mensoii, the latter should rt!ccive a large, vote here at the pri mary election on May l"i. I- mil t c ro wers In all the nort hern states Inive beeii more than pleased at the cold and somewhat late spring, for II means that buds will lie dormant anil that i tie chniices will be less for a liKe fining frost at blossom time. Were Yon Cheated into believing that because a baking der foamed uo over the top of a vkca water was added, that it was a good, Hiiro and strong baking powder? It forme because it contains ALBUMEN (some- C..mz3 celled the white of egg.) ALBUMEN in fcsktag powder is no ll siocs nci make a stronger or better baking SI It AW ItlliUMS. Kgg for hatching should be kept from drying out by wrapping them Iu paper and packing in cartons or wood en boxes. Tne vzs should be gath ered l'ii'iieinl,v and kept In a temper iiture between 40 and tMJ degrees K. The fedeml goveniinent has an apiary at Chevy Chae. near Washington Here millixiK ol bees are kept, but not fr the H't'd e-iinu ot tmney. Kx pert inents are t-iiudiii-ied for the purpose ol discoventm lemedtes for all known tpc disfiises (lly Myrtle Tyndall, (ilendale, Ore.) There are only a few species of ; The presence of seals In the lower wild strawberries, not more than a 'Columbia river in unusual numbers dozen. Very few wild strawberries this spring Is considered the best evl are In cuUI nation. Strawberries were deii.e bv the smIiiiou packing interests extensively cultivated during the last j th u the catch of tWIi wIM be large. tor the se:il show ii In the river oul century. The earliest attempt to grow st raw berries k uown was more 'hau two hundred years ago. This was iu HI HO. The first variety was culled Kressant. The botanical origin of the culti vated st raw berry is not known, al t hough it came f rotu the Ku rope Asian region. Many botanists have w rit ten precise histories of succes-; lt u , ;;ii:iis if when the iHh are pleiitlful One win. has trbtl It recntntnetid' giving tin calf atllicti-d with scour. twti oxx well beaten, or a much of It ;is c:rii Oe .t ib. wo t lie aid ma Is throat I'lte ibe sLiMifl In- repeated iu I mm net essarv Tills elle. I 11 C .lll IS clectives ihe coiismacr when she sees il iosim !sa tiie glass. State after state has ruled that baking powder mixad with ALBUMEN is illegal and has stopped ili2 eala of the duff. UalJed States Government authorities have 2tii 55ial SJie weScr glass test is a fraud, and that albumen does soi help fiic baking. Food commissioners North, South, East and West hive denounced the albumen fraud. DO NOT LET FAKIRS FOOL YOU. i he manufacturers of K C BAKING Powder have v never found it necessary to resort to such fraudulent metnods. ft; A 11 , II!ll! l-lclc I'eilx d .s nid I The lni l:tce on the farm where It is wIm'- in pr.u ti' e st. citllnl eei-::'ui is in the n; Kid .it ,eeil im the sevcru Tie's T.:c le-s ee. ohiriiuable is ixiiie IU Seed lh..l -i.-is uttp. iisiciih te.! ..tit wi'jik in ceriiMnatlUL' poei hni is f i 1 1 adulterated with U :iod tta-li si ve progresses but i he reason and net hods have esca ped them. There has been a careful record from the line of Casper Itiiuliiii and his con- '.emnoraries w rote h Is her ha Is. Duchesne. In 1 7 tit!, ma le at at tempt to explain the origin of the strawberry from the Alpine or the Kverheariug strawberries of Kurope. It diil not attract the attention of tho modern philosophers, but is one of tho earliest efforts to account for the 'weed origin by means of evolution. - Tl,e botanical name of the straw-1 u the r:i.Mn i( rr.e berrv Is Kragarhi. The three chief ,,.nlUV ariein s are: r ragiiria irgiumua. rragariu tincta, anil Kragaria Cliilo- en is. Tlw strav. heirj w;is made its pres ent sie by eross-pollinating the larg i;t and best plants eerv year. It was ilso made i;s present sie by careful . ""I iulli;itioii. I like the Wilson strawberry best i on account of its sie and flavor. in the mmiiIhmii ptrt ef tlie corn belt. Thev aie very juicy, and a small field, ahii-r limits mice oecu pushed further of them wili yield great uuantities. : n rantiei ii..rth Iu ihe past twenty Itoseburg could raise s: rawberries h-.m-s t-.pes id Held corn have been prolilably on ac.-ount ol tne ienuu . .ievelnped th;it uuiture wtihin the ; t;ili' el the i itv j of Mtell frit :; S I for some i'li- " t trying, son-eii!' Uie:i Is 'Mli tus Mvsleni ar when ' rile biivili tlie :ipio:' thi' efforts l indui-i them to run I'liis siiiiai!u i most ties rntis m fellow of P and is cN'nnated to c sii-iin en tuif - nerv- of Ihe laud. Kosehurg is the Moiigl cial center of the county largest city In ! growing seiisan nnd give good yields Would You Hujr One Dollar's Worth For Thirty-five Cents? I'.v a ;:e,-L.l arrangement with the ptiblishers of TI1K WtlMWS MAt;:i: i;he hiding fashion niHgaUiPt we are glen the privi 1 k' ci oiT ii'g to Mm, tor a limited time only, one year's subscrip tion I I ' cot irs to the Woman's M.!gi,-tue for only ii.'.e. Think Of It Tln W i in :i ii k M ;itn7lnp. nun jr-nr, ri'milm' pit rn . NrV I ll liHH 111 I'HHllllillS, (HIC I'lipy, l'llRlllU' U'lrP Aui iiimv intt(Tii. ii'Kuliir irli- , Tut ill . . $!( Our il.-. fur t!io ntmvo Mill h THI li TV-Kl VI-: IKNTS. Auk 111 fr f r i it Ii- fm in it!ot MO CilnliS- Wo iiKiniifni-liir,. ,.mmvUiIiik Hi Imlr khii.I for in ..-.' Ii -I. G. H. Tercinski 122 West Cass Sired RosetHiri, Oregon i net nrre ieoii" Ihnsn V isenntii t County and Is Ihe conimoi'-;s . v , iif Ml" therefore ;,, i . it would have a market for Ihelri' sM au berries. i ! Hoseburg could profit bv ral.i-ng rlgunn compiled by the ireohurlonl siraw berries on account of the tmlns-, Miney stmw th.K the velume of saline trio'is reotde M inn In the vichitv of t mutter In the ocean Is n little more liosebuti;. S 1 1 ;iv Iterries are not hard to raise and are ureal money makers. 1 1 riu;it ion, if necessary, won! i not be epeitsie on aiioiint of the Cinp Uiia Klvev running through tin lev. th:in eul.io miles, or enough to coer the entire Cuitisl States, ex clusive of Alask:i. to the depth of Id miles. At.oiher iiiiercsting calculation i tlnit I pel cent of tlie contents of the oce.'itis 'Hitd cover all the hind areas of the globe to the depth of '.1H) feet. CAT AltltH VICTIMS. 1 o.r H.T.imei Von llreatbr It. It'P th rtKht to-the-iuiint remedy int i-nlv To c it : rh col 'v "i.T . br or ri nil p i f ' ' t V l ei il uo Moniitch dosing Imt for head n h -in. liirvngttlfl In all discussi.in of better roads It h wi'.l to keep coiist:Mitly iu mind the fact tint (he country dweller, whether as :i user uf tlie rend with h light vvx !e oi with wai'us leaded with V;u breathe. f:i -in pr.idiitf. Is the hicf Mitlercr from t:id r-,i,s tuid the chief beiienVinry of AKING POWDER No Albumen It is a pure food baking powder, sold at an honest price and no better can be bought at any price. 25 Ounces to 25 Cents ASK YOUR GROCER X OTIC I To jmrrliasiTs ut tk-kiMx for Hie No' ire Iny to lmtv been Lrivt'ii umU-r tin- v.i: i aimi'li'i's of S:. .Inm'ph's Ciiholii1 ehurrll, plfii.so pri'KiMlt tirki'ts iu Salziuun'H Ji'wi'hy store lor iviuml Of IllOllt'V. Pansies Pansies White, Yellow, Mixed 50c Pel Dozen Cauliflower & Broccoli Plants lleadqunrterg at IMckoiia Uros. i;ro- 'ory on C.'iihs Street. F. Schmidt Edenbower, Oicjion Pansies Panties CAI.l. roil Sfliooi, W.Mtll.AXTS. Have your horses shod at KUner & Marsh's. It's better to be safe than sorry. Oak street. is liovpliy Kiviwi that nil of mluiol uisMrirt N'n, -I. Houulai; Cotiniy, Oregon, enilorsed April :!0, 1UU, anil prior thereto, "not paiil lor want of fnmlK." me this day rnllet for payment by the umler BiKiieil. ami a'.l interest thereon will eense from the il-ile hereof. lmteil this .Mli i;iy of May, 1914. t;K.)Ui;l-: NKI NKII. Jr.. Clerk. Spiehler Perfumes Please : Improved hUhuuvs This Peine "o. It I ceint'H uPoiii that in Hie cciistriictliui i of t'ctiiT n;itU the fiiiuier must t'i!ir i Ids fill T- p;irt ef the expense. A Kt ri I n n tilue Mot her 1 1 ubbiird Yon m ill like UMitnei. It not only Uien i'mtHtit n.i lastirK relief, but Is eiitiicly harmless, pleasant to u-"', and ecoiHunitnl Money refunded liy uie lieu i iosm riuunii" n j not benefilied. llvoiix- ;s a enllitlinatloll of 11 1 1- , ..i,te ,.,:s il:it inUcM with the Htr:pron Unoi'mudy oer;i tlim a wash nnd u-V t.acheH the Irritated and board in cr-.-e, t Ivkartian t:h...n wa ivm hri Inflmned tneuihrar.e of the nose. It one id the interestina feature ef the fur and sftfe hoaltn begins tminedt- recent itraduatini; exercise of the Mln- :el vim teel bei'er ut once. ! neseta S. b.o ,f Agriculture at st Anthem's irk If Im.i: ylrU eper 1 iitiil -ithlfanl- nnd rtiiirer on the : stace Ht ci 'in men. -einent time nnd fewer wore daiutv linttii and Pn eerie. ! Ill all t(Hi IIL'ltlV OHi-4 Itl.llle W'islxsl I nml In-lied ty their mother, thl world would be il k"'ed dcttt happy mid peuovful place in wtiich j , , i. ; '' v.iT.'rnin it. tn watery eye, hit'. oi-e. ill h.uKO from the nest-, or l!mt eh ok eil up feellnn, try llyo n ei now to.Uy. All lnii;sliit sell ! y for the romplete outilt - i : e i U. (M i.,, (, j .'m,-" i. He the ttolil-howl I'mpiHia spoon, te tter than any. llet thnn at J. H. Svkes' Gun Store. II m We Are looking for the Man iled his clot lies o badly that they are not fit to wear. No matter how dirty or irreasv the je.rt may be. we are e.piippe.1 wfh ti'e most modern in.ichinevy. and have skilled w oik men who know how to Clenn. Hi'iMiir am. IMv". Old ("lotlu o that they leek just like new. Imperial Cleaners Phond77 34 . Jackson ugar sugar Sn0ar t5 4c Per lb. 10 lbs of Sugar for 40c with every $5.00 order. 25 lbs for S1.00 with every $10 order. Strawberry Hallocks $2.75 per thousand. Crates - - - 8c per crate. Highest cash price paid for your wool. Yours for business R. Stubbs r