Roseburg review., May 07, 1914, Image 2

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EVENING ROSEBURG RtVltW ZZ55FSfiSirz
progressive movement the people of
IHSl Kl OAU.V KACKJ'T gl NUAT Coos Day have had for years. He Is
a" honest citizen, a man whose pur- '
ItliVIKW i-l'IIMtatUNO COMPANY. Pose and ambition in lire are to do ,
. . .. things for the betterment of mankind
inured t Kosebur. Oretion. Post- Bnd tne Bl'll 1,1 which he lives, lie.
office t Second-Class Matter. b nevor uofore l'Ted to any o;?ice
In county or Btate. At present he is a
member of the city council of North ;
llend, to which IiIkIi position ho was
elected by the highest majority of all
DAILY members now serving; Is a director
Per yaar, by mall 13.00 of the First National liank of North
Per month, delivered 10 "end and president of the Lane
Per week, delivered 11 County State & Savings Unnk of
Florence. He has been a resident or
North llend eleven years.
We nre certain from Information
at hand that never before has a
, cleaner or more progressive man ever .
t II) como before the Democratic primar-
lea and we are equally certain that
WHAT IS WORTH DOIXCJ never before have we had the oppor-1
I.-i WOHTH DOlNti ItKjllT. tnnl'y ' Place a Democrat in Con-I
gress that we now nave, i ms man is
Frederick Ilolllsler, Democratic a coast man, and never before has
ahdidalo for Congressman from the the COHSt a9ked for recoBiiition. The
iret Oregon district, is not a poll- interests of -the coast are Identical
tlclan. H is a hard-headed business with the interests of the Interior, but
man who has a habit of expressing the advantage Is to be had In send
ii s views bluntly; and because he 'ng a man to Congress who Is advised
has been successful In Oregon he as to the needs and requirements of
wauls to repay his debt to bis state the coast, Instead of one who has to
by representing It as he fuels that depend upon Information furnished
Oregon ought to be represented In him by his political friends. If the
Washington. In Salem this week one rivers and harbors of our state are
of hlB friends nsked him why ho aided by the Federal Government,
ii. (In t "got In the prohibition band the benefit will be felt by the cities
wagon lllio the rest of the candl- of the Interior.
(j,iles." That great undeveloped county of
i don't believe In getting Into the Coos Is solid ror their home man and
band wagon to win votes," replied there Democrats and Republicans nre
Mollistor. "I believe In real prohlbl- working hand in hand to secure his
tlon National prohibition and 1 nomination. The people there be
have pledged myself ever since 1 en- Heve In him and are exceedingly
tered the campaign to work for that anxious to see him receive the nomi
end. Hut sectional prohibition seems nation. (I'aid Adv.).
futile to me; 1 look upon it as a a
waste of energy. You can't build a , ,
dry' Island in an ocean of booze and Child Cross? I-cvorlsh? Sick?
then not expect the waves to over- A crone, peeviBh, listless child, with
whelm the shore. If prohibition is coated tongue, pale, doesn't sleep;
going to prohibit. It must be National eats sometimes very little, then again
In scope; and that Is why I am for ravenously; stomach sour; breath
National prohibition and no compro- fetid; pnins In stomach, with dlar
mlue. utile dabs of prohibition here rhoea; grinds teeth while asleep, and
and there are not effective and simply starts up with terror all Biiggost a
put a premium on lawbreaking. I worm killer something that expels
think If a thing Is worth doing at worms, and almost every child haB
an it is wortn doing rignt. , them. Klckapoo Worm Killer is
u- needed. Get a box today. Start at
"I T lOlt CDMiKKHH. once. You won't have to coax,
Klckapoo Worm Killer Is a candy
Do'imci'iits Have Worthy Mini In the confection. lOxpels the worms, the
liace in rersoii or Men iioiusier. cause of your child's trouble. 25c, at
, your druggist,
( Polk County llemlzor, April 2). i
This paper herewith presents Its
readers a picture of Frederick Mollis- CM I
ter, of Coos liny, candidate for the .
Ueniocrnllc nominalion for Congress Notice is hereby given that all
for the first district. We do this for warrants of school district No. 4,
General View of Tuxpan, Mexico
Photo by American Press Association.
OX PAN once was a populous Indian town. Many of the present Inhab
itants are descendants of the Aztecs, and they retain nut a few of their
vicious attributes The reglou roundabout if fertile and sonic ot Uiv
more maustrlous Indians possess haciendas mocked with cHttie
Rock Bound Harbor of Guaymas, Mexico
T
VOW HCIIODI, WAHHANTS,
two reasons: First, that our readers Douglas County. Oregon, endorsed
may judge for themselves what I he April ;i0, 1911, and prior thereto,
man who would occupy Congressman "not paid for want of funds, are mis
llawley's seat looks like, and, second- day called for payment by the under
ly, that our readers may thereby bo signed, and all interest thereon will
advised that a real live Democrat Is ccaso from the date hereof.
In the race. Dated this nth day of May, 1914
Mr. HolIlHter is a successful busl- OHOUCilC NUUNlilt, "jr., Clerk.
VOTE 15 X
FOR
HOLLISTER
Democratic Candidate for Congress
Frederick llolMstor believes tho only logical solution of the liquor
problem lu NATIONAL 1MIOI1I UITION, and ho ia man enough to
nay it.
Frederick UntMnter 1b not a "trimmer." Ho does not shape his
platform to see are stray votes, but uses it to toll bis convletiona. If
elected lie will uphold bis platform pledges for
National Prohibition
Improvement of all Waterways
Public Lands for Home Making
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New IiIchh in KmhIHoiis, ono copy, regular prleo 1 fe.
Any now pattern, regular price 10c
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Our price for the above will be T1I1KTY-H VK CKNTS. Ask us for
furiher Information.
lUtY COOPS. -We manufacture everything In hair goods. Ask for
price liHt.
G. H. Tercinski
122 West Cass Street Roseburg, Oregon
t
Photo by American Press Association.
STEAMEItS anchor In the Imrlinr of Cnaynias, Mexico, quite near to the
wharf. The city occupies a mouiiliiin peninsula which terminates five
miles rrom the central plaza The bay Is Iniiillnckeil. doited with Islands
and filled with llsh The Inner harbor iift'onlx an anchorage for ships
drawing up to fourteen feet.
FA KM, OUCIIAItll AMI Ci.AltDION.
A Vi ni basement with Utile or no
uiusMiie is mi uiiriivot-iilile place for
dairy cows that arc under Hie strain
if heavy milk iM.idnciiou, and also for
the growing call'. Sunshine Is cheap,
nnd there should be lots of it lu the
puil'tcrs where Hie nnhiinla spend so
ntich of Ihelr time.
nearly sl.M. peaks that have an altl
I Hide of more than lilllHI feet. The
hluhcxt peak Is King's, with an ele
vaibm of l:t.4HS feet Two ethers
Mount Fuiiiiniis and t;iiliert peak, have
nlliliides of i;i,4-J.s nun IS.-J-'J feet re
speeth'ely.
On s e of the national forests in
Houllu'i'ii L'lab are several bands of
I'el'sliin fat (ailed sheep. The tails of
Ills In, cil of sheep soinct lines allalu
i woljrht of forty poiinils and seem to
nerve as a reserve supply uf nourish
ment when food Is scarce, as Is H ue of
Hie hump of Hie camel.
Some extra early potatoes may be
lind If a few pieces of seed are given a
start lu (ho hotbed ami (hen Hans,
planted when danger of frost Is over.
II will disturb the roots less In trans
plaiilin',' If Hie seed Is placed In some
-mull pasleboard cases from which the
bolloms can be removed at the time of
I'latillng
ICicr.v null grower and gardener
dlotlld have on hand a copy of his own
dale's latesl spraying calendar or bul
letin on (bis subject. Slab calendar
will contain the latest and lies! spiny
lug recipes for (he coiiillilons exiting
In one's state and will give suggestions
as to (he proper lime of applying (he
spray.
A ranchman In California reports
that a cherry tree that for ten years
leaved oul and blossomed profusely,
bin never bore fruit, dually got down
to business al'ii'i' a hired baud had
driven some three pounds of rusty
nails Into (be Hunk. line would
seem lo be a good way (o dispose of
rusty nulls.
In buying alfalfa seed fur the n irlh.
eru portion of (he coin belt and par
llciilnrly (hose sections where severe
winter cold Is a danger It Is well to
net that grown In a section whi, l baj
colder rather than wanner winters.
Vigor and haritlness are Important con
Klderallons. ami they should be kept lu
mind w lieu hii.v lug the seed.
If there Is likely lo be danger to (be
strawberry hliKun from an early frost
It Is well lo keep the bed covered for n
w k or It'll dais niter other green
things start ll Is well to retucmber
In connection with the bed also that
much of the damage done the plants Is
the result of (lie thawing and fivelug
during the spring days before the
warm weather comes on.
lust now. when the spring vork is
on. cure should be taken to get the
burses Into the heavy work by do
grecs. and this Is especially true if
they have been housed somewhat close
ly during the winter months and have
been given generous feeding. A horse
that lias had one tiHack of azodtrlu
(congestion of the kidneys with albll
nietii. follow lug sudden exercise, seems
twice as subject to (he alluienl ufter-ward.
The effectiveness of the septic tank
as a method of sewage disposal seems
to be dependent upon the work of two
kinds of bacterial life. One attacks the
solid portion ol (he scw-agc and (urns
it into Ibpild. while the other works on
the Ihiuid and renders It harmless. The
llrst kind caiiuol live in the presence
of air: lienec I lie eouipart meiit lorthciu
should lie air llirht 't he second type
must have air. but the couipai'tuielils
must be so arranged that there shall
be no escape of ah from the second
chamber Into the lirst.
KKSTItOVS Sl.KIOl'.
Many
Koscbiir People
This.
Testify to
a bad
from
with
That ll pays to raise the best was
show ti tiiiely the other day when n
farmer Ihlim near Crookston, Minn.,
sold two teams of mules for $1,400.
The aulmats bad previously won sev
eral prizes a district fairs. It is prob
alilv a Inlr statement that It cost but
little. If any more, to raise and keep
these mules than It would cost to raise
mid keep a like number of scrubs.
You can't sleep at night
With aches and pains of
hack
When you havo to get up
urinary troubles.
If tiie kidneys are lit fault
Set them working aright
Uoan's Kidney Fills.
Here Is lloseburg proof of their
merit ;
Mrs. 11. rrotzman, 242 S. Itose St.,
Hosehurg, Ore., says; "Kidney
trouble bothered mo for years. It
started with terrible pains across my
hack and through my kidneys. The
kidney secretions were unnatural, 1
had terrible headaches and dizzy
spells nnd grew very nervous. 11
seemed impossible for me lo get a
night's rest. Finally, I began using
Dunn's Kidney Fills. They look hold
at once and soon had mo feeling like
a different woman. They did more
for me than all the other medicines
1 over took, combined, riding me of
tho terrible pains and Improving my
health."
Price .'Hc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
gel Dean's Kidney Fills the same
ibat Mis. rrolznian had. Foster
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SCXMONS FOR PCBLICATION I
FORECLOSURE OF TX UEX.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Douglan County.
F. L. Houghton, plulntltf vs. Wilbur
Morris and to all whom It may
concern, defendants. ;
To Wilbur Morris and to all whom
it may concern, the above named de
fendants, j
In the name of tho fta!-3 of Oregon:
You are hereby ao.if.nd Hat F. L.
Houghton, the bold 31- of Coi.ificat
of Delinquency numbered 573, Issued
on the Gth day of October, 1909, by'
the Tax Collector of the County of'
Douglas, State of Oregon, for the
amount of Forty-four and 68-100 Dol
lars, the same being the amount then
due and delinquent for taxes for the
year 1908, together with penalty, in
terest and costs thereon upon the reul
property assessed to you, of which
you ure the owner as appears of
record, situated in said County and
State, and particularly bounded and
described as follows, to-wit: The
southwest quarter (SW14) of Section
ten (10), Township thirty-one (31)
south of Range three (3) WeBt, Doug
las County, Oregon.
You are further notified that said
F. L. Houghton, has paid taxes on
said premises lor prior or subsequent
years, with the rate of Interest ou
said amounts as follows:
1909 tax, paid March 15, 1910, tax
receipt No. 1983, amount $18.13, rate
of interest 15 per cent.
1910 tax paid March 15, 1911, tax
receipt Mo. 13,424, amount $24.77,
rate of interest 15 per cent.
1911 tax. paid March 15, 1912,
lax receipt No. 5680. amount $54.91,
rate of interest 15 per cent.
1912 tax, paid Oct. 10, 1913, tax
receipt No. 1594, amount $33.50, rate
of interest 15 per cent.
Said Wilbur Morris as the owner of
the legal title of the above describeu j
property as the same appears of
record, and each of the other persons
above named are hereby further noti-
lied that F. L. Houghton will apply to
the Circuit Court of the County and
btate aforesaid for a decree foreclos
ing tile lien against the property
above described, and mentioned in
said certificate. And you are hereby
summoned to appear within sixty dayu
alter the tlrst publication of this
summons, exclusive of the day of said
llrst publication, and defend this ac
tion or pay the amount due as above
shown, together with costs and ac
crued interest, and In case of your
failure to ao so, a decree will be reu
dered foreclosing the lieu of said taxes
and costs against the laud and pre m
ises above named.
This summons is published by order
of the Honorable J. W. Hamilton
Judge of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for the County of
Douglas, and said order was made and
dated this 18th day of March, 1914,
and the date of the first publication
of this summons is the 23rd day of
March 1914.
All process and papers in tills pvo-
cedlng may be served upon the under
signed residing within the State of
Oregon at the address hereafter men
tioned. J. M. DKVERS and
THOMPSON & HARDY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Address: Eugene, Oregon. M
Real estate can readily he sold,
bought or exchanged through the
classified advertisements In The Re
view. A want adv. will bring you
satisfactory results at small cost.
Pansies Pansies
White, Yellow, Mixed
50c Per Dozen
Cauliflower & Broccoli Plants
Headquarters at Pickens Bros. Gro-
:ery ou Cass Street.
F. Schmidt
Edcnbower, Oregon
Pansies Pansies
HAND-PAINTED CHINA
JtiBt arrived, a new assortmentof hand painted china. These make
beautiful presents and our prices are right.
CUT GLASS
We have a fine display and can please you if you want the best.
Come in and see us.
Yours for business,
Q. W. Young: & Co.
Phono 214. Roseburg Natl. Bank Bldg.
Roseburg Trading Stamps Given. ROSEBURG, OREGON.
ugar sugar Sugar
4c Per lb.
10 lbs of Sugar for 40c with
every $5.00 order.
25 lbs for $1.00 with every
$10 order.
Strawberry
Hallocks $2.75 per thousand.
Crates - - - 8c per crate.
Highest cash price paid
for your wool.
Yours for business
Stubbs
D
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Patent Medicines, Chemicals,
Soaps, Combs, Brushes,
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
All goids selected with care and warranted as
represented.
Agency Shelby Mazda Lamps
ASBURNS DHARMACY
J Roseburg, Ore. I Opposite Hotel Umpqua
fXlk top t
Pit Vtm knnw that tin' CinHiiii
ulliv I riiit 1 iii.m nro Moling flour,
frtMl, ami poultry siipplUt t'lii'nprr
1 1 nt tt any otic pNi lu Uot'lMir)i. Cull
and mm wliat m linvo or phono in
'for pilcr, I ntpquji Valley KniU
' nhm, phono .l'-.
We Are looking for the Man
ho has soiled his clothes so badly
that they are not fit to wear. No
matter how dirty or greasy the suit
may be. we are equipped with the
most modem machinery, nnd have
killed workmen who know now to
Clean, Repair and Press Obi Clothes
so that they look just like new.
Imperial Cleaners
Photul277 312 N.Jackson j
El
Survey iiuidi' hy the feilornl covprn
men show that the tnto of I'tah Inn
His mountain peak? nhlih rise mora
1 1) nu feet ubovu sett level a ad
rtty Spichler Perfumes
v Please '
Lest You Forget
We make the best clothes in
Southern Oregon. C.ivo us an
ot der.
S. A. Phillips
Kohlhanen building, next door to
Commercial Club.
SiSiSSitSaaLfil3
GRAND
Carnival IStreet Fair
at Roseburg
June 2-3-4-5-6 June
BIG DAYS
8c NIGHTS
All Attractions Furnished by the
POLLOW AMUSEMENT CO.
Come and Enjoy Yourselves With Us
RIDE ON THE
Big Animal Show Merry-Go-Round
Ferns Wheel Crazy House Joy Wheel
SEE THE
Glass Show Snake Show Vaudeville Show
Plantation Show Spider Lady
And a Number of Other First Class Amusements
Grand Confetti Battle Saturday Night