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Newspaper Page TextEVENING ROSEBIRG RU'TEW, SATVRDAY, OCTORKR 28, 1010. PAGE FIVE THE DOUGLAS NATIONAL BANK Capital nnl Surplus $1110,000.00. This Institution solicits patronage of any having business with a bank. Our equipment is the best in Southern Ore gon. We were here first If you want a place to put your money for safety, we offer you a depositary. If you want to borrow, we have money to loan. If you want to send money to any , part of the county, we will sell you a money order or draft or letter of credit. If you want an investment, we will sell you a bond. A s:f-eessful career of more than thirty-three years is our guar anty for the future. r.ive us a call. Forget Your Achea. Stiff knees, acnmg lhuTs, lame back make life a burden. It you suffer froin rheumatism, gout, lumbago, neuralgia, get a bottle of Sloan's Lini ment, the universal remedy for pain. Easy to apuly; it penetrates without rubbing and soothes the tender flesh. Cleaner and more effective than mussy ointments or poultices. For strains or sprains', sore muscles or wrenched ligaments resulting from strenuous exercise, Sloan's Liniment gives quick relief. Keep it on hand for emergencies. At your Druggist, 25c. ".LODGE CARDS WOODMEN OF THE WOULD, Oak Camp No. 125. Meets In the Odd Fellows' hall In Roseburg every 1st & 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. T. U. WEATUERFORl), C. C. M. M. MILLER. Clerk. GARDINER NKtt'S GARDINER NEWS. Now is the time to paper your If you have something to sell, to home. For the nicest papers go to Irado. lo rent, or have lost something Roseburg Paint & Paper Store, Cor. or found something, use u Want Adv. Oak and Rose Sts. in The Review. Canned Goods Fruit or vegetables shnuid be in the proper condition for canning and th canning pro cess should be sanitary. Diamond 'W" canned goods are packed under Sanitary conditions. A full line at Neely' & Neely, The Cass Street Grocers E.WiI.ES, Roseburg Arle meets In their hall on Jackson St., ou 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at S o'clock. Visiting breth ren in good standing always wel come. HOWARD HESS, W. P. B. F. GOODMAN, V. Sec. Phone M 183. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each montlTat Odd Fellows' hall. Visit ing members In good standing are invited to attend. LENA DENN. G. N. CLARA CAWLFIEI.D. Clerk. UNIVERSAL Electric Coffee PERCOLATOR makes delirious, full llavored, aroniallc toffee. We have a full line of perco lators, coffee urns, milk warm ers, water heaters, hot pads, four heat radiant grills, etc. ROSGBUFiG ELECTRIC CO. PHONE 123 "Do It Electrically" N. JacRson St. WW O. E. S., Roseburg Chapter No. 8. Holds their regular meeting on AT THE ANTLER'S TOMORROW E. R. Lane was down from Smith River the lirst of the week attend ing to business matters. W. A. Smiley, of Five rilo Lake, was a Eugene visitor last week at tending to business matters. T. .1. Andrews was down from his farm near Si oltsburg Sunday on busi ness, returning the same day. Mr. Haragan, who lives on 'he I'mpqua, killed a fine bear last week, which he shipped to the market in Portland. Ormand Andruss, wlia has been spending his vacation at the home el the Smiley family, near Five Mile Lake, returned Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Heed and Mrs. Al. Heed left Sunday for a few '.lavs (From Port Umpqua Courier.) i The ballasting of thii railroad bod between Reedsport and North Head ' will be finished next week. ' Eva Henderson, of Seolleld, en - tered the high school of this ciiy last j Monday as a first year pupil. j E. 11. Hill, of Acme, was a busi ness visitor in Cardiner Monday,' registering at the Cardiner. i W. F. Peck was in town Irom his farm on Smith Itiver Monday trans- acling business in liardiner. ! Born. At Mercy hospital, North Head. October '-'-', HUG. to Mr. anil Mrs. A. L. Perkins, a daughter. : W. A. llurdh'k, who lias been a 'business visitor at Portland lor a few days, returned Monday evening. (leorge A. l.awson. the well known visit at the Arthur Walker larm ou traveling man. war, in liardiner and lite Scoiield, near School. ' ltoedsport Monday calling on the W. II. llore. candidate lor Joint j trade. Representative or Douglas and .lai k-j Congressman . C. Ilawley spent sou counties on the Republican ; Thursday in liardiner greeting old lirket. v.as in liardiner Friday. i friends and making new ones. He Church services were hold n 111" Ueedi-poit srhoolhouse last Sunday allcrniou by Rev. H. Hocking, pas tor of the local M. K. church. Alex Esselsl rotll, foreman ot 111" C.ardiaer .Mili Company's logging vamp on Camp Creek, was In liardi ner : lie last of the week on business. llert Melvin believes in improvi.m his sio'-k of hogs by purchasing a pair of thoroughbred Chester Whites, which he hud shipped from Portland last week. The part of the new toad from the wharf m East liardiner lo tile point where the dyke begins bus been lin 'sheil and planked, excepting a small distance across a fill. Tall told the citizens of Douglas. the 1st and 3rd Thursday in each j Ariz., when they appealed to him fur UinUtn. VlSlUng memoeia iu Buuu proleCllou irom .WOAlciiu innii-i:. standing are respectfully Invited to attend. MARIE A. R1TER. W. M FREE JOHNSON. Sec. KEiJEKAllS, Roseburg Rebekah Lodge, No. 41, 1. O. O. F. Meets in Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and liretliren Invited to attend. .MltS. EFFIE SC1IWARZ, N. G. MltS. T1LLIU JOHNSON. Sec. ELSIE HUMPHREY, F. S. 1. O. O. F., Rising; Star IxHlge No. 174 meet in the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. ' Visiting brethren always welcome. J. 11. HARSH, N. G. CARL 011MAN, R. S. M. FICKLE. F. S. Jp . Have Your! Corset - WTl Tor You 1 V 0 km 1 Mb ' ?-'lpA IS STRICTLY CUSTOM MAD E r? L. J . IS GUARANTEED THROUGHOUT -rV'Jfcf. AND BONED WITH EITHER LJ HEX A M. MILLER feQ m M 442 E. Coni'l. Ave. Corset lei re Phone 41S-J ftgM UJ Orders also taken at 229 So. Main. naa n u n a u a u a ta" rl CHARLES A. DPAI1D !' i r j K. ot V. LODGK. Alpha Lodge No, 4 7. moota everv wednesduy evou- imr in I. O. 0. F. hall. Visiting KniclUa nlways welcome. Pay dues tn linv v. Durbin. M. of F.. at "Duds for Men" store. W. II. 13 own EN1, c. c. E. E. W1MDE11LY, K. R. S plare IhiMiist'lves whoiv Uif hulii-ts would nof reach thoiu. Harry I'anton, from White Pigeon. Mich., a cousin of Henry Vh1 w:n in t;ardimr th hint of the week ou a visit, lie left for home Saturday by the way of Portland. .Mr. Wake, from ScolieU. who ban been engaged with his two team.-, iradini; on the road between K.t:;t Cardiner and the dyke, lias finished (be work and taken his learns home. The steamer San tlahriel arrived left tor Kutfene Friday morning. 1 Mail Smiley was over from the ' Smiley farm near Five M ile l.ak1 ' Tuesday for a load of lumber to fin-; i.di the eonipleilun of his residence. The heavU'Si frost of the season occurred .Monday ni?;ht. The days ' have been warm and pleasant , but the niKlils for .some lime have been unite cohl. j 1 H. .1. MeDiannid. represent ini; Cae Mulual Life Insurance t'o., of New ; York, is in Cardiner this wei-k ou busiiu'ss connected with his company. ; .Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Iarnn were in Cardiner Tuesday l mm I heir farm on North Fork, ttadiivx unil at-! j tending to other matters of busi : nesrt. 't .1. I'.. Sawyers competent county i treasurer of loudns County, who ; a candidate for re-election wit ho ill j opposition, was a Cardiner visitor i last week. President Wilson's Mexican policy is called "Watt lit ul Waiting." Kx Presid.nl Taft railed his policy to wai il Mei.-o "1'atient Nun-tntei ven tion." Wliat is the dilleri'Hee be t ween 1 hem ? The fishermen are not uiakir.i; as tfond catches of fish this week as they did lar.t week. Ap!.irentty tin fish have parsed on up the river and Use More Light Short Hays Long Ni(dHn "Let there bo light" more, light, belter liuhl, by u.'dng tho FKERLESS Mazda lamps, either the "It" or "0." In the "C" lnn.p you will get the very latest and best. It Is the wonderful "N'itrogen" lamp that ap proaches, so nearly lo sunlight. Can be used In uny position ami should bo usosd wherever tho eyes are put to close appli cation. I'ses less current than the "B" lump, and of practi cally the same life. "II" lamp is the regular Madu, of 10-1 5-25-40 or 60 wait. Averages but little over one watt per candle power, and a life of S00 burning hours. Throw out the old, put In new it will be a saving to you. Churchilll Hardware Co. ROSEBURG, ORE. IRONMONGERS Itenienilier lo insist on (he "I KKKL1CSS." Why do yon pay dealers' prleea for maniiraettirer's boxes when yon can Ket them at the Plook Co. prion. The J. CI. in port Sunday evening tn conutianii i the hsnernien are anxiously wattin of Cant. C esterdale wiln a lai '' i for anol her run airiro ol' merrliandise for the iner t'luinls of (iardiner, llcedsporl. anil Si-ottshnri;. Mjs. Harvey and daiiKliter, loi ,uer resldenls of tile Lower I'inpiina Valley, at one time liviim on llai vey reek hut now living at Myrtle Ci-ek, were visiting rriends in Canliii'T Ihe last of tho week. I.-C. Toelley left Sunday lor i.uiio A. A. SI., Laurel Lodge No. 13. Regular Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, Roseburg, Oro. Visitors welcome. It. D. WILLIAMS, W. M. W. F. HARRIS, Secy. ,OV.L OIIDKK OF MOOSK, Rose, burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets Mon day evening of each week, at 8 o' clock In llaccabee hall. All visiting brothers are invited to attend. W. J. MOON, Dictator. H. O. PARGETEH. Secy. B, I'. (). I'.lks, ItoselmrR IMlgc, No, U-'H. Holds regular communica tions at the Elks' Temple on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each Paul Wessela was ihtwu from hi:' farm on llenlls Cret'k Tllesduy on lillsilless. Mr. We: ela. who puis in part of his time fishing, iir.s dial tile season lias biK-n a iiroiiialile one tor Ihe fishermen In general. Mrs. W. !'. .lewelt. Mrs. I(. II. Kielils anil Miss Lena llllllllis, will have been spending a few days in Portland and oilier outside poinis, ihe name given the new logging can.p; returned Ihe first of tho .week. of Vaugli & Melionald, between tun-! If anyone should noll. c Al. Perkins j nel T and Lakeside, where he will i walking around with his head high I mi be engaged for several weeks doing ; In ihe air, earing a smile that won i .'nrpontcr work. j come off, and should initiiiie tliej 'I'lie contraclors who are building i eason . you would be fold that "It'i the new road from (Iardiner to East a girl." (Iardiner moved their cook housei t s. Weeks, who Is the agent for! and bunk house this week from nearj ihe Pmific Slates Life Insurance Co., j East (Iardiner lo a point near Ihe: was In (Iardiner Tuesday and turn j :'o-oporallvc cannery. ' ed over to ivie Mnraa a cheek for1 A straw vote was taken by tli'ljinuii, tho niuount in full of his lu-j teachers who intended the teachers' .iiiraiiee ou lb" bolel ami pavilion Institute In Coos County last wc'i whlrh was reeenily burned al Win with the following resulls: for W'll- ru Hler Hay. IUH: lor Hughes, 42: for Hun-: j. t. Henderson returneit .nmun k' I ..4 -n- , Liittiii; FOR County Clerk VOTE FOR ciias. yv.clark Republican Candidate (I'll. Ailv.) son, ley. for I.. A. linker, I. month. All members requested to Motion of the W. L. .l.inile::oli, an old ex-reshlen. of th(! Lower I'nipiiua Valley, was a liardiner visitor Hie last of (he week, visilillg Ills many friends. Mr. .Ian l -son is now In the employ of the rail- ; road company and liM-s in Pfirlland. Last week Coventor W'tthyromV turned loose s per cut of the pop. j evening Irom a trip lo Ellilon. Long Prairie, where be has bee with friends and illcidi-lil lug alter Ihe inleresls of I nlilrt. Mr. Henderson sai birds did 111. I do well la.sl i:dl lug illy look lie pln-as-llial tin asin. and Quick Profits Count When you buy a sack of Hour hero and save from Ilk: lo :!0e it counts. Von can save in the same proportion ou every thing In Ihe GROCEHY LINE Buy Your Fall Supply Now and You'll Save Considerable No bad debts if you trade with us. the: cash store Sill attend regularly, and all visiting brothers arc cordially Invited to attend. E. U. STEWART, E. R. IRA D. RIDDLE. Sec'v. I. O. O. I'nion Encampment No. O. Meets in Odd Fellows' Temple, every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. J. R. I1A1LEY, C. P. E. S. (WKLKHEASE, II. P. J. I). BAILKY. R. S. JAMES EWART. F. S. I. O. O. F., I'lilletarinn IxxIko No. 8. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order In good standing are Invited to attend. O. II. PICKENS. N. O. J. D. RA1LEY, F. S. M. M. MILLER. R. S i-'W.-:,:-: NOMINEE OF THE REPUBLICAN and PROGRESSIVE PARTIES I OR STATE REPRESENTATIVE From Douglas County (Two to be Elected ) Vote 55 X - Think of this: ' I.o wo not sometimes force, that the ,e who make our laws In the Legislature should b- as broad-minded, as lair, as honest of a wide ex p. Hence with men and affairs as the judges admU.er those'.ame laws' Hollas County has r.cvc needed to elect strong men to represent h-r more than she do. s at the present time. A vote for Charles A. Ilrand on Nov. 7. will be a vole for a County and the state of Oregon. ' DAILY XVEATHKK REPORT. U. S. Weathor Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending i a. m , today. Precipitation In inches and hun dredths: Highest temperature yesteiday .."i9 Lowest temperature last night ..4'2 01 Total Precip. froi Snjt. 1 to date It Average Precip. from Sept. 1, '77 prison Why (hey have been nearly all killed oil. hut Ilia! grouse are reported to be more plentiful Ihau formerly. The road iielilion presented lo the publican friends ! county court by Hie citizens of Sol Totay deficiency Horn Kejt. 1, 'IB 2.r,i) Average Precip. Tor 33 wet sea sons (Sept. lo May, inclusive) 32.12 WILLIAM HELL. Observer. W EAT! 1 Elt FOR EC AST Main It.mchl and Sunday, warmer j picture, and " lnnlL'hf I He has pill ' ha don't some of our 1! roast Covemor W'ithycoinbe as they did ex-Oovornor West tor his prison management. The Reedsporl Fish Market will, he In I lie market the year round when the season permits, for kinds of inarki table fish, crabs.: clams, etc. Th-y an- well located and are able In handle all kinds of! fish, as above mentioned, and pay Ihe highest mark.-l price lor tin- same The new road between Wimhe in , Hay and It l.-port is progres'in:-. finely. The cuts and fills have all been completed. The remainder ol Ihe road to Wade's Flat Is through heavy timber and large stumps have; tn . r med Irom ihe right of way before grading can be done. Koid Supervisor Walker has cut down hi. working force about one-half since (he Hlls haw been completed. ! Mr. and Mr':, c. K. Kicker left last Friday for l!o:elein;. where Mrs.: Kicker will have her hands Irealed. by in. A. I'. Seller, which were j badly hut ncd miii'. time ago. In: healing, the 11. sins or the hands; hardened and com no led. and did noil yield to Hi aliiient in a very sal Is- j (i(Mjk- , , .,.; r Tongue l I factory manner. Modi hands will! Clean I, lute Liver mid have to be operated upon and proli Itowels. nitty a grafting .i'"'si- will haw lo: plilir Springs and others, petilioiiing for a new road district, has been plll'-ed ou file, but can Hid be a'-t' d upon by thai body until next S"itetn hr. as such action regarding read Is acted upon onlv in Seiileinb. r ol each year. Tho pelition was ol ' s-i nt' d loo lale to be acted ill''. ii (His yea.-. The ennl ractoi s who were tn .In the hi eel work oil the bliilrex lie twecn Keedsporl and l.ak'vdd''. hnv giwu up their contract, and .1. A .ai bary will bine charge nf I lie woik from now on. He and the work i l ew s will make Iheir beaduuartei at Iteedsport. running a wniii'ialu out rroin dial point. It will proh ablv take five or six months to (in isli the work. A CHILD GfTS CROSS, SICK AND Wm WHEN CONSIIPAUD Why Should Oregon Vote Pendleton $125,000 and one tweiily-liflh of a mill for a normal school only 1 miles from where Ihe slato owns a good plant at Weston, which reitulres hot one-forlleih or a mill an nual iiialnlenanco to put it in successful operation? Read page 2S or the voters' pniiphlot; and If you want to avoid needless taxation ,voto 309 X No Paid adverllnement --S. A. llarnes, Weslon, Or. be resorted to. i Manager Edwards, of Hie Cardiner j Til eiiler. has made several improve, j li.-ll I s III the theater this week. lie hna provided a new screen much larger than Ihe one before In use and inov. d il near Hie fronl of Hie singe, I thus enabling him to show a lalg"i MARKET REPORT. to ; . ; o 7:. to lambs Cattle Steers. JT..7 rows, $l.(JiJ to .'.00. ,sl,ci.p Wethers, $1 even, fi.7.', to t :..;:: to Js.7.".. Hogs - v..ii to $:.." Wool Val'-v. .;.':(. lo 3tc. RnctillrK farlLet, Hotter fat -:;: per lb. P.uHer - 7.',c p:T scjunre. KgKS -'". Poultry Hens, 9c to 12c, sprlngr 1 1' Potatoes -$ 1 .2"i p'T c-ntal. Cats 4eC buslu.-l. Live riiHrrdsers offer the best bar pains. Patronize Review advertiser his heller advantage, i I a larger b-n-e for; inacbli.e, which makes mo pi'- ' s a i'pea i' in in n la i l''t on i im-.-. n lie- id. s ti i. be has lemod ; i i be slag" s i at lo give more, nniiiio'laiions in the dressing $7. : Ml: rooms. Mr Kdwatdn lakes owr $s,rn' iipiM.rtiinity isD" ''is patrons the best picture : III be had. II III) al the auie time sho In lb' in In all all.H : lie manner thai i annul fail lo pbes... If your little ones tongue is coat' It is a sun- sign lie ,-lninacli. II. and bowels need it genlt", Ihnrnil cleansing at mice. When your chihl is cne-i, pe.-vlsh. liill'e. , pal". ilnesn I sle.-n. eat or a' l mil ill a if hi-ealh Is bad. : Ionia, Ii " .ill', : . t. in full of cold, thrnai s ue ,,, i lorn ll'llll CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears . cmniie,f,.iis s. Eiirn.tur. of &tcAV , (.r,nianv S i ll j ii!' I .." ;i in! Mil t !: rt,UJ-l Ml ;iit i'. ."out' li!i' it n.l 1. 1,1 s ill i;i niiv mow- ft:t o ;i ri'l uu iiKiiiii. SI- k ( lill.lr'-n iit"-)r,'t i;ikc )liir h.-trrnl'-rf "friiil Milltiinw Df iii'iilicfM lM;t'i- c ili , h i ; i "-.' it.- t Htoiiiit'-h. 1 i uml 1 i ninl Mir1. Tt-;th h h ii iriw-jt kh1.iv .! 1 h'.it I.- (,f r:(h.M nia S. ' u wlil'h ron-iiin (MifitMin (liiilrr-li !" iiil :iH'S H'V-I 11 Ks lilnilll .' IH t I:' I HOlfl ! lllfOf I! rifu iH f) II a few I X .... lil.al'.l Ij Q II. I'h. Will e I 1! V ;;::,;,.;:; J if cm me,,, fl - I I . I V."9A' In Shoots It is better to kick your self occasionally than it is to have some one else perforin the services. If the man of the house tried to do the family wasliiiu', he would appreciate Ihe above "in shoot" and kick himself three times for imposing on his wife Laundry called fur and delivered; price has not raised on account of Ihe war. Phone 79 Roseburg iiione79 Laundry 00 c,oiXhXOOCOOOOOO0OOmXK I