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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOOT EVE.VIXG ROSEBURQ REVIEW,., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1016. EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW 1SSCED DAILY EXCEPT SCXDAI BY REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY Entered at Roseburg, Oregon, Post office as Becond class matter. JU WIWBERLY. DAILY Per year, by mall $3.00 Per month, delivered 60 I'er week, delivered 15 SEMI-WEEKLY Per year 2.00 Six tnontliB 1.00 AI'TEItTll(r;llTS. Pence and prosperity. It was "the winning of the went. Wilson wins 30 slates, Hughes IS The people, not the politicians, still rule. The people want good servico not Jobs for politicians. Nobody will want to be a "Mars ters candidate" hereafter. The "single tax" measure was de feated by 75.000 or more. "Vole 'er straight" is a "dead one" presldenlially and otherwise. Oregon Is to be "very dry" here after, according to Tuesday's elec tion. l'robably Judge Hughes now real izes thai it was a case of "too much Teddy." The East has at last discovered that there la a western half to the United States. Every slate on the Mexican border goes for Wilson. They appreciate being kept out of war. It is again fully demonstrated that "nobody loves a knocker" either locally or otherwise. Ten out of the twelve suffrage states went for WIIhoii. The "golden special" must have done good work. To the new Legislature cot ofl useless boards and commissions. Oregon needs the lax money for roads. Every statu west of Iowa and South Dakota, except Oregon, went Tor Wilson, and fills state came very near doing the sumo. Let's make 11 unanimous. Let's all forget politics for a long time to come and go ahead and at tend to business. There Is more of it to be attended to than ever before In our Nation's history. Mrs. Alexander Thompson, of The Dalles, a brilliant Wilson campaign er, was elected Joint representative from her district. A line compliment to the women of Oregon. Since the west won the presidency, why not have a western candidate next time? Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. l.nne or Senator Cham berlain would grace the White House. Washington going for Wilson by over 10,000 shows what a fake that lumber lurlfr bogey was. Campaign "spellbinders" will have to get some thing besides tariff to talk about hereafter. With tax limitation In effect the taxpayers of Oregon will have a chance. In the next four years, to bring the business nnd Industries up to a level with the taxes they have been required to pay. It will ajso put an end to further extravagant legislative appropriations. The gov ernor can also cut out special jobs sturk Into the general appropriation bill. I'OK WORM) PKAtT,. Among the many proposals for or ganizing the civilized world for peace. Sir l-Mward tirey. secretary of for eign nfrairs of the British govern ment, has recently endorsed the plan of former President Taft, which not only declares for an international peace agreement, but also provides for Insuring peace by force If neces sary, by means of the exercise of Joint military and naval power. Such an agreement, of course, would put an end to the secret treat ies now existing between various countries as to offensive nnd delen slve co-opcratlon In the event of wai. Instead would be a common martial lorce made up of units of all peace treaty nations, whose business II would be to see that no nenl to arms Is taken In International con Iroversies. it should make a com men spirit of co-opcrnlton instead of the present rivalries, s,nd contribute to the strengthening of (he structun of modern civilization. The approval of the Tut't peace plan by Sir Kdward llrey will go far to ward centralizing llrltlsh opinion in this behalf. With lircnt llrllnin would probably stand the allies, and no doubt when the present war end tlermanp and Austria will be fuvor ahle to any reasonable plan that will insure peace In Ibe future and make certain a long period for the rehabll lalion of commerce and Industry. Seattle Pnst -1 ntelllci-ncer. TO SHAVE Ml STAtilE Simon Cam, h lorn I elm tiler, tliin morn Inn itnnoutH-wt Mm Intention of h h h v i n k off Ilia monMiulu Inter in the week. In m-conlatire with a wuecr made with Henrne Chandler, who was formerly coiintMtetl with the Itoun liiH County Creamery. M r. Caio pledged hln -onfidenec In Mr HiiKhen, while Mr. Chandler contend f'd that I'reHldenl Wilson would be re-elerted. CASTOR I A For Infants and 'Children In Use For Over 3D Years Always bears the . Eitftisture of BETTER THAN CALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a Harmless Substitute Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the sub stitute for calomel are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. They are the re sult of Dr. Edwards' determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. Mis efforts to banish it brought out these little olive-colored tablets. These pleasant little tablets do the good that calomel does, but have no bad after effects. They don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. Thev take hold of the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Calomel sometimes plavs havoc with the gums. So do strong liquids. It is best not to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets take its place. Most headaches, dullness and that lazy feeling come from constipation and a disordered liver. Take Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets when you feel "Inggy" and "heavy." Note how they "clear" clouded brain and how they "perk up" the spir its. 10c and 25c a box. All druggists. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. C. H. Shipman, of filenbrook, was In Itoseburg today looking after business matters. Mark Tlsdale, a Sutherlln banker, pent the day In this city looking af ter business affairs. A. ('. Ilarnckhoff, of Portland, ment the day in Itoseburg looking after business affairs. W. It. Vinson, of Coles Valley, tpent the day in Itoseburg looking ifter business matters. Henry Ibrhflold, of Drew, arrived here lust evening to spend a few days on business, Mr. lianlield was a witness hofore the grand Jury last evening. Miss Maher, of Portland, a nurse :ont by the stuto health officers, ar rived this morning and later left for tiddle to attend a case of scarlet ever. Dr. W. F. Kaiser, of Kiddle, nr Ived hero last night to spend a few lays on business. Dr. Kaiser is quite veil known here, where he has many riends. Kev. J. K. Hawkins, at one time nistor of the local Mclhodisl Episeo uil Church, but of bile of Oregon ;lty, arrived hero last evening to pond a few days. Charles llobbs, a Glendnle mall airier, arrived here last night to ppear ns a witness before the grand ury. Mr. llobbs Is the owner of the otoiiioblle which was stolen recent- y by Harry Sapp. Snpp was arrest d at llornbrook. t'al., and was later uirrendered to Ibe officers at Van ouVerv Wash. .Mrs.'C. K. Kicker, who underwent 1 skin grafting operation at Mercy lospltal some lime ago, was dismiss al from that institution today. She vlll accompany Air. Kicker homo to night. .Mr. Kicker was culled here lo serve on the Jury during the No vember term of Circuit Court, but was excused today by Judge Hamil ton. In payment or a bet made several lays ago, Simon Cure, the clolbler. his morning allowed It. It. Turner, if the local United Stales Land Of Ico, to display a huge and atlract vo photograph of President Wilson n the show windows of the former's 'stuhllshment. " llcneath the pholo- vraph are several verses of poetry irlglnated by Mr. Turner. 8top the First Cold. A cold does not get well of II self. flio process of wearing out n cold eurs you out, and your cough bo urnes serious IC neglected. Hacking :oughs drain the energy nnd sap tho vitality. For 47 years the happy com 'Jtnntlon of soothing antiseptic bnl- mills in nr. Kings New Discovery ins Healed coughs nnd relieved con gestion. Young nnd old . can testify o the effectiveness of Dr. King's New Oiscovery for coughs nnd colds. Buy a bottle today at your Druggist, 60o. Al'TO STAGK LINK DEPOT. Dully stages and antes for Marih lold and all Coos Day points, also lr Peel nn, I 1 11 1 I,... t u, Lapp's grocery store. 133 Sheridan liieet. voaa pnm ror proauce along he line. Keill estnle rnn r.Mirtllu K. 'ought or exchanged though the inssi i ailvernsi'iuents In The Re lew. A Want A,lv will l.rl,. ...... intlsfartory results nt small cost. f PRESSING J&1 mJii afiiioi:ku,T,'c. Is Our Business but we make no claims In the way fif making new men out of obi ones by pressing out their Joints and other deformities, but we ran make your old clothes look like new by our I'p.to-dntc Method of cleaning nnd pressing them. This will atld greatly to your personal ap pearance. A trial will convince you of this fact. Phone 1277 HI J N. JfttkMin Imperial Cleaners fffiff) All Classified AdTeTtUement In. serted new today will be found on Pane 8, under "New Today" tieaa MISt'ELLANEOl'S. 100 EASY MONEY. Kalomlte j harmless to hands or clothes. Wash I wnnoui ruooiug. LESSON'S ON MANDOLIN, Guitar, Violin, Uunjo. See Ferguson at Parslow & Hell's. PLENTY or money to loan on good real estate security. Agent Mort gage Company Holland America. Isaac Best, Grants Pass. Ore. I'Ql.1 U'llOMlTK Re A WASH No washboard slavery or rubbing requireu. iraiseu oy seven uuuu red thankful women. Sold by I'ursiow ec nen. WANTED WANTED. Experienced chocolate d i pper at the Hose Confectionery WANTED. 150 or 200 ewes. Please give price, age and breed. Address W. V., care of Iteview. GIRL WANTIOD. For doing house work. Call on Mrs. A. H. Berg, 34 S N. Stephens, cor, Washington. WANTED. Good work horse, must be good puller, 1100 to 1200 lbB. Phone 56. Staggs & Son, North Itoseburg. WANTED. Potatoes, onions, eggs, poultry, veal, pork, wheat, oats, and hides. Spot Cash llasket Gro cery, 238 N. JackBon St. WAXTKD. Kelinblo girl for general housework, every convenience; two In family. Phone L'OU-lt. Call Mrs. .1. I.. Hoggs, 710 K. Douglas. FOR KENT. FOR KENT. House on North Rose street. Inquire at the creamery. FOR KENT. Nice sleeping room, with bath", in private fumlly. For Information phone 225-L. FOR KENT CHEAP. Ranch of 15 acres, with good house and barn, 2 j miles from Itoseburg. Phone 27-F14. FOR HAI.K AND TRADE CORN FOK SALE at 801 West Mosher. Plrone JH-J. FOR SALE. 5-passenger car, price reasonable. Phone 3H8-.1. 10-ACKE fruit ranch for sale or real, cfose in; easy terms. See Pat. Flllt SALE. Steam boiler and en- gine, about (i II. P. I'llune 16-F 2. I'OlT SALE. iiulbs of all kinds at 121 Cuss St. Mrs. F. D. Owen, Florist. FOR SALE. City transfer, doing good business. J. A. Barge, Suth erlln, Oregon. FOR SALE. Single cylinder Indian motorcycle. Price $25. Itoseburg Hicyele Shop. THREE buggies and harness or sale or trade. What have you to ex change? Call at 143 South Kane. .'OKI) FOK SALE At sacrifice. Call at Rice's garage, cor. Wash ington & Rose, for demonstration. 'OR SALE. Flno driving horse, years old, weight 1050. Will sell cheap or trade for liny. Phone lli-K 2. FOR SALE. One 2i Mitchell wagon, high seat, good order; 1 6-lon tr ck. inquire J. F. Culver, Itoseburg. FOR SALE. Limited quantity A-l wheat, also 125 bu. second grade. Address R. F. D. No. 1, Hex 112, Itoseburg. MIXED oals nnd vetch seed for sale. 2 cents pound; also clear vetdi seed. Phone 10-F 4. Mrs. Anna M. Long. Cleveland. FOK SALE. Chevrolet automobile. Vsed four months. For sale cheap If taken at once. Apply 326 East Cass street, phone 308-J. The Fitzgerald place. In Flournoy Valley, containing 240 ncres. for $5500; terms. .1. E. Fitzgerald, trustee. Marshfleld. Oregon. FOK SALE. Stock ranch $12 per acre. Hood outside range. 40 acres creek bottom. Terms. C. Merrill. 504 Mill St. Phone KIS-Y. FIRST CLASS PKl'NE TREES $S0 per thousand for 15 days. Not Irrigated whole roots. C. Mer rill. 501 Mill St. Phone 1IIS-Y. KOH SAT-K. One New York clutch control for Ford car; puts a per manent neutral In rord. hnstly and qvlrkly Inst illed. Phone f3. KOU HKN'T OH SA1.K CMKAIV 9 acres well Improved bottom laud mile to Rood school 7 ml. frun ItosehuiR. Address Uox 1M I'ot tace drove. Oregon. FOH SALK OH THAIUS. Five hacks, will trnilo for hay or Rrain or sell for cash; also four automobiles for sale. Apply to either Louis Kohl hnnen or John Hanks. FOR SALE - Prune orchard. 12 yrs old. Small payment down, balance on 10 yrs. time at 6 per cent House and barn on place C. Mer rill. 5 01 Mill St.. Phone I3S-V FOK SALE. No reasonable offer re fused. - 3 lots, 5-room house, barn, on North Jackson SI : nice lawn and berries, fine location Call at 1137 North Jackson St. FOR SALE CHEAP. -Ranch of 12 it acres, part tillable nnd part 1 1 : - ber; 3 tulles from Riddle. Water piped In house. m Inquire of owner, 11 So. Main street, Roseburg, FOR SALE. Three 25-foot lots and house with five rooms, bath and pantry. 324 East First Ave,, North. $2,000 if taken soon. W A. Thornton, E. Douglas street. DVKOC JKKSKV IK A It FOK $ Very fine, large, registered boar. 18 months old, out of the famous prize sow Sun klst Lady Wonder. Fee $2.50. At the Overland Orchards. Phone 31-F5. . CHARLES A. BRAND. 4. A X X O I' X C KM 10 X T. The biggest and finest dance of the season is on the way. The Third An nual Military Hall will be given on Thanksgiving under the direction of the local military organizations, the 4th Coast Artillery Co. and the Sani tary detachment. Preparations are being completed for a long and en joyable program. Dancing will con tinue until 2 a. m. at the option of patrons. Excellent music and an ex cellent floor are assured. COMMITTEE. NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING. Notice Is hereby given to the legal voters -of School District No. 4, of Douglns County, State of Oregon, that a school meeting of said District will be held at tho High School As sembly Hall on the 25th day of No vember, 1016, at 2 o clock in the afternoon to vote on the proposition of levying a special district tax.. The total amount of money needed by the district during the fis cal year beginning on June Hllh, 11116, and ending on June l!)th, lOlTr Is estimated In tho fol lowing budget anil Includes the tmounts to be received from the county school fund, state school fund, special district tax, and all other moneys of the district: lilldgl't. Teachers' salaries $32,000 furniture 2,500 Apparatus and supplies, such us maps, chalk, erasers, stoves, curtains, etc 500 Library books 200 Repairs to schoolhouses, out buildings or fences 1,000 Improving grounds 500 Innitor s wages 2, Mill lanltor's supplies 250 P 700 Light and water 7 00 Insurance 1,250 ('lerk's salary 420 Postage and stationery .... 100 For the payment of bonds, warrants, notes and other Indebtedness, contracted prior to May 22, 1015, and for interest thereon .... 8,480 For the payment of bonds. warrants, notes, and other indebtedness contracted on or after May 22, 1915, and for interest thereon 3,751) Manual training 750 Miscellaneous 500 Total estimated amount of money to be expended for all purposes during the year $56,000 Estimated Receipts. From county school fund during tho coming school year $ 8.200.00 From state school .fund during the coining school year 2.I105.00 Estimated amount to be received from all other sources during the coin ing school year 3,433.452 Total estimated receipts. not Including the money to be received from the tax which It Is proposed to vote $14,328.62 Recapitulation. Total estimated expenses for the year $56,000.00 Total estimated receipts not including the tax to be voted 14,328.62 Halance. amount to be raised by district tax ..$41,671.38 We estimate that n levy of 10 mills will be required to produce the amount of special tax money shown above. Dnted this 24th day of October. 1010. K. L. MILLER, d Chairman Hoard of Directors At lest: KOSCOE N. flKEF.N. District Clerk. Why Is a bakery like a meat shop? Iloenuso thoro'a bakln' there! Old Mother Iliibhanl Went to the cupboard To ire her oor doR a bone. Itut she was mistaken Tor ho hail ordered some llnron of n that morning. And so the poor doff bad none! Have yon tried our fine Hreakfast llrtron yet? Thp FrnnAmv Market ,..v...j ' Oeo. Kuhlhagen, Prop., Phone ft. TRUES. I can furnish any kind of Fruit or urnamental Trees In any quan tity from the famous Toppenish Nur sery. Special prices on ltallon prunes. L. A. MARTIN, Roseburg. Oregon. PROFESSIONAL CARDS L. H. SANDBLAST Attorney-at-Lntt Perkins Building, rtoseburg, Oregon. DENTISTRY Special attention given porcelain finings. Prices reasonable aa any in the city on all work. J. R. CHAPMAN, D. D. S. Phones: Office 282, Res. 405-R. Office rear of Review Bldg., Rose burg, Oregon. DRS. SNELL DC LAPP Osteopathic Physician Phones Office 119. Res. 216-L, 421-L 207 Perkins Bldg., Roseburg, Ore. DR. N. PLYLER Licensed Chiropractic Physician 222 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Oregon Phone 15-2. Consultation and Examination Free. Office Hours, 9 to 6. Sundays and evenings by appoint ment. THE HEIXLINE SCHOOL OF PIANO MUSIC. lra. Charles Helnllne, Director Mrs. Max Combs, Assistant Teacher Beginners a specialty. Concert Pianists developed. Morning classes In Kindergarten, children called for and taken borne. Studio 423 Ella St. Phone 33-R. NEW COUNTY MAP Showing railroad landB, price $1.50 L. O. HICKS, Surveyor P. O. Box, 477, Roseburg 223 PerkinB Bldg. Phone 21. DR. O. B. WADK PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phones: Office, 384; Res. 126-R. Rooms 41S-416, Perkins Building. .MISS PEARL STl'ART Graduate Nurse Phone 1G9. Res. 218 S. Jackson DRS. SEELY, S ETHER A STEWART Physicians and Surgeons Suite of Offices Rear of Douglas Na tional Bank, Ground Floor. . Phone 367. ROSEBURO - - - - OREGON Office flours: Phones: 10 to 12 a. in. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. m. Res: Main 172 DR. LUCETTA SMITH Physician Women and Children Diseases a Specialty. Office: Masonic Bldg. Second Floor COLLECTION EXPERT make a HpeduUy of so-called had d t-tits and dead accounts. No bill too large or Joo small Jar my personal attention. CHAS. E. GRAY Office Masonic Temple, Roseburg. R.ICE & RICE Real Estate, Investments, Insurance and Loans. Twenty-Five of the Largest Old Line Insurance Co's. We can give you the most protection for your money. We give you service and are always on the job. Large County Map Shows Railroad laud. New proposed railroads, Sutlier liu, Roseburg aud Carnes Sections, trails, Crater Lake, mines, fruit lands. $1.50 L. G. HICKS Civil Engineer 2S3 Perkins Bldg. Phone 21 Roseburg, Oregon. Rural Credit Loans PLENTY OF MONEY For good furm loans. The only safe loan for the farmer. Low Interest and long time. RICE lb R IC E Exclusive Agents G. W. Young cSl Son REAL ESTATE Bonds. Loans, Rentals Fire Insurance, Notary Public 116 CASS ST. PHONE 417. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 5 a. m., today: Precipitation In inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 56 Minimum temperature 41 Precipitation 04 Total precip. since 1st of mo. 2.03 Normal precip. ror this month 4.37 Total precip. from Sept. 1 to date 3.05 Average precip. from Sept. 1, '7 7 5.01 Total deficiency rrom Sept. 1, '16 1.96 Average precip. for 39 wet sea- sons (Sept. to May. inclusive32.12 i WILLIAM HELL, Observer.' WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Saturday; cooler tonight. BULL FOIY SERV1CK. Good grade Red Durham. Terms 12 in advance, with return privileges. at Farmers' Feed Shed. Wanted! 15 Teams for Railroad Work at Sutherlin, Oregon Roach Timber Co. STOP AT Hotel Grand Cass St., Roseburg, Or. NEW YORK CAFE a. WONG, M..nacr OI'KV DAY AND NIGHT MEALS AT ALL HOI'RS Regular meals 25 cents Chicken dinner Sundays from 12 noon to 2 p. m. Chop Suey, Noodles, PreBh Oysters, Fish, Etc., at all times. Corner Jackson & Washington fits COMFORTABLE BEDDING 2 11). Carded Wool Rats, one piece, only $2.25 ea. 2 lb. Carded Wool Rats covered with cheese cloth, only $3.25 each. Light fluffy and warm. Make an ideal bed covering. No home is complete without a serving tray. We have them in a Variety of shapes and sizes. Mahogany finish, with glass 1oitoms, underlaid with cretonne. Special at 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 Each. Just received a large shipment of rugs all sizes. A. J. LILBURN & SON COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Paying an Is "paying for a dead little lumher brings a horse. A Stabled Horse Requires Less Feed KENNY LUMBER COMPANY The North Side Grocery Has full line of Best Quality Groceries, Flour and Feed to Sell. Wheat by the sack. We buy eggs. Alton S. FreyV Prop. SHOOT WITH A KODAK and send your films to us (oi - DEVELOPING AND PRINTING Best work at moderate prices. Kodaks, Eastman Photo Supplies I ROSEBURG BOOK CO. I Roseburg. Oregon. I Review Want Ads. bring results. INSURANCE EXPERTS WE KNOW HOW to write your policies to give you the great est amount of protection. WE GIVE SERVICE to our clients. Rice & RICE .1 Mrs. F. D. Owen Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets PHONES Greenhouse 0-F12 City 414 Real Estate City and Farm Property, Timber Lands GEORGE RITER 122 West Oak Street Mrmber Portland faulty Board Douglas hide and Junk Company Highest Cash Market Prices Paid for Hides, Furs, Wool, Copper, Brass, Auto Tires, Rags and nil kinds of Junk. We also buy and sell tools, belting, blocks and machinery. Square Deal to AH Our Motto Call Phone 219.. Main & Oak Roseburg Oregon Ejection Bet horse," hut paying for a stable that protects the