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TIOX LAWS I'ASKI-.TI HV LAST
IJUaSI.ATlUK IS I)ISCOVi:itKI
11Y A KOSKIil l!fi ATTOKXKY
I-AW IS K.XI'I.AIXKI).
CLERK'S DUTIES ARE INCREASED
Itfgislrrt-tl Voters Who h'llil l Vole
Within Two Veins Slay Have
Their Miiiim'k Stricken I'liim
th Itcglster.
Iloro In a new wrinkle In the elec-
llon law that was passed by the last
Legislature and a feature that haa
heretofore not been explained, at
least not In thlH part of the Mute. A
voter who registers and falls to vote
within two years has his name
striiken off the reenter.
Under the law, as interpeted by
loeal nUorneys, It will he necessary
for the county clerk to compare the
registration hooks with the poll
hooks at the liiHt primaries anil at
I lie recent general election to ascer
tain tlio names of those voters In
the county who did not vole. The
clerk will then Hend notice to these
volers. notifying that each that his
or her nanio will he taken oil the
registration books unless he returns
the card and requests that his name
bo kept on the hooks.
This feature is explained as fol
lows in the book of election laws:
"Not loss than HO days nor more
than 110 days alter the regular bien
nial election In November, 1016. and
biennially thereafter, the county
clerk shall compare the poll books
of all general and primary elections
and any other elections held through
out the county during the previous
two years, with the register of elec
tors, and If it appears than anyone
on said register who does not appear
on said poll books to have voted nt,
at least ono said election during such
period, the county clerk shall remove
Hie said card from the register of
electors.
"Saidards so removed shall be re
tained for a period of ono year nnd
then may be destroyed; Any person
whoso card is so removed from the
register of electors shall he notified
by Hie county clerk by sending a no
tice to his postoffice address as ap
pearing on said card within five days
rrom the time that his registration is
so removed. The said notice shall
be on a postal card and may he sub
stantially in the following Term:
(Then follows the form of postal
card Willi tho notification and a sluice
where the elector may state that he
still resides in tho precinct mentioned
and that he reiiuosls that his mime
remain on the register.)
"IT sal. I card Is returned within ID
days, signed by the elector, the coun
ty clerk shall file his registration
card in Its proper place In the regis
ter or electors, otherwise lie shall
permanently cancel said regis! ra
I ion."
4 Inieresllnit l;cmi Tellin
Oregon's IN-tgrj'i'.
lirantr. I'ass. An Improvement
! company Is to be Incorporated to sup
I ply water to land owners in the dis-j
I trlct north of the river.
! Portland. The Northwest Steel
j Company contemplates adding $1.
linn, (inn rolling mill to their plant,!
several hundred additional men hi
' Ing employed.
Portland held the tax Increase
down to seven one-hundredths of a
1 mill and cut $7211,001) from the bud
get.
Lakcvlew lias voted $20,000 bonds
to buy railroad right of way
Legislature asked to create the
office of state fire marshal.
Klamath Kails votes $300,000
bonds to aid California, Oregon and
Kastern Railroad.
Florence Capital to bo enlisted
for ship building plant here.
Portland to have another motor
car assembling plant on Kast Side
Henryville Coal mine here leased
and will be operated.
Slate spending $70,000 on hydro
graphic surveys with no capital go
ing Into irrigation schemes will
probably be stopped.
Portland Jitney ordinance requir
ing franchise, bond, and schedule
upheld by courts.
Portland Monarch sawmill sold
and million dollar roHing mills are
planned.
(irants Pass on Nov. 1 1 celebrated
establishment of sugar beet Industry.
When In doubt, the peoplo voted
no all over the Pacific. Coast.
Mill City Frank 1'otter will
build a shingle mill here.
Dallas J. K. Arnisby Co. has a
million pounds of prunes awaiting
shipment.
Uoseburg. Tho O. & C. land grant
lands are to bo thrown open in 1:117.
Oregon wool has recently sold In
Portland for tho highest price In
history of the atato.
It was asked In the recent farm
ers' convention "that tho Depart
ment of Agriculture confine- its ac
tivities to correcting flagrant abuses
or misdirection of work." Farmers
who believe In agricultural education
believe also In cutting down the
army of soft-banded professionals
who exploit agriculture and agricul
tural education.
Hock Island clubhouse In W'lllum
etlo Itlver to be built.
Lincoln County may bridge Yn
iiulna Itlver near tho bead of the bay.
Decline of political excitement will
glvo business a chance to revive.
Pendleton woolen mills book $20,
000 order for marching uniforms.
Electrification of S. P. lino from
Whlleson lo Corvallls to bo com
plete January 1.
One or Hill lines adds 5 per cent
lo all who get under $200 a month.
CO N Tl t A CT A W A 1 1 1 1 : I .
Sloan's Liniment tor Neuralgia Achea
The dull throb or neuralgia Is quick
ly relieved by Sloan's Liniment, tho
universal remedy Tor pain. Knsy to
apply; It quickly penetrates without
rubbing and soothes tho sore muscles.
Cleaner nnd more promptly otlectlvo
than mussy plasters or ointment;
does not stain tho skin or clog the
pores. For stirf muscles, chronic
rheumatism, gout, lumbago, sprains
and strains It gives quick relief.
Sloan's Liniment reduces the pain
and Inflammutluit In Insect bites,
bruises, bumps nnd other minor In
juries to children, (let a bolllo today
at your Druggist, 25c.
WASHINGTON', Nov. Secre
tary Daniels has awarded contracts
ror two destroyers to Ihe Mare Is
land Navy Yard, at San Francisco.
Oil., al a cost of $!HiS,l!ir each.
Changing seasons onng Celdt.
"SI uf rod up heart," cloggod-up nose,
light chest, sore throat are anro signs
of cold, and Dr. King's New Dlscovory
Is suro relief. A dose of this com
bination of nnllseptlc balsams soothes
I ho I i l l I al I'd inemhrnnc, clears tho
head, loosens the phlegm, you breathe
easier and ronll.e your cold is broken
up. Treat a cold persistently; half
way measures leavo a llngerln
cough. Take Dr. King's New Discov
ery until your cold is gone. For 47
years tho favorlto remedy for young
and old. At your Druggist, 6uc.
CAItll Oh' THANKS.
liAii.itii.vi) woiiii I'Iuh;i;i:ssim;
Knglnccr L. (1. Hicks reports that
lie new tuts ;12 loams ami -10 men
at woi k on the grade fur the Sutli
i'Iiii, Coos Hay ti Eastern Itailrnad,
iM-ini; constructed by the Itirnch Thn
lc r Cntniaiiy, says Ihe Hut lltM'lltl
Sun. KM-elli-iit wi-ulhcr conditions
have permuted or tho work being
carried fmward In a most satisfac
tory manner, and It Is oupoctotl that
the second unit of tho line will be
completed willlin the next tow weeks.
Wo desire lo lake this means of
thanking our many irlends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted us
during the Illness and following Ihe
death of our infant child. We are
especially thankful to those who pre
scnlcil the beautiful floral offerings
which hanked Ihe casket of our loved
one.
Kit. KAISDIt IMYIMi HIT.
As the restill of an eleitlen bet,
Dr. W. I-'. KiiImt Is glowing a beauti
ful 1 1 op of alfalta on his lace. sns
the Kiddle Till. line. Dr. Kaiser
agreed Willi .1. I), ('iiiniilt that In the
event of Wilson's election lie would
grow a beard, anil while the pav
ilion! of Ihe bet does not add any at
traction to the appearance or urn
local physician, it marks him as a
man who can make good.
.Mli. AND MHS. WILLIAM I.ONli.
The Pacific Highway rrom the
bridge across the Sotilh I'mpuua
north or Kiddle to a point beyond
the .1. J. fhudulfk home is being
reconiiiru.led and surfaced with
crushed ruck by a force of men un
der Ihe direction of supervisor Peter
I'laiu. says tho Kiddle Tribune. Tho
enmity rock crusher Is being operated
on the river bar. which Is supplying
lliti materials. The road has boon
grade, I up. Ihe coarse rock is first
placed, and tho finer screenings are
being used for Ihe finish.' This nl eee
of road was in hud shnpc lasl winter.
nil! I lie work t hat is now being done
Is believed will make a very line
roadway uf permanent character.
-M-MM"M-M"J"HM"M:
iiritM ii in ritisoN. "jT
I II 'It 111(1 M 1 K, till., .Nov.
4- 23- An unidi'lltilieil man,
held in the town Jail for In-
toxlcation, was burned to
death In bis coll last night
when bis assassin, after shooi-
J Ing lit 111 . sot fire to tho jail. !
J Oil was squirted through the
window bolero the building
! was sot In names. No motive
! for the mysterious murder has
u boon ascertained. Ihe pcrpe
triitor of last night's remark-
able crime has not boon dis- j
J covered. 1
HAVE COLUH IN YOUR CHEEKS
Bo Better Looking Take
Olive Tablets
Tf your skin is yellow complexion
pallid tongue coated--appetite povr
you have a had i.imc in your mouth a
l.ifv. im-kihkI feeling jou should take
I'livr "lal.lcis.
Dr. l-.lw.irds Olive Tablets a sub.
stitnte it.r ealoni, I -vvcic picparcd by
l)r I dwanls ,iinr 17 years of study
vv Mil his patients.
Dr. Kdwards' Olive Tablets arc a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. Vuu will know them by their
olive e.dor.
To have a dear, pink skin, bright eves,
llo pimples, a ieebiig of buovaney like
lllilillio.sl ,lay yn hum tret at the
Dr. I;dw.lnl' line Tabids act
liver and h.ivvcls likr . . I. .... I . . . I !
ATTEMPTKU UOIJ) VP,
Aa 3. V. Hate and ti. (i. kiog
plana dealers ot Medford, wero
traveling north by automobile a few
nights ago in the vicinity of Roberts
mountain, an unknown man stepped
into the road directly ahead of them
and waived a burning handkerchief
at llieiii. l uv melt nuaimiiiaj inut
11. tl,o ltn,lu,l vi.H,na nt n
hold up and speeded up their car.
Although they were somewhat
trightened, they escaped without be
ing molested.
Will
OI'KX OKFICKS.
The Little Colonel at the liatlle of Petersburg, In "The llirth or a Na
tion," coming to the Antler's Tbeiler, November 2!l and :ii).
Dr. C. L. Pearson, who returned
here recently alter several months
' spent at Aneorage, Alaska, will opeu
I ,lnt..l fria I., Iha ll-.annb I,llll,lin7
within the next few weeks. He has
already ordered his equipment and
the same is expected to arrive here
soon. Dr. Pearson is well known in
Uoseburg, where he was formerly en
gaged in the dental business for a
number of years.
KKCOIil) COIt.N VIKI.II.
Thos. W. Hervey place on Clarks
Ilranch he gathered :',70 bushels of
corn 71 bushels per acre.
N. D. Habb has made the best rec
ord yield of corn per acre reported The Pollyanna serves as good a
this season, says the Myrtle Creek cup of chocolate or coffee as can he
Mall. From a flve-acru field on the had anywhere at any price.
OI'FK'KKS CHOSKX.
Rising Star Lodge, No. 174, I. O.
O. last Friday night elected the
following officers for the ensuing
term; V. S. Powell, N. (!.; J. II.
Itoese, V. 0.; Carl Ohman, R. S.; M.
Fickle, F. S.; A. S. Hunt, Theas.
2
tamt.
en tlie
lli dangerous after elicits. K
Thcv start the bile and overcome con. I f.
Solution. That's why millions of hocj 1 W.
are sold annuallv at UK- and J5c per ! f
GO
PRICES
SELL! SELL! SELL! ARE THE ORDERS
Another Unmerciful Price Cut
Tomorrow starts a terrific price smash on all yard
goods. Hundreds of yards Dress Goods, Silks in fact
every bolt of yardage in the store, priced for quick selling
in tomorrow's downward crash of prices.
IT MUST BE DONE!
Prices throughout this store to wind up close out this stock
in the shortest possible time offering price sensations from
day to day, for our reorganization plans demand a thorough
"sellout" of all stocks.
READ EVERY ITEM!
KNIT TABLE PAD- DRESS CREPE. BATH ROBE MA
DING, REG $1.25 REG. 65c TERIAL, REG. 40c
Ml 50c 35c i 20c
FIGURED ORGAN- TABLE PADDING CREPE WAISTING
DIE. REG. 25c REG 50c YARD REG. 30c
17c "30c 17c
SILK ORGANDTP SERPENTINE SILK MARQUI-
KIMONA CREPE. SETTE. 36 IN. WIDE.
50c REG. 17 l-2c REG. 65c
30c 12c 35c
MEN'S $3.00 & $3.50 MEN'S $1.00 & $1.25 ' BOYS' SUITS. REG.
HATS CAPS $5.00
$2.19 69c $2.49
SELLING OUT THE
iquare Store Stocks
Lewis Bros. & Co. of Spokane in charge
QFFlCEHi) WEKK tWWKX,
At tbf regular meeting of fllili
tarian lodge, I. O. O. F., of this city,
held Saturday night, officers for the
ensuing term were elected as fol
lows: V. T. Jackson, N. O.; F.. I.
Perry, V. G.; A. J. Geddes, H. S.;
3, B. Bailey, F. S.; V. T. Wright,
and R. P. McLendon, sex-
in the first degree was
put on during the evening.
he remd as IIkM m tjo tr cent
may be substituted fo-fnb'Mree tbe
old road of ifO poj-ent.
treasurer,
ton. Work
KOAU AKOI XK HOOVKlt HILL.
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There Was Nothing So Good for
Congestion and Colds ,
aa Mustard '
But the old-fashioned mustard-plaster
burned and blistered while it acted. You
can now get the relief and help that
mustard plafters gave, without the plas
ter and without the blister. i
Musterole does it. It is a clean,
white ointment, made with oil of
mustard. It is scientifically prepared,
so that it works wonders, and yet
does not blister the tendcrest skin.
Just massage Musterole in with the
finger tips gently. See how quickly
Cermond would have been on the "Brings reiier now. spceuny uic
ground today, although considerable , Pa'n disappears,
office work on the same project will' Use Musterole for sore throat, bron
be done pending the return- of more chl."s' tnsilitis, croup, stiff neck,
agreeable weather. Mr. Gern.ond a.stl,maI n."ralea, headache conges
stated that with four miles of new , P''"s iflle"frn wv'
road, the Hoover mountain will be Pain? "i ach" Lba, ; ' J - ?'
entires avoided whe grades on the gf. ?e"4Cdib ?Si
Ueginning on some ot the more
Important surveys for the elimina
tion of grades and bad roads on (lie'
route of the proposed Camas Valley
and Coos Bay highway, County Sur
veyor M. H. Germond tod:iy com
menced the preliminaries for avoid-(
Ing the notorious Hoover Mountain, I
near OlaUu. But for the rain, Mr.
on
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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TnLe olhcr- Buy of your V
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It 1 A 41 0. Ml ItltAMI iMIJ.S, ft.rlia
yeais known as Ilest.Snfet.AlivavsHelllila
SJLO BV DRUGGISTS EVERVWKEBE
(it often prevents pneumonia).
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Hartridge Whipp
BARITONE
This Celebrated Pacific Coast Singer will
Render a program of Popular Classical
Songs at the M. E. Church Tuesday even
ing November 28th. Auspices of the
COME
g Admission
ROSEBURG MUSICAL CLUB
Songs for Everyone
50c and 75c
START SAVING NOW
JAMKS J. HII.ij
Than whom perhaps no greater financier ever lived, and a man near
to the heartK of the working classes, said:
"If you want to know whether you are destined to bo a suc
cess or a failure in life you can easily find out. The test Is simple
nnd It Is infallible. ARE SOW A II L 10 TO SAVK MONEY? If not,
drop out. You will lose. You may not think you will lose, but
you will lose as sure as you live. The seed of success Is not In
you."
I-KT I'S SHOW YOU HOW TO SAVK YOl'R MOXKY.
Not that you may have to do nothing in later years, but that you will
have something to do something with.
Your Savings Each r Your Check at
Month Maturity
J 2.50 per month earns $ dnO.OO at maturity
$ 5.00 per month earns $ ,000.00 at maturity
f 10.00 per month earns $ 2,000.00 at maturity
$15.00 per month earns $ 3,000.00 at maturity
J20.00 per month earns $ 4.000.00 at maturity
$25.00 per month funis $ 5,000.00 at maturity
$30.00 per month earns $ 6,000.00 at maturity
$35.00 per month earns $ 7,000.00 nt maturity
$40.00 per month earns $ 8,000.00 at maturity
$45.00 per month earns $ 3.000..00 nt maturity ,
$60.00 per month earns $10,000.00 at maturity
WK SAVK MOXKY TOGKTHKIt. WE I.K.M) MOXKY TO KACH OTHKIt.
WK H1VII1K Al-Ii ritOKITS WITH KACH OTHKK.
THK I-ACll'IC 111 M.lllNtJ & I.OAX ASSOCIATION
Tncomn, Washington.
SI. V. ltlCR, ltepiesvnliitivo.
, All , In, ........ r .i . ... . ' -'A
nightly and note the pleasing results.
Panama-California
Exposition
Remains open at San Diego until
llec. 31st. It is well worth the time
that It takes to see. The cost of your
trip will be low.
WINTER EXCURSION FARES
FROM ROSEBURG
Los Angeles
$50.20
San Diego
$56.70
On Sale Daily, Return Limit April 30
Three Daily Trains Shasta Houte.
Ask local agent for information.
John M. Scott, (ienernl !nstngir
A Kent, I'onlniul, Ore.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
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