Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, May 25, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextKOOTBfna ITBWW-HEVrKW, Tt'KHIAV, MAT tH, IMO. practical way to form tat party; be was the .first to suggest the name, end Greeley, through hia paper, which had the largest circulation and inffbence of any journal In the coun try at that time, gave his valuable aid in making the party project and xame known to tbe country." The first national republican con vention was held In Philadelphia two ears later. For Colds, Catarrh or Influenza KOSEBUEiB Strawberry Carnival First Meeting of Republicans Recalled and Was Held Near Chicago. ."- irr 1 n t i A 0 CONNECTED 5 D A YS WITHBIGCONVENTION 1-4 - 3 n CLEVELAND NOTES. 5 DAYS 8SSMAY 25 5-NIGHTS Starting eRoseburge Strawberry Carnival MlCatholic School Grounds.y ; .Opposite Aimory FOLEY AND BURK'S 2-Ping Trained Animal Hippodrome Mammoth Circus Side'Show, Picturesque Hawai ian Village, exiting Monkey Auto Races; Jazz Whirl, Bug House, Ferris Wheel and $10,000 Merry-Go-Round. Arundel, cn-o tunen PhOM 18IL. W wish and polish cars it Ver- i garage. IKed Seal Batteries and Sparkers Churchill Hdw. Co. 209 acres within nine mtlea of Wand:' 15 acres of prunes, or IcU 25 acrea ajebearing ana re- ninit 10 acres or 5 year oia trees. kllmated yield tflls"year 4000 bush- 10 acrea of apples, pears, wai sts and cherries: 30 acrea In grain, ilanoe pasture and fine saw timber, sro running streams through place, troom house, barn and other out fatldinfts. 6 tunnel prune dryer. Ice 115,000. See N. Rice for fur- r particulars. Green's tire shop does retreading. Bprella Corsenere. Clara Co rum. rkone, 402-R. til W. Wash. U. We pay the highest price for Cas-c-v bark. Berger's Bargain Store. We pay the highest price for Cas cara bark. Berger's Bargain Store. Poultrymen get your kale plants from Eiarl Vosburg, 701 Fullerton, SOe per 100. Winchester flashlights and batter ies. Just try one and you will be happy. Churchill Hdw. Co. Lime-sulphur spray, sulphur for fertilizer, sulphur for plant dusting, lime In Bbls., arsenate of lead, black leaf forty. Umpqua Valley Frull r'nlon. CARNIVAL SLOGANS: I'm Hot, I'm Tired, J m Thirsty, .11 Want a Drink." I'll get it at THE REXALL FOUNTAIN Nathan FuUerton T2t0 Storm Perkins Building "ALADDIN' Aluminum Cooking Utensils like Aladdin's lamp of old will bring brightness and pleasure into kitchen. Have finally received another a mall shipment. A few ample, in our corner window will give you an idea of Its appear ance, but only possession and use will giro the satisfaction of hav ing the best. Remember that it is made so that the number on bottom stgnttel th actual capacity. GOVERNMENT test. Not alsj thi Jesirable handle It Is certainly a great ImproTement "er the flat one used by practically all manufacturers. B.- While on display we are making a premium offer of a flat discount of 20 per eent, simply to glTe you an opportunity of test- It out Don't delay, as the offe: will not hold long. i j Tours truly, Churchill Hardware Co. WILL MEET IN JUNE Convention Will be Held Within 900 Miles ot Where ItepabUcan Party Was Kame.1 and 60 Miles From First Meeting. (By Aacorioted Press. ) CHICAGO, 111.. May 25. In as sembling at Chicago in June the re publican national convention will be sitting in the section where the re publican party was tint named and within 200 miles ot where the first recorded republican meeting was held Most everyone has finished their first orchard work. Maybe tbe dry weather will be broken about carnival time. We us ually have a rain then. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Heydon and family weut over to Oakland Thurs day evening to attend the funeral of Mrs. Heydon's slater, Mrs. Fannie Trumbull, who died in Portland. Paul Palmer loft Sunday for bis new home up in Canada. "Bill" Landers, district fire war 'den ;t Roseburg, was out on "ur streets and calling on friends recent ly. Paul Trozelle. our fisherman, is taking away salmon by the auto load 60 years ago. The approach of the ! . .... . . , -onventlon recalls this early history, . m'" . , . . k . ',r7 .,.., u, ,K .i .h. ...' successful, term school here last Frl- and the development of. new issue. . ! h" .J' ,h t0 tbe first steps of the party bavo . ".", ",.. , , ,,. , ' , I Lee Maddox did some discing for passed from common view. . ... .,. c.. fc K1. .... 'It will probably not.be possible j , , ' " .7 " to trace to the earliest date tbe first;'"" ," L' "A u ,' positives, meeting which led to the ; ,...:r"7 , . .K.... formation of the new party." write, "'T ' ,B"rV. ... Frandr. Curtis in bis history of the i h tenuhllcan party. "It Is quite likely that there was no considerable garn ering of men, nor discussion of plans and policies, until Mr. A. K. Bovay, i Whig of Rlpon. Wis. together wun Mr. Bowen, a democrat, and a lit. Baker, a Free-Soller, Issued a call for a public meeting to consider the jne ureal innuu ui mo uuui 1 M , n ..., ,. Io """",,u" ,h '' and Master Orland Coon spent tlcal situation prefacing th forma- Saturd gnoplllllg at ,ne ,.;, tlon of the republican party, Mr. Cur-1 is says. "No political party was able ' . -.. lrt M, to elect enough members of on ! Grace -Reynoldsi of Roseburg. spent to overrule the united will of the . . , . , ... . n ww TtvvK euu vioitiUrS iiifuua sua -mveiiomere, uu u.u . relatives here, ery se mimeni o """,,.": The best part of the school pro- wriueu io . ing to erect this summer, Mr .and Mrs. John Thorn are do ing quite an extensive dairy business now. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson, of the Willamette valley, have been here viBitlng Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. land Mrs. F. M. Good, for some time ptisi. Mrs. J. nts should be so united In one party ns to be able to send to Washington nough men to outvote the repre sentatives of the slave power, there was no hope that Its advance couia be checked." Reference was made to tne Kipon meeting by Henry WJlson, when vice gram Friday was the eight gallons of Ice cream, according to most of the youngsters, The Nachter brothers are shearing their large flock of sheep and are get ting a fine lot of first class wool. Rev. Vernon Fusou. of Garden val ley. Is preaching in the schoolhouse and Sunday school 1b being held .... -..---. fla BUI1U president oi tne unuea there also as a few objected to them no OK Kise anil run u " " , Power." published In 1874. "One or the earliest. If not the earliest, or the movements," he said, "that con templated definite action ana tne for mation of a new party was made In Ripon, Fond du Lac county. Wis., In the early months of 1854. In conse quence of a very thorough canvas, conference, and general comparison of views Inaugurated by A. E. Bo vay, a prominent member of the Whr nartv among the Whigs, Free Boilers, and Democrats of that town. A call was issued for a public meet ing to consider the grave issues which were assuming an aspect ui imu ularmlng proportions." The meeting thus called, wrote 'Charles M. Harvey in the unautau quan, September. 1897, "was hold In 'he Congregational cnurcn ui minm, February 28, 1854. A resoluUon was adopted In the meeting that If the bill then pending in the senate to throw open to slavery me terri tories of Kansas and Nebraska should oass, the old party organization In Ripon should be cast off, and a new nartv, to be called the republican, formed on the sole Issue of opposi tion to slavery extension. "The hill passed the senate. In which body It originated, on March 3; 1854, and on March 20, the second meeting, participated in by men of all parties, was held, this time In a schoolhouse. at which Bovay was the leading spirit. "By a vote of the assemblage, the town committees of the Whig and Free Soil parties were dissolved, and a committee of five, three Whigs, one Democrat and one Free Boiler, was chosen to begin the task of forming a new 'party. "At these two meetings was started the earliest systematic work h?iin anvwhere In the country to bring about the coalition of the ene mies of slavery extension, who were eventually fused into a Homogeneous and aggressive party, adopting the name Republican." Mr. Harvey quoted a letter Bovay later wrote to bim about this meet in, in which he said: "I went from house and from shop to shop and halted men on tne sireeis m rft their names for the meeting of Ufarch 20. 1854. At that time there were not more than a hundred voters In Rlpon, and by a vast deal of earn est talking I obtained 53 of them. We went Into a little meeting. Whigs, Free Soilers, and Democrats. We came out of It republicans and we were the first republicans In the union I nad one rat a" vantage In this work. I was an Inti mate friend of Horace Greeley s and be would always listen to me on po litical " matters. He did not always u.i in mv-nroposltlons, but In the end he did to most of them, and he did to this one aner a gooa i nagging. It was not one letter that I wrote to him, but many, before he rilsplayed the republican flag In the Tribune's columns." Mr. Harvey In his article quoted In vr. Curtis' book, concludes: "It is not claimed here that Bo vsv Is the creator of the republican party The spirit was active In 1854, in every village and city In the free states which would have created thA party even If Bovay and Greeley had never been born. Bovay. how ever was the firs', person who set out 'in a resolute, persistent, aid vsing the church which was built for such purposes. Fred Hateman, the happy bachelor m Elgarose, attended the school exer cises bore Friday. There was a little, frost here Sat tirday morning but It did but little damage. Strawberries are good this spring because the sugar Is bo high in price. VOn CAI.fi TH HAUL. Anything at any time. Wood for sale. Phone 102. L. R. Chambers at MoClelland A Chambers' 2nd Hand Store. THRKK ARE NATURALIZED. Johannes Anderson, of Sweden Nelson I. Hewitt .of Canada, and Axel Peder Pederson, of Denmark, were naturalized In the circuit court today. AH were given their final papers after subscribing to tbe oath of allegiance. Word was received here to the ef fect that Ralph Wollenbcrg, who Is well known in this city, Is quite 111 In San Francisco. Later word which came yesterday staged that he was slightly improved. No More Corn Suffering "Gata-It" Never Leaves Corn On Any Foot For Very Long. "pp ffoe right out th moment fv Th hurting1 t Ha nrn drops of "Geti-Jt" lands thereon. It la Urough, and 'Tor kapa Do yen feel weak and unequal to the work ahead of you T Do you still cough little, or does your nose bother you f Are yoa pale? la your blood thin and watery t Better put your body Into shape. Build strong I An O'd, reliable Mood - maker and herbal wnle made from wild roots and barks. Is Dr. Plane's Golden Medical Discovery. Tkla "nature remedy" eomes In tablet or lltinid form. It will build up your body sud protect you from dis ease germs which lurk everywhere. . One of the active Ingredients of this tem perance alterative and tonic la wild cherry bark with stlllingla, which Is so good tor the lungs and for coughs) also Oregon grape root, blood root, stone root. Queen's root, all skilfully combined In the Medloal Discovery, These roots have a direct action on the atom ach, Improvlngdlgestion and assimi lation. These herbal extracts In tbe "Discovery" aid In blood-making and are best for scrofula. By Improving the blood they fortify the body against an attack of grip or colds. Catarrh should be treated. Brat, as a blood dlseaso, with this alterative. Then. In addition, the oom should be washed dally with Dr. Sage'a Catarrh Remedy. Send 10c for trial pkg. of Medical Dis covery Tablets or Catarrh Tablets to Dr. Pierce s Invalids' llotsl, Buffalo, N. Y. Prize List Is Announced The prize list for the Associated Industries of Oregon essay contest has been announced, and is causing much Interest in the local schoolB.. The subject for the grade schools is Why I Should Buy Oregon Pro ducts," and for the high school, "How I May Help Oregon ludus trles." The prize list ts as follows: One sweater, Jantzen Knitting Mills, Portland: 1 fancy house dress, Adams Garment Mfg. Co., Portland; 1 box "Stellar" chocolates, Tru-Ulu Biscuit Co., Portland: 1 box "Cen tennial" chocolates, Hoefler Candy Co., Astoria; 1 "Wlllowcraft" bird cage, Wlllowcraft Farnlture Co., Orenco; 1 box "Vegan's" chocolates, Vogan Candy Co., Portland: 1 cap, Jacobs Hat ft Tap Works, Portland; 2 boxes assorted condiments, Knight Packing Co., Portland; 1 box "Gol den West" products, Closet & Dev- ers, Portland; I box Sweet Cakes, Pacific Coast Biscuit Co., Portland 1 box "Prlscllla" chocolates, Russell & Gilbert Co., Portland. XOTICH TO MERCHANTS. As a measure of protection I would suggest tbat all business houses keep lights burlng In their places of busi ness during carnival week. CITY MARSHAL, Miss Claire Gazley, Clinton Cam eron and Roy Patrick, who enter tained at Elkton at the union high school commencement program Sat urday evening, returned to this city Sunday following a Sunday dinnei which they enjoyed at the Charley Weatherly place there. The trip was made by automobile. Fence Fence Fence Page woven steel coil spring wire fence, loop ends, no trouble to splice. Just received car load and have In stock the t bar 20 In., g In. stay, 10 bar 28 m 8 In. stay for hogs! also 7 bar 88; 9 bar 30 In.; 10 bar 40 In.; bar 42 In.; 13 bar 47 In. slock fences, and 20 bar 48 In poultry and rabbit fence. Soft wire fence 7 bar 20 In. at 23c; t bar 30 fn. at 42c. Also several kinds of poultry fence, 12 to 72 Inches high. Barb wire, brace wire and staples. White foi prices. TIT "rJ'Tj. mem STEARNS & CHENOWFTII Oakland and Yoncatla Can am OeM-lf Caat Live Tcfer You'll have no more pain but will no tic. the corn sottlns loos and wobbly. In dr or "ft It right off without any fesllng. That's the and of ths corn and of your troubles. allllloDS havs provad 0ts-lt" to b the ona and only unfailing, common sense corn re mover. Why not rout "Oots-It" costs but a trifle at any drug store and carries a money back guarantee Mrd. by B. Law rence to, .nica-o. olf l Boeebarg and reeoaimand- 4 aa she world's beet sorn ressedy by W. F. Chapmaa, druggist. ROSEBURG MYRTLE POINT MARSH FIELD AUTO JTACt Leasee Reeetonj. dally al 7 ) A. U. Leaves Mjrtle ratal, llf al t . M. Connections at Myrtle Point to and from Marshfleld, Co qallle, Bandon and Powers. Fare 11.48, Including war tax. Reservations at main office, 405 Cass St., near depot. Phone 808, or Umpqua and Grand ho tels, Rapp's store. TAYLOR fc CLINTON Grounds at Catholic School . Opposite the Armory. V FOLEY BURR'S COMBINED SHOWS Bigger and Better Than Ever. . 2-Ring Trained Animal Hippodrome Menagerie, Aviary, Mammoth Circus Sideshows, Pic turesque Hawaiian Village, Monkey Auto Races, Etc' Jazz Wheel, Bug House, Largest Ferris Wheel, $10,000 Merry-Go-Round 50 Distinct Amusement Features. Three Acres of Tents Dazzling Midway Sensational Free Acts. GIRLS CIRLS GIRLS Make The Boys Take You! Free Admission to Show Grounds. NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS. Priies of- $75.00, $50.00 and 825.00 are offered by the carnival committee for best decorated cars. This amount is duplicated by the auto dealers In the city, making a total of 8300.00 In auto prizes, so get in your cars. The committee would ask the merchants to provide seats to be placed on outside of sidewalks. Clean packing boxes would be ac ceptable, where benches would be too expensive. We should do all we can to accommodate our many visitors. This carnival la Roseburg's one big show, known statewide. The county looks to us to improve this carnival every year, and it can only be done by everyone entering into the spirit of the occasion. CARNIVAL COMMITTBE. Sheet IletalYcrk OF AUi SIMM J. II. SINN1CEF. Auto Owners! We wottld b nlcaeed to test yoar Batteries Free at any time and give you expert advice on the care of lilt tat I w. When purctiHjiinfC new batter ies get oar price. We ran sfive yon money. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE 441 N. JackMnn St. KoM-tmrig. A New Flour with an oM name "Pride of Douglas" 40 HARD WHEAT giving the flour the sweetness, aroma and nut-like flavor ot the wheat. Try this Home Troduct, ICE Our wagons are now ready to deliver Ice anywhere upon phone call, and will be running on regular routes In a few days. Ioe will be Strictly Cash this year, or the coupon sys tem, which are the beat for everybody. Books are now on sale at 5, $10 and $20 eaoh. Phone your order for book now r.nd avoid the rush later, when v.e are very buay. The prloe Is one cunt per pound. ' Roseburg Ice Co. C. B. CANNON, Mgr. M. A. BULEY CONTRACTOR Builds Anything. First class vvoik. Let me figure with you. Box 304, Resi dence 305 Douglas St. noeetJiirs, Orotton. Our Family ' Laundry Service WHAT IT I A help that will simplify your particular washday problems aurh It our faaiily laundry servirn. our driver culls for your fam ily handle at a definite time ejeh week, and we'll do your. Wish lag In our eustomary considerate and -sanitary manner. ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County light and Water Co.