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Newspaper Page Textnnnwnrnn mtwu-nvnrm mondav. ko mhkr i. rMfiR FWH HER DAUGHTER AND HIS SON. BY IDAH McGLONE GIBSON n fnre buying thai Box of Candy noe us. We rtcomrnend ! Iiiipnrlal Candies. Come acd get our t,ncen. We always try to please. TUB MAPI.ELKAF. I.V OP HUM WO.MAV A r(ito4iU of M'irrlaKf. "Now Ann, Ml me all about it,' said Jimmy Calluhan aa we twated ourtielvea in the rulht r somewhat hd cludid cor hit uf ihe restuurunt the rival to the one in which I had been hat checker. "Don't auk me, Jimmy. It's a long sad story." "I know It, Ann dear. It nuikes me boil with mro whn 1 think how uneiuul the name la with a girl and a man. It wuh hard enotiKh for me to work my way up, but 1 have my foot on the first rung of the ladder now and I can make It all right for you from now on. It doesn't eeiii possible that you have been rUht here In the city und in aa connpicu ous a oluce aa a Donular resinunint while Kenneth ud Mr. Hiilsey have .been hunting you frantically. 1 think Mi Halaey would have been beside hi m. self had he ot known that you had your money." "Ilul I did not have it," I Inter rupted before 1 thought. "What do you nieun you did not have it?" demanded Jimmy. And then I had to Ml Jimmy of all my foollshneas. Jimmy did not uet aa though 1 hud been willy. He jiiKt Haiti: "You poor sirl." I came nearer IovIhk Jimmy Call ahan then than I did in my whole life. "Well, it U all over now," he con tinued with masculine aaauraiice. "It'a all over, now," Jimmy repeat ed. "I'll lo: after you in lh future. am getting onp hundred dullara a week with the Natiouul Advert UIiik company, and they are sure to raise my salary at the end of Iho year. We will get married right away." "No, Jimmy. J cannot do that." "Don't you love me a Utile, Ann? I know of course, that you can nev er love me aa I love you. Oh, Ann, my iu rll nf, you will never know what you have been to me. Why you have atood between me and alt the temptations of man? I have kept myaetf clem heraupe of you, and be cause I knew of (be horror you would look upon me with, if I were anything elae than what you would have me. Ann. try to love mo a little I want you ho. Why, ever ainco you went away to school, I have kept a foolish bit of verse that I wrote one day because I Just had to give ex pression to my longing. I gazed lit Jimmy fascinated. Ilia face waa tranafigured. It waa not my childhood pal that I saw before me, but a man, who waa looking at mo as though I were the greateal dealre In the world. Slowly a flush crept over hla face and then ro ceiled, leaving him white and drawn. He handed mo the paper acroaa the table and 1 read: TO ANN: Your am lie to me la all the world, dear, And Heaven the glance of your rye My heart calls Ann, all the while dear, Thouch at times my hopes faint and die. Your hand in mine gives me a joy. dear. No cirena another might bring. Your wnrda nro munle to me dear, iMore aweeter than Angela aiug. Though I tdaml outside your life, dear And gaze on your fare from nfar. Thon::h another may call you, wife, dear. You are my guiding star. Jimmy held out hla hand for the hit of verse and through a mist of tears. I looked into his eves. Almost Involuntarily my bund shot across the table and I could not help but think that to be the wife of a man who loved me as I knew Jimmy did. would Tiring happiness. Tomorrow Knte Intervenes, LONDON, Kng.. Oct. 30 The sll mwomaii Is coming Into her own. Cloe fining gowns have been de- ,rre,d by Dune faahiou, and with the new fashion. It 1 impossible not to leel pity for the woman who is en- Idowid by what what is politely call ed a "full habit." Small breakfasts .Mid little lunches may help to over ome the difficulty. IIONOIt WOMEN' J I ICOHS. Hoc K VILLK, Ind. When it came to respect for women and for the new law permitting women to sit on juries, tho lawyera ot this city let It be known that they stand sec oiid to none. They solved ft knotty question of eilguetie caused when twelve women were impaneled by ap pearing in lull evening dress. DYI Mi !! AT IMHTOKS OKNKVA. Switzerland. Mine. Itru athein died at the age of 102 years as the result of a sting on the mouth !.y a wasp. She detested doctors. She has always enjoyed good health. A doctor waa called In to attend her and before dying said: "Death will not be due to the wasp, hu. to the doctor." I'KOI LSSlONAIi CAItDS win. p. if. our: rut Flowers, phon 4u3 W. Cam. nil. M. if. ri.i l icit Chiropractic I'fcybh Ian. 'in W. I -a no 8t. f.iii:irr n. ill kv optometrist. "The h'.Vf Mv i iltv." IIS W. Caa bt. floHtburtf, Oregon. Ill Til W ll.ri l'i inn. Theory, Musl ;.L Kim-! i K-'rlf-n. I01M Weal '.rl St. I'hone UJ-I WHAT! Never h:ul a hot Sundae? TIIH I5DSK LOOK AHEAD! Let's make the Lyceum a success, buy your tickets now. Can you ever get back the inniil-y you are paving for rout? Turn this expense into an In vestment by building a home and you will have, something of ( wilue, be free from rent wor ries, and have a HKAL home. There Is no time like the pres ent to prepare for the future, nee III ll-DI K M. V. MIU.H today for estimates, plans and information. KeMd'-nce 1133 Harvard Ave., or call at the new bungalow, Casa and Chad wick streets. Ill ll.DKU M. W. Ll lttai. JUDD & McMILLIN'S BARGAINS A few 1miom of treat bit; red iipples. All kinds of Dairy I 'mb, Alftilfo Ihty, and Collet) Feeds, AMnuif May, mid Kolled Hurley only per :uk. The Nil I (lest suit In the world only 7tV ier loo !bs. Official A Republican Statement 1!) Douglas County Itepuullcau Ceiitnil Committee. WE SFXL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light" and Water Co. WOMEN VOTE FOR THE Thor Washing Machines III. K AN TICKKT, Tli republic!, t' 'Msl to b-; elected l the K-uial ei.-tl.ii. Nue. 2. IW0: II It i: N II KIH l'rMlilrt (' A 1 . V tS t. .'OOI.llM.l-:, Vlcw-I'rrtrftlrnl VuiB fr tiu-hc nvu I. !-( . who Ht IhWr ot for Duimuk and i'u.fcllKe: I.' 4( M. C. ticorn , 13 ii rmrviK-ti it. ilotcliktia It ( X Just mi It u ine IS X John" V. KKbardon lli (X) Wiillt-r U H.tbb lu (X) l'.'ilcit N. bmnfteld, Lniteu tititl- i-iiatoF 12 (X) V. Haw ly. United Slate ltfprvuvntatUtf 14 (X) Shim A. Kor, Secretary ol Stute 17 (X) Hwiiry J. F!eHn , lit (Xi ll.niy i lit-non U (X) Lawniue T. Iturrli ji) Tlioiita M.Hruie X) iefi u M. liruv. n h'ur J umbo ir tliv Kupr.eme Court, Geortfi- M. lliown'B name will have to 01 (X) (.'. U llawley, Dairy and ood foininlrtHloiiur ii (X) Krcd U. Muehtel, Public Service t'uiiiiiiiMwloiie'' (X) B. Kdiy. Senator from lioua- Ium t'uunty 18 (X) Arthur II. MarHh. Itprent- tive fruin DmukIuh bounty 19 (X) A. K. ritiii-i. Ht-preaeiiiatlve from iJuiiBhiH t'out.ty ii (Xl t-'harlea K. liopkiu. Joint Hp- 3 (X) tieor Neuner, Iltrl t Attor ney . . 61 (X L. J. Stewart. County Jiultte liti (AJ A. K. Steal County CoinmiB nioner (XI Sam W. Starnier, County BhriiiT .0 (X lta it. UiWI. County Cluiii 71 (Xj J.iinuji K. 'a wn. County 72 (X) Frank U CalkUm, County As U (X) K. C. Frcar, County Surveyor ;ti (X M. K. KUiur, County Coroner J7 (XJ v. C. Urown, County School Su- The men on the local republican ticket are growing in Btreni.t'i eiery day. They are men who will Bta put, and they stand for republican pnuciplcs. Com para them, nun for ninu. with their oiiponent'). and jtidje for youiBelf. Coruparw ibeir political principles with those of their oppon ents. No one nevd be deceived. K very body, do your btnt to get your ueihhord to ihe pulla! X The Democratic 8t;it central fim mittee is contiutting a secret and gum-shoe effort to defeat Juilt;? Ceoige M. Hrown for Supreme Jus tice. They have picked an i bscire lawyer at! a c.iiK.lidute unci tire writ ing letters ask in? vntern to write his name in o:i the b;il!it. hoping ihui, thB Republican vot'.'rt will fe apleeiJ at the switch and nffclect to write in .Iildse (ieorge M. Brown's i.ame. JudKe Itrown has no oiiponition in Republican ranks and baa beu en dorsed by the RepuMKan rtato cen tral commttee. isoosi; KM si i;s kihtor. 1 THE HE ST MADE. ASK YOl'R NEIGHBOR Heware of the couiiilimonliiry vote! It is reported that a man nil the demociulio ticket is uppruai'niiin soma of tho voters with the state nii-iit that he could hardly -vec: to he elected, but would like a "nice foiiniliniiiitarv vote. l.eware ol the tth k. Vote as .u r. eiii it' ::: Election day is Senator llardins's birthday. The Amerlran people will remember him with the handsomest blrthditv Kin a man ever received, namely, the hlf;h"st office oa earth. the presidency of the I'nilJd stales' And yet. such Is the iharacier of the man os revealed by his record that he will not accept ihat lilsh ef lice as a Du re personal token, to be used a"eordinK to the whims or ca price of selfish personal munition but ns a Krent responsibility and a mlehly trust.- When the sun noes dowu on Harding's biithday. it will be to rise on the morrow casting its beneficent beams upon a land for- r fred from the direful shadow of one-man rule. Our country is ritiii't to receive a now birth of freedom. X svj When President Wllron stood be fore the t'ni:ed Stales fenale d nini iho war pi. ndlns; for a entice whl n he had sud;le:ily tht eu to oilvoc;il. he said: "It Is MY duty to win the war." I'"or Ihat alleged reason he 'leminded ihui the Kqnale do Ills bid- limr. and yel the matter in hand had nothing to do with winning th i war. I.Ike a headHtro:'5 child he w.ts silli ly seeking to have his own way. Had ll'e winninc: of the war b?e.i en- Irusled lo l.im nlono? Had Coiigrep. and the common people nf Amica no part, and were they not bearing their pari? Had the four million men In Iho American uniform -n pnrt. and were they not bearing their l:irt? What about Ihe millions of lives nnd billions of (readme being expended by our allies across Ihe water? Was Wnodrow Wilson the one s!ni:lo instrument pe'eeted bv pnvidence for Ihat mighty task? His courre on that occaion harmon- ized with his later notion as to the league of nations. His Individual will must be set up against Ihe imU-mont or all the leading states men of America. Has the gro.v cause of peace in Ihe wor'd been committed lo one man? And yet linv- rnor Cox says he Is in accord with Ihe president, and Ihe president If advoca'ing his election. Cnn CNe: go Into office upon his promise to fal low Ihr president and then break 'h:t promise? He attempts to shift his ground now nnd then by savins he will slanfl for reservations. What reservations? The American Senate has defined its position nnd Is dos.l locked with the president. Cox s:ivs he will follow the presl.le.it. There fore, do mnsi to as.iinn ih" senate or break ra:h. What will he do? Is he for the Senate reservations .r ag .lnst Ihcm? Ho has m-ver declared hi.nself or given iho language of the res-n ations or interpretations ho would accept. Tho American people were deceived by a false slogan In IHlil. namely, "He kept us out cf war." They will not he fooled a:a:,i. Wilson did not keen us out of w.-r, bill he has made a pretty good sta cor towards keeping us out of p;icc and out of sniMr. S'r :S: A vote for Chamberlain is a vote for the doniociatic Cnd-'rwood tariff law whhh. Is today allowing ihe counlt) io bo flooded wilh ".inajia-. wheat ip , leniber. Australian wool nnd South American beef. vote for S'.inf'eld is a vote for the pro tection of American producls net American lalwir. Voters, don't let any theorist fool you with Ihe slllv itatem.'nt that ihe tariff Is a dead i'suo ,,t,. rr sianfleld as well as for lla -ding. 2 f ! UHLIG'S ELECTRIC STORE y l'Olt I1KAI. SI.KMCK CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For O ver 30 Years Always b.t, . th Signatut, NEW YORK. Oct. 30. Franklin D. Koosevelt today filed papers in a suit for t '.OO.OiJU against John II. Hathoiu. editor and publisher of the Providence Journal, and Scott C. lione, and Edward II. Clark, man ager and assistant manager of pul licily for the Republican nuiional committee. .Mr. Kooseelt char: the defendants wilh circulating false and defamatory libel. An editorial in the Providence Journal had senuestered or destroyed navy department records and that he had sought personally to return to the ships of the navy, men convicted of various crimes, he charged Mr. ItonBevelt made public denial of the charges and then Mr. Rathom sent him a letter outlining specific cases referred to in the editorial. This letter was also published In the Providence Journal. CIIAZK KOn FltOO MEAT TOKIO. Japan rog meat has made Its appearance on the menu of one of Ihe most frequented restau rants here and has become a popular craze. Frogs had never been con sidered a food until introduced In Japan recently. IMSI AL, SI'KCIMEXH. Some unusually larRe eppl?s jrowii by Keiser and Killer t-n their Coles Valley ranch, have, bee.i brought to this city and placed on display at the Lawrence, und Cordon offices. The apples are of the C'or laondi variety and weigh from one and out half to two pounds each. They also have two beets on .lisplsy one of which, when flr.t pulled, weighed lwen;y pounds Can you "beet" II? CITY NEWS 0 Arundel, piato toner, monn 189L. Latest books lu-ntal 10c. Fiction Library. A gift oeyona value your photo gruph. Clark's Studio. Make the appointment today it's none too early. Clark's Studio. Ladies' coats, tailored suits, neat ly and utyllslily dune. D28 So. Main Firea desi.uy uvea, property and food. Be careful with fire. An early appointment means time for careful work. Clark' Studio. Solve your gift problems with photographs. Clark's Studio. a If vou want to sell yuur property. j t J. A. Walker, 105 Cass St. Thbiie 91. Now in the time to buy your spot light .vi' have sev ral different kinds, up. Ford Uurage. Cleaning, pressing neatly done; work fciiaruntued: second hand cloihes bought and Hold. Lloyd Cleaning Works. 123 Sheridan. If you want to see the much adver-lis.-d lio-Sim Sanitary closet, pond postal to Jl. G. Wilson, Uox 1295, Koseburg. Cut liRht expense, use an Aladdin LnMp. beats electricity. For demon stration drop postal card to H. G. Wilson. Koseburg, Uox 1295, who will show you. Frank A. Terry, representing the Kquitable Savings A Loan Awn., of Portland, Oregon, Is again at the Umpijua Hotel. For interview, call or phone. Jack Roach of Drain has received the ngeney for the Queen line rtf in cubators nnd brooders .Now Is the time to make your inquiry and place your order for future delivery. Dr. Xerbaa, Practicing Dentist, has taken a long lease on office rooms in the Masonic Illdg., Rooms li-9. He wishes to slate that he has one of the finest equipments n the stale and will open his office for .practice the first ot November. NoTf'K UK SAT.K OF OOVKUN'MKNT TlMliK'i. e.enernl I. an. I OttU-e W .'isiiuitMnn. D. t;., o, loher 13, llt, ' Nnrj.o u li.T.by nlvrn that ulije(-t (o I lie c on-Mt leu a ml tlmitatinnn of thf A, t ,.f .lutie . l!lfi (.19 St:( 2lfi), nnd Use inst ".i .-t t in of I'le Serreisrv of th-Int.-ri.ir of September 15. 1917. tlt ti'nlrr .-n tho following fan. I will he - .1.1 v.-v. .i. trjM. Ht i ,-!. k M.. ir i.i 1. : t.- n-i.-tlon at l'nlt-l Staie. i iis.i o .In, Mt ItoMetiuriC, Oreg-.m. to tlio luth-M l.i l.ler Ht Tt-i. tlian th i pprjii e't "nine as xhnn n tv tlii ri.tM.'.., sirii,. t if . (mhjtM t to the ap pr.ivni ,.f th- Secretary i-f the Interior l";i( p ir. l ae prlee. with an hIIU imn I iti:ii ..f otif-iifth et p.r tiior. "f, l' ln- t'i'M';-'tflen iH.nvtil, mint hi ''"'"ii.'l M time of Palp, rtiorifv t. b r-IU'iM.I tf mi!,. I not approved, other-wi.-e I'Ui'M will ifue for the timber whl h iiai-tt he remoVvil within ten yearn. will he received Trom rltl- ns of tin t'nlted Stutrs. ?o,-iation3 of xi' oh ilt irrtt and corporations or vnnixed tinder tho laws of the ftili-d Mate or nny stale, territoiv or i,;g iri. t thereof only, t'pon pplfoat inn oi -in ilitl .1 ptirehnoer, tti tin:ivr on anv eu;ii hmIm11 islon will he offered p.rnt.- y .(r.re hein in- 'u. led in rtiv off t of ft Ik -tier etiit. T. Jl S, H J th.- tlr or . . -l ir to he old for less than ' .1 pr .t T i'l S II 1 W .NUi, SKV.. fir 4:5 XI.. NK '- SW U ' tlr .-1 M. NWtj SW ftr Ri-i M . MY", Wv,. fir M None nf the fir to So i"r it'H man i.ao per M- K SV. flf M, sVi, SK, fir r.Ort M None of th- ftr to he oU for 1 t'iin $1 7J per M CI. AY TAI.1.MAN, Com uiisBloner, JDral Ind Offlc. For Mayor of Roseburg D.B.BUNNELL For Councilman 3. Ward O.O.JENNINGS J.H.McCAUGHEY For Councilmen 4. Ward W.S.THOMAS H. S. FRENCH Remember these candidates wnen you vole next Tuesday. They will serve your Interests well. (Paid Adv.) LtDgan Tips, Spring Delivery These are not sprout plants, joint 'lanta or spranglo tip plants. They e (irBt-chiss tips. Also have straw jerry plunts and ail kinds fruit trees. Uetter book your order now. R. h. ELLIS -Three miles west of Roseburg. Tlifre is something that Is all food and all good. MILK It's good for yon good for your children. Use It every day. Pasteurized and Pure. roTburg dairy and soda work Buy Better Bucks and the Best Breeding Ewes for Less Monet,: BUY SHEEP WHEN THET MM. !HATIS It CUT HOW of eitlu-r Krude r reKtukl ed hct-p of Hampshire. Shropshire. Lincoln. Rom-n-y. Cotiin'olil. Ilaitihuulftle, or any cm... Writ ug quick whnt you want. OKtXiON Ll KSIOClv COM. CO. Flox 61. North Portland. Oregon SatherlinS anit arum MEDICAL SURGICAL. Writ H. I. H.VLIi, M. !., Sut. Sllllieilin. Oregon Sheet MetalVork OF ALT. KINDS J. H. SINNIGER 110 OAK STHF.KT I'HON'F. 428 tun u n fj r n n i n ? 11 ri tri r u p k k n t Uii, ii. 1 1 . fiUIUriU 8 Practicing i t Dent i si. t Graduate Pennsulvaniai College Dental Surgery $ 5-0 years extensive ex- 2 npnVnpp pliable, Reasonable, Pain- : 4 less Extraction. Call for f. free consultation. S t g Rooms 8-9, Mjsonic E!d' 2 ok for the WaterJUarli J, SI' I SymphonyXawn The Writing Paper with the Delightful Surface WOMEN of refinement appredate quality of Symphony Lawn Writin. Paper-, quality expressed in the remark, ably fine texture of the paper, the ipkndy witing surface, the opportunity for election permitted by its varied finishes and delicate tints. Symphony Lawn Writing Paper can be obtained in packages containing one quire of one pound. Made in several styles and Ues, to meet every dictate of good tarts. Also correspondence cards, with envelopes to match. Nat linn Fullerton Tho Rexnll Store Rnwburg. OreT J I'SKI) COWS TO CTT (.'HASS P.EI LFONTK, Pa.. Oct. 30 The residents were shocked when .they learned that cows were being pastur ed In Union Cemetery, where He the remains of three governors, and many other state officials, and men of prominence. Investigation of the facts revealed that the caretaker who is paid for keeping the grass cut, Ib l.iislurlii;; cows in the home of the doul .to keep the grass cut. society cooks ovx mil LENOX, Mass.. Oct. lO- BrsJ "'"u-i. is me wty summer colony here serves the yant problem here. Mrs. Francli Di Ion Mtz-Gllibon gave a pari at tin each guest cooked and ate her tn dinner and said thalthey liked It is believed that Mrs. Flu-CHrto-j example will be followed by i- nuMf.sses wno nave a dllucaltr keeping rooks. JUST UNLOADED A Carload of American Steel Wire fence I Wo can Mive you aome money 01 fence nliile this lot huts. J. F. BARKER & CO, BOSKUl'KO, OREfiOX DIl'LUMK.NTS AUTOMOU1LKS TRACT0E9 Agents for Oliver Plows and Implements. APPLES WANTED! Spitzenberg and Newtown Canning Apples Wanted. A. Rupert Co., Inc. PHONE 310 Roseburg, Orcgo MAX0TIRES They will win nuuiy of yonr tire troul.lr.. They are mt new llr but simply a rtlnforremetit of the tiro you arcaisln.j. ITnctira") ellnr lnntlng WowoulH, punrtnres. nnn ,ir roiul troulilw. Can b used over and over, drpesHliiiK on the care tliejr rrlva. rail for literature epll"lg "d desrriMiig at Churchill Hardware Corapa"?