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MONEY
On That Jersey Dress You're Going to Purchase
Our New York buyer baa secured for us beautiful line at very
lirw price. You are the one to benefit. Make your "election now.
AROUND THE TOWN
Dorn Today
A son was born this morning at
the Mercy hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
John Hoeney ot this city.
Upturn to Yoncalln
William Helllwoll of Yoncalla was
a Rosohurg visitor this morning, re
turning on the afternoon train.
Visit in Portland
Mrs. C. K. Adams left this af
ternoon for Portland where fiho will
spend the remainder of the week
visiting with friends.
From Cliehnlls
Miss Helen Smith arrived in Rose
hurg this morning from Chehalis,
Wash., and will spend the next two
or three months visiting with her
slaters, Mrs. R. B. Mathews and Hiss
Emma Smith.
Jsmivo for Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. 10. Maiden left this
afternoon for Portland having re
ceived a tnlogrnm tolling of the sad
death of Mr. Maldou's father, Mr.
ljeban Laden at his home at that
place. They will remain In Portland
until after the funeral which will be
held in Portland.
To Los Angeles '
Mrs. K. M. Williams and Miss
Kathryn Williams, who hav been
visiting here with their daughter and
Inter, Mrs. 8. L. Dcl.app, eft this
morning for Los Angeles where they
expect to spend the winter. They
reside !n Alberta, Canada.
Return to Byi
Mr. and Mrs. P. Harrington, who
have been visiting here with Mrs. A.
J. Mannagh and Mrs. W. A. Taylor,
left this morning for Dyers, where
they reside.
To Cottage ;rove
Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Shortrldge and
daughter, Eileen, who have been
visiting here at the O. L. Short
ridge home, left this afternoon for
their home in Cottage Grove.
From Yon cal la
Mrs. Iila Uunyan of Yoncalla, came
to Koseburg for a short time thin
morning to attend to business mat
ters, going home on the one o'clock
train.
From Hutherlln
Dr. R. I. Hall ot the Su'horlln
Sanitarium came to Rosoburg this
morning and spent a few hours at
tending to business matters, leav
ing for bis home on the afternoon
train.
"OLD HELIAHLK AI.UANY NUlt
MEKIES" Still has prune trees on Myrobolun
plum roots. I muy still take your
order In 100 lots for Italian prunes
on above named roots (longest lived
prune root in existence. F. E. Jor
dan, Special Agent, 860 Seventh St.
N., Grants Pass, Oregon.
T
Landslide General Over Entire
Country Fight Was Over
Early In Evening.
SOUTH IS DEMOCRATIC
Upturn From California 1 idicnted
From the First That the IU-puu-licans
Made a Clean Sweep
Victory Was Certain.
NOTICE.
A reward of $200 will be paid for
the return of Joseph Rohrer, dead or
alive. Reward will stand until Dec.
1, 1920.
Mlta. JOSEPH llullltr.lt,
A. k. omiss.
!
LIDEKTY THEATER
"Where Everybody Goes."
THE ST.IIW OF THK WOULD OUR ATTRACTIONS.
IT'S A
REAL
ART
LAST TIME
TODAY!
DONT
MISS
IT!
Wanda Hawley
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66
VILLAIN
99
Adapted from the famous French play "La Veg
lione" by Alexander Bisson and Albert Carre,
Comedies Vodvil Movies and Cartoon on the Border.
Carried on the crest of a tidal wave
of popularity, Senutor Harding, of
Ohio, republican nominee for presi
dent of the United Stales, was elect
ed to (he position of chief executive
of the nation by an overwhelming
majority.
Swinging Into lino with irresistible
force, the Old Guard slates present
ed a solid tront and In mass attack
broke down all resistance and won a
complete and decisive victory.
The fight was over early, returns
had scarcely started berore the evi
dence was so conclusive of a repub
lican victory that the democratic
forces acknowledged defeat and con
ceded the eh-ctlon of the Ohio sena
tor. At 10:30 Pacific time) word
was flashed that Cox's paper was
printing a morning extra announcing
Hunting's election. When the Cali
fornia returns began to arrive show
ing a landslide for the republican
party, nil doubt was put away, for
the addition of California's 13 elec
toral votes to the states already lined
up for Harding, gave him 277 vole.
at the lowest esiiinute, or 1 1 moie
thnn were necessary to elect.
Harding s victory included all of
the northern and eastern states, to
gether with the Pacific Coast states
and the majority of the border states
including neurly all of the remaining
states listed as doubtful. Ohio, the
home stute of both candidates, with
24 electorul votes, went republican
by an almost 2 to 1 vote, while New
York with 45 voles und Pennsylvania
with 38 lined up at the outset.
One outstanding feature of the
election was the surprising quickness
with which the victory was conceded.
Count had scarcely started until es
timates were given out by reliable
nows sources, democratic newspapers
of New York announcing to tneir
readers that Harding was successful,
basing their conclusions on only par
tial returns from outlying precincts.
At 9 p. in. Harry M.' Dougherty,
member ot the republican campaign
committee matte undisputed claim to
every northern state and th stales
of Mnrvi"- vcoi Virginia, Ken
tucky, Missouri, and probably Okla
homa. New Orleans reported that Hard
ing's vote there was 2000 more than
Hughos received In the whole stute
in 191G.
Altogether It took but little time
to determine who the people had
chosen for president.
NATIONAL FLOWER OF FRANCE
. Iris, or Flsur-ds-Us Was Originally
Called ths FIsur.de.Louls Valucc
for Its Medicinal Purposes.
The iris, or the fleur-de-lis. Is the
national flower of France. It was
originally called the fleur-de-Louis.
The audents valued It highly for me
dicinal purposes. A powder made from
the root, mixed with honey, was used
for broken bones, and It was also con
sidered beneficial for snake and scor
pion bites. A valuable perfume and
oil was also obtained from the Iris.
The legend as to how the flower re
ceived Its name goes back to the
Creeks. Iris was the messenger of
the gods, and the rainbow was dedi
cated to her. On her birthday. Juno
Invited all the flowers to celebrate
the occasion. They all came In
their prettiest froeks. Among them
were three sisters. gorgeously
dressed In gowns of purple, yellow and
red, and who were unknown. Since
they had no name, they were called
Iris, because their gowus were the
color of the rainbow.
Since Iris wss the messenger of the
gods, and conducted the souls of dead
women to their final resting place, the
Greeks decorated the graves of their
women with purple Iris.
This flower was widely used In old
Esyptlan architecture. It signified
power and eloquence to the Egyptians,
and was,' therefore, carved on the brow
of the Sphinx, and upon the scepters
of their kings.
tMMMIt ttllail!
HEART REVIVED BY MASSAGE
TOMORROW. AXI) FRIDAY
AN ASSOCIA TED PRODUCERS
SUPER ATTRACTION
"TilZLEOPARD WOMAN"
With Louise Glaum
and an All Star Cast.
Matinee Dally 1:16 p. in.; Evenings,
7: IS and 9 p. tn. Prices: Children,
matinee lOo, evenings 16o; Adults,
J 5c.
IN XNJUNtT10N
WITH
Caumont News and
Jerry's Mishap.
The possessor of a mdlollte watch
or one having a radium dial by which
the time enn he detected at night. Is
also the possessor of a vast power
plant of no menn proportions, accord
ing to a writer In tho Electrical Ex.
perltnenter. There Is sufficient nullum
on vour wstch to haul your train
home If It could he properly applied,
says this author.
As the matter stands, the Innocent
looking nullum dial does not seem to
possess any extraordinary amount of
concentrated energy, hut this Is only
apparently the case, and not nctually
so, for the reason that while the
amount of activity manifested by the
radium paint on the dial Is small, this
effect Will keep ui) for 2M venr
provided the zinc sulphide, with which
the radium Is mixed so as tn produce
a glow, holds out that long. The sine
sulphide in most cases gives out in
about eight to ten years.
Now, if we could hut find a wny to
make the radium release all Its energy
In a few hours. Instead of spreading It
over 'J.oo years. It would not he dim.
Hilt to make a motor thiit would util
ize this energy.
Hamilton Chosen
Mayor Roseburg
In a closo voto. Mayor Hamilton,
the prvHont cxcutivo of the city of
Itoscburp, rotalnod his neat with a
total of 65 votoa ovor his opponent,
Dan llunmll. The coum ilmen elect
ed w re as follows: First ward,
Hnniu and Darker: second ward,
Nichols and KohlhtiRen; third ward,
Jennings and Vowell; fourth ward,
McClintock and Sooty. The tabulated
returns by procinc's follows:
Or. Petti of Buenos Aires Performs
Remarkable Feat on Woman Patient
Who Recovers After Long Fight.
Doctor Petti of Iliienos Aires wny
shocked on making an Incision tn a
woman's abdomen to find thnt no
Mood flowed and that his patient was
pulseless. She had collapsed tinder
the chloroform. Artificial respiration
had no effect. CnftVlne was tnjecte,.
both under the skin and Into the vein,,
with no result.
The surgeon then extended tho In
cision he bnd made. Inserted his hnnrt
and took hold of the woman's heart tn
nmssnge It. He squeezed the heart
with both hnnds, but at first It did nol
respond. . All at one n powerful con
traction was felt, followed by others.
The ninssase was stepped, hut h:'d to
he resumed at onco. The contraction-.-rennm:rod
but the massage was con
tinued and tnhnlnffons 01
plven. At last the pntleut was out of
danger.
She remained unconscious for o
Ions time, and when she recovered
had no bleu how cIo-h she hnd been tc
passing out. Her recovery was very
slow, being complicated by violent de
lirium, but she got well at hist.
$500.00 DOWN!
Will buy any one of the follow
ing houses:
5 rm. plastered house, paved
street and sidewalks, lot 60x
200 feet. Price $1800; 1500
down, balance 6 per cent
5 rm. plastered house, lot 48x
100, on corner; paved streets
and sidewalk. Price $2000;
J500 down, balance 6 per cent.
5 rm. plastered house, paved
street, lot 40x175, a fine home.
Price $1800: $500 down,
balance 6 per cent.
5 rm. plastered house, bunga
low style, strictly modern.
$2500; $500 down, balance
easy terms.
G.W. YOUNG AND SON
Real Estate and Intnraace.
IIS Caas St. Phooa 41 T
JITNEY 371.
Phone this number for prompt
service. Friend & Howard.
KKW TOKAY. 4
Fort HALK -1917 Ford minister; 1919
K.ml tonne: 1918 Ford Murk. uln-
to nil. tit-e Huberts, Kord UaraK
WE ARE GOING TO envru,.-. VXS
Lower Price Sale!
Our 13 to 25 Reductions '
on everything are still in effect
and hundreds additional
Special Bargains
We are assembling the finest and most in
teresting stock of ladies ready-to-wear
merits ever seen in Roseburg.
you will call it wonderful. For Coats,sS
Dresses, Sweateis, Corsets, Underwear anj
Shoes, all fancy and staple merchandise.-.
Take advantage of our sale.
Full SAI.K Three tons billed hay near
Wilbur: will it,. 11 lens tlmn nrirket If
taken till week. A. it.. Kews-Itevlew.
THE STOItR THAT IS MAKING PRICKS LOWr.B
LOi-T Female colli pup. 4 mo, old.
Itevvitnl for return. J'lione iZ-Y2Z.
C'haa. Dyar.
FOR BALK lVdlprree Durne m w, will
furrow about 1im 15. $15. 11, Dora
mash, near Cloak a school house.
WANTKl S 1 1 u n i 1 Kontli tior.se. not
ovtr 7 yeara nM, welKhina about
1100; a!mo pood one-hoine wagon.
Phone IS-I'M 2.
FOR KKN'tlTroums for llk'ht housi--kfepinjr.
Hi her lurnUlifd or unfur
nished, phone. 600-It, or call at 510
South Jarkson St.
LOST Party n en tfikinn Mack hand
bj? at dunce In armory lust evenlnff.
Ilt:ino leave at News-Review and
avoid trouble. Keep chune for re
ward. FOH SAUK CM EAP A 1 1 man -Tn y lor
20-40 Tractor, with Oliver 4 gAtitt
plow. nlniOHt new; cost $L'600. For
quick suit- at $1300. Oregon Machln-
. cry Co.. Kuirrne. Ore.
aiperY1oiil-Il'i Af'KS for wale. 5c
Valley. TuVn'ntnVTrorn"!1"1
ku io ruer. iirinf your own boxe.i.
Hnu! to main road order of fi boxes
SAVlNii AND IXVKStlNU nre thTlW
(Hi ret roada to financial Indepen
dence. An exceptional opportunity in
at hitid to save several dollars on
Kd V. Price or Hrunpr's l'l.'KK wool
clothes at ;i;AKAXTKKI SAVlNtj
prlf'S. Unv's Suit Shop
Republicans Sweep
The Entire Nation
(Continued From Pane t.)
kot act, Yec. 4,609, No. 9,695.
I PORTLAND. N.z. 3 At 2:30
o'clock this afternoon with 800 pre
cincts In the state heard from, Sen
ator Harding has 49,381 and Cox
20,280. In 799 precincts complete,
.Stun field hfis 40,905 and Chamber
lain 35,722.
Wires Congratulations.
I DAYTON', Nov. 3 Governor Cox.
defeated candidate for president, this
afternoon wired his congratulations
to his victorious opponent. Senator
Harding.
; Will Take Vacation. -
MARION, Nov. 3 Senator Hard
ntans to take a vacation In Tex
as and the r.mm Canal sone.
Alien Iaw Passes.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3 The
Japanese alien land measure carried
according o returns received.
Kcgrom are Killed.
ORLANDO, Fla., Nov. 3 Five ne
groes were burned in s...l
V . tne "suit of s s,.
fo lowine the ..""''it
for a negro to voin
that he fnilert i -V PM
tax. H
Congressional IUc
Hawley was elected con'rr.r
n the third! district ,d S
the second. In the third diZ "
predicts give McArthur 9J1I
Lovejoy 7.697. 1
o .
'Plain sewing dons, in ratro;
u. 8. Weatlirr Our.au. local if
Ro-ebur. Oregon. : hour. nd,
Precipitation , t M
II iKheel trmprratur. )i,..,,,
f' U'nipcrsture Uit nlthl "
I'rerlpltailnn, last il houra
Total pre. ip. .Inc. flr.l of motli
Normal prc-ip. for this monli i
Total proolp. troiri Sept, L u-i i
to (late " i
Averpire prerlp. froni'si-jt. V.'ii;: .
Total exceHH from Sept 1. IKi
Averse precipitation for U ' '
m (Si.pt. to Mar, Inc I. :
Korecast to I p. m. for loulisti:,
Oregon:
Tunight nnd Thursday rtlr,
Great Statesman's Hobby.
(Mmlstonc In his dny was quite an
axuiun. Tho great Engllshiunn ti-ed
to slip awsy from the cares of stale
and hie himself out to his estate at '
Hawanlen. seize the haft of his trusty
ax and let the "chips fall where they
may." To him the exercise alTonled
the most complete mental rest that he
could find. With coat oft and shirt
sleeves rolled up the prime minister
would tackle a tree several feet In di
ameter, and keep at It until he hnd re
duced It lo cordwood. He was forever
consilium his friends as to the ad
vlsnhlllty of rutting down this tree
or that one on his estate. So proud
was he of his wood chopping ahlllty
that he even had himself pli.ito'.'raph
ed with his favorite ax at his heloved
astlnie; f,nd so greHt was his reputa
tion and so ardent his admirers thnt
he wns frequently being presented
with on ax as a murk of esteem. At
one time he had more than 30 axes
In his collection.
"ft Needed Attention.
He had been sent to a certain (alb
urn to tune a piano. He fouud the In
strument in good condition, and not In
the least need of attention.
A few days later his employer re
ceived a letter from the owner of the
pinno, a lndy of would-be musical pro
clivities, staling thnt the piano hnd not
been properly tuned. It was no better
thnn before.
After receiving a reprimand from his
employer, the hapless tuner made an
other trip and agnln tested ver note,
only to find as previously, no fault
with the Instrument. This time ho
told the lndy so.
"Yes." she said. "It does seem all
right, doesn't It, when you play It, but
us soon ns 1 bctrln to sing It get all out
of tune." Loudon Tit-Bits.
TODAY ifljlligflg I TODAY J
B MATINEE KVEMvn' X V. JliSl sminmi-t nriMiai7 nil, g Umitivit r.vrvivn I
Ml t8x?ocKreimar
THE HOUSE OF PERFECT PltOJECTIOX
An R. A. WALSH Production
THAT STRIKES DEEP IXTO THE HEAKT
"THE
lEEP PURPLE
ItED IS DANGER GItEEx Ls JEALOUSY PURPLE tit
WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT PURPLE?
THERE IS NOT ONE DUL L MOMENT IN THE WHOLE PLAY
GA YETY COMEDY and PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE
MATIN EE EVEN LG
T1IURSDA Y
MATIN EE EVENING
Deulah Bovlngdon came to Rose
burg this morning from Isadora,
where she resides, to spend a few
hours shopping and visiting with
friends.
Mary Pickford in "Heart of the Hills" f
To-Dy
IIHSI I.TS OF VKSTKRIMVH ITY KI.KCTIOX
lllltilit'il . ... 62
Hamilton . . . 64
Creasou . ... 53
I'runn 58
Parker 79
Nichols . . .
Kohlhagen . .
Jennings . . ...
Llndsey ....
Mcilaughey ....
Powell
French ....
.McClintock .
Seely
Thomas ....
100
60
101
32
52
78
"4 2"
34
43
49
69
37
U I 5
3 1 M4
66
113
51
87
131
64
30
48
50
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a ' to a
. 3 3
95 88 43 77 102
8' 76 138 114 66
93 11
112 124
101
85
66
51
148
161
69
133
104
87
163
167
10
26
64
62
724
779
104
145
210
250
285
275
87
164
190
160
208
170
88
1197
1271
To -Day
Only!
BRYANT WASHBURN
Will Double You Up With Laughter in
MRS. TEMPLE'S TELEGRAM
A picture that is one long lingering laugh. All about a Love Hexagon! Some
thing far worse than a Triangle.
Supported by WANDA HAWLEY, CARMEN PHILLIPS and other noted pW
Century Comedy and PalheNews
ADMISSION PRICES MATIXEE EVENING CHILDREN 10c; ADULTS HOC
Whipple .
ilr. Alley
. 97
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129
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60
65
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146
115
126
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