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Speedy, ' Stylish, Flexible and Economical to Operate ir in Design ana rerrormance G. A. LOCKWGOD MOTOR CO To Any Car Now in the Low Price Light Car 1-teld ROSEBURG UNDERTAKING CO. Established :101 ! M. E. HITTER, Msnsfier Founded and Maintained on Efficient . Service and Courtesy hone 284 y Oak and Kant 8ti. IV Licensed Lad) Embalmel 3M VA C. T. U. LEADER, URGES' DEMOCRATS TO NAME "DRY" unce font racing championship fi'om 1008 to 1915. The letter was addressed lo , Al--Ji'Iiiiiiiks, .mayor of Orescent (Illy, California, and was Kent In tart of the .liedwobd Kmpli'e UHsocWioii's offices here. Mad Hull wua firm in the loctti tttor A. Heed not BHllsfy the-ili-y -notith beonuso of their, stand oji, tlio. prohibition queslluu, yionlo at idleyld 7ST MAO BUL .CHALLENGED '.!. I. SAN .KHANfMfiCO, JnlyvT- ', ,i,.r .,.l.,r1 l Mmll in'minalnir ll hllll, 111' I l'e 11IIHCM, eUCU IL'HVlllB i.M" 1.000 in i race for noxt Henicnmcr " loads lhat now go 'over it daily in the form of heavily loaded freight, and passenger trucks carrying tho commerce lhat now fills tho high way. .jNuUhcr was It designed lo curry ipavemfliit no mat uu uuui llonal "weight has been placed upon it- Ill the eighteen ycnrHlunt;lt;lia been built Ilio steel lias not been palnled undernduth the decking;. No one knows Ihe condition of tho structure,-hut 11 is safe, to HhHUmu lhat It, bus been-weakened 25 jior cent through deterioration, quali fied engineers atntn; The decking is In very poor shape and must be replaced Immediately ir a new bridge Is, not to be .built. The pave inuntwil' each. end .lias also suUled icImslguruDly HodliAl I tin vly least lhat would I he needed to Oluyfe re pair's would be $1,500 to" $2,00111 while the cost would probably be 'ir great dear more. - TIhh -lnalnteii-aiice iiost would -have to he fre quently repeated, lis bridge Is kept strained to the limit nt -all' limes by Ilio .heavy Unfile, and Iherefoi-e the' "yearly cost" of' up-' kpop would amount to as much 'or nluj'o I hail llhu I Intel osB On-1 the; bonds, While At best the construc tion of a new- prijlge 'pimld ouvy-bo puKipuncu u lew years. Would Be Improvement s , , There Is no question SuV thfif a' new bridge would be u very great improvement und a forward step ih city development. Tho present il l imiuu.u T. I lii'lil iu I. ., ..,.,. ,.-,.,,. on ii stafo lilgliwuy InHldo the i - (AMoclalftl I'rtm Irtfwl Wlre.)( , , ATLANTA, (id.,, July; 7 Appeal to! the Democratic 'womt of -the -..(.. I. I ll ,,,,,. ,w,,,,l.lll,l,l III' "i "dry"' iMinibcrat ' ior' 'president fibartilHo'i 'nu last nioiitli was inude hero lust nigh), by Mrs. Nellie O. Jlurger, in un iiddifess to lorcia SAN I''ANCIBt:(), July 7- Mrs. Burger, who Is president of Physician . atlendliig John Drew llu, Missouri W. C.'T. a, said 'thai feared today Oml the notei! nclor ( nvei nora Al Hinltli. b New York. H7 y'flirs old Who , hns1 beent ill iir XhU? 0f Wall.fa Senile liospjlal l,Ae shiii May n w,s 'jfo'rl,N DREW NEAR pEAt), rh,.iJiias .grailunlly.sappuiL Jim ,od ae nWe'to" Slan iTuirrindliin winnei'l loi'V slVenglh.- DespltO hw klieer of! tho 480-111116 marathon between fill battle lo wl;i,hnck health, pis horol nirdi Oinjits I'ass, OvhkoIi life's .stage. . , ; . . - , llosjijtiil reports early, .today siild tho singe veteran was) very weak,, while doctors doubled; if ho coiilil illvo nliotliir 48 hours De velopment of the septic prisons which .have been .forming iii IiIb System! sliuSiV ihtij first (euailie 111 HjrlllB, 9u J'in'lland, Oregon, art October, Tlio. .chullange. Jh - Oeorgo . W. llooley, of Newark, N. J., who says lie held the professional long dlst- This Is but another act, and am. playing. my .part,", he .has marked occasionally during the ness. , ' . 1 1 1 1 i j r-rr r ' I . , X T IT 1 li.l - ,1 , .1 1- . . 1 This rare salad dressing maybe new t yoti ! ft' i E; As an example of the unusual recipes in Ida bailey Alleys hew book (see :. coupon below) this tecipe For a tare salad dressing is given. You are invited to ry it and convince ydurself that," regardless of price, the world affords 'no finer salud oil than Mazela. ' ,., ,.)!..' .;)"' ' i .1 '' .s Cooked Cream Dressing . .. H ctif Matola' K Iriifioon cfytnne 3 tnblespoont Karo, Red 4 tablespoons Argo or r Bint Lobt'l " Kini ford's Cornstarch' , XA teaspoon dry mustard 2 eggs, beaten I teaspoon salt J ( eups top milk . U cup very mild vinegar. , j , f Combine the Mnzot.1, Karo, the dry Ingredients And the eggs lr a double boiler top.. Gradually stir In the milk which should be scalded, and cook over hot water, stirring constantly until thick like white sauce; then gradually add the vinegar, heated, nnd beat with an egg beater . until the mixture thickens again. This may be used with any meat, fob., egg or vegetable salad. BRIDGE ISSUE ; i WIH. ;COME iu : , I VOTE FRIDAY -H (Continued from page I.) I SCIld Ollly IOC (umpt or coin) with this coupon and you will receive a copy of Ida Bailey Allen's wonderful ne Book, I attractively bound, containing 1 12 pgt of unusual recipes, write I i u.ni ..I rraiic nut., 1'urllaiiil. Otr. ciu limits and gives visitors. : a Vdiv poor first imiiression of tlio cily, while on the other hand a flue concrete structure would lm ipldlately give lira appearance ot a city of progress and civic pride. This, however, Is merely iv'slild Is: a)ie; but yot is a phase to be con sidered In this present day when So niuuy people iuu. looking for u .plirtie tpi iocatu and who are apt to form it is Impression of n city by the things seen along the highway. Ii Kconomlcully mere is ho reason why the bridge should not be built lit. the present time. The city has ho ononey in Ihe general fund -to spend upon improvements on the preient structure. It a new bridge Is'ntit approved it will bo necessary to-go into debt, by issuing war rants, lo pay the cost of tho need-1 I'd repairs. The cost ot niaiiiiaiu ing (lie city government Is push ing, tlio income hard so that lhere is lio prospect of being able in the near future to pay olf the war rants which will bear lnierest at I lie i nto ol six per cent, so that the elly will bo forced, perhaps for several years,, to coulinuo pitying interest On these wariiims auu situ Will eventutilly have to build u now bridge anyway. Will Furnish Labor !' Another item in this connection '16' be considered at this paiilculur time Is thai of furnishing labor. All over the coast lliero lias been a temporary slump In building activ ity dining thu past few mouths. Tills has resulted in many men be ing thrown out of employment. There Is every reason lo believe that this condition Is oniy tempor ary and Hint there will soon bo a building revival, but In thu mean time the lack of employment is be ing. keenly fell by liiuny laiuilles. Many cities, counties and stales nialiu It a practice when labor con ditions are as at present to pro mote needed construction of a pub lic iiatnio to provide eniplosnieiii during the lull. This practice has been very successtul, and Rose burg might well take a lesson from the experiences of llitwn other municipalities. The money must be spent eventually. That Is clear to any person who will investigate the tai ls. So why mil do It now when there Is u need on the nan of local laborers for employment? Need 37,000 There tins been some nruiiment advanced, by persons who appar ently have not thoroughlv Investl- gated the project, that the-amount asked for by ilio council Is nut of proportion to the work lo be ilnne ami (hat the estimated eost Is excessive. Perhaps less than one lhlid of tile sum lo be expended will lie irseil for the bridge. The rest Is til be tisod for widening the street, Hnlldllig the approaches, making the fill nnd repaying the street. It Is proposed to widen the. street, whtiii now narrows down lo about half of Its standard width, out to the full width with a 40 foot paved roadway, having n 3ll foot side walk on each side of the proposed bridge. This means lhat the present pavement, which has settled bad ly and needs replacement, mint be lorn up. retaining walls construct ed at the street line on each side. 'i t: ! S3VS i A . J f , U'NM ' 1 1 mm: IfV. ; ;.i ft i; . 1 it-it watte, unli ulLW Y wr ,iTHE)RES a warrh invitation in every cool puff tafjua pipe packed with P,A., What I mean. You sort of te ll .you get i -.) i t l : . 11 j r I N "! ' 1 i i ! I- i I ' Mil i l i I j'r.J l (-.! ii I - : I 1 ,( : .( .' r,' i-r. I -sit- I'. . , t And when you load-up the told j tnVmy- . pipe and open: the draf. fs'say Mjster! t . k 1. I i . ii' '"' ' 1 . -1 :-' . I Cool as the blast 01 ajtranieHtop s whistles - ' , SWeeVas hvs ftbrdsi 'l didnt mean yow. -u-.i -' ; , , 1 1 tl .tH :H'l I,' i t: 1 look ' forward to each intake, the wav .;' yduWtch the mails for a letter from . Mild as, title, ulf Stream, yet with' that ?' lfimJifnLmi '' ' , ' -i . . . " " - ' V t '' r'tt ' -i J 'a ' V ' ' '! . ,i . r. -: ! f'it'ttott,end pound crystal-slais humidors . f your, best eu& Good old Prince Albert! full, tich toBaccb may that satisfies -to .tw c And U Never wears, out its welcome. ' v ,r thevervlimtt. i nl ,i.h.-i.,w ,':t. v.. st. ff. W'hy,' the1 instartt you open the tidy red tin and get a whiff of that wonderful P.'A. fragrance, your morith waters fbr a taste of such tobacco." Did I say "fragrant"? I hope to tell y6u;! 'The flowers that, bloom in the spring haVC , riothing on Prince Albert. i;he verj;.linit. .'m getting mine Vith & pipe and P,A. -j : every dayv t'want 'you to get oui-si. 'All.iii' ; . you have to do is stetj) around tile corner and tell the man-bebind-tne-counter you : want a tin of Prince!'Albert. vn tte hears that hundreds of times a dayTroni men "like yourself. ; :'ly P, A. : . . ; : , ' '. , the national joy iMdke! ptupioVi W.Qjion-Slem, N, C. gone on rucortl, huwovtM. docliiilrig Stephens, fa nt the llosebuig ho it polfpv to be ihe expenditure ot tel. The dividing line ot Ward . nnlv enoimh money to make tho tlie aouthonst aectlon, is Stephens improvement nnd issuing onlv . street to Lane, Lane to Jackson. : jacKSon 10 ijhk nnn men nmim Address. Town....... enough boinl to pay the cost that if the work run he dono nt a ! lens price Minn J.l",00fl the full amount of bonds will not be ismied. , Need Is Apparent It Is quite plainly apparent that a new bridge must be provided t leer rreek soon. Kven it it Is rot built this year it Is only a matter i f ft short, time until a permanent comrreie bridge is forced upon tiie oily. Should the present bridge be maintained there U the eonsUnt meunre of a serious necldent with n resultant da mace suit, v lilih may cost the city many times the cot 1 1" n bridire. The'. Ioj there Is the rviftnnt expense of trvinc to keep al) i wornnnt stnio'itre. whith is rUvnys tnlse rconeni", so thai, tiom nil nnules there is ewrv ivason Ahy a favorable vote t-r the b.'iid issue slunild bi turnetl in by tho voters at tomorrow's election. 1lfferinK from the Ken'eral elec tton, tomorrow') vote Is to be tak en by wards, lhere being four poH inir places. The rrcidents of Ward t. the northrnst section of the city. then Oak to the city limits. The polling place is at the City hall. The polls open nt 9 a. m, and remain open until 6 p. m., with an hour off at noon. Fish at Idtyld Park. LOCAL MACHINE GUN CO. RATED HIGHEST solf the hecesslty of 'furnishing anjtnnce he enmn upon h well beaten! the still, which enve Indications of ullbl. path, leading from Ihe highway to-! recent uee, but no one wati In the Armstrong, who arrived here hist, ward the south part of ' the or-; vicinity. He also discovered that week from North Bend, spent the i chard. His chrloslly nrotised. he a cherry tree In the vicinity had Fourth Inspecting his H-acre or-1 followed the path- to the rear of been stripped of fruit, apparently chflid. After walking for some rtls- Ihe orchard and, In a swale, found ' for use In making liquor. ' s.) -.,1 . V Voinpany' I). HI2nd lnfanl:'y, the local null of Ihe Oregon Nutlnnnl (tiiai'd. rerelvert the highest rating nt any machine gun company at Camp Clatsop for the two weeks of extensive training this year, tit-cording to a report received by CuiitAln I.vle K. Marsters from iliigadier tletienil While from Sa- Ictn yestM-day. This will go In mil (he efficiency report ny captain iMai'Htera to national headquarters nt Washington, I). ('.. for a perma nent retold In the military bureau files. .Store Sot. Perfect Salads IMnr east of .laciison street ami a new till created, giving the nilil-lnorth or Dak street, will vole nt eil width to Hie street, mill new the court house. llesidents of pavumcnt IhIiI io ennncct' up j Ward J, the north west section of with the hiiilgc. Ii nmy pnjy bo I town, west of Jurfcsnn and north of seen tliat this Impim,. incut ..will l.ane. ini lulling all nf West Hose-1 rhm-H. a mile east of Suiherlln icqiiiiii conslilemWe money, iihlburg. will vote at the Junior high I eeiitly, he was not waro that he though H W probable that the cost jschiwl. Tho polling place fort had also acquired mnonshine will not take the full uniotivt of ,vnl 3. the smithwpsi wctien. I Hill. He dlsi o ei fH this Moiolay Ihe bond issue. The council lias 'bOulli of Uiw street and wea utlbtlore the eheiilf did, taviug lnui- ORCHARD PURCHASER FINDS LIOUOR STILL i PART OF PROPERTY SllTHKItl.l.V. July T.- When Kn slrn Armslrone. North llwid. pur chased the Mlldietl Walte pear" or- 1IMIIIlllMninilllIMIIMIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIItlir .1 -'fR? ... !-' i-J ' V. Hiiii m She Serves THAT5 about the most comprclicn sive' statement we can make con cerning our lady assistant: "She Serves.1' Wherever there is something to be done that only a woman cart do as it should be done, she serves. Wherever there is anytViing that her feminine in stinct tells her should be done, whenever anything is requested ol her sne serves. DOUGLAS FUNERAL HOME 7)iilinr(iit'yiina-il JetPirt " Canter'Pine. and Lane Streets
