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ROSEBURG. OREGON- TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1928.
MUCH INTEREST
IS SHOWN IN
. MAY ELECTION
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The citV'cohncil hiot laHt night
in a brief session, there being but
little lnuiortuut business' for con
sideration. ,1. t ; v.-J' S. . t
City. Attorney ; Wlmbi-ily I
formed the council I hut hu Is pre
paring to (He u number of suits in
court to foreclose delinquent lolnu.
Tbo city is holding title to a lingo
amount-of wroportly upon which
owners have allowed sower unil
paving assessments lo becomo de
linquent. It -is proposedi to clear
title to tills property by foreclos
IDefeat for Both House and Senate j
r Thbraai J. Walsh's Early Lot Before ;
Success Crowned Montana Struggle,
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'HELENA. Mont.. Mar. 20.-i-(A
'CP.Xr-Tbo candidacy of Thomasi Juf-.
i foiBon Walsh for the democratic
t pi'esldoiitial nomination . -completes
the span of a political career that
he hewed out with- his own' hands.
.Walsh tasted bitter political de-
feat in Montana before he' Vou n
victory. Montana takes Its politics
Avlth the sei'lousneAs, tenacity ' of
tooling that actuated the horse-
uiou who . once pursued rustlers
across its-open ranges.
,i He was 31 when ho camo to
Halona in 1890 to open a law of
'. flcu. It was 22 years later that
New Candidate's Latest Photo
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A Brand naw pnotof rnnh of Sintor Thomas J. Walsh ul M,,,"ijn
flils.
Walsh has assented to campaigns to ciplurt lor him as a demo
OKatlc pioldentUI possibility the convention delegations from Wiscon
sin, South Dakota and California. The senator Is 63 and a dry.
ho went to Washington as n I nlt- try over, whfii ho lu-i-anic the trad
ed Slates senator. Today he Is r In tho senate's special commit
national figure, nntahly for his tee for the liiTesth.-nlloii or U. nil
work as prosecutor an tho sennte leases.
tnmmiltee wnicn terreied out hum
lllegul oil reserve leases.
Twice Tasted Defeat
In 1D10 tho Montana legislature
was deadlocked for weeks, unahle
to decide whether to send Walh
or Henry I,. Myers to the Vnlled
Stales senate. Myers won by two
votes. Four years earlier. Walsh.
bis drooping moustache, had' 3,
Yes, LESS than one
cent per baking for
the finest, purest,
surest baking pow
der that can be
produced at any
price. The greatest
money saver that
ever entered a
kitchen. Prevents
failures that waste
many dollars' worth of
other baking materials.
Try it. Profit by the :
perfect; never ' failing
action of Calumet.
ure suits in the circuit court, .so
thnt the city will bo ublu 10 soil
the property with a clour deed.
The health und police, commit
tee was authorized to huvo repuT
made to the police car.
' Considerable discussion was en
i tered Into regarding charter re
visions iperlulniug to election,
i The 'committee on' city, Improve
ments wus given nuthority to pur
: chase a power lawn mower to be
used in caring for the North ltoso
burg parluugs,
NOTICE
On. Riid uftor March 19, 1928, I
will not be responsible for bills
contracted at the r Grove , Auto
Camp' or California Service ' Sta
tion, Canyonvillo, Ore.i . t ,
' 1 -FRANK A.' AHEIINI ,
Sought In ,vuln n congressional seat
from ms nomo district." i . .
But in- 1912, when Montana vot
ers made their own selection, of a
United States senator for the first
time, YVnluli won? Ilo was ' re
elected ill lt without difficulty
and again In 1921. He was a
standard beurer for the administra
tion during the World war and a
lender in me fight for American
membership In the League of Na
tions. But it was in (lie summer
and fall of 192a that his beetling
eyebrows and his drooping mous
lacho became recognized the couu-
J Vif '.7' JT.Vsr.S i
1 U V .Uh
ssennior Walsh Is a widower
Ills wile, whom he nunrleil In lied
iii'in, ,n. p., where he bean Hie
practice of law m the nee of S"
died In 1920. tin Iihh one dnuth
ter, Mrs, Kuimctt t'. tlndiier, uow
nt Newport, H. I., nhiu0 iibainl
Is a roinimihiler In the nnvv, and
two Rrsnddiiushleis, chllilien of
the Cudgels-laion, 7, and Clir..i.
pomphU'ttt Is, of course, optional.
. Preparing for Primaries
Only the two major political
purties In Oregon, the Republican
and Ucmocruiic, are subject to
making their nominations lor the
offices to be filled at the general
elections through the primary
election. Tills is because no oilier
political party in this .slate, has,
cast a sufficient number of votes
to bring it under the provisions of
the primary nominating elections
law. .
As required by law, the Secre
tary of State, will, prior to April
3rd, uiull to the various couuly
clerks by registered letter, hluiu
ments listing the several national,
Slate and district offices for which
candidates will be selected by the
Kepuhlican and Ucmacrutic parties
fu the primary election to be hold
May 18.
It Is Die duty of the county
clerks to prepare printed nonces
conluiuiug the vurious national,
slate, district and county offices
for which there are to be made
nominations in' their respective
coumles, not less -than thirty days
prior to the primary, and to mail
two of- these notices to each judge
and clerk of election In eaeh pre
cinct. The notices must be posted
immediately by the judges and
clerks In suitable puhlici piac.es in
their precincts. -.'.
Following is a list of the offlcos
for which nominations will bo
made, and to which candidates will
be elected at the Primary Elec
tion: To Be Elected
Delegatus to the National PParty
Conventions: .. ,
. State at Large Republican
party, V; Democratic party. 7.
I'lrst Congressional Dlstiict
P.or.abllcan party, 2; Democratic
party. 2. .
Second Congressional District
Republican party, 2; Democratic
party, 2.
Third Congressional District
M;yulilloan party, 2; Democratic
tfa.'ty, 2, .
To Be Nominated
Candidates for nomination
the office of . President of
United Statos, 1. .
Candidates :for, nomination
for
the
for
tho ofi ice . of vice : President
the Unlted Statos. 1.
ot
Electors of President and Vlco
President of tho llplied Mates, u.
. Kopreswitatlvcs im Congress:
First Congressional . 'District, 1;
Second Congressiouiil ' District, 1;
Third Congressional District, 1.
Secretary of Slate, 1
; State Treasurer, 1. r
, Justicus of Hie, Supreme Court, 2.
Attorney General, 1., , .
'. Dairy nud food Commissioner, 1.
Judges of Circuit Courl-r-First
Judicial District, ; I; for
term expiring first Monday in
January,, Hr.is, Jackson and Jose
phine cuunlles; . -. ( . , -
. Jaecond Judicial District, , 8 ; . fur
terms expiring first . Monday. In
January, 19S5, Benton. Coos, Curry,
Douglas, Lane and Lincoln coun
ties. TJilrtl Judicial District, 1; ' for
term expiring first Mondav In
January, 19H5, Linn and Marlon
counties.
Fourth Judicial District, Mult
nomah county: Department No. 1
1, for term expiring first Monday
In Jiinuaiy, l!i:iu; Department No.
31, for term expiring flrsi Moil
day in January, IMG; Department
No. S 1, for term expiring first
Monday In January, .ISM; . Depart
ment No. 01, (or term expiring
first Monday In January, 1935;
Department No. 71, for term ex
piring first Monday ln January,
1933.
Fifth Judicial District.. 1; for
term expiring first Monday in
January, llilin, Clackamas county.
Sixth Judicial District, 1; Tor
term expiring rirst .Mondav In
January, 19,l.ri, Morrow and Uma
tilla counties.
Ninth Judicial District, 1,; for
term expiring first Mondav in
January, 1935. Oram, Harney and
Malheur comities.
Thllteenlli Judicial District. 1;
for term expiring first Monday In
January. 11135, Kliimalh count v.
Eighteenth Judicial District, 1;
for term expiring first .Momlav tu
January. 11135, Crook, Deschutes
and Jefferson counties.
Nineteenth Judicial District, 1;
for term expiring first Monday ln
January, l'.i.'IS. Tillamook and
Washington counties.
Twentieth Judicial District, 1;
Tor term exulting fit Moiumv m
January, ,193r,, Clatsop and Colum
bia cuutltles.
I list riot Attorneys
Maker, Clackamas, Clatsop, Co
lumbia, fcios. Crook, Curry. Ilea
cluilus, Duunlas. Cilllum. ' tlrnnl.
Harney,, Hood River, Jnrksnn,
Ji'lfersou, Josephine, Lane. . Lin
coln, Linn, Malheur, Marino, Mor
row. Slionuiin. Tillamook, l inn
lllln. Union, Wasco. Washington.
Wheeler and Yamhill counties.
Stole Si imtors.- '
Fifth Dlstiict, 1: Douglas county.
Seventh District, 1; Josephine
county.
Eighth District, 1; Coos and
Curry counties.
Eleventh District. 1;
tof couuly.
Thirteenth District,
noinah enemy.
Sixteenth District, 1;
anil Wasco rmiiltli's.
Seventeenth Dlstiict
AVttshlng
S; Mult-j
liHHl Hfver
1: Croi'k.
Deschutes, Jefferson. Klnnmth and
Luke counties.
Eighteenth District, 1; (lllllam.
n.t.No more
s days
TiUy tiMnr itt-milt iwil
unit n nc tur
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CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS Tfa'i?&
Atx. Dei Moiiici, lo,- TlMI L'if I
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Miaa Elinor Herron, popular New
York and Cleveland debutant and i
niece of Chief Justice William How
ard Taft of the United States su
preme court, is piotured hero 'as
she appeared as a professional
manikin at a style show in Chi
cago. She's wearing a feminine
smoking jacket and 30-inch wide,
rose-pink oxford bag pajamas. The
jacket la a deep fuchsia tone-.
Sherman and Wheeler counties.
Twenty-first District, 1; Union
and Wallowa counties. ' '
Twonty.second District, 1; Grant,
Harney and Malheur counties.
Twentv-fourth District, 1; Lin
coln, Tillamook, Washington, and
Yuuihili coumles. '
State nepresentatlvos ' '
First District, 4; .Marlon county.
Second District, 2; Linn, cou-ty.
Third District, 3; Lauo county.
' Fourth '' District, ,2; Douglas
county.
Fifth District', 1; Coos county.
Sixth Dlstiict, 1; Coos and Curry
couutjes... , , . . ,
- ' Soventh - District, 1; Josephiue
oounty, j . ' ; ,":,,, ,. w
Eighth District, 2; 'Jackson
county.
Ninth District, 1; Hood lllver
county. '' , , '
, Tenth District, l; Denton county.
Eleventh District, 1; Polk coun
ty., TwelftirDlstrlct. l; .Wascp cpun
' ' - ' I:'
Thirteenth District, 2; Yumhill
county.
Fourteenth District, 1; Lincoln
and Polk counties.
Fifteenth District, 3; Washing
ton county.
Sixteenth District,. 3; Clackamas
county. ,-'
Seventeenth District, 1; Malheur
county.
Eighteenth District, ' 13; Mult
nomah county.
' Nineteenth District, 2; Clatsop
county.
Twentieth District, 1; Columbia
county.
Twenty-first District, 3; Crook,
Deschutes, Jefferson, Klnmnth nnd
Lnko counties.
Twenty-second District, 1; Mor
row and Umatilla counties.
Twenty-third District, 2; Uma
tilla county.
Twenty-fourth District, 1; Union
aud Wallowa enemies.
Twenty-fifth District, 1
conn I y.
Union
Twenty-sixth. District, 1; linker
county.
Twenty-seventh District, 1;
Grunt nlid Harney counties.
. Twenty-eighth District, 2; (lll
''"ii, Sherman and Wheeler coun
ties. Twenty-ninth District, 1; TUlii
iiiiiiik county.
Thirtieth District. 1: Clackamas
IT la our recommondaHon that
cliicka ho fed on Ufo Insur
mico I'ced fur frmr or- flvq
weokn; during this timo tho
nvornso consumption vUl ha
from 100 to 300 h nf Mfo Tn-flin-niico
per 1.100 oliicks. While
rliU'ks that only ut It two or
thrro wpt'lts are wny nhcad of f.ir
di'inrv rhlrka, rv9iilt Warrant
a intutth.
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come this md
unKe: "1 ruiMfrt
8"0 c h c k s ihtH
jtvir. itnrtlriff
them on your1
1, l f o Insurance
Fred nrd had h
Inns thun I lmd
ln former yours
when I only tried
tu nil so one hun
dred.
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WHARTON BROS.
Roieburg, Oregon.
"I- Alw ays Ha v e Luc k i e s "
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No Throat Irritation - No
01028, The AmonVan Tobacco
and Mtiltnoniah counties.
Trustees, Highway Improvement
Districts
Salmon River-Grande Roudc
Highway Improvement District, 7;
portions of Lincoln, Polk, . Tilla
mook and Yumliill counties.
Political Announcements
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
To the republican voters of
Douglas county: I hereby announce
myself a candidate tor reelection
as county judgo, subject to your
approval at the primaries on Muy
18. '
GEORGE K. QUINE. .
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
I hereby announce myself a
candidate on the republican ticket
at the nominating election May 18
for the office of County Judge. I
pledge myself, If elected, to a
square deal to everyone, every
road district and every section of
Douglas county: economic admin
Istrniiun, nud cooperation with law
enforcement auencies.
It A. HERCHER,
Dlllord. Oregon.
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
Subject to the npproval of tin
Republican voters of Douglns coun
ty, I hereby announce myself a
cAiididato for nomination for sber
iff al tho primary election. May 18.
PERCY A. WEHB.
FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for ttie nomination tor sher
iff of Douglns county,, subject lo
tho upproval of tho voters ot the
democratic party at tho May pri
mary election.
V. T. JACKSON.
FOR SHERIFF DOUGLAS
COUNTY
I will appreciate your rote at the
primary election. May 18. for the
republican nomination for the of
fice of sheriff of Douglas county.
Sound, sensible law enforcement
will he maintained at all times.
Oakland, Oregon. K. E. l.KAS.
I, ' FOR COUN-.V CLERK
I t hereby announce myself as a
candfdnte for County. Clerk sub
Jt.1 to the approval of ti Demo
cratic voters of Douglns County at
the primary election Msv n. 192s.
! SYLVIA J. .BROWN.
NOTICE
Have Patten tht plumber, to
rtmodel th.it old niumino in the
bathroom and kitchen.
TEL. 466 504 N. JACKSON
Says Betty Compson,
Motion Picture Star
teas'
Co.. Inc.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for County Clerk subject t
the approval ot the republican vol
ora of Douglas county at the prl
mary election, May 18.
I , A. J. GEDDE3.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce myself a can
didate tor County Clerk subject to
the will of the Republican voters
at the primary election May 18,
1928
IRA B. RIDDLE.
Working for the best school
economy, I present my name foi
nomination by the republican parly,
In the May primaries, for re-clec
tion to the office of County Super
intendent of Schools.
EDITH S. ACKEnT.
FOR SCHOOL SUPT.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of County School Su
penlnteiidcnt, subject to the will of
the voters at the Republican pri
maries, May 18.
If elected I pledge an economical,
efficient and business like adminis
tration. O. C BROWN.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for County Treasurer sub
ject lo the approval ot the repub
dean voters of Douglas county, at
the nominating eloction. May 1$,
OLIVIA KISLEY CARNES.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Subject to the approval ot the
t republican voters of Douglas coun
) ay, Oregon. I heroby announce my
1 self a candidate for reelection to
I the office ot County Treasnrer at
I the primary election May IS, 192S.
i a.
JAMES E. SAWYERS.
FOR COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce my candi
dacy for the nomination for tho of
fico nf county commissioner, as
1 republican, subject to the will of
tho party voters at the primary
election May la, 1928.
j W. A. LOVELACE.
i FOR REPRESENTATIVE
i Subject to the will of the votert
of Douglas county at' the primary
election May IS, 192S. I will be a
candidate on the Republican ticket
for Representative to the Oregoa
Legislature.
Roseburg, Oregon.
C. A. LOCK WOOD.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
I hereby announce my candidacy
tea
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(':! ! '. V,.' ,,t
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Cough.
county, subject to the approval of
the rejublican voters at the pri
. mary election May 18, 1928.
FRANK L. CALKINS.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
I heroby announce myself a can
didate for County Assessor sub
ject to the approval of the republi
can voters- ot DouglaB County at
the primary election, M&y 18.
BARTON HELHWELL,
Yoncalla. Oregon.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
I heroby announce myself a can
didate tor County Surveyor sub
ject to Uie approval ot the Republi
can voters of Douglas county at
the primary election May 18, 1928.
BEN B. IRVING.
o
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
To the republican voters of
Douglas county: I hereby announce
my candidacy for reelection as
County -Surveyor, subject to your
wishes at the primary, May 18.
HARVEY L. EPPSTE1N.
1 FOR COUNTY CORONER
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for County Coroner ol
Douglas cuuiitr suhlnnt In thft nn
proval of tho Republican voters al
tne primary election, May 18.
H. C. STEARNS,
FOR CORONER
Subject to the approval of
republican voters, I hereby
nounce myself a canilldato
ths
ai
for
nomination of County Corncr,
tho primary elect inn. May 18.
M. E. RITTER.
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FOR CONSTABLE
1 1...1...
! r office of Constable for Deer
. . " -
j Creek precinct, subject to the will i
I ot tne voters at the republican
I primaries. May 18.
sour noroH jim gat. I
- 1 TOl!EIISESIfJM!l
NURSERY TREES
3 Large and complete ttock of walnut, peach, prune, pear, $
a cherry, apple, fig, chentnut, filbert, persimmon, etc. S
fj Selected fruit trees for replants. ?
sj Fifteen varieties of grapes. S
a Street and shade trees, also roses, vines and other orna- 8
mentals.
3 Why not deal direct with the growers and' owner, securing
A home grown acclimated stock, and see what you are buying? S
a Orders placed now will be reserved until you are ready to
T plant. ' jj,
piilrL' ryk ""d Sa!" Vird 8 m,,e" ,ou"' ' Roseburg on
Pacific Highway, or 1 mile north of Dillard Station.
C. E.
PHONE 4F.cn
"The strain of constant posing
before a camera is sometimes
great. A few puffs from a good
cigarette is the quickest relief.
I always have Luckies on ihe set.
They soothe without the slightest
throat irritation." ''
The Cream of ,i
the Tobacco Crop;
"Unquestionably Lucky Strike -.
Cigarettes are 100 quality as
this fact is proven by their ih.
creasing populari'. Only the
best tobacco, The Creanuof the .1
Crop' goes into Lucky Strike ;
Cigarettes. I buy only the best '
tobacco -for Lucky Strike Cig";
. arettes." . . . :
Tobacco Buyer
NEW YORK STATE
JOLTED BY QUAKE
(AsBOPlntcd Press LphihhI Wire)
ALBANY, N. Y., Mar. 19. Resi
dents of northeastern New York
today were recounting details ot
the earth shocks which yesterday
jolted points as widely separated
as Malone, Phittsburg and Lake
George.
. The tremors were felt in Sar
anac Lake, Malone, Lake Placid,
Plattsburg, Lake George end War
renshurg. They were reported nl
sb as having been felt on tho Can
adian side of the St. Lawrenco
river.
The tremor lasted several sec
onds in most of the towns, but
Malone reported the disturbance
continued for half a minute.
Farmers everywhere are buying
that Red Strand longer life fenc
ing, 11-31) at 35c per rod. Stearns
Chenoweth, Oulund, Ore.
CALL FOR BIDS
Sealed proposals will bo received
at two p. m. March 31, 1928, (or
the construction of a school house
at Hays Creek, Oregon.
They will be received at the
school house at that place and at
that time publicly opened aud
i read.
Bids will . bo received an fol
lows:
1. General contract.
2. Plumbing and heating.
3. Electric wiring.
! The boards reservo tho right to
I reject any or all bids or ta accept
' the one which they consider best
for tho districts.
Plnns and specifications may be
obtained from J. W. Montgomery,
Davs Creek, or at tho office of L.
W. Metzger, Roseburg, upon de
posit of fifteen dollars. Said d-
I posit will be returned when plana
; "V ""' u" i
j diii ain't ii it nrinna pro raiitriwxi in
I good condition.
Edith M. Moore,
Clerk U. H. Kst.
ist. No. 10.
comery,-4
list. No. IS.
J. W. Siontcomery,-
Clerk DIs
MOYER v
tor county assessor of
Doug las wHJJKSSEfEMSESSS