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THE EVENING NEWS
liV B. W. BATKS
, ISKl ij DAILY EXCKVT SUNDAY
Entered as necond-cla-8 mutter
Nov. 5, 1009, at Kosehurg, Ore., un
der act of march 3, 1879.
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Per year, by mail $3.00
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LOCAL NEWS.
MONDAY, DIXK.MDKH Itf, 1001).
Tlion who coddle goHHlp nttKht to
bo licenced like any otliur puddler.
It tii k oh a lot or clothes to court
and marry a Kit). First your are to
pay suit, then you have to suit her,
and you havu to addrosH her pupa In
languaKo alolhod wflh diplomatic
verbiage. 1 hen you have to havu u
woddliiK Rult, and If you find you are
unaulted you Ret a law auit.
The Kovorninent 1h now hiiKy with
the problem of ttt'CurlnK a kuu that
will prove effective aaiiiHt uny en
emy s ulrmiip squadron may Home
day hover over our fair land. From
what we have learned in our brief
sojourn hero In tlilf vale of teai-H
and In these United StaleH, penliiH
will flpeedlly produce a kuu that will
make It necvumry for an IiohIIIo Meet
to Ball oimtlde the "oxyKen" limit of
this old ephere when they approach
American borders.
California has a new law renulrfnir
dealers to mark all Imported egn
"storage." Tho deulerH do not like
tho law, but It Is a good thing for
th California poultrymeij, as it en
nbles them to net top prices for their
fresh product, and it Is also a K"d
thine for the pulilie, been line tho con-
btimer knows Just what, lie Ih fiet
tiiiK when he purchasoH eKn. Farm
ers and poiiitrynipn In this, stale
would do well to socuro such legis
lation for their benellt. and tho ben
eflt of the consumers.
In 1915 California will celebrate
the opening of the Panama Cnnal by
a World's Fair nt Han Francisco. The
other day BOO of San Francisco h
loading financial, professional and
business men met and instituted an
organization which has this object In
view. It is the intention or the pro
motors that this exposition shall ex-
cell either tho Ht. Louis or Pan
World's Fairs. Tho Sun Francisco
spirit, which has so many times dem
onstrated Itself, and particularly In
tho rebuilding of tho city since the
rrent earttxiuuko and fire, knows no
undertaking too K''ent, and we don ox
not that In thlB matter California
will excllpso all previous expositions
and tvo to the world a nninntlkuiil
enow.
A school district down in the IMas
Icet Valley, California, is having
groat difllcully In securing teachers
who will remnln In the school loimer
than one term. The reason is not thai
the bfK boys urn wilfully unrtilly, but
that the teachers have for seven sur
ceHslvo terms been so churiulnt; that
some one of (he "bin boys" have
promptly married the teacher at Hie
end of the pchool lerin. Thoso howii
"hlK boys" are alt the sons of Farmer
Plasket, for whom tho valley van
named, and now there are seven
young and charmlnK Alts. Flaskets
In that favored section. The directors
nro still In tumble because there Ih
tho eighth son of Farmer Flasket to
deal with. The superintendent of thnt
county H'ivs he n glad these yinim
Indies have found such nice hoims.
because marrhu'e is more honorable
than school hvirhltm nnv time.
Oeorgo Nenner, secretary of the
Rosehui'K Commercial Club, has re
ceived a communication from parties
who wish to establish a wagon fac
tory in this city. Tho persons back
ing the enterprise ak that the citi
zens of Hofebtirg furnish a suitable
tlto as well as purchase a part of
the stock In the concern. Mr, Nenner
says he will bring the proposition up
nt the cfuli tomorrow evening, at
which time It can be discussed int ill
Igentlv.
, Tlllle Troxel and J. 1). Kingman
have brought suit in the circuit court
agalnat Kdward Henry and wife to
collect tho sum of $125 alleged to
be dueans commission. The plaintiffs
allege that they were conducting a
real estate buslnes Ip. Rosebiirg un
der the Arm name of Troxel & King
man, In December 190S, and at that
time the defendants requested plain
tiffs to purchase them a certain tract
or land, situated in Sections in and
11. twp. 7, S. K. 7 W., and contain
ing In the neighborhood ol 30 acres.
Plaintiffs allege that tlu y consummat
ed the deal, but to dale have been
unable to collect only a portion of
the commission. They ask for judg
ment In the sum of $125 with Inter
est at the rale of 6 per cent from
December, 190S to date. Plaintiffs
are represented by Attorneys H. L.
Cannon nnd Reuben Mars tore.
Tho members of the Ladles Aux-,
Hilary to the Hoseburg Commercial
Club met in session Friday evening.
The most Important matter to" attract
the attention of the assembly was
that of considering the erection of
"rest cottage", in the city. The lad
ies were unanimous in the opinion
that such departure would result In
much good as It would provide
place of recreation for strangers who
chance to enter our gates. A com
mittee was appointed to Investigate
tuo proposition with a veiw to tak
ing immediate action toward Its ma
terialisation. Another matter dis
cussed was that of holding a "Sweet
Pea day during tho coming year.
The ladles have been promised about
200 packages of sweet peaH from the
government, the same to arrive here
about .January 1. The ladles also took
up tho matter-of endorsing the Red
CrosB Christmas stamps. These
stamps are now on sale nt tho Rose-
burg Book Store and can be secured
for the naklnc. The money derived
from tin sale of these stamps goes
into what Is known ns the consump
tive fund, such to be expended In an
effort to check the dreaded disease
which Is becoming prevalent In all
sections of the United States. The
meeting was of a social nature, the
foreiroing matters having been taken
up at a brief business session. From
appearances the ladles !ntond to carry
on uviir worK with oven greater en
ergy during the coming year than In
the past, believing as thev do that It
requires a united effort to attain sue
HA LLOT TITLE.
The attorney general has
transmitted the following bal
lot title for tho meusure sub
mitted by the people of Cottage
Grove as follows: .
' A bill for an act to cre
ate the county of Nesmtth out
of a portion of the northern
part of Douglas comity and the
southern part of Lane county;
providing for Us organization,
fixing salaries of o Ulcers there-
of, and for adjusting finances
between the three counties."
Which title has this day been
placed on fjlo with tho other pa-
pern. Very respectfully,
F. W. UI3XSOX,
Secretary of State.
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At St. Joseph's Pro-Church, this
evening there will be a sermon by
Rev. F. McDonald, followed by sol
emn Benediction of the blessed sacre
ment. The public is cordially invited.
Tomorrow (Tuesday) morning masses
will be from 7:00 to 10:30. At 10:30
Solemn High Mass will be followed
by the blessing of the pro-church.
Wednesday,, Friday, Saturday of this
week are the Ember days of the win
ter season.
Are You Ready for Christmas?
IF NOT, COME IN!
And let us assist you in your selection of a
beautiful and lasting present. We carry a full
line of - 1 ,
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware
Cut Glass, ! Umbrellas, Hand Painted
China and Novelties of all Kinds.
The time is short. Do not delay.
Phone
2l43
W. E. CLINGENPEEL
Jeweler and
Optician
Ian important
ANNOUNCEMENT
A Gift that Brings to the
Home Real Christmas
Cheer.' 1 ; $
KKW TODAY.
ikon ltioiis roit r,r; ami 1,1111.1
Wo have just, received the swellest
line or I run beds ever brought to
Itnselmrii. Prices nro $1.H, $:t.r.ti,
$4.r, jri.no, $.rn. $7. op, $s.ro,
$10.50 and up (o Sfi.no.
Say did ymi see those iron beds
. nt $ 00. $.7r and $:?.r.?
ltuy an up to date doll cab for
that little r.lil; nmhiim rlso will
please Iht half 'ib much.
The fiiH'st lino of rockers ever
shown in liosclnirg are on our Hour.
Take a look at them u::; bo convinc
ed of our statement
It. V. STIiONfi.
The Kiirniturn Man,
Uoseburg, Orcein.
"Miss Mareuoilto Paire. who
he'Mt visit I ni at the home of
mother nt. Drain during t h
davs
The
used In connection with ryrom-aphy ;
mnkes an "b gaui present. We havt
Mio m.'itci'l;:! for wording, and nls
Hie rT.dy made pieces. It l not ex
pensive at (Jraves Art Kmporluin. tf.
KlMtNITI'ltlC FOR SALK fomplete
tor nvo , room hoiiRe. Parlv bnv
hm can rent house. Apply at this
omee. d-d-lS
KOR RAl,IO--On aeconnt of" leavliiK
KosebutK I am forced to sell my
furniture. Including a new piano.
at. a hihtIIU'o. Purchaser may have
tho privlh'Ko of rentint; the house.
Apply to Peter ItuMlnirlon, 527
Mill Street. tf.
TI.MMKIt LAND K( It S A LrT l" fi 0
acres, scales 4,000,000 feet; 1 ;t
mlb'S from Ito.seburs, 2 mfh's from
railroad station; about .'10 acres of
the tract Is level and. when loired
off, will make fine fruit land. Price
$-:,0o. I mi nil o at ly Flint St.,
ItosehurK, Oreuon. . sw-tf.
This Is Your
BUSY TIHE
WE ARE TALKING
to tin I,A1)IKS NOW
Tho Iluliiiay V.'urk is bofuro yon
anil there is the Xmas dinner to plan
for. Wo can relieve you of much
woiry and work, which is economy,
too, you know. You'll find all our
Pastry, Cahes and Bread
to lie unexcelled. Orde
delivered.
i Iuk-ki f.il Is h.in.ui.M-n i,,.,,, .Ihice your . mas orders now.
UJVIPQUA BAKERY
Music the medicine for ach-
Iiik heartB and tired brains. i
There Is no gift so accept- :;
ablo, ho much to he desired, or ;;;
of so permanent value as one O
of the standard makes of pianos C
as you always find at the Rose- C
Piano House, Cats street.
This Btock consists of Stein-
way, A. B. Chase, Ludwlg,
Kverett, Packard, Kstey Kurtz- ft
main), Kingsbury, Wellington, ft
X Ciihle, and many other makes, C
Inrludiut' Inner Piano Players.
Yt These pianos are old stand- :
Y? nrd makes, which are used all
t't over tho world In most music
i'? conservatories and by profos- i'?
Y? Blonal players.
i No teacher can afford to &
i'? recommend a cheap grad piano
i'f such as usually sold by many ,
dealers for higher pries than,
il- ttto standard makes will cost i'.
i'f you.
O A cheap make of piano Is
Ys dear at any price. i's
Ih, Christian church, after. X
i'? thoroughly tsting and investl- '.
gating various makes of pianos,
purchased tho old standnrd A;
H. Chase, which cariew a world
wide reputation. and which
gives them perfect satisfaction.
. Also tho Sjorth M. tMiurch
afler testing and Investigating
f? various other makes of pianos
purchased a tweet-toned Lud
wlg, which make has stood the
test of timV nearly a century
and glvs them tat islactlon, anil
with which they are well
ple.ised.
R. H. Mathews selected an
A. H. Chase, with which they
are well pleased.
Attoriuy Aloert Abraham se
lected a renowned Stein way,
with which he Is well pleased.
Frank fJorrel banker at
Oakland) purchased a sweet
toned Imdwig; well pleasi-d.
D. M. Smith. Uoseburg. Lud
wlg; well picked.
L. Illd'nds. RoHclmrg; Lud
wlg: well pleased,
Rev. A. St -inner. Itosbimr.
Ludwlg; well pleas.-d.
K. C. Itosif. ko.seliurg, Lud
wlg: well pi ";:
These are but a few of tho
recent sales, of which there are
too many to men) ion.
iiefore making your selection
or purchasing at any price, don't
forget to call at my store, :iL'T
Cas street, in the Alaccabce
TemiIe. one- block from S. I
depot, and ge my special low
Indlday prices and terms to suit
purchasers. Pianos and organs
taken on exchange. Now and
second hand orpins nt a bar
g.iln. Thanking all lor their pa
: ronage.
KLK TIUC IAS K AT M AltKHKlLLD
By virtue of the recent election In
Marshtield, franchises are granted to
I. AI. Blake to build an electric line
in that eity. The Sun says: Within
Ihelrty days Mr. Blake must apply
to the council asking for a resolution
transferring the franchise to the com
pany that Is to build the road. It 13
understaood that about live miles
will be built at a cost of $100,001).
The idea, ft is understood, is to build
an electric line to connect the Bay
cities and the operation of which wdl
pay its own expenses. 'I he line is to
be extended as far as it is practical.
Actual work according to the fran
chise must bo started within sWtv
days. The franchise give Mr. Blake
the right to build on Front street
North and South Broadway North and
South, and Kruse avenue, the thor
oughfare In the South end of the city
which extends to the Smith mill.
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District mat ager S. E. Krohn, of
the Brotherhood ot American Yeo
man, of Des Moines. Iowa, informs i
The News a local lodge will be In
stituted in this city Thursday even
ing December 10, at the Maccabee
hall. All members and those to he
initiated are requested to be pres
BUILDER
GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR
At Your Service
Roseburss, Oregon Phone 193
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Kodaks and Kodak Supplies
are Suitable for Christmas
A kodak will cause your meiiiory to remain green !
with the recipient, as it will be a source of delight and ;
pleasure for years.
F. H. Churchill
IRONMONGER
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RICE p RICE, THE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Now's"the time to
Buy Your Xmas
Gifts. Shop Early
and get first choice
Roseburg Piano House
J. LINEBACK, - Manager
Thfii store is open fvciihms. c
lYlcphono 1021 Main. ::;
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J AC K S O N STREET
THE SEASON'S LATEST If
PATTERNS
In Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Glass Silver
ware, Novelties, andSouvenir Spoons.
In fact reliable Roods that stand the test
at the lowest price. New goods coming
every day.
A. SALZMAN
III wA&MmWn
Hotter, liigRer than over
is our display of useful gifts
odd pieces furniture, book
cases, desks, dressers, buf
fetts, side boards, china
closets, combination cases
lounges, couches, davenports,
settees, pallor' sets, chairs
ami rockers.
"Coming Through
the Rye." "That's
the tune you'll step
to if you should
fail toyshop early.
Sewing machines, washing
machines, ranges, kitchen
cabinets. Even-thing to make
merry the home. Cuttlery
all kinds, If-4T lic gers Ilros
silverwear at prices below .
thenr all. Carvers, roasters
and coffee peculators.
A pleasant thought, a wise suggestion, a timely hint. Swell Rogers, Morris chairs, Couches md
Davenports, Hulfetts, China Closets, Diners and extension tables 1S-17 Roger Hros Silverware " Th
latest Colfee I'erculator, Size 1-y ' '
We Never Forget
the Little Ones
Little red chairs, dollie'go
carts f0 cents up, toy dishes'
toy tables, toy stoves, knives
and forks and childs seta
rockers, high chairs, black
boards, toy banks, air guns
for boys, toy banks and game
boards.
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There will jo something doing if yoa wait too long,
selected marked and laid awav for vou
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t!oods
Mail orders promptly attended to.
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