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THE r.VFMXO NEWS
moxiiav. iiKcnniKii :
THE EVENING NEWS
HV H. W. BATF.S
ISSlliil) IMII.V K.KIM JSUXIMVj
Entered us socund-claBa matter j
Nov. 6, J 1)09, at ItusclKiri!, Ore., un
der act or iiiuruh 3, lS7i). I
HulMiTiptlon itati's Daily 1
Per jrear. by mail $3.00
Par month, delivered 50 !
Hcml-UVi'kly 'j
Per year $2.00!
Six months 1.001
moxdav, i)i:ci:.Miii:it ar, umiu.
KlfillT DISTINCT (l"NTS.
Dlarift Atl( n-nay Owjrce M.
Dnmn received a telegram
from the atltl'Oritli'H at C'hicu,
California, this afternoon, tiio
sul)Klanco of which is to the
effect that tlm forii'trs, Mr.
anil Mrs. Trlent, alias Mr. and
.Mrs. l' O. Marl, will lie held
for prosecution at that cltv.
The mesKae ronviys the In
form.illon that the officers
at Clileo have tlnht dlsllnct
chaises aealnst the coupki,
anv of which they deem of
such a nature as to warrant
conviction. Thus Ooimhts
o'intv Is robbed of the satis
faction of sending the pair to
(he penitentiary
(JltANDOCCASIOX.
Is Planned by (;lenitule C'oiniiiprrlal
Cluh.
For Carrying on Schools in 1
District No. 4.
12 VOTERS ARE PRESENT
Nmv lliMtfiiu !( t li'llM in
lh IjMM( Kdiiml Ituilili'i' A No
Hit .-i'IioM - H 111
j;h'i,(V'.tiiiH..ii.
AIMONT t'NAMMOlH,
Uy a voto r 1.1 to 1 tho
taxpayers of Bclvml dislrlct
Nu. 4 dwldcrt to levy a tux
of ni no imllK to rnrry on tlm
work of the nrhonls during
tho cornhiK tchooi year, :it
a special mcctliiK held at the
IjIiiio school hulldiiiK this nf
toinoon Tho J)vy for tho
com I hi? year Is 1 mill vhu
thun that Il'VIcu hint yeur.
But twelve taxpayers turned out
this afernoon in roHpoiiHe to u call for
a special meeting of tho votoru of
school district No. 4, to voto a tax
for currying on the work of tho school
dlBtrict during tho coming school
year.
The first matter discussed was that
or erecting a new school building hi
Riverside Addition, North KoHehurg.
St voi Hi of thorfo present at tho meet
ing spoko briefly roaidlng tho ac
tion of such a structure, the mmiil
niotis opinion seeming to favor the
proportion. Finally a motion vns
advanced authorizing ' the schul
board to expend a sum no to exceed
M,?fO in erecting such u structure,
the same to 1m built on school land
during tho coming summer When
placed to a vote the moti n carried
unanimously.
Attorney Reuben Mary tors then
called attention to the cu tdliioi.s iirc
vaiUng In Hchool clrc'en In West Uoee
burg, Mr. Marsters asked (bar tho
Bchool board employ nu additional
teacher for tlm west cldi? school, nl-
I'lng that one teac'ier was hi.sufri
clont at tho present tlmo. Owing to
n lack of discussion Minster's molkn
died a natural death,, no action ue
lng taken.
Another Important matter to fur
nish food for llscus.,lon was that, of
liiKtulllug a heating plm-i In ih l.a'in
school building. IJ ; n Htroug and
Iliichnnan, mem bo. i of the school
board, said that they nol' -'ed a heat
ing plant phould lie inst ilied Inas
much as tho present system i f heat
ing tho building will stovca j. roved
very unsatisfactory. In fact, Mr.
Strong argued that th- present sys
tem was very expensive in the end,
munoroiiH repairs and Improvements
being rceessary each y- r. After pro
longed discission In which nearly all
present took an active part the school
board was aulhori.ed t. Iiiei-UI a
steam or hot water h atlng plant.
Bhould they find such proc'i!uro nec
OHsnry. The final matter t.i attract the at
tention of the arfsemli'v was that of
voting a sufficient tax te carry on
the work of Mho schools during the
coming vear In a Mntisfactory man
lier. At first H. W. St mad1 n
motion to tho effect that an S mill
levy be vold, but tipot considering
the contemplated Impn emenis with
drew his motion, the same lu-lng sup
planted by a motion authorising a !
mill t-'V . Tho po!ls VM-o tlnm plac
ed at the disposition of tho public
to be closed at 3. .10 o'clock
With the al ove levy of nlni. n Ills
n vogue the dish In will realize the
8ii in of $22.4!Mi.liti on the nss-sapd
valuation of taxable propnrty wblci
intiils npproxlmatelv J l. I Hi rs rt.no.
Aside from tin amount raise! bv the
special levy the district will a'so come
Into poss'slon of ulimi ys.otio, pro
t.roxliiiately $1,200 The $l.ft'0 lul-
ance after tho improvements are made
will be uspd In p.iyiug ilie 'ntere.-:t on
ihe outr-trmding indebtctlness of the
district and a portirn of the original
debt.
.MVHTI-K ClttSKK.
portioned fiont t'w
tax, thus giving th
mntely $;U).4i." 1
!a estimated that
cm rent, expend ' (
Ing the vear. b w 1
SK.000 for other p
contemplated t
ever, this sum 1 f
about $:t.onn lur t.
plant will cost In
of $3.rio. while
ulMlnir in lilv.M.v
1 ne
'g upper
d oiMintv
" -nrexl-
1. It
! iy the
at'dy
poses. ii t the
ivments, I'.tw
bi rcduc ' to
ii as the In atlnir
"ie neighborhood
he Prv H' hool
Lie wl'l cost nn-
Tlev. V. B. Smith had the misfor
tune to break his right arm last Fri
day while mountain climbing between
'ere and Hosehurg. Or. Houeh of
the latter city, dieted the wounded
member and Mr. Hmlth is getting
along fine. Ho had the grit to preach
aa usual on tho Sabbath.
Our public school closed Thursday
aft'M'uoon and will reopen Jan.
Hi 10. Miss Peters gave "aeh of her
little, tots a Christmas card and Miss
liond treated her pupils to candy and
nuts. . In return n number of Ihe
pupils remembered their teacher with
pretty girts.
Clarence-' Bond also broke nn arm
last Siinday at the new skating rink.
Win, Jackson, nn old man, 83 years
old, died at ('anyonvHIe Sunday at li
a. m., J)'c. lit, nnd was burled Mon
day. I'ts son. Fiinor, of this place,
and family, and daughter, Mrs. Joy
Howard, and family, attended tho fu
neral.
Mr. ond Mrs. J. J, Anbmf and tho
three girls went to Aulauf tho first of
tho week to spend tho holidays with.
Mr. and Mrs. Anlauf's parents at that
place. Charlie Stelzer will run the
blacksmith shop in Joe's absence.
Mrs. H. A. Huusakor and son
Italph, from Dillard, spent Xmiis with
relatives.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Penrl Wilder nnd
baby, Ntjhle, came over from Can
yonvllln to enjoy tho holiday sea
son with Nablo Andrews and family.
There uas a family reunion Xmns
day. Noble Andrews nnd wife and
son Jlmiule, Ornndma Shepherd,
fi rand pa and Grandma Andrews, Will
Andrews and wife. Pearl Wilder, wife
and bahyf Clarence Andrews.
Christmas has come and gone, that
Is the nctual day, but the Reason is
still here. It. was a quiet one for this
usually lively little burg on a holi
day. A large crowd witnessed the
handsomely trimmed treu and arch
at tho Christian church. Xmas eve
thp Met hod i'st Sunday school was
present by Invitation and assisted
wonderfully In the program, which
was very good. Mrs, Hmlth presided
nt tho organ and Mr. Smith gave tho
praver and a five minute talk. A spe
clul attraction was a song and recita
tion by woo Lucllo Aldiich, about
four years old, nlso a sweet little
Xmas song by a little older sister
nnd brother. Mabel and Pleasant.
The Buds of Hope of tho Christian
church gave a pretty Xmas song. The
arrival of jolly old St. Nick with n
big basket of popcorn hulls "right
from tho North Pole." cr'ated meat
exciteiiM nt among the youngsters.
The ' boats" at tho Baptist celebra
tion drew a fair crowd and gave great
pleasure. They were very cleverly
not ten up, presenting an appearance
of actually breasting the waves nnd
were screened from sluht until the
proper time. There was nu excellent
program and tho scholars treated to
candy, nuts and an oratiwo bv old
Santa Clans. To chango tho scene,
tho niasiiuorndo ball drew Its share
of patrons and onlookers, about 2T
or ItO couples taking part. Supper
was served at the Fanners' hotel.
Zaeharlah Cardwell died at his
home on South Myrtle Christmas day
from paralysis. He was about SO
vo-rn o!'i. Another old oldie has
answered to the last call.
Thn home of J. Wavdrlp on South
Myrtln was destroyed bv fire last
Wodmsd.iy afternoon and house audi
contents completely burned up: $'iiH
In cash Just brought home bv a son I
was also burned. A snlMcrlpi ion was j
at once taken up. nnd people very I
generously responded.
Mrs. James tth. and Mrs. llick
Harlow are on th(. -ick list. j
.
it.xiuto i srit i:v apphoaciiks
On Saturday. Jan. 1, yourself and
family are invited to participate in
an enterlulnment gotten up for the
purpose of getting better acquainted
with ach other, promoting good fel
lowship In our midst, and making
our new i-eitlers fuel at home among
us.
fhere Is to be no charge for tho
entertainment, everything will be
free, and nil old and new Bottlers of
Gleudalo and vicinity are urged to
attend and help to make this a pleas
"iit social event of our community.
Leave your pocket books at home,
bring your most cheerful smile nnd
all thy children, and have a good time
and help everybody eiso to do the
same. Bo sure you remember tho
year you came to Glendale and vicin
ity. There will be a prize for the
oldest settler, the, most recent ar--ival.
the oldest native born man or
woman, tho youngest native born
man or woman, tho youngest native
born child, tho tallest old settler, the
tallest n-'w comer, tho shortest new
comer, the shortest old settler, the
largest family of Oregon born chil
dren present, largest family of recent
arrivals, and many others too nu
merous to mention. Come and start
1910 with a Jolly tlmo that will make
von smile for r. whole year. There
will be room for everybody and ev
everybody Is wanted and thon some.
Come and smile, and If you can't
smilo we'll nil try to make you.
The Gleudalo Commercial Club, By
liuterlulnment Committee,
VIOUX LKSSOXS
Amos W. lliestep, violinist at
Star theatre, will 'uccept pun'lU
4tr violin. Especial attention to 4
Juvenlls. Ingulie at Star theatre
4 or phone 885.
I-itOM JMpritK Mi Mi.
May ilavo Caused ihe Typhoid Epidemic.
LOANS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
Do you want to build you a home and pay for it in small
monthly payments and low rate of interest? J
Do you want to pay on your mortgage ana nave long ume,
easy payments anU low rate oi interest to pay uuck iuau m;
Tin von want to hnv a home in Koseburcr, a nice acre, tract
near town or a good ranch near a good market and in good lo-
XX cality? Do you want to sell your property?
Do you want to insure your building in one of the best
HOW TIIK IMUA.N'H
lli:.Jii:i 'ill Kilt SICK
CI.ASS1I IKIt AH FBI iSKMKXTS
KOIl liKWT Store room on Jackson!
Btroet. Inquire Mrs. H. Fasten. tf
IXST. Purse containim: monev and
gold ring. Finder leave at this of- !
lice, lieward. j
LOST. fountain pt-n was hwt to-
day. Monday. December 20, on i
Sheridan sliest. Fiml'T will please;
leave at The News mile. d tf.
KOirSAI.K-1 0 "acres" nuolan"d7 C
mile from town; 2 acres orchard;
all under cultivation: amnll bouse;
barn 20x110; poultry, team and a
wagon included. Only $2i"00. Ad
dress N.. this otlleo. d:tl-s-d
Within two weeks, the survey of
the (os May. Hotse and Idaho rail
way will lie completed Into Itosebuig.
accord In i to the present plans of
Chief Fnulneer Haines, says the Coos
Bay Tinier. Mr. Haines says that he
has run four Mnes down the eastern
slops of the coast range and will have
an I'M'elt-Mit grade.
The crew working toward. Multi
field aie mtkinu excellent progress
an I will complete their work lo with
in ri short rp:t.utee of llils city soium-
t lire tn lanunry. The survey into
Hundreds or Years lief on; die White
Man Thought Sued Method? Wise
Tho American Indian Is the craft
iest, most reasoning and deepest ntii
den; of nature o( all barbaric or m il;
barbp. it. p.:ople.
lie knows mure ahum in tt - rei
of ui.urj, li-'i history shews a reoi
ton'. 1 1 .i iiatcrai than even tho
legends tho 'Syrau or Cuucuslon
race
Especially Interesting Is the study
of tho Indian and his methods for
curing his sick. In addition to his
vv n (tor ful knowledge of plant life
and the mixing of it to bring forth
health concoctions, tho Indian is said
to be the first race to study tho val
no of mhleral water baths. Long bo
foro the chemists and alchemists of
Kurope had analyzed the waters of
their famous springs and found medi
cinal properties there, the North
American Indian was curing his sick
at Paso Kobles Hot Springs.
The old Franciscan monks, while
making their wonderful journeys,
building their missions and teac hing
Christianity along the California
const, frequently sat at the Indian
council camp fires and heard there
he tales of a wondertul spring where
in to bathe was to ho made free from
disease.
Those tales seemed unholy wor
ship and nonsense to tho holy fath
ers, but at length they too caught he
enthusiasm of tho Indian and thoir
sick began the pilgrimage to Paso
itonies t rue rixsa or ine uiiksi, so
named by these holy men.
Then began a series of reports lo
the papal home- of the church and to
the King of Spain, so that entiy in
the rslgn of Castile over California
these springs were regarded ns the
ideal Bpot sought for by Poqco do
Leon. ?
But aside from tho romance of tne
Indian nnd from holy reports of the
Franciscan menks, Paso Kobles today
is making fame for her waters by rea
son of Its wonderful cures.
Rheumatism, gout, kidney and
stomach, troubles disappear before
the bith treatments at Paso Kobies ,
so quickly that tho clttms of Paso,
Koines claim no. case can ne severe i
enough to defeat tho- waters from
mnklng a cure. Tuberculosis nnd un
clean disenseB aro not penvittnl treat
ment.
Nervous women who have been
cured f all manner of female ills,
form a continual series of testimo
nial proof of the beneficial effects of
Paso Itobles springs.
Hero one meets the wt rn out Pi-
borer praising the waters for their
gifts to him, while at his side perhaps
speaks tho elubmnr. from the city,
whose living has worn down his system.
Manv health pilgrims arrive a
Pavo Kobles with ramping outfits and
live in tents while being cured, he
ing unable to afford the luxury of a
boarding house.
m-to nlso are the rich in their lux
urious hotel with private bath house
and all the f special attention they do-,
niaad. The air of Paso Kobles is as
rich and as perfect as its water, this
fact alone being of greatest benefit
to its curing power,
A small book, neatly illustrated,
has been recent I v published bv the
manauemo- r 'elliim the story of the
Hot spiin;' u i mosi interesting man
ner and g! ir v complete Information.
Send for I' 'it'""!- P Wm. McMnrrav,
r nirent oi the O. K.
tbM Or., or Dr. F. W.
n r "'iso Kobles, Cal.
- Salem, Or., l)ec. 25. That milk
may also be a medium through which
the typhoid epidemic is spread is the
belief of Dr. I). D. Keeler, former
county stock inspector. But those
authorities who are of the opinion :
that the contaminated milk supply i
may cause the spread of ihe disease1
Fay that tho milk is only infected,
through an impure water supply, so
that the water is the prime source,
after all.
Stock Inspector Keler says t'hat
dairymen should not rinse their cans
with cold water taker from the city
hydrants, and that the cans rhould
he washed thoroughly in boiling wa
ter, or water that has been boiled.
It is not believed that Infected water
drank by the dairy herds will trans
mit the germs of the disease to the
milk given by thoso cows, but that
tho hhIk becomes infected by wash
ing tbe cans with infected water, or
that Urops of water containing colon
bacilli get into the milk.
and cheapest companies in the U. S.?
If So See WALKERS PERRINE, RoseburgOre.
Cor. Cass and Tine St. -:- -:- - E. B. PERRINE, Notary Public
LISAS!! FLOCK MILL.
Mill Is tn he 0k rated by Luse Laud
Coinptuiy.
The well known Rochester Flour
and Grist mill, located on the Cala
poola river, three miles west of Suth
erlln and Oakland, has been leased by
the Litso Land & Development com
pany, ltd., of Sutherlln, and has been I
rebuilt and remodelled and will com
mence making a high grade flour by
the first of the year.
Mr. Joe Horstein, the expert miller,
and who formerly ran this mill some
years ugo, hns been retained by the
company to take charge of the mill,
nnd is now practically through in
stalling a new swing sifter, remodel
ing tho rolls, putting up new clean
snouting and making other changes
to facilitate and make possible the
manufacture of a strictly high grade
flour.
It is the Intention of the company
to buy the host wheat obtainable.
The mill is now prepared to do
chopping at the prices formerly in
force.
GENERAL JOBBING
We're in a Position
to offer you the best the market af
fords in the way ot Meats; and our
prices you know are always lowest.
Wa handle only prime stock. Qual
ity and quantity guaranteed. Fine
roasting pieces of beef from 8c to
12 He pound. FlrKt class mutton,
veal, pork and poultry equally low.
Can't do better anywhere. Phone us
your order. We deliver to any part
of the city. ,
Cass Street MarKet
IXTIS KOHLUAGKN, Prop.
107 West Cass St. Phono 191.
Free DellTery.
OPK TO KXTKV.
Xo'tice of Filing Plat of Survey Re
comes Public.
Notice is hereby given that, sec
tions 15 to 22 inclusive and sections
8 to 33 Inclusive, in T. 29 S., R 9
V., W. M., have boon surveyed and
hat the plat of survey will be filed
In this office on Wednesday, Febru
ary ), 1910, at 9 o'clock a. m., and
m and after such day wo win he pro
uired to receive applications for the
Mil ry of the undeserved and unap-
nropriated. lands therein.
BKWIAMIN Ij. KIJPY,
J. M. LAWRI5NCI3. Register.
Receiver.
Just received Another shipment
Lf the famous "Last Forever" hos
iery. A written guarantno with every
pair. Sold only by Tho Fair. tf.
BUILDER
C. D. MAYNAltD
GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR
At Your Sendee
Roseburg, Oregon Phone 193
neneral P'
&. N.. IV
Sawyer, n
Hay, o; s or grain are all right
for the horse, but how about your
wife. Wouldn't she be pleased to
I THE IMPERIAL
I A Temperance Saloon
Properly Conducted
Opposite Passenger
Depot - Roseburg
ORDWAY & BOCART !
jPROPRIETO R St
I Mai iiliid cannot be completed peiul- have ome of those swell fixtures for
Ing ihe dosh; of
terminal ir rounds on the
tti.itious for her home, now on display nt Winnie
Hay Caddis, the plumber? tf.
FOW VLF. Olt HUNT --Five unv
of fine Li ml with a nice s-room
home: everything In uood dia:ie;
adjoins town of Cauyonville; nrfee
I. 000, or will rent. For particu
lars, applv to II. J. Wilson, Cnn
yonvlllo. Or.
The Fair Will Have Special
Sales on Holiday Goods
EVERY DAY
Watcli tlie whitlows for particulars. We will
have Doll Day, Toy Day, rieture day, etc.. i-tc.
25 Per Cent Reduction on These Sale Days.
Chaucc on the big doll with every 50c
I purchase.
This Is Your
BUSY TlflE
WE ARE TALKING
to tho LADIES NOW
Tha Holiday Work is before vou
! and there is the Xmas dinner to plan
! for. We can relieve you of much
I worry and work, which is economy,
1 too, you know. YoVIl find all our
Pastry, CaKes and Bread
to be unexcelled. Orders delivered.
Special orders given prompt attention.
Place your Xmas orders now.
UMPQUA BAKERY
JACKSON STREET
REPAIR WORK
HOWARD & MAHAN
Largest Stock of Plumbing
Goods in the City
The PLUMBERS and TINNERS .
Skylights, Cornices and Dryer Pipe
ROSEBURG, OREGON
GROUCH & ALDRICH
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Cement Plaster, Lime and Cement Blocks, Cement
Sewer Pipe, Mill Work and all Building Materia
Give us a call. We will save you money.
To Out Friends
and Patrons:
We cordially thank you for the
ever increasing patronage of the
the year 1 909, and trusting to
merit your continued favors for ,
1 9 1 0, we wish you a
A Happy and Prosperous New .Year
Roseburg Furniture Co.
ATTENTION
Flour has nearly doubled in price.
We sell
B R E AD
nt the same prices and it is the
best. CooKies, buns, cinnamon
rolls' and doughnuts 10c Per
dozen. Pies 10c each. Our
cakes are the best.
CHURCH BROTHERS
CASS STREET j PHONE 35 1
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