THB EVENING NEWS.
MOXDAY. JANUARY 2, 1011.
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'THE EVENING NEWS
IIV R. W. BATES
IK8UKO HaILY KXC'KIT SUNDAY.
iuhHcrlptlnu KuU-h Duiijr.
Per year, by mall .'. $3.00
Per month, dolivored 60
fieiiil-We.kly
Per year $2.00
BU months $1.00
En,lred aa ueconn-cluBS matter
November 6. mtu. at Roseburg, Ore.,
under act of Marcn 3. 1879.
Moi)A v7JAxr7itY j tii.
Wlinre the nrtiitflit ought to havr
been you will now place one.
Put your Hhotildor to the wheel
and he a Hoke to build up your
town and county.
Blurt the new year rltfht. Suh
pcrlbe for The Nowh mid kwp OHt
od on the (IoIiikh of thl bin county.
The profenHfnn of an aviator prom
Ihob Hure nVftth If you nro good
enough "bird" to become an expert.
A Rood time to "swear off" -If
you have any bad habits, and moat
people carry one or two around with
thorn. i
Another" prosperous year jiiHt
closed for RoseburK und 1 !M I prom
ises to ecllpHO its forerunners ten to
one. . .,
It will rpfjulro more than one coat
of wbltewadb to renovate Home pol
iticians. Indeed, some of thorn need
a disinfectant added to the lime.
It now looks as though RoseburK'a
county court, ihtro'B hopliiK the judse
conty court. Here's hoping the J nil no
and commissioners will start the new
year rights
The Salem Statesman Issued a flue
36-page New Your edition. In this
number Siilcm and Marlon county
nro given some publicity that will
do the old city and county much
good.
A new nrmory, a fine new high
school building and may be a federal
tin tiding. Many modern structures
built by local capltallHts, more pav
ed Htroots, and in I lea of cement sldo
wulkn are Just a few Improvements
outlined nt this llmo for Kosol.urg
during 1911. "
Tho knocker will please nolo an
other year has rolled around und
thero still remains a few "live
wlros" in tho arena. This is sud news
to tho pessimist who expects nothing
to happen and would bo pleased to
huvo old Father Time take a brief
respite in order to give the laggard
time to catch up.
The forty-page edition of the Eu
pono Morning Register received at
The NewH otllce today Is brimful of
Interesting data .concerning lnne
county and Kugeno and will be the
means of directing the attention of
many toward the queen city of the
Willamette. Valley. It is n great
paper to be issued In a city tho size
of ICugemt and Its wide-awake pub
lishers have done n good work for
their city and county nt largo.
Roseburg may well point with
just prltle to tho progress made dur
ing 1910. Hut. what's the use to
tell tho same old story. She's been
"humping" along at a lively pace for
the past ten years mid Is now so
solidly nu her ' feet'' that nothing
Hhort of an earthqu'iko of sufficient
Ttirco to lift Mt. Nelio from Its bed
and place It gently on the earth's
highest pinnacle would stop Its lead
at the beginning of the present
year.
' ANN!" A I j III NlMiSS Mill
Muttering Condition Sbouii by the
:hritlim t Inirvh at tear's liml, j
Tho annual Iusmh8 meeting of
tho Christian church was held Satin-i
day evening at Hie church and was!
quito well attended. A decidedly hi-'
t westing program, arranged for tills!
Mcruslon, wa reii Ivivii and it the
e:i.Mn of the meeting 1-inch wiit serv-1
imI and a gener.il gued Uuie atrong
the members followed I'lr most cv
eut condition of a! I nfi ties per
taining to the e'MtriM. ns i-Mo.ui M
Hut n nnrtH rent, n ,i con in t c et
n fconl, cheeifnl frHn.( ai'.niig UU1 '
ineml.i rs. ,uut g:r.f i uirh eie .image
il;eit for the work before them lor
tho coming year. K.tch department
of the church shows a balance of
money on hand and all ohlig.u ion
liquidated, Coitsldrrlug the various
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new i car orcciinss
To nur iatinns ftt'd f rlnuK In li..s.-iui n, vicinity
ami iiiMKlihnrttiK towns, vt 'i end the nMu;i!lin'iiis ol tho Now
Yv:i.-
Wo are slncerol yv.iiw ul foe wmr hW't;.! j roiviiio and shall
pMd'.'avor in a n.ii.v .uioo dmluc Uu n.mnm m.iv to nu'tit
thi oniif hlonre :u.d ,:,( nuia,: . huvo .Mitoxril ui tho past.
Our (Utiro Hlld p.tiUn-t, will In- MMii.'dfl.'.i ;il unco to m.'t tho
rMiuh.'!tM'.tn of nur Kinwuii; iui.lt ami to in.iko loom lor otlu-r
IlioM thitt wilt bo iiddnl
Soliciting n contintiiition of nil onr nianv f:,.ors with h.M
wifhos to nil for tho now yoar, wo roinaiu most ronpootf ully at
your or h o
Roseburg Heauty Parlors
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nOAHI) AXJ ItOOMS.
Portions desirlnK excellent ac-
coinmodationa for board and
room may secure them at The
Antlers, Mrs. D. G. Palm, prop.,
112 lirockway street, this city.
Thin hoiiHe has jut recently 4
been opened and 's first-class in
every particular, nates mason-
able. Hot and cold water in
every room. Telephone 202Y.
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Improvements carried out during the
year Just closed this is certauly very
gratifying to the pastor, itev. J. N.
McConnell, and the congregation at
large. During the year 1910 seventy
new members were received into the
church making a total, at the pres
ent time of 300 on the church roll.
Klectton of officers for the corning
year also received attention at the
meeting, and In most every instance
thoso formerly In charge of the work
were retained for another term,
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t'AHD OL- THANKS.
We desire to extend our thanks
to our dear friends for their kind
ness and sympathy extended to us
in our late bereavement in the death '
of our dearly beloved wife and
mother. We also extend our thanks
for the beautiful flowers at the fun
eral. ROBERT HARTIN,
KVAN HARTIN.
(.AltltlNKK NKYVS.
Wo are having stormy weathof
Just now, but we hope it may not
contfne long.
idr. and Mrs. Will Chamberlain,
who came over from Kiddle Creek
luHt Friday to spend Xmtis with their
relatives and many friends at this
place have returned home again.
They report everything prosperous In
tholr vicinity.
A company of surveyors are busy
surveying a new railroad route
through thiH part. Wo hope to see
some 'results from some of theso
surveys In the near future.
Someone recently broke into W. P.
Heed & Co. '8 turkey pens and took
four nice large turkeys, It seems
loo bnd to think that poule get
so hungry, but If they really wore
hungry and In poor circumstances
perhaps their neighbors could huvo
helped them If they only would have
made It known.
Tho Christmas ball at the Odd
Fellows' hall Monday evening' proved
to be a pleasant affair for the young
people of tho town. "
We rogrot to say that John Dnlly,
who has been seriously 111 for some
time Is gradually growing weaker.
Dr. Fields Is in attendance.
Mrs. Hermann Bmlthgall and
daughter, MIhs Zoo, who have been
visiting hero wit It friends and rela
tives for some time have returned to
their home at Marshfleld.
We are sorry to note that prohi
bition does not make as much change
In our town as it should, and do not
see why something could not he
done to prohibit the sale of so much
Intoxicating liquor.
Santa Clans has departed from our
mldKt once more but has gladdened
the hearts of many bovs and girls.
REPORTER.
Walter Fisher returned to Eugene
I his' afternoon after spending the
holidays at the home of his pnrents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. .-'inner.
I. .!. JarviH. who was recently
elm-ted constable for the Deer Creek
precinct will Hie bis bond with the
count clerk tomorrow. The mmd
Is In the sum of $l.0U0. with J. F.
Marker and J. C. Fulierton as sure
ties. Tfie Secret
of2
Security
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A VKKY HL'HY MONTH.
Continued from Pago One.)
81nce July first 156 people have en
tered their names on the Register in
the publicity office from 30 differ
ent states, a majority of the callers
however, do not register. Since July
1st the club has- been notified by
at least 110 families that they ex
pected to make Rose burg their home
no later than the coining spring, and
already quite a number of these fam
ilies have arrived in Roseburg.
If the Canadian Government's ba
ds of figuring is acecpted in Rose
burg, then the investment made In
publicity work in the last six months
will pay back to the community per
year iiiu.uuu, figuring on the ac
cepted basis of value each family Is
to a community. If the Canadian
government's estimate is correct,
these families who have notified the
commercial club of their intention to
locate here will add to the actual
value of Douglas county's popula
tion at least $100,000. Accepting as
correct the statement of these fami
lies that they will locate here, and
the Canadian government's basis of
figuring, then the Umpqua Valley In
the vicinity of Roseburg has received
for an investment of less than $1400
an annual dividend of $110,000.
which ought to convince the most
skeptical that publicity work is well
worth while, i '
It Is the opinion of the Portland
Comemrcial Club, the Oregon Devel
opment League, and the representa
tives nf the commercial clubs of Ida
ho and Washington, as well, that the
year 191 1 will see a greater immi
gration to the state of Oregon than
has ever been before experienced.
Practically all Western railways
are making preparation for an un
usually heavy passenger traffic the
coming year. Most of the commu
nities in Idaho, Washington and Ore
gon arc preparing to make an extra
effort this coming year in the way
of advertising and publicity work,
in order that they mo.; obtain a fair
share of these new citizens;
On the first day of July the pub
licity department bad an Indebted
ness of nearly $800. If the sub
scriptions to the fund are paid In
full January first, thlB Indebtedness
will have entirely disappeared and
leave a surplus of about $50. The
piVhHrilty Work has been carried on
the last Blx months under a decided
handicap on account of this indebt
edness but as this has been fairly
well removed. It Is hoped that a lib
eral subscription list will be forth
coming for the ensuing year, as with
out question,- Roseburg will have the
best opportunity to add materially to
the valley's population that has yet
been offered.
The policy of tho publicity depart
ment the lnat lx months has been to
encourage general farmers, fruit
growers, poultry men, stockmen,
dairymen and other agriculturists, to
locate In the vicinity of Roseburg,
and not to any extent whatever en
co u rage professional and business
men to come hero to enter Into com
petition with tho established pro
fessions and businesses of the city.
It is being generally recognlr.od that
the growth of a city Is automatic,
depending materially. If not altogeth
er, upon the development of the sur
rounding country. The Oregon De
velopment Lengue will make a spec
ial effort, this year to Interest people
In coming to Oregon who will go
out on the land and develop the
same, or who have capital for the
establishment of factories, Tho es
tablished business man and profes
sional man will not be encouraged
to come to Oregon for the purpose
nf locating in cities and towns al
ready well represented In their lines.
Particular attention will bo given to
the needs of each community, and
through the Industrial development
of the Oregon Development League
a record will be kept of the needs
of the various communlU'1" of the
state. This will result in locating
promptly the professional or business
man, or man with a trade whore he
is needed, and where there is work
for him to do. thus doing away with
any probability of his going to sonte
point where com pet 1 1 ion is a I ren dy
k ee n , and he will n of only be d I s
appointed himself, but interfere
somewhat with the success of those
already in the field.
Two different Oregon communities
have mentioned in the past month
that the Roseburg Comemrclal Club
Ik one worthy of eniulntinn, and there
Is no doubt that with Us natural ad
vantages, resources and ni tractions,
the I'm pq u a Valley will receive if
fair share of the new coming popu
lation, if the publicty work Is prop
erly supported.
Quiti ii Inrno crowd attended tin1
moot t uk hold nt t ho Socialist hoa !
quarter, on North .lack nn street,
yesterday afternoon, nt which tttro
tho erection of nn armory In Uor
hurt; wan considered at some tengtY
Tho members of tho socialist party
are strenuously opposed to military
affairs, und ronsonuently jure not
In favor of the '"vction of in nrmorv
lit Itosolntr?. S-'.-enil brief addressee
woro delivered bv l-"r,nt? socialist.
iuhI in each tn-ir.::co tho speaker.
declared themselves opposed to t: 1
a rmory. In fact, tho socialists do
no beM.'ve In war. and it 11 owe thitt
i he stand tig srmie pnd t Vie nfl"v
nro a menace to tho welfare (.f the
count ry. and are not needed In the
omtctlon of the V Mie r W it oropert.
The e pc n so n 1 1 ar h il t ' o a i tn
and navy, they Halm, ' somet hlnir
etiornious, whllp tho h- nclUs derived
from them are nf little consequence
at th hejtt, Tho socialists do not
bellow that t'to armory should he
erected, and that they will oppose
anv move in that il ni-llon, :i" -pasx
ewdeul. .t least they are ad . ,ti"-
nr" thoir op(nr tbove onr4. nd r
are not afraid to debate the question
with anyone who appears to doubt
tho Btucerety of their expressions.
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WEKK OF. PRAYER. j
The week of prayer will be observ
ed by the Roseburg churches as fol-,
lows: ... . ,
Monday evening, January 2, Bap
tist church, J. N, McConnell leader,
subject, "The World's Approach to
God." Rev. 11: 15.
Tuesday evening. Christian church,
K. M. Hears, leader, subject, "The
Christian Church." Matt. 16: 18.
Wednesday evening, M. E. church,
J. B. Burkhart, leader, subject,
"Missions." Matt. 28: 18-20.
Thursday evening. M. E. church
South, E. O. Eldridge, leader, sub
ject, "The Home and the School."
Prov. 3: 13. i - .. ;
church, W. H. Eaton, leader, sub
ject, "Government and Politics."
Ps. 67: 4.
Everybody 1b invited to attend
these services. Remember the first
service is tonight at the Baptist
church.
Daily Weather Report.
U. B Weather RU'cnn, local otnee, Ro&cburg
Oregon. 24 hoar, ending 5 A. M.
.lnniiftry 2, 1911
PRKCIPITA1ION IN INCURS AND HUNDREDTHS:
Highest tempora'ure ycstenlRy... ,. 47
Lowost Tcmperal'iro last night 88
Prerlpliatlon last ei hour, j.... .0
Total preclp. store first at month 0k
Avg. preefp. lor this month for 32 fears.. fi7l:
Total preclp Irom Sept 1, lBio to date. ...16.00
Average preclp. trom Sept. 1. 1877 11.12
Total excess from Scpl 1, lalo. i.;
Average precipitation lor aa wet fte.sons...32 1
WILLIAM BULL.
.observer.
CXASHIKIKII AIVKIt'nSK.MK.NTS.
LOST Large gold nugget brooch.
Kinder please leave at The News
ofllce and receive reward. djl
WANTED Experienced furnishing
goods clerk. Inquire of WlldW &
Ages. dtf
WANTED A good agent, lady or
genleman, for an extra good pro
position. 320 Cuss Ht. (15
WANTED Girl for housework; in
fair My of four; no washing or
iro? n. Inquire News office.
WANTED By young lady, situation
as chambermaid or place as assis
tant In private home. Inquire News
office. d-jlO
WANTED A modern 7 or 8 room
Iioiibo by January 1. 1911. In
quire at Ilimos & Oliver, or this
office. dtf
WEAVING WANTED Those want
ing weaving done call at 614 8
l'lno street. J5
TO KENT Furnished room, includ
ing bath. $2 per week. Inquire at
415 Pine street. dli
ItOOMS TO RENT- Four rurnlshed
lion' ""eeplng rooms, call nt 24 6
KH: street. Mrs. A. Hall.
KOlt S.M.I-
VOll SALE Sinnll house and iol
address Box 284, City. aj 12
ilElCS rblfSALE twelve sFlituls ol
bees for Bale. Inmtire at th
News office for particulars.' tf
PbirSALE Af"ewnWen"l7p;rRhod
Island Red cockrols. Address R
A. llnsenlinrk. Rn'rhnri.. Or rt
I'Olt SALE One flue big bluck
mare, light democrat wagon and
good harness at a bargain. Inquire
at this office. d-j7
WOOfTTOit-SALE A few tiers of
stove wood, cut Inst winter, for
sale. Inquire at Umpqua Lnnd &
Wnler Co., Cass street.
FOU SALE Nice home on N. Jack
son street, corner; also unimprov
ed lots adjoining: will sell In
tracts to suit. Fine view. Write
box 114 or Inquire News office, tf
KOK SAI.K A Mite rubber tired
hiiKgy, cither for two or four per
sona, used only ono season, can he
had reasonable. For particulars
call at the News ofllce. tf
r 1 1 U' K KST llA I S K R S T h a ve"T7o
nice Barred Plymouth and three
Puff Leghorn cockerels, also on
Parred Plymouth Hock cock for
sale. It will pa v you to see them
i Inquire Wood, News otllce. tf
I MKN VTNfK 'hOai .'"im" J
vls, Jr., Inventor and owner of
' patent of tho Lone Star Washer.
j This niarhii'o sella Itself, you Ret
. tho money. 119 Shorfdi.n street.
phone 81. Home office Clarendon.
Texas. dsw
KOK SALE To aeres'"JiieTnjm
city limits. 2 acres hearini; prune
i orchard: 8 acres especially tine
for small fruit and garden, well;
house l..lti, barn 20x;t0; Sfi lay
ing Leghorn heus. Price $2, bob.
Terms. Inquire or address N.
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. s.v -'.vi.K he imported Per
i"0'--i P"kl.hn Ve!ni; He Is a
i ,, t; t-'- vh?e strip in face, 7
"irr o!d we'shs 2.000 In work
i. ior. H! mita svenk for them
'vr. Je- ma will bo Riven if
wanted. If 4nteresteu, write me
for nnrticulnr t Prnln, Oreeon
M. R. Ryan. d-sw
VOW SALR At a hnrRaia to anyone
with llfl.OOii, JtSfi acres, 100 acres
In cultivation, balance in fir tfm
be and pasture. 20 acres apple,
prune, peach and cherry orchard.
Seven room two story houe and
larco barn, prune drver and other
buildfncs. Woven wire fences. Im
provements worth $.1,000. 90 an
Roia Boats. 4 horse. 4 cattle, poul
try, all farm implements, wagons,
bnr.rty. all harm-s etc. Pino weM
and plenty of pii ;as for sfV
water. Never have bad a crop fail
ure, protected from frosts, lumnrc
Nirn offir -
START THE NEW
YEAR RIGHT
By buying your groceries here. Our stock will be
more complete ad of greater value than ever be
fore. Quick, exact service and the lowest prices con
sistent with first-class goods will be our aim forl9.Il.
HENRY E ASTON
GROCER
Telephone 26 344 N. Jackson St., Roseburg
FIRST CLASS LAUNDRY
work is most desirable to anyone wishing "their
linen to possess that particular finish so necessary
to good taste in dress.
We Do That Class of WorR
One Trial will Convince.
ROSEBURG STEAM
LAUNDRY
0. C. BAKER - - Proprietor
OEFICE NORTH JACKSON ST PHONE 791. '
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