THE EVKMMO NEWS.
SUMMITS HIS MESSAGE.
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Mnyor F. h. IJeartl Outlines Work
Fur Year 1011.
(Special to Evening News.)
YONCALLA, April 7. The com
mou council elect met in special ses
sion last Thursday evening to dis
pense with some Imporlaut matters
and to try and outline a definite out
line for work. After the meeting
was called to order the message of
the mayor elect was read after
which much discussion upon streeet
, Improvements and the morals of the
wn were entered into. Couneil
i fun Knott and Ilelliwell spoke in
-vor of legislating against the sale
"near beer" within the city of
Voncaila, and expressed themselves
as being in favor of some perman
ent Iniprveinoiu. We are not here
to antagonize any one," said Mr.
Heliiweli, "but we are in need of
civic ringhteousne:'s and a general
cleaning up of the city." Council
man J. J. Meltizer spoke in favor of
going ahead with improvements and
in cleaning up the town.
The main content ion so far con
fronting the council is street im
provement. Some favor paving,
while others think the city can le
greatly bciioiitted by rocking the
streets, which would not necessitate
the. outlay of any great amount of
funds as compared to 'the cost of
paving.
Already the council elecfe has been
styled "The Reform Council." We
hope to be worthy of the title given
us.
Mayor's Message.
Important among the matters con
sidered during the evening was May
or F. L. Heard's message. Mr. Heard
is the- youngest mayor in Douglas
county. If not in the entire state, and
is held in high esteem as an official.
His il'Bssage follows in part:
To the Honorable City Council,
Greeting:
In entering upon your duties as
aldermen of t lie . city of Yonealhi.
you are taking the reins of the city
and you will be expected to dispense
with the affairs of said city in an in
telligent and businesslike manner,
keeping in mind at all times that
the welfare of the city is entrusted
to your care and keeping and that
the jveople electing you to the po
sition you now occupy, have explicit
confidence in your integrity and
judgment and feel that you will work
to further the welfare and wishes
of the people whom you represent by
using your best endeavors to pro
mote the welfare of the city when
ever circumstances will permit.
You will during your term of of
fice be called upon to decide ques
tions of vital importance to the fu
ture welfare of the city; so let us
work collectively as one man, ever
keeping in mind that duty demands
concerted action upon the path of
progress which if traveled in an in
telligent and progressive manner is
certain to lead its patrons to ulti
mate success.
First I would admonish you to
weigh carefully each contemplated
action before proceeding; be certain
that you know exactly what course
you are outlining before going there,
on. V
The city treasury will be at your
command, to a very great extent,
therefore let me admonish you to
be Judicious and thoughtful with
regard to the city s finance and nev
er at any time allow yourselves to
be carried away by any sudden im
'OUR Time for a minute, Mr. Farmer and House
Y
keeper of li-oseliurg
Hammering prices
our list and if you
give us a trial. We are the Independent Cash
Grocers. We have just received another ear load of un
excelled Red Ribbon Flour, a pure hard wheat flour; every
sack guaranteed to von.
ltcd Ribbon Flour
Per Bai l
per Sack 1
Gilt Edge.
Hard Wheat Flour SI
Per Barrel
Roseburg Soft Wheat t
Graham Flour, 50 lbs $1
Farina, 10 lb sack
Graham. 10 lb small $
Improved R. Oats, 10 lb $
Blk H. Oats, per lb $
Corn Meal, per 10 lbs S
Cracked Hominy, 10 lbs $
Farina Goods.
Puffed Rico
Puffed Wheat
Quaker Oats
Cream of Wheat
5 11) Quaker Oats
Post Tost ies
Kellogg Corn ITikes ..
Quaker Corn I- lakes
B. It. Corn
B. It. Tomatoes
H. R. P-as
B. K. Beans
Larco Muk
S-uail Carnatien
It. R. Hominy
It. Ii. Pumpkin. 3 ib .
It. R. Kr int. :i lit
fnv O-Stni-H
Whole Clani-
Minced Clam
On r n S i up rrip?,
0:hT Syrup, per gal
$ .11
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9 -II
$ .17 '4
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Yours
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Grocerf I
Phone 31"; i
PROTECT YOUR ROSES
Use Marsters Rose Spray Solution for
Roses, House Piauts, Vines, Small and Large Fruit
Trees. Kills Germs and Insects.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded.
pulse or unsound ideas, but investi
gate to your entire satisfaction be
fore . launching into any new enter
prise. There are many much needed im
provements to be looked after in the
city, some of which can bo accom
plished with but little expense, while
others will necessitate the outlay of
considerable money, but by being
economical and consistent no finan
cial diiliculty need be experienced. 1
would recommPHd that you use your
efforts toward securing some per
manent st i eet improvements, a val
uable and indispensible asset to any
city, and an improvement which we
must have sooner or later.
I would also recommend that you
investigate the cost of municipal
lighting system and if possible to do
so. secure ono for tiie city, as any
progressive municipality needs to be
well lighted.
I would further recommend that
you provide a public watering place
somewhere within the city; that you
use your best efforts to protect the
city from fire by employing all the
means at hand and more in case you
consider it necessary. Kncourajge
the organization of a fire company
and furnish apartments for any fire
Machine Made
BREAD
In keeping with the modern
methods of bread and pastry
making I have installed a pat
ent bread and pastery mixer,
thus (jiving my patrons the ben
efit of the most approved meth
ods in the art of bread' making.
The products now turned out at
this bakery are equal to any in
the state. A trial will convince
ynu. We carry all the good
things in pa."tryland, fresh and
crii-H every day.
THE IMPQUA BAKERY
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If. GUEST, iroi. riione ''1
ii mimiiwMii miinwnwfiiMi
and vicinity. Wc arc still
down tor casii. .Look over
find Ave can save you nionev,
Van Goods.
Nun Better Peaches, 3 lb can... $ .t."i
Nun Better Apricots, 3 lb can... 8 .!."
Nun Better Pears. 3 lb can $ ,15
Blue Ribbon.
Peaches. 3 lbs $t .20
Pears, 3 lbs .10
Cherries, 3 lbs $ .20
Blackberries $ .20
lied Ribbon.
Sliced Peaches
Sliced Pears ....
Apricots
Blackberries ...
Pineapples
S
...
Arnmur'H IMirn Kutorn Meats.
I.anl. 10 His St..".
i.ard. 5 lbs 8 .7
Cnmpmincl, 1 0 lbs SI.M
CnnipnilIMl. 5 Iln .7
Kniirki'rt llacnu. li.n-k 9 .1
Snick, . I I'l. nio Hams. mt ll .. .1
Switt I'n-mium Hams, h K .1
fiit Vn:k. ..T II, S .1
K.i:irv Ilnakfast Uarnn
S,,ap.
7 liars of Swift Prlil" S .
7 l'ars of Cn.laliy's I'rl.l.' .
S.niKi Moiidav. r.' liars fur ... .l.
!; I, Wl.it.-. bars fur l.
S'r.-.i :.-d Hmii.'V. I!i " k ir 11, .1-'iraini-s.
whliv t !- las'. d.'Z. .
S:ii' k"il Salmmi. x-r lb
Coil Kih. per Hi
s nil cut to yon for rash. Wo arc strict
now niul trvinp; to trivc yi.u the lo ne'
Crarkcil 'orn. Oil Meal in ,
ainl he convinenl that we a
for lmsiness.
STUIUiS & I'F.IJMAN.
Hi TITS
apparatus which may be employed.
Further I would recommend that
all antiquated buildings, fences, etc.,
hindrances to the welfare of the city,
be declared nuisances and dispensed
with accordingly.
The law and order of the city
should ever bo maintained and the!
police officer, or officers encouraged j
in the performance of duty by giv-1
ing him, or them, your undivided
support so long as the bounds of
the law are not exceeded.
1 would recommend that all per
sons found upon the street, in an in
toxicated condition, or making them
selves obnoxious, or causing unnec
essary dlsturbnients, be arrested and
delt with accordingly.
I would f urt her recommend that
all places wherein billiard, pool or
card tables are employed, be com-!
pelled to close at a reasonable hour
at night and not allowed to conduct!
their games during Sundays. Kur-
ther that a curfew bell be installed
and all persons under IS years of
ago be compelled to vacate the
streets 'after a certain hour unless
necessity compels them to bo out
later than the time specified.
Further 1 would recommend that
you frame and pass an ordinance
suppressing the sale or handling of
so-called "near beer" within the city
of Yoncalla. Believing that the
handling of "near beer" affords op
portunity for men to violate the law
without laying themselves liable, I
deem it prudent to suppress the sale
or giving away of it (near beer)
within the city of Yoncalla.
As it is next to Impossible to keep
a city clean and sidewalks in repair
so long as stock Is permitted to run
at large. I would therefore recom
mend that all stock be prohibited
from running at large within the city
of Yoncalla.
Bell vine that ordinance) No. 33,
now pending, (relative to the size
of telephone poles) is discriminating
In its nature and that the size of
poles required is larger than neces
sary, making it embarraslng to
constrained to believe that poles
inasmuch as any polo inside the or
iginal townslte, whether carrying one
wiro or a dozen must bo 12 inches
in diameter. 1 thereforo ask that
you amend said ordinance so that
lateral patrons will not be discrimin
ated against as the ordinance, as it
now reads, proposes to do. 1 am
oenstrained to believe- that poles
ranging in size from 9 to 12 inches
in diameter can be used for tele
phone purposes to a good advantage.
(Signed.) F. L. BtiAltL).
MKLItOSE ITEMS.
Interesting Items Gathered By n Live
Correspondent.
Our rain canto a few days ago.
Oregon never fails.
Farmers are well aloiitf with their1
spring sowing.
Mr. Farmer, If you are troubled
with "digger" squirrels get a pack
ago of Bolivian's poison. It will
kill them.
From the number of people who
went from Ik re to Roschurg before
breakfast Wednesday morning. It
fioems Mr. Roosevelt Is quite popu
lar with us.
H. R. and K. L. Conn hnvo been
assisting N. L. Conn with his seeding
the past two weeks.
Daniel Bros, have about finished
putting in their crop on Busenbark
Bros', land.
A. K, Clayton has finished his
seeding. The recent rain helped to
put tho ground in splendid condilfon
to bring a good crop.
Jesse Itnrie has been out of school
the past twn weeks In order to com-
I Buy more goods than any other Hardware store in Roseburg.
I carry a Larger assortment than any other Hardware concern in Roseburg.
I sell more goods than any Other Hardware concern in Rosebwg.
I have more costomers than any other Hardware concern in Roseburg.
My Prices are the best. My Services are the best.
I give good, old-fashioned satisfaction.
I have the easiest Hardware store in Roseburg to do bussiness with, andwhen you
are in the market for hardware call and see me, I will not be undersold
CASH OR CREDIT-
plete the spring sowing.
K. A. Ooff recently received an
incubator and brooder from Wiscon
sin and has the same in operation.
We notice in a recent issue of The
News that Sylmon Valley residents
will have some fine chickens for next
year. Melrose has them now and
will have more next year. Brown,
white and buff Leghorns. U. V.
Hocks, H. 1. Reds, Minorens llond
ans, White Orphiugtons and possi
bly others. A chicken census would
show a 'decided increase over past
yea vs.
Preparations are being made for
Faster Sunday.
Breaching the 9 th. at eleven
o'clock by liev. Dollarhide. A.
Cliiistiaii Kmleavor Convention.
The C. K. societies of Douglas
and Lane counties are holding a con
vention today and tomorrow. About
20 delegates are here from abroad.
All sessions are being held at the
1'resbyterian church except the Sun
dav evening service which will be
at the Christian church. B. L. Kddy
will speak tonight at S n. m., sub
ject, "A Comparison of Values."
Kverybody invited.
t LASSII' 1ED ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST Gold tassel, used as a watch
chain ornament. Finder rdeuse
leave same at this office. ktf
IOST Agate link cuff button on
street. Finder please return Hame
to this office and receive reward.
a-2
" Horses niul Vehicles.
FOR SALE Black Percheron stal
lion, age 7 years, weight l.fiOO
price $:100. Address box 207,
Itoseburg.
MARES FOR SALE Span standard
bred fillies, coming 3 and 4 years
old, half sisters, broken, and are
a fine lnrgo team for their breed.
Well matched, and price reason
able. Inquiro News office. tf
Poultry and Eggs,
EGGS FOR "HATCHING Whito
Lnngshnns, greatest winter layors,
$1.60 for 15. Inquire T. B. Can
non, 320 West Oak street. tfd
EGGS Barred Plymouth Rock and
Black Minorca eggs from laying
stock, only $1 per setting. Inquire
of Wood, News office. tf
MfscellmicoiiH.
FOR SALE Show cases. Good bar
gains. See L. II. Rhoades
Co.
dtf
HA KG A IX A job lot of cut nails at
$1.nn the keg. Churchill Hard
ware Co.
VOOI FOR SALE Phono 104. J
I. Sprlngstead, Itoseburg. for
wood Promnt delivery. dtf
KEY LOST lmor key with wluit
string attached, lost near the de
pot. Finder please leave name '
l'arth's Toggery. a 1 '1
FOR SALE 1 Span bay mares J nnd
fi years old, Sbiro and Morgan,
weight 2400; a good all-purpose
team, good travelers, would make
fine breeders. Five milch cows, ali
fresh, 3 with calves; 1 two-year-old
Jersey, a beauty, and gentle,
giving 2 gallons of milk daily. Also
4 full blood shepherd main pups,
nicely -marked, from working
stock. For further particulars ad
dress Sam Whit taker, Oakland,
Oregon.
Real KM nte.
KOlTS A L I-i 1 1 otiso" a n dnit75 0 x H) 0
Gfiod location. Inquiro at News
office.
Na1
MARSTES DRUG STORE
We Make People Welcome
Promptness
In Filling Orders
a feature of our business
COWS WANTED From 1' to a car
load of good, young fresh milch
cows. State price and breed. Ad
dress C. U. Wyatt, Denalr, Cal.
It. F. 1). 1.
Ft'HNlTUH 10 FOH SALE A lot of I
fine new furniture, recently cost
2SS, will sell, on account of mov
ing away, for $150. Inquire at
G.14 Bine street, mtt
FOB SALE Portland lot in surbur-
ban business district, half block
from car line; cheap. Address J.
H. Mctirath, Roseburg, or call at
60S Mill street. t:
WHITE LEGHORN EGilS Eggs
from pure bred laying strains of
S. C. White Leghorns for sale, also
Barred Rocks and Rhode Island
Reds. $1 for K, Inquire Church
Bios. Bakery.
I i K AUTIl-TL HOME SI T E T w o
acres, nil In ciioice fruit, grand
view of city. One of the finest
properties in Itoseburg or vicinity
for a home. Inquire at this otlice
for particulars.
FIVE ACRES FOR SALE Nice piece
of land, all fenced, close in aud
ready for planting. No buildings,
but a choice spot for small farm.
Price $t,2f0. Inquiro News of
fice. ORCHARD HOME Owner desires
to sell beautiful tract of land, set
to young orchard. In subdivisions
to suit purchasers. Tho property Is
closo In nnd very desirable. Prices
are right on this. For particulars
call at The News otlice, or address
Orchard 1st, caro News. Itose
burg, Ore. L-tf
TO E X C 1 1 A N G E Good new ttve
room house nnd two lots In small
growing town, nnd 80 acres of
unimproved land in Whito Salmon
apple belt to exchange for small
improved ranch in tho lltupqun
Valley. Logged-off land consid
ered. Address John Lang, Glen
wood. Klickitat, Wash. tf
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It Is every lady's especially a young lady's duty to make tho best
effect possible.
THE MILLINERY ARTfA FACTOR
I.ft us uliiiw ynu our lastos ol forts from moriVIs Just rocoivml
from the wuriil's fiishiun ri'iitt ts. Try on n ninny n yon l-anr
nnlll ynu urn hiuIMUmI. Our pt'ici s liru miclt tlml uliy lady cull uf
fnrd to wear tlio very
Latest Inventions in Shape, Designrand Trim
THE FAIR STORE
WANTED A woman to do washing
aud sweeping. Inquiro of Mrs. A.
Wallenberg, 44 Stephens street.
tu
WANTED 1.000 men, womeu and
children to buy their groceries
from Stubhs & IVrniau and get
free tickets to tho Guillen theatre,
Cass und Rose streets.
WANTED Man nnd wlfo to work
on fruit ranch; also man and
team; also single man, $35. Homo
place, permanent. Address Wnu
A. Snssmih-h, Garden Vallov
'Heights. Wilbur, Ore. it
TIM BER LAND FOR SALE 153
acres of timber laud In section 8,
tp. 2 5, range 7 W., Part of this
is river bottom, best In tho
world when cleared. For parti
culars Inquiro at 506 Fowler st.
tfd
FOR SALE The Orchard Fruit
Farm, Sixty acres of apples, pears,
peaches und cherries in hearing.
Six miles south of Myrtlo Creek
on tho UmpquA River In Orchard
Valley. If interested come and seo
for yourself, or writo tho owner,
11. II. Olcott, Canyonvlllo, Ore.
dalS
ATTENTION If you are looking for
land do not fall to seo the South
Umpqua Valley nbout Rlddlo, Myr
tle Creek nnd Canyonvlllo. All
of the land Is river bottom and
low first bench. Tho soil Is black
loam with a. mixture of sand and,
smnll gravel.1 Good natural drain
age, pure water and most equable
climato in Oregon. This valley has
been a proven fruit Boction for
fifty , years. Alfalfa grows four
crops year. Survey now bolnff
made for irrigation nnd water will
bo delivered in 11112. Tho prlco
of this land is less than for laud
of poorer quality elsewhere. Tho
only black loam free soil of any
quality on mo coast. Tako tho
train to Rlddlo ami nutlsfy your
self, dtf
Class
About
That
The Little Store
With Ulit llm-icnlni
S. K. SYKES