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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1911)
I I t O KI'KS HA 1(1) TO GET. Kxpcno of Hhlnpliitf 1m Ureal Must Also Be Fed. That the only way by which th lodgon of Oil Htftte chii secure elk fur various Hertions of Ore son will be to co-oporate with the state fish and game commission In caring for the baud of 15 elk which will b-e shipped to Oregon in February, was the statement of Stuto Game Warden Kin ley yesterday, saya the Oregon Ian. The Klk lodges at Roetfburg nud Klamath Kails have asked that bunds of oik from Wyoming be ship ped to Douglus, Marlon, Kluuiatb and other counties. "There are a number of reasons why the government cannot grant these renueHts," said Mr. Kin ley yes terday. "In the first place tit t eik belong to the state of Wyoming. The government has control over them only hen they enter Yellowstone park, which is In the summer time, when they are hard to reach. The public does not realize ttie expense connected with the shipping of elk from Wyoming. They must be crat ed and shipped over a steep moun tain road, 80 miles to St. Anthony, Mont. The freight charges rfrom there to a point In Southern Oregon would be vory heavy. Then, too, we could not liberate them In many places. They imiBt b fed and shel tered. The herd of elk which Is to be whipped Sieif tin February? will have to bo cared for and the lodges would bo doing a good work In as sisting the game warden's office to maintain th eanlmalH, The govern ment simply assists In caring for the jelk in Wyoming and is allowed a cer tain number each year. The Wyom ing officials have received requests from uourly every Btate in the Union for herds of elk." Thut la why she was before the Judge of the juvenile court, The girl's testimony constitutes as sensational a chapter as any ever heard In a local court. She asserted, and off-ered to prove, that there aru fiuu young Russian girls for sale here at an average price of $5uu to men wanting wives; ' thut their parent are the sellers and the highest bid ders the buyers; that the personal charms of girls are Inventoried like the points of livestock und constitute the criterion of sale. Her frail form shaking with the intensity of her feelings, she flung the denials of a score of Itiirislun patriarchs present back into their teotfi. Judge Wilbur continued the cnae and a thorough investigation of the colony will be made. Of fleers of the court declare the girl's statements nre true. it aicti;ki;i roit ;ou. ilrl Hays Kim whs Sold Ity Parents for JjWOO. EsaraaszagasnKci "The Ideal Gift Store" Four Days to Xmas A Great Holiday Offering--A Tremendous Assortment Rice& Rice's Special Holiday Offering SantalSays Give Something That's Useful-Give Something That Will Cause you to be Remembered t Dec. 21 LOS ANGKLKS, Dec. 20. Declar ing bitterly that the local Kusslun colony of 3.000 fs a murrlnge mar ket wherein young girls are bartered by their parents like so many cat tle, Elsie Navlkoff braved a hundred pairs of eyes In Judge Wilbur's court today and screamed that she would bare the secrets of her people rather than submit. liesUlo her stood Raynor Hallack, a sturdy American, who served Jive years In the navy and to whom she clung because she loves him and he wants to marry her. She Is 17, edu cated, Americanized arid pretty, the daughter of John Navlkoff. and she asserted that her father and mother had. sold her for $f00 gold to a man j she had never seen, so she run away. A GOOD BOOK Truly represents the Christ mas hpint of Good Will and r-nendlmess, and expresses all you want a present to convey. Select a yood book while there is yet time AT THE ROSEBURG BOOK STORE "The Ideal Gift Store" You will alwtiys have good healthful bread, pie and cake, if you use . White River Flour It is Not Bleached Bleached flour is injurious to health. Use Fleiscbman's Yeast For a good Starter Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son Agents Few Suggestions We have variety to suit any demand. Taboritsat$1.00 Rockers $1.50, $40. Buffets $17 to $40. Dining Tables $6. to $35.00. Morris Chairs $ 1 8 to $27.00. Couches $10.00 to $37.50. Davenports $20. to- $40.00. Kitchen Cabinets at $4.50 to $35.00. Diessers at $7.50 to $30.00. No other store in. this city is as well prepar ed to attend to your wants as we are'. The largest line of fancy China Ware ever brought to Sou ihern Oregon. We have marked goods to sell and not to keep on our shelves. " X; Actually we could not enumerate all the good and useful articles that we are going to offer as useful and orna mental Holiday gifts. We won't tolerate trash at any price What's nicer tharT'ja fine piece of furnitue or a nice rug Room' size Regular $5.00 to $45.00. - A beautiful Morris chair t The most pretentious stock of China Glass i ware ever shown in Southern Oregon Beautiful Enameled and Brass Beds Spe cial Low Price The world's renowned pianos and players are here for your inspection, the S. W. Miller make. Direct cash pur chases places us in a position to make prices that will astonish you. Beautiful cut glass all the fancy grades of China in every known shape or design, grand lot direct imported Japan ese goods. This entire paper would not have room to itemize all of the good things this big store ' has for your inspection and the only way to know is to come and see. Silverwear in all the Standard pieces 1847 and other makes. We allow no one to under sell us m any line. Never was a more beautiful lot of mer chandise offered at such reasonable prices A large lot of special ly low priced Rockers ! just in time for holi- day buying, you'll ap preciate the Value hen you see.. them. Remember RICE & RICE Always Pays The Freight la mgfmpm LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. Hunter, of Myrtle Creek. Bient the day in Hoseburg visiting with friends. Be Practical and Sensible. Get Useful Gifts. Teach Your ! Children to Desire Articles and Things of Use Mrs. G. II. Baker, of IUe Creek, spent the day in Koselmrg attending to tiiiKiness matters and . visiting with friends. LOCAL NEWS. The jelrl of 'Uhuh hillx like a Unlit, diirulilc riiul huiMlsoino lnilyH Mill nine. Imve ladles milt rn.M'B In leuflier, In straw, jind in hickory splint. A beautiful intM-ni for Nome Utile imUm Is a hhtN.eye maple dressing ttiMc timl ch;ilr. Another nre lm hiiilK-eye mnplf dressers. The child of few yearn run le i; I veil rocking chairs. The young child, if Riven lilt choice, will liivnri.ihly eltiioM' a nil ehair, uch us wo are sell Inn lor 7."c, mt.mt and JM.oO, We have half n tloxcii children's doll carts Hint art reduced .Vc lo tf'J rash. White House Coffee well made for your after dinner cup will complete your ChriHtmas dinner in a most sat isfactory and pleasing manner. Sold only ;it the Hochdale. d25 Mrs C. A. Pengra and baby left for Portland last evening after a few weeks spent In Uosehurg visiting at the home of Edward Pengra and wife. Mrs. L Hall and daughter, Vina, of WHhiir, returned home this morn ing after a couple of days spent In Itosehurg visiting at the home of Mrs. Lou Lehman. Dr. C. L. Pearson left for San Diego, Calif., this morning where lie will spend the holidays with his wife, who preceded htm to the southern state some time ago. Miss Kilio Weaver 0! Myrtle Creek, ts spend! lg n few (lays in Hoseburg .In Httend'ince at the teachers ax amtnattons now In progress at the court house. A. Uelloatrem and wife left for their home at Oakland, California.: this morning after two weeks spent iu Hosoburg 'visiting at the home of the latter't sister, Mrs. Milton Lee. B. w Strong Sheriff George Qutne left for Port land this afternoon to bring back Tihby King, a colored lady, who is wanted here on a charge of lewd cohabitation. Miss King was arrest ed ut Portland this morniug follow ing a disturbance on train No. 14. arriving here shortly after one , o'clock this morning. ! Apples that you can eat In the Tl.lnrV Va alill hu. n x J ......... ! inent of all varieties and sires of! first -class wormless apples, which we i guarantee to le as represented. They are going fast and we would suggest that yon c 't vmtr orders for the holi day e en In at once. The Koch- The Furniture Man (125 V V. 11. Sulllmn tmlay filed a suit In Ihe clmilt rourt HKHlnat A. K. and Annlo Matthews. In which the plain 1 1 f f seotts to recover the aura or 11.300. together with Interest Otir prices tirv Picture f chum's untile to ortlcr. the) inttst rt-iisolialtle. ? We lmve the liumrt nssortmenl of Kocklng Cluiirs In llonelnir. ' I from the dnte of exeeutliiK the iirom tssory notes uiion which the suit Is bnsed. One of the notes la In the ! sum of f SOO while the other note Is In the sum of ISOrt. other than the iirlnclnal the plaintiff asks at torney fees In the sum of tn. The notes are secured! by mortgages, which the plaintiff seeks to fore close. Attorneys Kiesel ft Reynolds. j ui rurimuu, rvpreseui me plaintiff, i Robert Green, of Glide, was a busi ness visitor in Hoseburg for a few hours this morning. D. O. Weaver, of Riddle, spent tho day in Hoseburg nttending to various business interests. j B. S. Nichols, the North Roseburg lumberman, loft for 'Dorena, this ! morning where he will spend a cou- I pie of days looking after business .' interests. Don't forget the oyster dressing for the tuikey. We have tho oysters that are just the right size to mix with the dressing. Also sauce, rel ishes and condiments of all dlscrip- tions. ine Uoelidnle. d25 The quarterly inspection of the lo cil militin company will be held at the Armory this evening, and will , lo conducted by Colonel C. C. Ham mond, of Ktigone, The public is in vited to attend. Get your ticket for the Christmas hall given under the auspices of the Hoseburg lire department. This oc casion will prove one of the most enjoyaMo of the season. Remember the date, Monday cveuing, December d-d 2! Dr. S. 13. Hudson today sold hli fine 155-acres farm In Looking Gluss vaney to Henry Klore, of Denver, Colo., and J. A. Walker, of Rose burg. Ore. Mr. Klore, who is a practical fanner brought a car load of horses machinery pnd tools from Colorado with him and takes lmme- etate possession of bis new home. Mr. Hudson will leave for the East the first jf January where he in tends to make his permanent home. The deal was made through the Per due Walker real estate firm, of this city. A ijiiiel wedding occurred at the parsonage of the local Baptist church shortly after eight o'clock last evening, when C. D. Palm, son of Mr. and Mrs. I). G. Palm, was united In marriage to Miss Bertha E. Shin maker, of Oak Creek. The wed ding cei .'innny was nerformed hv Her. W. H. K:iton in the presence of members of the Immediate family Both Mr. and Mrs. Palm are well and favorably known In Roseburg and Douglas county. The bride Is one of Oak Creek's best known and most highly esteemed young ladles, while the groom Is very popular locally. They will make their future home In Roseburg. HAM" KOlt 8AI.R CHPAP Inquire of. or address A. J. Pearson, Rural: Koute 1. Hoseburg. Or. d2S KOK SALE House and iotonMill street. 10 rooms. Including all the. furniture. Good location. Price 1. SOO. Now bringing good rent. Address Mrs. E. A. Shuev. I Oscar Hansen, of Melrose, was a business visitor In Roseburg for a few hours yesterday. James S. Cherrlngton, of Riddle, spent the day in Roseburg atteifcing to business matters. TERCINSKI'S Christmas Sale of Good Useful Gifts : Only a few more days remnin in which to do your ChrlstnmS shopping. Let us help you make a few selections. We have lota of useful articles for presents. A few are enumerated here. Christmas Gloves $1.00 Values - 89 ctsV Christmas Gloves $1.50 Values - $1.28 50c. In endness variety of patterns, HAT Vis HOLDEKS in many styles, 20c to CHItl.ST.MAS HAMIKKIil IHI-KS 4c to 60c. Xmas Barrettes and Back Combs in many stiles and patterns both plain and fancy, reduced one-fourth. ' Wilbur, Oregon, or call at this of fice. dswJIO CHRISTMAS HAND BAGS In many Styles, Reduced 14 Children's Wool Mittens, 25c Christmas Knit Toques, 2; XMAS GIFTS FOR MEN Black and Fancy Hose 25c and up. Christmas Ties In fancy bones, 43c. . Christmas Suspenders In fancy boies, 47c. Christmas Handkerchiefs, 5c to 25c V