THE EVENING NEWS
i'AItli 1). BIIOKMAKKIi,
Kditor mill Nolo rroprietur.
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Per year, by mull
Per month, delivered
Hemi-Weekly.
Per year 2,00
Bix months 100
Entered as second-class matter
November 6, 1910, at Koseburg, Ore.,
under act of March 3, 187!).
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AVKOMISD.IV. J.l.MAItY lit.
An eccentric genius lias Invented a
Bleep-producing device and It lan't
knock-out drops either.
A volume of Aesop's fabloa sold In
London for $1,000.00. Aesop didn't
get It (or he died a poor man.
A baby was born with a full-Blzed
tooth. Another evidence that wo are
getting back to the stone age.
A Wisconsin farmer round seventy
five centH worth of flake gold In the
gizzard of a gooso but It didn't lay
any golden cmk.
Frogs are leaping Into prominence
again. A ttclcuttllc Journal states that I
frogs art accountable for the discov
ery of the X-ray,
A Scranton (Fa.) man found 86
penrlfl in an oyster when he opened
It up. Klthnr the oyster was much
over size or the pearls very small.
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1112. J rftf jjrfl f
"I don't want to kick, but didn't you
trove your phonoraph running rather
late last night V
"No; we shut It off at 10 o'clock.
I thoucht I heard ll about I III).
'Thiit was my hiibtiJ rdiorlug."
LOCAL XKWfl.
A congressman the other day ad
vocated the sending of milk by the
pn reels post. Ho must he work In si
In the Interests of the butter-milk
trust.
A Washington society woman has
ho many jewels that alio has to have
a card index system to keep track
of them. Good Bfheme We'll adopt
it ourselveH.
A man 78 years of ago and the
father of 32 children died a few
days ago. We aro surprised that he
worried along to that ripe old age
with the support of so many youngsters.
Statistics show that there are two
men each for 2.601, 278 of our wo
men and one man apiece for all the
rest. Jt ought to he easy Bulling for
tho girls, especially siuco this Is leap
yea f.
Tho Clifton Heights (Va.) liquor
dealers have a list of lltty persons on
tho black list to whom they refuse
to sell drinks. This would be a good
print ko for tho "near-beer" proprie
tors to adopt.
Tho California legislature lias just
passed a law to the effect thui
women need not uluto their ago when
they register at the voting booths.
We'll hut that there will be a big
woman vote next fall.
Tho city council of Mnntclair, N.
J., has 1 deluded in Its budget for this
yenr tho sum of $;!), 000. 00 for fight
ing the mosquito, Wo presume that
the hides will be sold to the Manna
ehusetts shoo manufacturers.
A bridegroom who wuh on his way
to another city to attend his wedding
was robbed of all Ills cash and his
railroad ticket. He "blind hnggag
ed" It anil arrived In time although
showing tho renulia of his stolen
ride. This Is the kind of u fellow
that tho girls ought to' like.
The Justice of the jkmico who announced-
that he would marry free
of charge any girl who popped the
question and was accepted during
this yenr is a diplomat. The justice
who said that ho would marry any
old maid whether she popped the
question or not Is a blunderbuss.
Charles M. Schwab, president of
tho Uethlemem Wool Works, has lu
ht n lied a time clock ;tud each person
connected with tho plant hns to ring
tho number cnslgncd him on his ar
rival and departure from tho plant.
Mr. Schwab has given himself a num
ber and punches a bulls-eyo each
morning and evening.
1010.11 VOll TODAY.
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"Mother Mine."
If I were bunged on tho highest hill
1 know whoso lovo would follow me
o' mine!
If I wero drowned in tho deepest
sea
I know whose love would come down
to me-
Mother o' mine!
If I were dimmed of body nnd soul
1 know whoso prayers can make me
whole
Mother o' mine, mother o' mine!
Kipling.
S, J. Jones visited Glendale Tues
day. George Stearns, of Oakland, spent
tho day In Koseburg uttendlug to
business matters.
T. J. Simmons, of the Western
hotel, of Myrtlo Creek, was In Hose
burg today visiting friends.
George Adams, tho Sutherlin drug
gist, spent tho day In Koseburg at
tending to various business Interests.
Jack Ainson and wife left for thelr
homo at Grants i'uss last evening af
ter a few days spent in Koseburg
visiting with friends.
Miss Mamie Hall, who has been
spending the paHt few months In
KoHehiirs attending school loft for
her home at Oaklund this morning.
Attorney C. 8. Jackson returned
her tills morning after a couple
of days spent at Salem where he ar
gued a case before the supreme
court.
Attorney O. P. Coshow, who spent
a couple of days at Salem attending
to business matters before the su
premo court, Is now at Portland
looking arter business matters.
.1. O. Kiggs and S. H. Rigga today
filed ft suit In the circuit court
against Martin Combs et nl. The
plaintiff seeks to quiet tit lo to a cer
tain tract of land located in Douglas
county.
Quito a numbor of local people
went to Myrtlo Creek this morning to
attend tho funeral of the late Mrs.
Joseph Lane, Jr., who died at that
city on Monday. Mrs. Lane was quite
well known throughout tho county
and tho news of her death is received
with sincere regret.
Tho Southern Pacific Shopmen's
hall, given at tho armory last even
ing proved a decided bu cross. The
floor was In tho pink of condition
whllo tho music was best ever. All
who attended art high In their praise
oT the entertainment nf dirtied
through tho efforts of tho strikers.
Hon. Dinger Hermann left for
Cottage Grove this morning whero he
appears for a number of Indians who
aro seeking to recover possession of
certain binds allotted to them by the
government. In order to secure
these binds they necessarily have to
establish their Identity, and to this
end, the present cases wero brought
by the Indians.
Joseph Chapman, a well known
KoKchurg resident, was married late
yesterday afternoon to Kannlo S.
Woodanl. Tho ceremony was per
formed at tho home of Daniel Kord,
In North Uosebnrg, by Justieo of the
Pence It. W. MaiHters. Hoth the
bride nnd bridegroom gavo their
ngeH as (i4 years. They will make
their future homo In Koseburg where
they have a host of closo friends.
Tho little daughter of Christopher
Stiiufforson, who resides In Walte's
Addition, sustained a broken collar
bone late Monday ns the result of
fulling from n wagon in which she
was riding. The accident occurred
on South Main street and the Injuries
wen most painful. Dr. K. V. Hoov
er was su m moned n nd d reused t he
Injuries. The child Is said to be
resting easy this afternoon and will
probably recover rapidly.
Tho funeral of tho late Claude
Whitsett, who recently killed a wo
man and htfer committed milch'1
at Portland, was held at. Myrtle
Creek yesterday. Tho remains were
accompanied to tho southern city by
John Whitsett, n brother of the de
ceased, who was called to Portland
following the tragedy. The remains
of the murdered woman wero Inter
red at (irauts Pass whero she re
sided prior to moving to tho Oregon
metropolis.
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I'ltOKKHSIO.VAfj CAItDS.
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MILS. II. JA V BTOXE,
:) Teaclier of Piano.
Clusses In Harmony.
It. M, IIUUMFIKM), D. D. 8.
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Dentists.
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When? February 8. . I S?Qk i IScl
4- When? February 8.
Where? At the Armory.
! Who will go? Everybody.
Btudlo 717 Hamilton St.
Phone 288-M
Room 215 Phone 358
PERKINS DLIjO.
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GUItlHJ.V A. FOKY,
Vocal LeaaoiiH.
Btudlo 437 N. Rose 8t.
Phone 290-R
Koseburg ... Ore.
MHH. CHAIU.U8 IIKIXI.INH, ft
Teuclier vt Piuno.
4 Studio, 423 Ella Street. f-
Phone 33-R
CAM, J-'OK CJTV WARRANTS.
Notice la hereby given all persons
holding General Fund Warrants
against the Xlty of Roseburg, Ore
gon, endorsed ''Not paid for wnnt of
funds" prior to and including July
!1!li, 1911, to present the same to
rim citv tr?asuier for payuipnt as
I erest tliEreon will cease after the!
('ate of thip notice.
Dated thlr 17th day of Jcnuory
1912.
D. S. HOUSER,
J'UHMCATIO.N OF SUMMONS.
DIt.
II. K. HKRMANX,
K0 Speclulist.
217 South Stephens Street,
Roseburg, Oregon,
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UK. I). 15. HNKIiL,
4 Ostenpatlilc Physician.
10-11 Mnrsters BIdg. 'Phonoll9
Roaeburg, Oregon.
In tho Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of Doug-
Ins.
.Myrtle C. Preston, Plaintiff,
vs.
R. A. Preston, Defendant.
To R. A. Preston, defendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon
You aro hereby required to appear
and answer the , complaint filed
ugulnstl you In the above entitled
suit on or before the first day of
the February term of the above enti
tled court 1912, to-wlt, the 19th day
of Ferbuary A. D. 1912; and If you
fall so to answer, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in her com
plaint, to-wit, a decree of divorce
trom defendant and that you be di
vested of all right In the N. N. 14
Sec. 32 Tp. 33 8. R. 6 W. of W. M.
and tor her costs nnd disbursements
herein. This publication of sum
mons is by virtue of and order of
the Judge of tho above entitled court
made on the 6th day of January A.
D. 1912, ordering same published
once a week for six weeks.
Date of first publication, Decem
ber 6th, 1912.
ALBERT ABRAHAM,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE
StubbsV& Ward
Pays the
Freight
Groceries
That
. Give
Satisfaction
OTICE
Your Mail
Orders
Wanted
Red Ribbon Grocers
Phone 317
tint s; ; as.
AiMiv.
Ho was only a young rmmmTi'lnl
traveller, and had no! hwti on the
rtmd lor many mouth. When, thei-e-fnri,
ll I'hani'iMl that he found him
self Hhort of luiHls, he srim-el)
knew what course lo lake.
After much hard thinking, he re
solved In let the olnVe know hl sail
plight. Front the neiiri-Ht pimiiiinYr
he illvptiti lied n wire:
"llnve run short of ready mouei
Please write me here. '
Hill the I nl low I nK iikii tiinit lirnimht
no reply In his appeal. Patiently he
walled for the sei'mid pnst. hut
nothing came.
Again he resolved to wire, this
Hum more urgently.
."so money. Mow shall I art? i
Wire reply." 1
Almost liefore he had re:n-ln! lit.. ,
hotel again the tetenraph lny had
brought a reply. Hastily the ynniu;!
commercial tore opetl the cnexelope1
nnd read:
"Act as If you were broke!"
According to J. F. Dowllng, of
(he F. 10. Alley ranch, Harry John
sou, who on Saturday succeeded In
passing n worthless eheck In the
sum of (III on the Hoseliurg Feed &
Fuel t'ontpnuy. was not employed at
the Itiiiinday farm, hut on the con
trnry liecnnie ticqmilntcd with Mr.
Iiowltng during the race meeting at
ItiiHrhurK last summer. At the time
lie whs employed by Mr. Norton, of
Mjirslitlt'ld. and niruplcd quarters
next lo those of Mr. Alley. Mr. Howl
Inn s:is Johnson represented that he
"inked at the ranch, hut In so doing,
lold an untruth.
Filuari' (Irlnies. who was recenlly
:n-restetl i t Medfitrd accused of lar
ii'iiv In couuectiim with leaving town
with :i, alleged to belong to a
4iiest at the lYiilrul hotel, was given
a preliminary hearing before Jus
tice of the Pence It W. Mnrsters
WHlcrd.iv afternoon. After listening
to the evidence In the rnie. Grimes
was In l, to nppenr hefero tiie grand
liny dui-ini- the regular February
term of the circuit court. I'nal.le to
furnish bond he will await disposi
tion In the county Jail.
Claude Harvey, of Oakland, who
recently underwent an operation at
Mercy hospital was taken lo his home
this afternoon much Improved In
hcullh.
Attorney H I.. Kddv returned here
this morning from Portland where
he yesterday appeared In the fed
eral mint and nrmied a demurrer to
the ni.plli-atlon asking that Henglas
and Coos coi' iiles be made defend
ants to the niilon recently Instituted
by the government nealnst the
Southern Oregon Company. Mr.
Fildy says Judge Wolverton look
the matter under advisement and
will not render an opinion for seine,
time. District Attorney Ceome M
llrown. who appeared with Attornev Cllt Cash GrOCCrS
win remain nt Cortland 1 1 ., ,. ... ,
Kf'SS Changed Every Day
We are called the Price Cutters, but we are simply giving you
your money's worth.
Wo have some Bargains that will pay you to Investigate Mrs. House
keeper. We bought more future Staples than we want to carry and must
unload them. We also have some beautiful Cameo granlteware given
awny to you absolutely freo witli your purchases. We don't charge you
more for your groceries as our list below will convince you. Our Yakima
and Red Ribbon Flour is the best Hard Wheat Flour on your market.
Every sack warranted to you or your money cheerfully refunded. We
wnnt every customer to know that we give you more for your money than
anywhere else In tho city, and If you do not believe It kindly make a
coinpariKiin with our prices quality considered every time. We have
bought. 5,1100 pounds of Pleaso All Coffee that we must move: every can
guaranteed to you; tho only 3-pound can or Steel Cut Vacuum Packed
Coffee on the market here for jl.OU. Try it and bo convinced that it is
lust what we say It Is.
WASH DAY
Is not dreaded nearly as much if you know that
you have a good machine to help lighten the
work. We would like to interest you in such,
we have them, running in price from $5 to $20
The latter isthevery best water motor machine
on the market, being both Gearless and Spring
less. Then we have another pattern for $15.00
that is a good motor machine, as good as you
- will find outside the $20.00 machine.
THE-
NEW HOME WASHER
Is a hand machine that is very popular at $12.
The Bi$ "3", The Steel King, The Acme, and,
but just come in and look them over. We are sure we
can interest you, even though you have most of your
washing done at a laundry. Just think of turning out a
tub of clothes in the time it takes to rub one or two articles
by hand, and with no more labor. Remember that
the modern machine does good work and you will not
find it necessary to use the board for finishing but very
seldom, and then but for a waist band or a neckband.
Prove us by using a machine, you will not regret it.
Churchill Hardware Co.
"IRONMONGERS"
liHAT TIIKKI4 TIM PH1CKS WK
KNOW VOC C'AX'T DO IT .NOW.
Special (lun Powder, per lb '10c
Nxtra llasket Fired, per lb .Oc
Cncolnred Japan -Irte
F. llrenkfast, a line cup 4.1c
Fancy Spider Log Colon tlltc
SOAPS AXI) POWDKItS.
Large pkg. Gold Dust 20c
118 bars of Armour Hammer
Soup $1.00
22 bars Hob White Soap $1.00
21 While Star 1.00
21 bars Pearl White $1.00
One bar Toilet Soap free with f 1.00
order.
Powdered llornx Soap Powder
regular 21c, retnlled now 1.1c
No. 1 Lamp Fluo Re
-No. 2 Lamp Flue toe
ti dozen Clothes Pins for 10c
4 largo 1.000 lteams Toilet
Paper, 4 for 2.1c
Pure Castile Soap, per lb Hoc
WK DON'T FOLLOW WF. I,U.I I.N
CAN iOODS PltK i:s.
Ited lllhbon Sliced Peaches,
regular ;i0c. now 21c
I1KAT THFSH PIIICKS IF YOU CAN
Our Own llletul Coffee Ftno
sup, lb 2.Sc
Kdwnrd's Primrose JtOc
Kdward'a Peaberrv, lb Hoc
512 Hoc
l'Mward's pure Mecca nnd Javn lb :t,1c
;l-lh Can Steel Cut Vacuum
Packed Please All Cnffoo for t,00
Guaranteed to give you perfect sat
hractlnu or money back.
Our Yakima Heat Flour 8I..10
Per Parrel, 4 sacks $."0
Our Ited Ribbon Flour, per sk $1.1.1
Per Hnrrel, 4 sacks S.1.,10
Our Gilt F.dgo Hard Wheat
4 sacks SI.JI.I
Per Harrel, 4 sacks $.1.00
Perfection Flonr Soft Wheat.
per sack $1.20
Perfection Flour, per harrel,
4 sacks $ 1.7.1
Graham Flour, 50 lb. per sack $l.to
I'lirlna. 10 lb. sack foc
Graham 10 lb, small (line) ....Hoc
Improved Itolled Onls, 10 lbs ,10c
Hulk Hulled Outs, per lb tlir
Corn Meal, pur sack Hoc
Cracked lloiuiuiuy. per sack HiK
lied Ribbon Sliced Pineapple
regular 30c, no
Ited Ribbon Uouiluy 3 lb can
2 for
Red million lllackherrles 2 V6 ...
Hod million Pears 2 '4
Llbhy Kraut 2 . 2 for .
Best Standard Tomatoi'S,
can ,
Heat Standard Corn
ISHNHF1T HALL.
Tiie local branch of System
Federation of Hnrrlman Lines
will give their ilrst monthly
henelit ball nt the armory on
Tuesday, January 23. The Rose-
burg Orchestra will furnish the
music. The boys are working
hard to keep up their reputa-
Hon of giving a good social
ball.
Mrs. McGhauey left for Grants
Pass this morning after a few days
siifnt In Roseburg visiting at the
homo of her grandfather, F. P. Find-ley.
-.c
per
10c
per can 10c
Hesf Standard Peas, per can .... I2"4
liest btandanl llei.ns, per can.... 10c
Llbhy Pure Milk, large size, 3 for 2.1c
lellow Han Milk, largo size 3 for 2.1c
Caranallon Milk, per call 10c
Caranatlon, small, per can 5c
ItliKAivFAST 1'OODS.
Cream of Wheat 20c, per pk.
2 for s,ic
Wheat Hearts, per pk UOc
(Juaker Oata 4i, no China 2.1c
Kellogg Corn Flakes, tier pk 10f
Krlnkle Corn Flakes, just out ... lOc
3 pks. for 2.1c
CKACKF.HS.
Special 14 lb box Soda Cracker $1,110
Ginger Snaps, 12M,c per lb 2 for 2,1c
Fruit Illscuit blk. 12V4c, rcg.
20c. 2 for 2.1c
German Pretzels, per lb lo
Oyster Crackers, per lb 10
Com Starch 3 1 -lb pka. for 1.1
Gloss Starch 3 '1-lb pks for 2.1c
IIAKINO POWDKIt.
SO oz. K. C. linking Powder for T.lc
50 oz. K. C. linking Powder for 4.1c
25 oz. K. C. linking Powder for 20c
Royal linking Powder, reg. 50c
1 lb for 4,1r
Shillings linking Powder, reg. 60c
1 lb for 4.1c
Crescent nuking Powder, reg.
25c seller 1 lb 20c
AltMOlltS MKATS AUK INKX-
CKLLKD.
Armours Fancy Hacon, thin, per
pound 21c
Armours Fancy Hacon, back
per lb IKe
Armours Fancy Salt Pork.
r r lb ITc
Phtttc Hams, tier lb 1.1c
Armour Shield Lard. 10 lb pail $1.10
Armour Compound Lard, per 10
lb pall SI.Ilo
Armour Shield Lard. D lb pall 7.V
And many others nil cut for Cash. Look In nt our window nnd
watch the special sale change any day. Wo want your business and if
right prices and prompt attention and good quality articles are what you
want, we will get It.
YOl'HS FOR FITVIIK Hl'SlNKSS,
STUBBS & WARD
KXTH.V SPKCIAK
Every hoy or girl that makes ii purchase In our store tor you
le presented with a stick of randy. Trust them with your order
we will see that your wanta are fulfilled. Try It.
will
and
Kild
late 111 the week
Stubbs & Ward
Cor. Cass and Rose Sts
"Jj J"-,".' MJ ""WO
AUTO TRANSFER
J. F. CLEMLMTS, PMP.
General Transfer Business
Prompt attention given
to phone orders. Phone
70 or leave 3rour orders
at Jos. Sykes Gun Store
Mrs. Woodard wont to Yoncalla
this morning to spend a few days vis
iting with friends.
Miss Mabel Mahn, who has been
visiting nt Yoncalla, returned here
last evening.
We know that there has been a great deal of
trouble with Electric Laundry Irons, but it was
before the G. E. was on the market or because
you did not use them. G. E. stands for General
Electric; also guaranteed ever.
The Electric Store
Churchill-Warner Co.
Start this year KIGHT by dining
at the lunch room whereat you will
enjoy tho finest cooking, the cholc
st meats, poultry, vegetables, fruits,
pactry, etc. nt popular prices.
Particular people find this lunch
room a specially good one and also
find that our prices are not exorbi
tant. Tiy us.
Grand Grill
C. andG. Eiiiott, Proprietors
Phone 246.
All work first-clasi
Commercial Abstract Co
Abstracts of Title
Filing Papers Prepared
Insurance, Etc.
Bonds of all Kinds Furnished
S28 Xortli Jackson st.
ROSFHUHO, QUEZON
BraumTrme
The Real Magnet
that draw contracts from hull, ten
am! cnriM-nter into our ofllce la that
iiikii riiwa qinillly of the I.uniNr we
sell. It Is iiliuiv. up to imiilp. .ml
Klves the brat tuithifnctlon to all pur-cham-rs.
We have n mil assortment
of building material at re.n.il,l,.
prices.
'OAT WOOll
FOR SALE
J own Lots-
and It. 1). o. ISnilroad. Town
ono whllo they aro Cheap.
Choice Lands':,;
log anil truck gardening.
L. 0. Maddux
Uosebnrg, Oregon
Choico Acreage nt Green, tiie New
Townslte, nt tho intersection of S. I'.
Ixts 80x123 nt ST5.00. Get
nnd 10 acre tracts suitnhlo for
ruit, berries, irrnoes. Pnultrv linls.
Via S. .Main St.
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D. H. MAESTERS' PLUMBING SHOP.
Page Investment Co.'
a. Phone 24 "Y) N. Jirkson
Numbing, Sheet Metal WorK. Tinning
and Heating
North JacKson. Street, adjoining Peoples Marb
WorEs. Telephone 251.
WorK Done on Short Notice ROSEBURG. ORE. '