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Something really good to eat
and at the same time beneficial.
Golden Rod Oats!
AT ALL GROCERS
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GOODS
Are "Good" Goods
Everything delicious in the line "of
Canned Goods
Will be found in the
"MONOPOLE BRAND"
Make Our Store your Headquarters
For Everything to Eat
Milledge & Pickens
Perkins Building
Phone 195
DEER CREEK STABLES
II A LI. fc LA.M1IKIIT, Proprietor
(tootl ItlifH nntl Twin. it Always llonily for Service.
('Arrfnl Drlvura Hunt with Tenuis whon Don. rod.
Hunt o t'urti Ulvon (o Hon rile rn and Trftimlontn.
We do a General Livery Business. Phone us 151 and
Rigs will be Rbserved ior you
MONEY?
Did You Ever Need It?
1 do and to get it quick
will make any suit in
the shop at actual
cost. So Mister you had
better hurry if you want
a bagain.
ACKLEY
C. KOOTIIALI.
CAITAI.V
x.mi:d
its
Washington l!oys Make Close Iture
Kftr lliiy Alhlelic Honor- of f'nl.
lego Veur.
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OREGON AGHlCULTUItAL COL- '
hKGK, Corvallla, Ors., Dec. 12. !
"Hunky" Shaw of Aberdeen, Wash.,! 4
for two years half on the O. A. C. I
football team, has just been elected 1
captain of the gridiron squad for !
next year, after a close race against j 4
another Wellington boy, Don Kellog,
of Iloaquam, who has played on thej
team three years and Is extremely j
A HOME YOU WANT
When buying lots for a home
you want the best. The dif
ference of a few dollars'
cost between an unfavorable
location and a locality that
has everything to commend
it, will not be considered by
the discriminating buyer. All
we ask Is an opportunity to
show your our properties.
Close In, within five minutes
walk of school, land Is rich
river bottom and lies level,
yet well drained. Particularly
fine neighborhood, city water,
lights and all conveniences.
Phone 212-L and we will call
with auto and show you the
properties.
tf . C. D. MAXARD.
Church Brothers
populur. Three ballots were taken
before a decision between these two
candidates could be made.
The sixteen men granted football
monograms, who elected the cap
tain, are D, Kellogg, Hoaqitlm,
Wash.; T. K. May, Portland; Paul
Hofer, Salem; Robert Chrisnuin, ...... , r
Danville, Ky.; O. Button, Carlton; vear8 ag0 He conducted a news-
'Prunes" Moore, Harrisburg; Ben- j,aer at Roseburg. When he invad-
Jumin Roberts, Portland; George ed th Boige fIe,d ne was MBOclated
Powey, Asnianu; Uhar.es Reynolds.
hiiGninde; Ira Blackwell, Aber.'
deen. Wash.; James Kvenden, War-
ronton; J. N. Shaw, Aberdeen, Wash.
V. S. Richardson, Salem; Gordon
Rasmusson, Marsh field; A. L. Lar
sen, Astoria; L. M. McKenzle, Sum
mervlllo. Those given service stripes to
wear on their arms are as follows:
for four years play on the first team,
Kvenden, Reynolds and SItten; three
years, Kellog and May; two years.
Chrlsman, Moore, Robertson, Shaw,
ldmls 'and Rasmusen.
Two representatives of the col
lego will go to Walla Walla, Vbsh.,
for the "Big Six" conference, at
with William John D'Arcy, of Sal-
jem, and Editor Fisher, of the Eugene
Guard. Fisher subsequently re
turned to Oregon, but Sheridan re
mained in Idaho. He is a brother
of Thomas Sheridan, the Roseburg
banker.
TEACIIKU'S EXAMINATION.
Notice Is hereby given that the
county superintendent of Douglas
county will hold tho regular exami
nation for state papers at Roseburg
as follows:
Commencing Wednesday, Dec.
18th at 9 a. m., and continuing un-
whlch it will be voted as to whether) til Saturday, Dec, 21st, at 4 p. m.
Haskell and Carlisle Indinns shall Wednesday forenoon Writing, U.
bo ranked with other college ath- S. history, physiology,
letes. The two schools are of an Wednesday afternoon Physical
academy grade, but athletically j geography, reading, composition,
equal to other colleges, and it is 'methods In reading, methods In
bellveed that men who have played
on their teams should be on the
snme footing as those who have
played elsewhere. The question of
barring men from college amateur
athletics for playing professional
baseball to make college expanses.
In Bummer, will also come up for
discussion.
FORM Kit ltOSKItl KG MAX
TTKI FOR t'ON'TEMPT
"Story"
burg,
Sheridan, Formerly of Kokc
Crlt IH sok Idaho Supreme
, Court.
BOISE, Idaho. Dec. It. Readers
of the Capital-News, the afternoon
newspaper hero, did not so the text
of Colonel Roosevelt's remarks at
Chicago yesterday concerning the
action of the Idaho Supreme Court
In citing the Capital-News for con
tempt of court. A full report of the
Colonel'B speech, denouncing the
court, was in the office of the news
paper, but only the Introduction was
printed with this a ldltlon:
"ho Assort at Wl Prens rejKrt of
Colonel Roosevelt's speech at this
point contained his further reference
i to the above derision nnd the fact
1 his message to the people of Idaho
was published In the Capital-News
j of Boise and the publisher and cdi
I tor were cited for contempt. The re
j port was submitted to tho attorneys
I for the Capital-News and acting upon
their advice that its publication in
Idaho would bo a further and ad
dltlonal contempt punishaM by the
Supreme Court of this state as they
construed the law as laid down by
j that court and acting mum their in
j struction the balance of tho speech
j is herewith suppressed."
! Tho morning paper today printed
I the full rvport of Colonel Roosevelt's
1 speech.
R. S. Sheridan, editor of the
Boise Capital-News, who has be
cited for contempt by the Idaho Su
preme Court for commenting on the'
decision of tho bench which prevent
ed tho Bull Moose Presidential Elec
tors from being printed on the bal
lot. Is a former Oregonlan. In his
review of the Idaho situation In Chi
cago yesterday, Colonel Roosevelt
commended tho stand of Editor
Sheridan and ur:ed the Progressives
to stand with the newspaper man.
Mr. Sheridan was a well-known
newspaper man In Southern Oregon.
Iteforo going to Boise, about 1?
arithmetic.
Thursday forenoon Arithmetic,.
history of education, psychology,
methods in geography.
Thursday afternoon Grammer,
Geography, American Literature,
physics, methods in language, thesis
for prim certif.
Friday forenoon Theory, orthogra
phy, English literature.
Friday afternoon School law.
botany, algebra.
Saturday forenoon Grammar,
geology.
Saturday afternoon General his
tory, bookkeeping.
THURMAN CHANEY,
School Superintendent, Douglas Co
dsw-dlS
NOTICE.
We, the undersigned taxpayers and
residents of Road District No. 32,
hereby given notice that a public
meeting will be held nt Dlxonvllle in
said Road District No. 32, of Doug
las County, Oregon, on Tuesday, De
cember 31, 1912, beginning at two
o'clock p. m., for the purpose of
voting u4i additional tax upon all
oersonal and real property situated
m said Roud District, for the purpose
of Improving the public road in said
Road District; not oer two mills.
(Signed.)
W. H. Brown, E. J. Howe, D. M.
Smith, A. M. Gallagher. S. J. Thorn
ton, E. Hatfield. II. G. McCormtck,
O. C. Brown, W. L. Moore, J. V.
Breinleson, G. A. Bonebrnke, S. C
Bartrum, W. C. Davis, J. A. Worley,
E. T. Bruce, Clyde E R. Wallace
A. U McDonald, A. G. Roesen, Wm
Agnew, H. C. Witham, R. E. Patter
son, John R. Stephens, B. Hosklns
H. Carrlck, N. R. Harrington, J. O
Singleton, John Hamlin, K, Pargeter,
Joseph Hoidenreich, J. L. Crooks, M.
Howe, T. E. Hall, F. S. Lambert, W.
R. Van Brunt. d3l
Z40 nose 31.
SPIRELLA
CORSETS
PHONE 82-J
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DRESSING
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Phone 184
LIBERTY'S "LIGHT
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is rtwlly tho freedom tliat conies
from independence, and independ
ence can only belong to the tlirifly
and Baring. Young and old ouijht
t havo a bank account and here Is
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individual accounts and are most ac
commodating to our depositors. We
offer liberal Interest combined kHU
that security that belongs to solid
institutions like ours.,
Interest on Time Deposits
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