Thfc. liVENING NEWS
MILTON- J. KMOKMAKIOli
C:Ht a I). SHOKMAKKIl
Kilitora and I'uliHshcrfi.
IhnUKI) i).II-V KXCKIT SL'NDAV
HuliNCTiptlcin Mates Dulljr.
pir year, by mall $3.00
Pi;r month, delivered 50
Hcml-Weekly.
Par year $2.00
Six montbs 1 00
Entered as gecontl-ctuBS matter
NoTembcT B, 1910, at Uoseburg, Ore.,
under act of March 3, 1879.
Tl.'KSn.VV, .NOV KM It Kit I, IUi:i.
Tllli XKW AIOIIXISTHATIO.V
iiOGRANTSPASS
Certainly.
day unci lubored for tho good cuus
in neueriiieiiL oi mu ruau.
Of HU'-h magnitude wuh tho un-
drrlakins and ho iinifiue wag it that I
it attracted world-wide attention.
North Jackson street and Coinmer-.
;fal avenue have been paved and
'!:" 7"'",:a''i,.,K;.'',al ',;;T: Boosters Excursion is Wow
piled up lu places and at other poin'H
there are deep holes which are, now
filling up with water.
The NevH offers it n a nui-'ts-(
ion only and in a Hid r it of desire
lo tee the Job finished. Why not
have a park day here in Koseburif
and everyone conift out and.work for
a few houra in grading, filling mid
nutting Into shape of thiH unMniH!i
cd work on these two streets. It
fan bo done.
I'ermlHHion should bo obtained
from the 'city council and that body
should order t he city tcums to h
nist in the work. J-fs all talk
about it anyway and wee if we can
not get thiH parking parked.
NIKETEEH HAVES!CNEO TO CO
Ah Many Mote Who Care to Co Ait
Welcome Train Ia.is Komj.
Iuiir at !i A. M. Tlmr
' (1 uy l-'uiv und Third.
1 i Hoseburn now has a new mayor
; and fonr new councllmen. They have
f 'i come into office with the best will
I i of the people. The mayor and two
of tho eouncilmen were elected with
out any opposition except from the
socialist candidates and tho other
two came Into office by overwhelm-
Idk majorities, surely these new or
ficors may be said to have tuken
their office under the most favor
able conditions. The people look to
them to accomplish much good for
the city of Koseburg.
Napoleon Rice, as mayor, prom-
i Isea to make a most efficient execu-
' ; i tive. Ho Is careful, but not to the
I j j point of obstruction, ho Is conserva-
' ' tlvn. hut not in that It hllnrlu him In
; j ! pnigress and above ull ho Is rigidly
: honest and upright In all his deal
i ' i In kb. He has no particular Inter
ests to serve, he has no private busi
ness which will guide his official acts
and he has no axes to grind. Ills one
object Is to give to KoBebu-rg an ef-
! flclent, honest and progresHive ad-
; mlnlstrntlon one which will bo a
j j j credit to tho people of this growing
t city and one which he can bo proud
) ! of himself, In tho selection of the
- i chief of police and tho night wateh-
j man Mr. Klco has displayed splen-
j i did judgment. Both appointments
meet with the favor and approval of
; the large majority of the citizens and
I Roseburg may expect a rigid enforce
' I ment of tho laws and ordinances un
; i der which her citizens live,
i 1 1 The outgoing administration has
i done much good for KoHeburg In the
I i way of encouraging street and other;
j i civic improvements. The News has
I : I not at all times been lu accord with
! the policies of ex-Mayor Allcelli for
It has differed from tho mayor on
j matters which It deemed of vital Im-
j portanco to the people of this city,
. but Tho News does not fall to rec
i ognlzo that during the past two years
much has been done In tho way of
i improving ltosoburg. Tho outgoing
; councllmen, II. W. Strong, J. I). 35 u.
: chor, Wendel Wright and Maurice
; Moore were able men in the couu-
j ells of tho city fathers. Particularly
-V is this so of Mr. Strong and Mr.
Zurcher for scarcely a dehato camo
up In the chamber but theno two
H men were In It. Councilman Zur-
cher made two strong fights lr' the
council which did not bear fruit but
which are bound to como within'
time. Tho first was his fight against
the dog nuisance. His contention was
not to permit any dog on the busi
ness streets without being led by his
m aster. The council took the teeth
out of this measure and pnsned n
license measure which has not been
effective nor does It euro tha evil
sought to be remedied by Council
man Zurcher.
The other measure asked for by
Mr. Zurchor was the establishment
Of a city market. This also failed
of passage but that it could have
The booster meeting at Grants
Pans in assuming larger proportion-;
as the day approaches. Medford has
promised one hundred delegates, and
Awhland promises to equal .Medford
In representation. Gold Hill Will at
tend and the delegation will bring a
band with them. Tom Ricbavdaon
gays that the Willamette Valley will
bo well represented at this meeting,
todav their first real oractical test of u"u ne n"",t;s u.ai uoseourg win oe
oiii-;;o.vs mickt womk.vs voti:.
there with a good delegation.
Mr. Qulnlan, secretary of the
CJ runts I'ass ciub, states that this
meeting Is going to result In a much
greater amount of good for the west
ern portion of Oregon than many
people suppose, and that portion of
the state between the California line
iur.,!,,n ..r tha inith.iivo Unri rf..r. I and Koseburg will benefit, materially.
t,i,.nU iiwiif win nnt hva Hint ! Koseburg should have a delega-
uppeal to the IntVest of the voters j tIo of at 'ea8t twenty- ivo.
of either sex that an election has at
using the ballot at a state-wide elec-j
tlon, and It is noteworthy to observe ;
that this Is an election of measures
and not men, that are to be voted on. i
Important as these measures are, in'
both tho Justice of the need for the.
passage of the mnpority of them, '
and In the virtual acceptance or re-
The rate
will be a fare and a third on the cer
tificate plan. Those who buy tick
ets for Grants Pass will ask for a
certificate at the time. The certi
ficate properly stumped at Grants
Pass and presented at the ticket win
dow there will entitle one to a re
turn passage far one third fare.
The delegates will leave here on
n I.. th.. n..iui,i r.r t Iu.ua i.Iulm "'e a. in. train, most ot mem
thrnuirhoiit tlm uMiIh whnre until a in-1 returning leaving Grants Pass on the
which party control of affairs or the1
selection of one person over another'
uro to be decided. The measures to'
be voted for toduy are not of the
nature to arouse enthusiasm except I
In limited circles, and the very fact I
of their apparent technicality will de
tract from tho personal interest tak-
tbrougliout the stale whore some lo
cal issue Is at stake, such as the one
in Salem and some other points, the
probabilities are that a very light
vote will be cast even by the women,
and excepting In such places as men
tioned before, the result will hardly
he a fair showing of what the added
voting trength of the state will be.
A little boy inquires oi us why the
p'licemeu of this city don't wear uni
forms with brass buttons on like they
do In other places. He said he al
ways pointed out Homo of the S. P.
conductors wnen no uau any menus Hon
vIkIIIiio- him niiil til.l lltum th.ul
were our police force, as he was
ashamed to admit that In a big city
llko this they wore no uniforms.
This is merely a suggestion as to
how the new officials might make
themselves solid and pov'ilar with
the younger aeneratiou or boys and
girls.
If you have at times to cross
over tho Pass Creek and the Cow
Creek canyons and think you have a
hard road to travel, just get one. of i ence as largely as possible the trav
train arriving In Uoseburg about'
eleven o'clock p, m. !
The following Uoseburg citizens'
will be present as delegates: W. II.
Klsher, Henry Harth, J. W. Oliver, !
H, J. FtHber, L. V. HImes, J. U. 1
Zurcher, Henry Richardson, C. D. :
Shoemaker, Foster Butner, H. J. !
Glasou, Dr. E. B. Stewart, Clark Bar-
gar, A. J. Lilburn, Fred Heavens, W. ;
S. Hoom, T. A. Haffety, F. E. Kanney, ;
G. P. Schlosser, Mrs. L. A. Marsters.
Jf there are other ladies who ewe ;
to make the trip, they will be very ;
welcome. A largo Koseburg delega-;
Is desired, because we desire
ry niucu to have the next largo,
meeting held in Koseburg this being:
( lie logical point on account of j
geographical location.
At tho Koseburg ineeUng, It Is j
probnbly that deilnne arrangements!
will be made for the plan of cam- -pulgu,
the preliminary arrangements
being the business of the meeting at i
Grants Pass. The principal object of:
this organization which will include j
every locality along the Southern Pa-'
cific route in uregon, is to luliu
Stamps Stamps- Stamps-Stamps-Stamps
Roseburg Trading Stamps Piano Stamps
You can have either or both at our store.
You have seen the Piano, the first prize, and know
it is worth trying to win, besides this we have six other
gifts in this contest.
The second, a 20 year, 15 jewel gold filled watch
and a due bill good for $300 toward the purchase of a
second pian.
The third, a 10 year gold fillled watch and
bill for $295.
a due
The fourth, fifth and sixth are due bills tor $290,
$285 and $280 respectively.
For the trading stamp prizes we ask you to stop at
Mr. Campbell's and look at them. Full details given in
the papers.
Churchill Hardware Co
Ironmongers
the copies of Or. Cook's discovery of
tee INorth Polo, and see what he had
to go through on the return trip and
you will think that these roadB are
avenues and boulevards. .
1-OltCEI) FOItl-iCLOHUKK SALE.
been made a success is shown by tho! fenced
success that the farmers themselves j
are making of their own. j
The New8 feels that under the nd-(
ministration of Napoleon lilce Kose
burg wilt feel the Impulse of u. wl
activity, greater development, and i
mora subsliuitial progress thru evorl
before. And with eiHNiitrnu'iiwin I
be of material assistance lu tho ad-
Owner has 40 acres of close In
Improved farming property, with
stock and Implements, fine now 8
rooni house cost $1,000, old barn,
8 chicken houses, good old family
orchard, 1 aero young orchard, 2
years old; fine garden. This land
will grow clover, corn and fine
gitt ids'. Is all fenced and cross-
mostly woven wire. Lies
about one mile from Koseburg on
good gravelled county road. Tele
phone, close to graded city school.
Good springs, can be piped to house
and burn. Lots of timber for do
mestic purposes. Two excellent milk
cows, team of horses, wagon, harnpss j
ifko this from every citlcn it will
mlnist ration in the hiinn'iU ubnut
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I
A OAV 1'OK PA KK WOKK I
Michigan mid Missouri have both
had their pood roads djs the pavt
yearn and the rltlrrti.t i.r eaeh stare
responded nobly to th cull f..r v -1-uuteers
lo do work o'i ''ti roul-- ;m'
the state for one day only. Thou-i-anda
of people - men and uotnni m
customed lo taking lire easy men
employ. Ml Indoors and bundled: of
id hern came out on the appo'nied
ell n g public which will attend the
Panama Exposition to purchase their
tickets one way via Portland. The ad
vertising matter .sent out will em
phasize the fact that the stop-overs
may be obtained on all these tickets
at any of the towns lying along the
Southern Pacific route, and urgent
invitations will bo extended to those
traveling this way to stop in the var
ious cities of Oregon and learn some
thing of their attractions and oppor
tunities. Koseburg la especially well sit
uated to secure much of the south
bound traffic, and by proper effort
considerable of the northbound trav
el can also be held over in Koseburg.
Tho expense of this advertising
campaign will be borne by the coun
ties generally and will not be a ma
terail burden on any one of them.
Tho railroad company will also assist j
materially and by the time the tide)
of travel turns westward toward the!
exposition hundreds of thousands or
peoplo will have been informed that
It is possible to stop off lu the var
lli z-i
XKW MAItSHAL.
(Continued from page 4.")
nus of Cass stireet, $637.42. i
' Fi P. Patterson Keservolr aven,'
lie, $631.24. j
11. Hlldeburn Glenn street,;
$3Mi.OO. ;
One bid was received for the 1m-'
provoment of Winchester street from
l tea ton street to the city limits. No
action was taken on the bid at last
evening's meeting of the council. I
A report submitted by ex-Marshal
Ponton was to the effect that be had j
caused a walk to be laid abutting the;
report was referred to the city attor
ney with instructions to prepare and
l ile u proper lien against the proper
ly benefitted by the Improvement.
A complaint regarding the condi
tion of a toilet maintained by P. P.
J'al tersou and located on property
abutting Koso st reel, was referred
CANDY HELPS
Now s the time to make up your Holiday Candles. We have ev
erything the home candy niRker needs and will sell you at whole
Bale prices anything In our stock, such as Candled Fruits, Dlnnlne
Fruits, Maple Sugar, Bitter and Sweet Chocolate Coatings at 25c
the pound, the very best Walter Baker's, none better. Candy Boxes
n all sizes from pound up to 6 pound at 3 cents and up. Ther
mometers. Dipping Forks, Wax Paper, In fact everything In the
Candy line. Formulas and Instructions for making all kinds of
home made candy free. u" 1
Mrs. TILLIE ADAMS
820 Pine Street
Phone 190 Party J
Inns Oregon cities on all exposition j thu committee on health and police
and buggy. Is about to be fore
closed on mortgago of $1,500, with'
dim for one year. Clwnm
will sacrifice this Ideally locateC j
farm from $L3oo.tiO spot rash, aim 1
rive eiear warranty deed and ab-j
ttvet rf t ille. This pro pert y Is ,
Vtoiih. at the eiy least. $:t.:itti.D0. j
and in t.ie near rut ore will make
desirable town lot. proposition. l-'or ;
further particulars apply to
DOl'tll.AS- IlKOS..
L' in-ii) 1 1 it Cuss Stre
tickets routed through Portland.
There will pi pliably flu over a
ipiarter of a million people visit the
Chieauo Land Show to acquaint tlu-m-HelvrH
somewhat wit li t he resources
and attractions of the W est and whu
contemplate making a trip through
I he t oast country durum the var
11' lit. There is eoinu to be a mighty
harvest of wealth and population se
eiHvd by enterprising cities (hat uo
out alter it. but nitlinil- tver heard
of a harvest harvest ing itself. If
Itoelm ! g and 1 m;
?l
Bein Some Reasons Why We Solicit
ami Merit Your Druu; and Drug
Sundries Patronage.
Unwarranted wuhM it ut ion Is practiced b many retailers who seem
to think thin the right, ib'ng t.i d..
When you tome to the eall Stoi, you wilt r.et what you for
unb'HH It happens to ho out of our Mock tn our eempleto stocks a
very r:uo occurrence.
So carefully do we conseit y ir le-t int-'ref-M that frequently
our c!i'ks may suggest sonn th:,-, ; M:! they know or believe to
be better for the nrpese than die ;, i l u 'e c;i!led for.
Transaction of tlit: kind In o-ir to'v e,cur every d;i and Inv.ir
lahly our customers have thanked Us for taking such a keen in
terest In their personal needs hh! pnr. Im-'.-n.
Such frank, hotieM advice will be c'.i-; ! utly given retarding any
thing wo soil.
Your one it to yoin-volf nml y Mir f.nnil to patronio n wtoi-v which
kioj It cu-.tonitMs with Mich care and sin It liottcM mervluimlwo as
tlorn the
is VMBB'Jnwtia
Store
NATHAN lTLLKHTON', Trop. IVrkhm Itulldimj
lit' Give Green TraJiiuj Stamps
I to sharo propoi'tfonatoly tn this In
I eiiM.-,- of wialth now !. i 1 c in. ie lor
j iiM to begin planting the seeds. An
advertising campaign for tin next
i two ears ine.niH much for pouglus
. county. If i let our more euter-
pn.i.ng neighbor do nmn of the ad
vertising. withiMit question they will
gel most of the ban est. Tile prize
c.miii' or Urej,nn should im1 lose the
beiiehts of its pledge just to save a
ft i doi':tt s i :er o; her commun
ity in W. Morn (ret"U is getting
lm-. Jackson und J --ei ine coun
ties will ho well ii:pie..,iit' d at the
(J rants Pasi meeting, the Koseburg
meeting and smcIi oilier meetings as
may be lu l l, and it behooves the i )t
ieas i'f I oiu' ia-i count y to get a
move on themselves It' they expect to
iieop up with the rropfii(y proces
sion. - -
I'lllfi; TO TOMi.MT.
bet
Tin:
Sploodol Mirlit'til t'onunly liilbnl
ill lei i heat iv NoeinlH'i L(.
At
;i-lng melodie
The l'r.n o of Toiti
t loll.
Kuued i.y tho pr.
the p!ev, n.O in tho
Al lioid. should lr '
a .1 iienoiiH ita 1 a ;
nt lei s theatre
!at ast of
Mr. rnold, e
tho best to bt
comedy fiold.
typical be.uio .
can slug and
Hie I(
ei' to
gn-t fe
tvs he
and ot'f-i-oduc-:li
t ." ell
Tdcd b
of Tom
Is v.v.u-.i
! '-e pln -
for investigation,
J ndge l-'ullerton said he believed
Koseburg had reached sufficient size
when two night officers were neces
sary to properly patrol the town. To
ibis end ho asked that the proposl-
I tuui be investigated by the commit-
tee on current ex tenses and ac-
counts. If there i-s sutl'icient funds
t with which to employ an additional
! oilieer Judge Kullerton said it would
i trove a good investment.
1 Mayor Kice said he did not believe
i another officer was necessary cousid-
l aat n suit s v. ere usually no
under two police officers than
one The niawir also declared that
tie desired to be conservative and did
not care to authot.e additional ex
penditures unless the same were ab
solgiely necessary. However, Mayor
line said he would appoint nu addi
tiei;;il oii'uvr in the eeiit tile la vest i
j,:o ng cominittee found it nege-.sary.
report MibmiUe.: I.y .losepli M i
ceMl and dealing with Irs accomplish
ments during bis incumbency as may
or w as read and ordered placed on
file. The report was of a statistical
nature.
ltills Allowed.
r imnoriiat Abstract Co.. present
ownership list . $ I ii.-t ."i ; Koseburg
Ke.il and Fuel Co.. supplies, $i,no;
Chui chili Hardware Co.. supplies.
'oi: p. X. McClelland, special po
lice. $ 'S.i:ii; Kisner fc Marsh, btack
s t.raing, Jis.'oi; t;, s . Wort bin -t-
:i. sidewalk. fHo.tMi; W. C. (iad.lis,
i- i i.rs. Jio;: r. S. & C. Co..
i-ie .iuni on bonds. $r: Caldwell
ilneiy Co.. Imlrants. Pong
"iuiiuv L. & W. Co.. light and vu
f.l i l'To; .1. M. Schaeffer. haul
$1".; Walker Auto Transfer.
;ug. Jl: India. McCarthy, witness
Kev:ew rubtisliitig Co..
ling. Jl': lleview Publishing
printing. $3.70.
Mai
lis I
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lU:l!
I'M
Co.,
No
' 1 r l -th. Tin
had 1 '; t lie tl! llsica I
and C e etiorus Is a
gatherum of izirls. ho
dance, and make the
audtenco wonder If tin1 producer cor-Mt-;il
fill the i-rettv u,i; n the .-.m.
try. A the Prince of tho mythical
ii Lu :ii I an.... Itei e:n he sue-
ei i!s In w inning the girl of bis heart.
Mr rnold. presents a nortrayal with
a!! c,i iniscbicvoiis twinkles fapt wit
tiii;tisand bubblnig good nature
ihM won him so strong a regard In
ttte hearts of theatre-goers.
President Wilson won't be then?,
but had that ought to keep you from
coai.ng on the tenth of November?
n-C
tS busy stores
Cold Weather Is Coming
And it is time to think about your
Winter Underwear
1 1 you are in need of it the GOLDKX RULE has it
Men's Shirts and Drawers, 11 pounds, in Krev anl
salmou .45 each
Men's Unions, sanitary lleece, extra ood
'l11' 98 each
Men's Two-piece wool and cotton mixed
extra ywod quality ' 9 each
Men's Wool Unions, extra good quality $1.48
Men's tine Wool Unions, extra goou vuality... 1.98
We also have an extra tjood quality of Men's
Outside Shirts in all Colors 93
The Golden Rule Store
Roieburg, Oregon