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FISHER'S STORE
Having purchased the BANKRUPT STOCK of the NEW YORK STORE we will offer
bargains such as have never before been offered the buying public of Roseburg. All
goods formerly in the stock of the New Tork Store will be sold at a fraction of the
original wholesale cost All must go to make room for an entire New Stock of Mer
chandise. New Goods have been arriving daily for the past week and are being priced
exceptionally low for this INTRODUCTORY SALE at
STORE
Store-Will 0
pen Tuesday, Feb. 1st at 9 a. m.
THINKS YOUNG KKI'I'BIjICAN
CIA! II IS (iOI)l) 'idea
Editor News:
1 read with a great deal of inter
est your editorial regarding the form
ing of a republican club and wish to
state that it is a step in the right
direction. Such a club should be
formed at the earliest possible mo
ment. There is Important work for
such an organization to do and the
sooner it Is perfected the better.
This is the beginning of a most
important er in the political history
or our nation, slate and county, am"
by forming a strong republican clu'i'
in this county the important issues
Two
Waller Winans, Esq.
the most famous shot
in Europe uilh han-l
and shoulder arms.
World's Records
in One Day
with the .22 Savage
Hi-Power
AT the Eislcv Matches of the British
National Uiilc Association the
Hcst rifle match i:i the worUl the .22
Savarre Hi-Powcr r.'.h and Savapc arr.
rnunhion in i!ic haiuls of Mr. Walter
Winani on :y 25, 1 914, maiic the
Irghest pospiHc score on the Running
IVer mvet z: straight 5 's. This is a
Or. dv, w'..!i t!ic tzr.ii r'.S.c and am-
i;.ix!'.!j'i, Mr. V.'i.mn; midi? t!je Iiiiiot possiHs
uu.-; r. ih". ir.r... Yi!d IT. jot targcr Lx
! t:.', h: 5';. .Vio".!.rr World's record.
TVia mere! clinches h.t ether rVi;rrj fuvc
. .ivr.' i:ha t!:c I s wtind iccurrrft;
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- -iir-a sr-cur..!), lonp p.'inr U.itik ranee (200-
Km ;
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nrtu v::n than sr.y u:.;er n..e.
:l:.uf.;;Ud Ah;I:an T.r..-i Heir, Grizaly,
y, and rr.an-c.vJr.:: tirr, K-iiin the dcor
1 l.ljilt belt it wis origin-. Iy dnL nrd for.
Writs ui for pan -culm al-out "t! biggeW
:' t,-ii 1.1 tile wjrld."
LAVAGE ARMS COMPANY
LTICA, K. Y.
A VASE
.22 Hi-Pcver Rifle
as well as the needs of the times
can be discussed and debated and
the best solution pointed out and,
the best alms attained, it is thej
interchange""6ndeas that help mostj
in solving the great problems of j
the times and in no other way can
we bring ibout the discussion of
these ,yeat questions better than
through. the Influence of a club such
as has been suggested..
This country needs strong men to
act as leaders and here In Douglas !
county we need leaders as well as .
elsewhere1. The forming of this club ,
will bring to the forefront men who
will prove themselves fit to be the
leaders of the future they can be
developed and their fitness augment
ed and from them we will Jlearn
much that will help the Individual
voter to secut3 the rights he .or
she Is voting for. The question that
bother many now voters can be ex
plained so that all con understand
them and vote Intelligently.
In a nation founded upon repub
lican principles wo should know
tljose principles and learn what is
best of the nation, state and county
in which we live. Without such a
club every man Is left to study for
himself what is best to do and the
mistakes made by this method would
be as the scholar would make had
he to educate himself by his own
efforts and without either teach
ers or textbooks. If we are re
publicans we should at least be well
enough informed to tell why we be
long to the republican party.
Every republican, man or woman,
in Douglas county shoiiU! welcome
tuch a club 'and join it at the fii'Ht
opportunity. If for no other reason
than that of keeping abreast with
the times and informing themselves
as to the merits of every issue 01
the present time.
In writing this letter I am not
seeking any orflce, not evrn an irtlro
in the organization ami only ask to
be enrolled as a private in the
ranks, U'liling to do ali and dare all
in the cause of truth. I would like
more lisht on the political situation
and week to learn what Is best to
do as a voter. I want to see the
best men elected to all offices and
the best ends of the most people
served. As a lover of the right and
n fne forever of the wrong I wish
have the voters informed along
all lines so that justice may be done.
Sinrere;y,
J. F. HUTCHASOX.
MltS. COItA M. GUNTEltT
Teacher ot
Violin iuhI Clurinet
704 W. Mosher St.
E
HOLDS SESSION
Douglas county Pomona Grange
met in regular session at the Com
mercial club parlors today, and aft
er a rather stormy session passed a
couple of drastic resolutions, one of
which was a protest against the im
provement of the Pacific highway
between ICrlenbower and Roseburg,
as has been projected by the county
court, until every farnfer in Doug
las county has a decent road lead
ing from his farm gate to his trad
ing center. The other was In con
demnation of Governor Withycombe
for the changes made in the state
fair hoard. As no copies were made
or the use of The News, they can
not be given in full here today.
The afternoon session was devoted
to a very interesting program con
sisting of music by the South Deer
Creek Grange orchestra, followed by
an address by H. A. Uusenbark,
president of the association. A song
was then rendered by F. A. Goff,
and R. U. Turner gave a very elab
orate address , on Grape Culture.
Harry Uomaine gave a recitation
which commanded much applause,
and was followed by K. C. Hanson,
who made an address on the co
operation between the tnerchauts'and
farmers. An Interesting discussion
fct.'lov-ed which was taken up by
"!r:iiy of tlie members, anil nuni
ci'cns topics of mutual interest talk
oil over.
Watson has been ably taking care of
the business while he was away.
E. 'S. R. Walker, of Eugene, ar
rived In this city this morning and
spent, the day attending to business
matters. .
Mrs. W. L. Stanton, of Glendale,
arrived in this city this afternoon
and will spend. a short time visiting
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. DeVaney, who
has been visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. S. Allen, left this after
noon for their home at Albany.
Miss Laura Taylor will leave this
evening for Portland where she will
spend a week or ten days visiting
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Fred Newell, of Portland,
who has been visiting at Glendale,
arrived in this city this afternoon
for a visit with Mrs. O. D. Nowhart.
Fred Miller, who has served as
day clerk at the Umpqua hotel for
several weoks, has resigned his po
sition and left this afternoon for
Portland.
Two middle aged gentlemon want
board with private family. No other
boarders preferred. Must be cloBe
to business center and have modern
conveniences. Will be permnnont
Address 192-caro Nows. ' 192-lf
R. D. WilllamB leaves tonight for
San Francisco, where he jhas ac
cepted a position. Mrs. Williams
will probably follow in about a
month.
WANTED To rent a ranch of from
150 to 200 acres, partly furnished,
and with some alfalfa land. N. G.
Nutt, Roseburg, Rt. 1, Box 100-A.
193-Mp
crrv xnws.
Dressmaking and ladies tailoring
over Bell's millinery, store. Delle
Case. ' lS9-f3p
T)r. Davis, manager of the local h
and 10 cent store, arrived home from
his extended absence yesterday. Mrs.
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I'rtvtcn ting 1 1 1 Fo iir Act
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Five Koaturo Keels of Pictures
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"AVENGING ' ' .
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The most extraordinary Photo
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8:45.
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