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EVENING KOSEBURQ KJMEW
iSHtKU UAILY RXCKFT BVM)AT
BY
REVIEW rt'llMHIUNO COMl'ANT
Catered at Roseburg, OrnRon. Poit
offlce m Becuad-Olau Matter.
L. WIMHKIUAT
UAILT
Per year, by man $3.00
Per mouth, delivered lio
Per week, delivered 16
SEMI-WEEKLY
Per year 12.00
dlx mouths fl.00
JAM'AltY 0, 1012.
T. OF O. PfcllATKH.
El(iEK. Or.. .Ian. 8. Intend In
debate is grnduiilly comliiK tu a clt
ninx at the I'nlverslty of Oregon,
the new yer protease. Althouria
this Is generally supposed to be e
gard'd a tho moat unexciting an'
prosaic or all the Btudent body activi
ties, as the .-n.on grows nearer the
exudation regarding the outcome of
the several corneals la creating unite
a furore. The nervlcen of l.eloy
Johnson, recently graduated from the
University of Whtcoutdn, havo been
secured to roach the several team,
who In all their contests will debate
the question of the Judhfnl Itecail
They have agreed not to use any rf
the material which might eually b-.
derived from hearing their oppj
nents beforehand. Oregon now has
three teams, one to meet t'lah In
Eugene on Feb. 23, composed of En. I
Jones, of Newherg. and P.
Crockett, of Pendleton. Another
composed of Leon Ray. of Eugene
and Ralph Moore, of Salem, will de
bate agaltiHt Washington In HejtttV
The third teulu, Carlton Spencer, of
Cottage drove, and David Pickett, rf
Prlneville. will meet Stanford on the
29th of March. The flrnt two teiinn;
named will have the negntlve aid"
and the latter the nfHrmatlve.
It has been suggested at the Tnt
verslty of Oregon, where the dehnt"
with Utah Is to he held, that It 1
made a Lean Yeiir affair, having the
debate early In the evening and i
party In honor of the I'tah men later
To further curry out the scheme and
to make the bashful collegians mid
fair co-eds appenr toget her. It hn.
been suggested that the price for the
debute and dunce be made 7-" rents
for two, hut ! cents for all who
come unaccompanied. This novel
scheme will undoubtedly prove a huc-i-ess
and will make some more fo
lowers for debate.
Modern office filing
Rose burg Honk Store.
cases at the
We Give Away
Absolutely Free
The People' Common Sente Medical
Enftiith, or Medicine Simplified, hy K. V. Pierce, M.
Chief Com ultinj( I'hyiioisn to the Invalids' Hold and Sur
fioal Inititute at lluftulo, a book of 1UUH Urge putics and
over 700 illustratioii, in itron piper cover, to any one Rending XI one-cent
tamps to eover cos, of mailtnjl only, or, in I rcm h t Joth bindin lor 31 itamps.
Over 680,000 copies of thit complete I'at.iily Doctor llouk were told in cloth
blading at refular prioo of $1 .SO. Afterwards, one and a hull million copies
war gireo away above. A new, up-to-date revived edition it nw ready
lor nail in, better tend NOW, before all are funt, Addreti om o's Dm
riNtAKY MsDicAb. Association, It, V. Fierce, M. 1)., I'rtsi'tcnt, I'.uiJulj, N. V.
dr. pii:rci:s i avouiti; rui:scunTioM
THR ONE RFMF.DY for woman's peculiar ailment rfouj tuoufth,
thmt it makers are do! afraid to print on Its outeido wr.ippcr ita
twj IntfreJient. No Socrcti No Dtception.
THK ONK RKMFDY lor wum:n whuh coottdns on nlcoliol and
bm habit forming' drug, f.loj fruui (iu-i.vo luvtc;.-.!.! ferrst roots
of wall MtahlUhvil curatlva valu.
Sykes Roller Skating Rink
Clair Hloitactt, Mr.
A popular resort. Orchestra pipe organ. Meet
your friends at i the
Roller Rink Open Evenings
Skates 25 Cts. Over Sykes Store.
Next Door to P. O. Rear K. L. Stephens' Shoe Store
Progress vShoe vShop
PRICE LIST
M.'ll'ii 1 1 :il r S.i'm f .7.1
Mrn S"I.k ntnl II. '.-In I .nil
M.'ll'ii Kn!l Sol.-K anil ll.-. ln . . .
Hii' Hull Snlin .Vli .V .in
MmV lli'.. .j.i
l.nll.'H' Hull Sol.-a .Mi
l.mlii'H' lit'.'! Jll
ItilM'.T ll.i'N VI
I l.'.'l llt ;l. .- t.
1 1 1 I'lllli'H Ill
N:.! Jll
SIhh iiuiili tu orih-r all mule Hml
J. H. Sykes
w
E Carry a new anJ complete stock of Cutis. Am
munition, 1 ishmtf laekle anJ Sporting Coods.
Gun Repairing and Key 1'ittin la SKialty.
A sliare of your patronage will be appreciated.
JACK JOHNS'S AMI JIM
H.YXX AKK MATCllbli.
ClIlCAUO, Jan. 7.- Jack Johiiiton
and Jim Klyun were mulched hinre
last night for a nnit.ii fight to be h"!
in Netad.i next July.
The provisional date selected Is
July t'l. The city lu which the fight
will be he 11 will be selected later.
Johnson wuh guaranteed $.'il,loo
aul one-third of the moving picture
receipts for his tthure.
MxlirhMx Should Aid ii tore.
Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most effectual. Chamberlain s
Cough Itemed)' acts on this plan, li
allays the cough, relieves tho lungj,
open the Becn-iious mid uids nature
in restoring the tsyntcin to a health)
condition. Thousand havo Untitled
to Its superior excellence. Hold by
all dealers. C
ODD I'F.I.MtWH' ASSOCIATION.
Committees troin the various Odd
Fellow and Kebvkah lodges of the
county will meet in the Odd Feiiows"
ball In this city at 2 o'clock Satur
day afternoon. Jan. lit, lor (he pur
pose of organizing an Odd Fellows'
Association for Douglas County.
Local co in in U tees will please tuk'
notice. Many out of town Odd Fel
lows ure expected to 1m- present.
N. T. JEWETT. Chairman
J. A. Itl'CIIAN'AN, Secy.
Sortie Fuels lteg.:-dlnv Itiieuiiiatisni.
Do you know that fully nine out of
every ten casea of rheumatism are
simply rheumatism of the muscl's
duo to cold or damp, or chronic rheu
matism, and require no internal treat
ment whatever? Apply Chamber
lain's Liniment freely and see ho.v
quickly It gives relief. For sale by
all dealers. C
noth i; of iih.imi t.it xin:
II S.h K AM I.N A T I N S.
Notice Is hereby given that the
eighth grade final examination wl'l
bo held In Douglas County on Jan
uary IK ami lit. All teachers having
pupils eligible to enter same should
report to the County Supt. on or
before January LI the names of such
pupils desiring to take the examina
tion. The program for the an mo la as
follows:
Thursday Physiology. Geography
1 ! Ihitnry, Civil (iovernmeiit.
Friday (irammur, Spelling, Arith
metic anil Writing.
Yours very truly,
co. school srpT..
dsw Per K
Fountain pens cleaned and re
paired at Die Uoschurg Hook Store
of Costr
9 i.aj
Adviser, in fluid
iimlri lul t!ii.ir.iiitrt-il (t. (ImtMiima
GUN STORK
Opposite Post Olhce.
Council Permits ilcCready and
Palm to Sell Near-Beer
OMY ONE 1IEMEI OBJECTS
KesolDtioo Pultlag Baa oa Viulaicrs of
Law Vdloe.'ess S';w Is a: cl
Having BjQds
II. C. MtCrta(ly, HurfrpHsor to Rob
ert Connor, and Curl Palm, hucc ssor
to Hen North, were grunted Individ
ual iii'jir-bccr IJceiisrH by the illy
(o;iiicil Monday niKlit, utter liavin;;
been turned down a week previously
becaiiK; the cotincll vati In doubt tit
to their beliiK bona tide owuertt of
the biiHiiie:,.ses Involved.
1'alni tendered a bill of Hale no. I
oi her iloeunientx HhowiiiK that t iii
lijni'KH of I ten North had u tualiy
tn-t-n Hold to him, and the couiuM
tj i (1 uiiaiiiniotiKly to Ive hlrn a !i
ivtise. The permit to MeCready wns,
authorised by tho c-ouiieil In a liulf
hcarted manner, after the license
coiuTiiitif e, (o whom the matter wi.:;
referred a week ko. nuhmltted .".
reroiiiuieiidailon for atifh uetlon.
When t ho question of grunting Mi -
C ready a licenne wuh put to a vot-l
two of the bo veil roiinrllmeu preKenl!
faintly hald "yea. uud one, J. V.'.j
Mulli'ii, voiced un emphatic "no." Th-;
non-cnnimlttul council men Indulged
in HinileH of Incredulity. "The vote
stand two to oiih," aald Mayor Mi
relli, "ho the license b declared cu
thorized." !
Connor had before tho council in
application ior a renewal of bis II
ceiiHe. but It wan tiiere with tho un
derhtanding that it wuh not to be con
sidered if McCreudy was grunted u
license. The favorable notion in Mc
Cready'H case was therefore followed
by the denial of a new permit to Con
nor. In behalf of both of these ap
plicants. Attorney ItexleT Klce u'l
drcNsed the council and in the con rue
of his remarks assailed the Kullerton
resolution passed by the council
several weeks ago placing the ban
on ull near-beer dealers convicted of
violating the local option law.
ICeMilntioii Legally Valueless.
"The resolution," ttuid Attorney
Itiif, ' was merely uu expression or
sentiment on part of the council.
It bad no legal effect on tho city or
dinance governing the iHHtianco of
near-beer licenses. To comply wlih
tin resolution the ordinance would
either have to bo repealed ultogether
or amended in regular procedure.
Connor is therefore entitled to a li
cense. If ho desires one.
"It makes no difference from a
legal standpoint," Kice continued
"whether MeC ready Is u bona fide
buyer of Connor's business or not. IT
he has compiled with the luw In t In
form of his application and tendered
t he l eiU I red license fee hot h f
which he has done the council Is
then duty hound to Issue u license to
bim. I will he frank with the couu
,11, how ver, and a thai lite iictuiii
transfer of the butiiness rests upon
the council s action tonight. If the
couth M grants MrCready'a upplice
tlon the transfer will lollow Immedi
ately. The husluess would be of n
benefit to hltn If he had no liceitM'
to conduct it. Mr. Connor is planning
to leave the city. He has arranged .t
sell nil of his other property here
and to prevent the sale of his near-
beer husluess hy refusing his stic-
cessor a licence would he gross In
justice to him."
I Sewer .AssenMiieitlH lnleseil.
! A batrh of retnnust ranees an.iln.4
'assessments for the cost of building
(hi North Koseburg sew er s stem
i was referred hy the council to the
city improx enient committee.
I Councilman John Nachter itc
', Hen ted a remonstrance against the
assessment of $141 levied against
; hht property for the construction of
the central sewer, lie set forth three
specific reasons: First, he could not
make connections with the sewer
without t r:::i!'!!t!K Mpo't private
property; secondly, he had previously
constructed a sewer emptving Into
the iier. w hh h was fully stitnYiep
for his needs; thirdly, he had an iiit
derstiindii g that his assessment was
to be materially reduced as a coin
promt se. The remoust ranee, which
Mayor M Weill said wan well based,
was referred to the citv Improve
ment committee.
1 H her llliitiet.
Mm. P. N T ruin ho s petition for a
refund of $T..it license on the Het
riiiKtnn House win denied upon rec
ommendation of the license commit
tee. The committee called attention
to the city ordinance, providing an
annual license ol $-" on all lodging
houses ol nmre than ten rented
room The Herrltmton House come,
within the i ale of this provision, the
I commit te exjdaiin'd. h-'ti-e the hi
had to preall. Mrs. Tntitiho pat
1 1 :., under piotest for a six
mouths license, contending thiit her
establishment eaine und-v the ti.issi-
Ih at o 'li ot lodging houses that are
licensed at the rate of $10 a ear.
I n ordinance h intt odm ed
provlillng for another Issue of bonds
under the Hancrott installment U
to meet unpaUl str"t pacing asu'M
inrnts. The amount in ol cd is
Two printing hi'U wete uilowcl.
one of $SS 35 from The Kexb w, tti
other $s."..:t.", (nun the News
T1U:(IMH ?IOTICK.
PosltlTelT no trpittnc allows
on lh land of th Curry tat
dPW N. CCHKY ICSTA1K -
The price vt foodstuff tins come
down at the Ncto Side (trocery. d;f
Ml I II. .11 M)U hlOK.M
H.ivAtas ruisii.l.M'.
in.
in (iluinliu lnii'rril Firry
SlTlllf I'J IU'Iiiw .! In
Kulrril Oregon.
POItTLANl). Or.. Jan. S. Wltl
verythlng still wrapped In Ice and
uttow the fate of many thouuandu o'j
shade trees, thousumls of telephon" J
and electric light poles and a v r.t !
amount of other property, si ill haus
in the balance. Kvery electric ligl.i ,
and telephone wire that has weath j
ered the wltitr.' "silver thaw." wiii' !i(
tins ravaged Portland since Saturdav,
is currying a coat of ice from on"
to three Inches in thickness and
every tree is drooping under Ow
weight of Ice w hicli encases ull n
branches. j
Kxcept for a heavy snowfall,
which did more or less damage, rnn
ditions were not changed tu th re it-,
denco districts yesterday. The mei
cury did not get higher than d?
greea nt nny time uud until the mi 1
ille of the afternoon remained undT
26 degret'8.
Snow and extreme cold Is report" J
from east of the- Cascade Mouuiale.s.
Salem hud a touch of the "silver
thaw" yesterday, hut no damage r -bulled.
Normal winter weather con
ditions nta reported from Ashland.
Weather conditions ure severe in the
Coast Range between koseburg un I
Coos Pay points.
Itaker reports the coldest weathvi
in VI years, the mercury dropping
to 12 below zero. All O.-W. It. &
.V. trains ure blockaded near Itaker,
Particularly the Ladies.
Not only pleasant and refreshing to
the taste, but gently cleansing and sweet
ening to the system. Syrup of Figs and
Elixir of Senna is particularly adapted
to ladies and children, and beneficial in
all cases in which a wholesome, strength
ening and effective laxative should be
used. It is perfectly safe at all times and
dispels colds, headaches and the pains
caused by indigestion and constipation so
promptly and effectively that it is the one
perfect family laxative which gives satis
faction to all and is recommended by
millions of families who have used it and
who have personal knowledge of its ex
cellence. Its wonderful popularity, however, has
led unscrupulous dealers to offer imita
tions which act unsatisfactorily. There
fore, when buying, to get its beneficial
effects, always note the full name of the
Company California Fig Syrup Co.
plainly printed on the front of every
package of the genuine Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of Senna.
or sale by all leading druggists. Price
50 cents per bottle.
The Dollar Mark
Is of very little use to look at, but It
means much If you have a nuiln
liltc-it y of dollars In this bank. U
would be n wise move for you to
tnrt a bank account If you have not
uo already. And It would he the
wisest move to deposit here, whetf
four savings are safe and sure to
earn you n good Interest. Invest.
gate that means knowledge.
Interest on
Time Deposits
l-IKST Tltl ST S.WINCS HANK
OP liOSKIIl Itli.
To ri'li'lirnte the New Year, ser e yo r fil.ndi ith the flneot and
lMii'i'it tiever.ige nuide Koselmrn Suii.'rlnr S.nLi. It s purity uud
ili lli lousnecR are due to the f;irt th.it only ihe let ni.iteri.ils are
U'.t d and It is nuide In a nit si it ntilh' iikhitut. in ;init;iry su
riuindiiiKii. ItOSEBURG SODA WORKS
Phone 186
1l 11 III" T i ni i'1 V "-f"
iU u..!itu i.!w.u fci'.as t.v.Vf.t itn 1
six U' .r ilo. No niall hi1"
ifiiriud liak-r liluce Saturday.
At I.a UruiKlB a bluaaid rniiMil
vc-iti-nlay. with wvuther condlllDiit
Aif worm In a cor of years. Sto. k
in ri'iiorti'd MilTi'iing in some place
in I'liion County. i
I'l-udlutun slilvun-d with tho ine-
cuiy at 1 lifliiw zi'ro yintcrcl.v
iii'irnini;. hut the tpiiiiicrature rapid
ly biviiiuo wintuer uud more snow
Ml. Tho Iiullva and lluod liw
-priori mi lui'ivane In the snowfiill
lie In tin' I'olumhla Itlver has
stopped the Porilaiid-Vaiuouvi-r fi r
ry wTvii-i' cuiiipli'ti'ly.
Iiiluiid Kmplrp towns repori lif
I'nldist wiutlu r In 10 or 1" year,
tlui iii.-ivury raiiKlnt! to 2S holuw.
AUK VOI It KIHXKVS WKIX?
Many Hosidoirg Teople Know the lio
Itortame of lleullhy Kidneys.
The kidneys niter the blood.
They wot!; night and day.
Well kidneys remove Impurities.
Sick kidneys allow Impurities
multiply.
No kidney 111 should he neglected.
There Is grave danger In delay.
If you have backache or urinary
troubles.
it' you nr
out,
ISegin t:
nervous, dizzy or wovn
iiting your kidneys u(
once; j
I'se a proven kidney remedy. i
None endorsed like Doan's Kidtiev
PillF. I
Uecommeuded by thousands. I
Proved hy home testimony.
A. A. Drake, Soldiers' Home, Rose-j
bin e. Oregon, says: "I have taken :
Iionn's Kidney Pills for kidney com-j
plaint and can Bay that they are a
good kidney medicine. Their use
gave me much relief. j
For sale bv all dealers. Price CO ,
cents. Fost.-r-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo.!
New York sIo agents for the United
States.
remember the name Doau'a
and take no other.
NOHTII l. KOTA ASSOCIATION"
Will hold Its annual meeting oi
Friday evening. .Inn. 19. 1912. it
T : :! 0 p. m.. in Kagles" Hall, Kose
burg. Members will bring their bas
kets well supplied with good things
to eat. All former residents of
North Dakota are cordially Invited
to attend.
1.. A. FKI.AND. Pres.
H. IIFEST, Secretary.
AUTO TRANSFER
J. P. ('l.KMKNTS, Trop.
Phono 70, or leave orders at J. 11.
Sykes' gun store.
.
REAL ESTATE
Farm Lands Fruit Lands Stock Ranches
Poultry Tracts City Property Rentals
FIRE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC
List Your Property With Us.
HIMES & OLIVER
CASS ST., XKXT TO (iltAXI) IIOTIIL I'K JXK iW7. KOSK1U IMJ, OIL
We
ITo Discontinue
El
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Candies, Nuts,
Candies the very best
Nuts every known kind
Oranges from the best growers
Grapes the kind you like
Mrs. A. C. Kidd Son
Commercial Club Building
McCIanahan Incubators and Brooders
Spray Pumps
Pruning Tools
Let us demonstrate to you what the
Kansas Pruning Knife will do.
J. F. BARKER & CO.
With a
Implements
Roseburg
IN STAPLE AND FANHY
GROCERIES
Our Stock and Prices Will Please You
8 hani Svile Washing Snap
2 t ans H ue Kihbon Cherries
2 Tans Kxtta Standard I'lums
o t'.ms rvd; Triiii Cl.-anser
.t I'.lrkaae Bird Seed
.1 r.n kaK-'S r,oiil Starch
Sui rlir I I. mr. the tvt In town.
Kine IU,-nd t'oft. rn-r iound
KENDRICK & KING
Jackson St. CROCERS Phone 63
i Ijlarifli snili'MsHtH
Are Going
About 25 different designs of $3.00 to
$6.00 Cabinet Cards, and we offer them at
$2.00 Per Dozen
while they last Our reputation is back
of this offer.
Clark & Clark
Photographers
Grapes, Oranges
full line of
and Vehicles
Oregon
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