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In one army camp Is rep.rt.J. Sani
tary conditions Indicate a general
outbreak of tbe disease.
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if we fail to fit your toot properly. Its
a great hobby of ours that every shoe
we sell must wear and fit the foot
JUST RIGHT, and we actually guar
antee you a perfect fit, when we make
the above offer.
Men's Shoes Ladies' Shoes Boys' & GUIs'
3.00 to 9.00 2.50 to 5.00 1.75 to 300
Hislop, The Shoe Man
Home of Good Shoes
Perkins Building Cass Street
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MADRID. Nov. 14 Count Homan
ones, a Liberal, has been appointed
Premier, succeeding Jose Canalejas,
who was assassinated.
$:tr,ooo kxpkkss KonnErtY is
LAID TO AO K N'T.
LAKE CHARLES, La., Nov. 14.
The safe In the Wells-Kurgo agency
wan found robbed today, $35,0U0 In
coin being missing. Thornton Chevls,
local agent, was arrested.
After Klumatii OmrfcJuJs.
LOCAL NEWS
J. F. S trader was In town from
Oak Creek today,
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mural), of Rid
dle, are spending a few duya In Rose-
burg.
Air. and Mrs. A. Roach went
Oakland this afternoon, where they
will locate.
Mrs. James D, Dixon and baby
went to Cruswell today to visit with
her parentB.
Shirley Good man, tho electrician,
has opened a ohop In tho old Plain
denier building.
A marriage license has been issued
to O. C. Sparks and MIhh Maud Good
man, of Oakland.
Mrs. S. U. HeiTuer returned to
Portland today, after a ten days'
visit here with friends.
Mrs. G. 11. Churchill, of Portland,
Is a giKBt at tho homo of her son, F.
II. Churchill, in this city.
Mrs. G. N. Wllhelin, or Sulem, linn
entered Mercy Hospital, West Rose
burg, to undergo an operation.
Mrs. W. D. llufstater left toduy on
her return to Napa, Or., after a visit
hero with her niece, Miss Mao Fisher.
Mrs. Dugau returned homo to
Portland today, after a visit at Cuin
na Valley with her aunt, Mrs. Murray.
Tt'ltKH ADMIT DUFtiAT;
AK.MY'H POSITION DOPKLKSS.
ST. PlCTEUSliURG, Nov. 13. The
. luminii uuiiiiii ul v a i hub ui'Liufu
'tllfl till, ...U(li..M It... .......r ,1.
lv lwi. U ...I.I, UlllMU-
Ing Constantinople is hopeless, says
to o dlKDiitrh f rnm t he Tn rlt IkIi mi nit nl
I A letter received In London from
a member of tho American embassy
In Constantinople depicts the terrible
condition of the Turkish wounded
urrivlng at the capital. The staff of
the embassy assisted by tho local
branch of the American Red Cross
Society Is taking care of some 2UDU
of those wounded Turkish soldiers
but Is greatly handicapped by the
lack of hospital necessities.
The letter adds that- the Turkish
government has lost control of the
city uud seems helpless.
LONDON, Nov. 13. All tho Euro
pean powers have agreed to the
Turkish proposal made last week
that they should Inform the Balkan
nations of the Turkish request for
mediation and to inquire from them
whether they arc willing to formu
la to terms on which negotiations
could be opened. Steps In this direc
tion are about to he taken by the
representatives of the powers.
The decision that their cause was
Miss Marie McLaughlin, recently ilop(.loHH WUH renelied after the coun
from liellinghani, Wash., has accept- Cu lm(1 rt.oved a communication
ed employment at I he Delicatessen,
Chhb street.
F. G. Stewart, local agent of the
(lermaula Fire hindrance Co., today
received a check for $75(1.115 to liqui
date tho recent fire loss of Mrs. Lu
cinda Moore.
Mrs. Minnie Patterson and daugh
ter, MIhs Pauline, left Wednesday
night on their return to Aberdeen,
Wash., after a visit here with her
mother. Mrs. L. A. Marsters.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
of 'Xl,'
Bears the
Signature
Umbrellas Repaired
At N. K. Corner Hobb & Cnsa 8ts.
Roseburg Shoe Shining
Parlors
from tho Ottoman coiiiiniinili'r-ln-chlt'f.
Tho view Ih hIho tuulm-si-il by
a ri'iiri'Hi'iiiullvi! of tho Itiil Criwiiil
Society.
Thoro Ih good ronsou to bellevo
Mint tho Turkish Kiivnrnini'iit him OV-
flllfll to IM'BOtilllO (llt'i'clly Willi till!
Ilalkan nllli'H.
romlitloim Aro Awful.
I.ONHON, Nov. 111.- I'rinn nil iic
rounls of corroHponili'llts on tho Itul
KHi'lnti hIiIo thi'lr wounih'il uro In Just
iih liiul romlitlon iih tlioHi' of tho
'I'nrkH. Ono t'orri'Kiioiiili'iil In iliwrlh
Iiik tho poor unibulnm'o sorvlro of tho
lliilKiirliiiiH. whoso wonncli'il lire
ilrlvon for inlloB In JoIUiik ox riirln.
says that lhl l not tho worst part
or' their HtirrorliiK. Ho lontlnues:
"Aflor si'Vi'iul battles Iho wouliiliil
woro loft lyliiK on tho hum floliln.
whore llioy hail fallon, for two or
throo lml iluys ami lilltorly rnlil
nights, anil tho worst sights In tho
hospitals urn tho rows of poor fol
lows with Hwollon anil KnUKtviii'il
HinliH for whom Ihoro Is no hopp of
rooovory."
Tho rorrospnniliMit mltls thai many
aro tlylnir from exposure unit not
from wounils.
An "Old Turk" writing In tho
nowspnpors to tloploro tho defeat of
his country, nays It would not have
wiappi-iH'U had Abdul llnmld been re
I talnod on the throne. He continued:
"Our true Sultan haa now returned
j to the city of the faithful and this
fact has caused a greater sensation
In the Ottoman empire than all the
reverses our troops have suffered."
He predicts that Abdul Hamld
within a few weeks will he restored
to the throne In Constantinople and
owing to the dissent Inn of the pow
ers part of the Turkish empire will
be saved to her.
Cause nf Turkish lllsasters.
IlKltl.l.V, Nov. i:i. Tho reasons
Tor tho breakdown of the Turkish
army before the Invaders are brought
to light In a letter from Captain I'cr
slus, the wnr correspondent of tbe
Tageblatt. Writing from Uskp, af
ter visiting the battlefield of Kum
nnovn. he says be found on the per
sons of the fallen Turkish Infantry
men numbers of blank cartridges and
also cartridges of tho old (lerman
rifles used In 1871. Ho also drew
tbe swords of some of the fallen Ot
toman cavalrymen and found them
unshnrpoucd and blunt and It was
the snine with the bayonets of the
Infantrymen. He saw a battery of
field guns, which had been enptured
by the Servians. The sights were
fixed at aroo yards, and the barrels
were only slightly discolored by
powder.
Ho was told that when the Turkish
gunners opened their reserve boxes
they found them filled with soap.
The .correspondent ndds that hun
ger was one of the main causes of
the Turkish defeat. The coniinlsHii
:it absolutely lacked organization.
Hundreds of the Turks threw away
their rifles and surrendered to get a
piece of bread.
A PIANO
Im Hie most highly appreciated Bift
possible fur any one to make. Haven't
'u ji:iyuue whose cup of happiness
mulil l- filled by presentlun them a
nice one
For Xmas
It'll true yon can buy chi nper gifts
ones that will bouh puss out of
niemoty Mill existence, hut a piano
Is a thing of beauty and u Joy for
ever. You can utTiuil it. Come in
ami let us tell you abeut II.
Burr Music House
SALEM, Or., Nov. 13. Baaing his
opinion on the report of Colonel
Lawsun, who went to Investigate con
ditions In Klamath Falls, and other
reports. Governor West today Bent a
scathing letter to Mayor T. F. Nich
olas, Sheriff W. B. llarnes and Dis
trict Attorney 1). V. Kuykeudall. The
Governor's letter says in part:
"We find that past conditions In
KlnniHth Falls have been such as to
give Just cause for complaint. We
win, however, devote our aueuuou iu
ti.n ..rUUAnl Inliiro Thin nfflce
Is charged with the enforcement of
the law. It Is aavisea tnai tne laws
of this state covering gambling, 1m-
m,.riil hmtura nml the Rlf of lillUOrS
are now being violated and thut this
fact has been known to tne omcers
charged with enforcement of tho law.
"lln nrn nilvised that certain of
these officers justify their action In
not enforcing the law by saying that
....i. ii rn.ininn fnvnred their exist
ence. It Is the duty of bucIi public
officials to Interpret ana euiorce me
laws, not to Interpret and enforce
public opinion.
"I hereby request that you, bb
officers of the law, take prompt steps
to bring about a strict enforcement
of tbe law as to the matters com
plained of. Otherwise, this office
will feel that It Is ltB duty to take
a.i.h antlnn nfl will lirlnE about tbe
desired results. Your attention is t
particularly called to the road nouse
known aB the 'Altamont Tavern.'
MTl.naa a fa nil TUnttRrS Which
'should be properly taken care of by
local officers without inieriereuce uu
,1.0 nr thin nfrlcA and It will be
for the best Interest of all concerned
and save the city and county the un
pleasant notoriety which usually ac
.n,.iaa an inveuHiriitlon from the
outBide. It taken caro of by the local
officers."
1 ........tlim. Ino Htiirene.
Governor West also announced to
day that he will Instruct District At
torney Bryson to bring suns to enjoin
.hA xralnl,ai-rt Rrnwlns' ComimnV. Of'
Portland, from operating a com stor
age plant at F.ugene. The plant, ac
cording to the Governor, has been
1 00 n ,,i,.ep for distributing
liquor In Kugeno and vicinity, tbe
company evading tne law uy iiuvhib
the liquor oraereu irom ran.
t,n inninMo ihnt ha has gathered
evidence with relation to the viola
tion of the law by tho company at
tr. nn nnrl In vnul I Pitted the laW.
and ho Is convinced that he will be
able to conduct the suits succesBiui-
XOTICR TO K1IIKMEX.
a 11 rim.i. t.li.n un pump tn the
Firemen's hall next Friday evening at
8 o clocK. nnpnriaiu uiihmims.
HKCKKTA K 1 .
MIhh Mamie Mall, of Nonpareil, Is
vislfliiK friends In UnsehtifK.
V. S. .Inhnstnii was In from Itrock
dav 011 husiness today.
.Inst ice K. IV Chapman wan down
from (Hide on business today.
Miss (ioldie Itlshop left for Hlen
ilale this inornfnR for a few days'
stay.
V. H. Sykes. C. K. Ilassard, N. D.
Cunl and Win. M. Moore were amonn
tin- Drain people In town today.
Mih. A. ( Seely and little son
went to Myrtle Creek today to visit
with relatives for a couple of days.
Mrs. G. Hunt, who has been
the H'H'st of her sister, Mrs. 10. M.
Moore, returned home to Portland
today.
Miss Daisy Hawkins arrived here
from Cottano !rove this morning for
a visit with Mrs. W. K. Mossennan
and Mrs. V. C. 11 miser.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. V. U rimes, who
have Im-ou visit Inn here at the home
of his brother. .1. I., (irlmes, left this
mornliin on their return home to San
Jose, Cal.
Arrangements are PeliiR made for
holding a "Merchants' Carnival" and
entertainment at the Palace Theater
next Wednesday nlKht, under the
auspices ef the Ladles Aid Society
of the Presbyterian Church. A good
program Is be inn prepared.
Nothing new under the sun, so the
saying goes, hut there's always some
thing new lu needlework at 0 raves'
Art Kmpiulum. Dig shipment just
In of the new and popular cut work.
Night gowns, bags, pin cushions, cen
ters, pillows and scarfs. Just the
thing for Christmas. Come early and
get a choice selection, with Instruc
tions, dtf
New York Cafe
( ban Jo, Prop.
OPKN DAY AMI NI1111T.
MciUs at All llimra.
KeKular Meals ii OaU
Chicken Dinner Similars, from
11 Noon to I P. M.
Chop Suev. Noodle. Fresh Oy
tern, Fish, Kte., all tho time.
Cor. Jackson A Washington St.
Gnddls' bath-room novelties are
making a bit. For Christmas presents
they are one hour ahead of the pres
ent moment.
Qinn the eit.etinii there Is nothing
quite so attractive as the bath-room
ware shown by Winnie uaautB, tne
Plumber.
Ray. girls. If you nre looking for a
present to give your own very bestest
feller got one of those shaving mugs
and brush holders of Winnie Qiuldls.
Ornamental shrubbery, new lot
lust received tijr Ivltclieu it lllnck, the
nurserymen.
Douglas County Creamery butter
only 85o a two-pound squnre. Ask
your grocer for It. Patrcnlra home
Industry.
New shipment of bulbs Just In.
Kltclilll & HlaclCs, the nurserymen.
THINGS ALL OUGHT TO KNOW
At Christian Blbl 8tudnt Th Sat
isfactory Proof of "Why Ood Par
mlts Evil."
One of tbe questions which comes to
nearly every thinking mind today Is,
"Why does Ood permit evil?" A we
look about us In the world wc obsorve
that It la filled with sorrow and trouble,
Icknesa and pain and every trial w
could enumerate, and wo cannot help
wondering WHY OOD AI.I.OW8 IT.
Wo reullto that He Is almighty and
that He could rrpvent It If Ha wished
We rend In Ills Word that He Is more
willing to do for Ills children than
are earthly parents for theirs, and we
know how much that means; yet of
tentlmcn, it seems that thoso who try
tn An nA lira rich. hir. Ih. nu.1
trouble. This question Is made very
clear In a book entitled, "Tba Plvlno
Plan of tho Ages." Every statement
la tiacked by Scripture, and shows that
whllo (hid doea not sanction aril 11U
nAS ALLOWED SIN AND DEATH
TO IlEUIN KOU THESE LONG SIX
THOl'BAND YKAHS. This and many
other subjects of dorp Interest to all
of Ood'a iieople are dlscuaied fully and
In language easy of comprehension.
In English, German, Swedish, Dano
Norwegian, Italian, French, Ornek,
Hungarian, Spanish. Polish. Holland
lsh. S.rrtac and Turko-Armenian la
prepnratkin.J
S.V imgi-s. cloth bound, 3.1 centa post
paid. Address lllble and Tract Socio
Don't
Speculate
You may bable to afford It thousands can't. What's the use of
risking your money on a chance when you can invest II In a cer
tainly. For instance if you have noticed the trend of things lately
you do not need to be told that Roseburg Is rapidly going abend and
thut a few dollars Invested now will In a great deal less time than
you have any reason to expect you will find your investment
doubled in value. In what shall you Invest how much? Well
that's up to you, as there Is hardly a property offered in Hoseburg
today that cannot be classed as a good buy, In the light of the
city's assured future development. Of course some are better than
others but to be absolutely safe
Buy Crescent
Heights Lots
What are they where are they? Well if you haven't seen them
you have missed seeing the most sightly building site in Husehurg.
Kvery lot a view lot. Only two blocks from uve! streets. Prices
just now from 950 to $:$). Terms we leave that to you. Interest
6 per cent. Taxes, none till 1914. Can you bent It? We will he
glad to show them to you and go more into details if you will phone
or call.
Himes & Oliver
Adjoining Grand Hotel
Phone 387
GREEN VALLEY
If you have never been to Green Valley you have missed
seeing one of the choicest spots in Douglas county. Here
you find a veritable natural park, through which flows the
pure and sparkling mountain water of Roberts Creek.
The soil is deep and mellow and the land is level.
Orchard Tracts
The late Jeptba Green was fortuuate euough to secure what is undoubtedly
the choicest portion of this little valley and his heirs are now cutting it up
and platting it iu 5 and 10 acre orchard tracts.
Poultry Farms
While waiting for an orchard to come into bearing, it will not be necessary
for a purchaser to remain without an income, as the soil, market and cli
mate conditions are ideal for poultry raising.
Low Prices
Considering these tracts are on the R. F. D. route, only 4 miles from Rose
burg, and only 10 minutes walk from Green, a station on the S. P. R'y, one
would expect an exhorbitant price, but such is not the case, as they will be
sold at a very reasonable figure. '
Easy Terms
To those who so desire, easy terms of payment will be given.
From Owner
You have the additional advantage ot dealing direct with the owner and
covering the usual agent's commission. '
THINK THIS OVER, THEN BUY, DO IT NOW.
M. B. GREEN RoseburpKnon0erf70Fnii R-F-a
(j, 17 Uliks Stive), llrooklyn, N. Y.
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