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EVENING ROSEBURG K VIEW ATTRACTIVE PREMIUM LIST 1'OK PLIILICITY SHOW TltOFHV OKKKKKD HY THE SOt'THERX PACIFIC COMPANY FOR FAKMKKS ALONG THE LINES OF THE COM PAX Y, -ovi:.miii:k is, mi; 1I()V OltlXJOX TAX LAWS W'KIIH CliKATKI) AT THK i:i,i;t tion Mi i;miii;ii n. SALEM, Or., Nov. 1 -I. According to an ouilinci prepared by Governor West the fullowiiiK constitutional re strictions on assessment and taxation exist In the hi it t c- an a result of the repent cli cilou: No tax or duly shall he imposed without '.he consent of the people or their representatives in the Lculsia tlvo Assembly. Tuxes shall he levied for public purposes only. The power of taxation shall never bo surrendf red, suspended of con tracted away. No poll or head lax shall ho levied or collected. The J. Kit-'latnnt Khali provide by law for uniform and enjial rales of assessment and taxation; and Hhull prescribe Kerb icKillalbtns as sltall secure a juiil valuation for taxation of nil properly, both real and p'T . sonal, except llic such only for muni cipal, educational, literary, scientific, religious or charitable purposes, as may be specially exempted by law. All taxes shall be uniform upon the same chs of properly within the territorial limits of the authority levying the lax. The Legislative Assembly shall not declare an enierf.'cncy In any act reg llluting taxallon or exemption. The premium list of the second an nual show of the Douglas County Poultry Association, to be held in Uoseburg JJec. 9-14, Is now ready for mailing. This year'B show promises to be an exceptional one, judging from the Inriuirles from Intending exhihltorn being received dully by the secretary, K. 14. Wlmberly. Not only will there be a long list of cash prizes In the different clauses to be contested for but also a num ber of valuable cups and trophies offered by various flrntB of the city. Another feature of the show will be the famous llarred Itock hen of the Pacific Coast, owned by Jesse II. Morris, of this city. This hen hai laid to date by actual count 270 eges In a little over ten months and bldB fair to lay over 800 before the termination of the year. The association has been fortunate In securing the services of two of the leading Judges In the country In their respective classes, CI. O. Wherry Idaho, and T. A. Hnffety, now of this city, but formerly of Kansas. TEACH EKS1 INSTITUTE. A GLOBE -WERNICKE BOOKCASE For That Clever Wire There is a picture in our show window, Mr. ItusinesB Man, that should appeal to you that 1b, If you love a homo and children. It portrays a little human in terest story thai is without a title niul we are so anxious to get a fitting title that we propose to give away the Globe-Wernleke IfnokeuHO to the one who makes the cleverest sllggesllon. l)ro; in and get it ballot, draw a check on your Imagination, and deposit It In our ballot box. No matter what (lie resell of the National ('lection may be, your wife will congratulate you, if you succeed in drawing this beautiful gift. This contest is open to every body. You need nut bo a custom er to get a ballot. It closes Nov. Ifi, and all an swers must, be In the hands of the Answer Editor net later than that date. Only one answer from each contestant will bo colisiderd, bo send In only your best. itin; ,v iticE, The House Furnishers. Notice Is hereby given that the Douglas County Teachers' Institute will be held In the Lane school build Inc. In ltoseliure beginning on Wed iiesiiny, November 20th, 1912, and continuing three days. (!ood instructors have been secured and every effort mnde to make this Institute tt success. Teachers, you in make It a record brenkor If you lend your usual loyal Btipport. I desiro the presence of every lencher who can possibly arrange to he present. Yours slncerly, dswn20 . Til HUMAN CI1ANI5Y County .School Supt Friends do you know the tlmo haB passed when you should pny $0.00 or even .$5.00 for the best electric Iron made. Well Hlce & lllce haB made It possible to secure the very best the miirket affords. An Iron fully guaranteed for ten years for $:i.f,0. Hememher, we are always the first to lower the price when nossible to do so. We nay no rents, (lien why can't we sell for less, ltuy a Kan Steel Electric Iron and be happy forever afterwards, ltlce & lllce. DTK li. J. Dcnn Transfer Company Household goods, piano, baggage lumber, wood mid a general transfer business. Ilnggago chocks called for All goods carefully handled. Charger reasonable. Office phono, 102; residence phono 19G-L. Huaeburg, Oregon. Clean Clothes do not make a man hut soiled ones will very quickly unmake liim. Your clothes will always he clean if you send lliem to us. PHONE 79 FOR WAGON. R.oseburg Steam Laundry i"'"-""-" ' - nine. lllliM I lull III HHWHU L , t i li - ... JM - - -rfp-r..,,. . The Whole Family Votes "Here's my answer, mister, and 1 want that bookcase you show In the window," exclaim d all Eighth (irado youngster who Is hot after the Globe Wernicke Itookcase (o he given to whoever of fers I he licM-tcsl title to tile picture we exhibit this week In Our w Indow. I in I not onH the hoy bis father, his mother and his big slater have all cast their hallols. When iln family get to competing with each other, then there is a time when wits do (!y, and they gel run and profit out of this contest. If you haie i, tied, have the olher members of your family fel low the example of tie' boy, Heiueiuher the dale of I he contest closes November 10. No ru Ht liel iiiiin whatever: even it you hae never purchased n dullur'a wotih of goods from us, yiei uin entitled to vote. All hallols must be in (he hands of the .ns'er Editor bv Nov Itilh. U'e guarantee Ibis bookcase to he a genuine tllohe Wertllcke, every null Identified bv the inannf.uiurei 's trademark. Rice & Rice n f 1 j V a'-,, '"i'J y TIIIC HOrTlIKlt.V PACIFIC COMPANY tuopiiv CIP. I In addition to offering tlio Iiand- Himio tropliy for tho boat exhibit mndo by uny dlutrlct through which tho Southern Pacific Coinpiuiy linos Hurve the people, that company ia going to provide one of tho very en tertaining featurea of the Pacific Northwest Land Products Show at Cortland, November 1S to li. will be a parade through tho city by the 1200 clerks of the general nl'ficoH of the I larriiuau Hyalcm, all of them-carrying land products of tioiue description, headed by a band, having their own double quartet, a number of floats and half a hundred iieelharrowa decorated with pro ducts of Oregon of a size that "Farm er" Smith, expert agriculturist of the O. W. H. & N., hopes to see grown some day. The offices of the com pany will be closed on the afternoon of Wednesday, the 20th, and the management will furnish all em ployes with admission tickets. "Farmer" C. L, Smith will be In charge of a booth for the Ilarrlman people and will be easily found by Ills friends from nil portions of the state, many of whom have consulted with this wonderful soil and farm expert In times past. The cup offered by tho S. P. ran he competed for by any community along its lines. Don't Speculate You may be able to afford It thousands can't. What's the use of risking yuur money on u chance when you can Invest It In a cer tainly. For Instance If you have noticed the trend of things lately you do not need to be told that liosebing Is rapidly going ahead and that 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 yon, as there Is hardly a property offered In Roseburg today that cannot be classed as a good buy, in the light of the city's assured future development. Or 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 Roseburg. Kvei y lot ii view lot. Only f wo blocks from mvcd streets. Trices just now from $50 to $.)(). Terms we leave that to you. Interest 6 per cent. Taxes, none till 1914. Can you bent it? We will be glad (o show them to you and go more Into details if you will phone or call. Himes & Oliver Adjoining Grand Hotel Phone 387 supplies. Wo buy for cash and sell for cash. Come and see us before selling or buying. dill 6 r. 07 N. Jackson St. Phone 310. KANSAS COXTUST IX DOl'HT. PUBLIC SPEAKING. And the Necessity For Cultivating the Art of Enunciation. Ppenklng Is one. of thoso arts which people seem to think are unnecessary to study and learn, and tho probability Is that most upeakers of the ktnd men tioned nro blissfully unaware of their Inaudibility. PoulKlrss their voice re sounds comfortably In the empty spaces of their own chest and head, and this prevents them from knowing that It does not penetrate to the audi tory apparatus of other people. To bo a lecturer It Is not only neces- nary to know your subject, but the art of enunciation and audible delivery needs to tie learned also. And tho sound of one's voire in one's own ears Is a most misleading guide. Sin-h peo pie ought to be trained by being made to read or tqteak from one end of a large room to somebody teaching them nt the other end, when they would soon find out that times which will puss muster In a conversation are useless In ft public speech. In conversation we carelessly slur half our syllables, leaving our Interlocutor to guess them from the context, but this will not do In a public speech, where people are too far off to catch the signs. Again, n word pronounced In the ordinary Kngllsh way -of throw ing n strong accent on a single syllable and slurring the other syllables - bo comes reduced to n mere monosyllable when said In that manner In a largo room. Theosophlonl I'oth. MOW MAIEKKT OPKXS. Jack Dawson's poultry and produce market opens Monday, Nov. II. We will pay cash for all kinds of poultry, dressed veal, dressed pork, eggs and hides. We will buy all produce we can find market for. We carry mill feed, flour, hams, bacon, cooking compounds and all kinds of poultry The House Furnishers Roseburg Th P.opl of Qrflat Britain. Hlhiiolotlcnlly Ureal Itrllnin Is n inls- turo of many races, resulllng from n succession of Invasion. When tho Ko- ninns Invaded llrllain the Inhabitants were t'ellle, mixed wilh nn earlier Ku- sknrian non-Aryan element. They con tinned to he mainly ho until the llf(h and sixth centuries, when the level arts of tho country were overrun by ticrninii tribes. Then followed Inva sions by tho linuca and oilier Seniull nnvhin tribes nud Instly tho Norman conquest Tho Inhabitants of Ungbind nud (ho lowlands of Scotland, lliere foro, sprang from nn nmalgiunatlon of tho original Celtic with (iennnn and Scandinavian blood. Wales ami tho highland of Neotlnud nro still Inhabit ed by descendants of tho nnclent Collie tribes. The H-opl of Ireland also are of Celtic origin, although Ihero Is ni ftdmliture of many olher races. EVERYBODY IS Using The Vacuum Phone 79 Have the New Electric Vacuum house cleaner come anil clean the en tire house in one day. Why waste time in the old fashioned way they uscto clean house Roseburg Steam Laundry phone 79 Hav Arundel tun It Eastern Oysters In Any Stylo. Short Orders t Auy Hour. Quick Lunch Restaurant VK TOT, ITop. Kitiulnr Dinner, Chicken Dinner Every 8undr. Shorldnn Street. Near Depot. OVEN ALL IJIOHT. I have Just received the new model 20-gunge Winchester repenting shot gun. Call nud have a look nt this now gun. J. II. Sykes' Gun Store, opposite postofflce. dtf PROFESSIONAL CARDS LI .... I,,,-,, Dlt. M. ASIITON C'liiropraetic-euroinlli Nervo niul Hplile Hiiecinlist Chiropractic neuropath Is a natural and advanced scientific art of reinov-! ing the cause of disease. j Chronic Diseases n Specially I 221 Cass St. ROSEHUIU;, ORE. 1 j MRS. H. JAY 8TOX1S j Teacher of rinno mid Harmony j Studio 223 E. Lane Street. j Homo Studio 717 Hamilton St. j Phono 362-J. j MBS. CHAIU.K8 8. HKIXI.1XK lMnnoforte Instructor I Musical Kindergartener Studio: 423 Klla St. Phone 33-U. ! DIIS. HK.KI.V, SKTIIKH, At 8TKWAUT Physicians nnd Surgeons. Suite of Offices Hear Douglas Na tional Hank, Ground 1-ioor. Phono 367. ROSEIU'KO .... OltECON ALBKKT S. lll'KY OPTOMKTltlST 118 V. CASS ST. Roseburg - Oregon lii itnox A. Hortv Vocal Lessons Studio 312 East Cass Street Phono 191-J. ROSE11UKG, ORE. U (1. HICKS 81 UVKVOU. S2 Perkins Itldg. Iloscburg, Ore. lori'.KA. Kan.. Nov. II. The tapper-Hodges race for Governor slill see-saws hack and forth. Hodges. Democrat, leads by is Mites. Klulitv- i,,u ,.i- t.,- .- , ,un,iC, uu ,uaa uu account or any ac nine ol III., counties have rennrteil nM, th.t , j to Hie Secretary of State. ,t , . VtrucUotT pS " Z,-Y.OT 818 possible to forecast the winner. I North Jackson. dtf B. S. NichoiB, eaiPenter and con tractor, Is prepared to do any anJ all kinds of contract work. ! Mr. Nichols carries Employerg Liability Insurance which guarantees to tha owner no loss on account ot any ac- $7.95 Round Trip Fare $7.95 Roseburg to Portland VIA IV I SUNSET I lOGDENftSHASTAI I I ROUTES I I Account Pacific International Dairy Show and Pacific Land Products Show November 18 to 23 Kor further details ns to fares front any specific station, train schedules, etc., call on nearest agent or write to Sale Dates From points South of Uoseburg, Nov. 18, 19 end 20, and from points north of Rose uurg. Including polnU on the C. ft E., P. R, ft N . S. F. c. & w. and branch line points, Nv. 18, 19, 20 and 21,. with final return "nut of Nov. 26. JOHN M. SCOTT. tJeneml Passenger Agent, VonUnd, ore. Office Hours: Phones: 10 to 1 a a. in. Office: Main 171 2 to 4 p. in. Res: Main 172 Hit. I.rCKTT.V SMI i II, j Physician Womeu and Children Dlseast-s a Specially Office, Masonic lildg., Second Floor, j You Don't Have To a ir Go To Sea To See HA 1 for Cement Culverts, Cement Sewer Pipes !. a . .... Cement building foumla.lon and chimney block? rln l. . .''"'h.?- and cement work of any WmL "Wewalk, I hav five o- sis houses I will sell rhenn .. t money In other business. See my burglar nmo? , t0 UM iht O. K, See Pat s Elastic roof ! : for ?L,Wl,l?.ow ,ock- IU or repair your housos. Business building, V IZ k ' b"d' m0T y.ar, experience In hf,n,?,n'.Pe:1,Uy' 0t tor ....ug. COXTIUCTOH AM) lll'll.DKIi F. F. PATTERSON
