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DOUGLAS COUNTY'S INEXHAUSTABLE NATURAL RESOURCES AND CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES MAKE IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE FOR HOMESEEKERS AND INvlsTORS.
PROGRESSIVE
As Roseburg leads ths Southern
Oregon townii in progresslveness so
The Review leadi ill newspapers of
the earns section.
ROSE
INVESTMENTS
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VOL. XV.
ROSEUI'IIG, OREGON, TIUUSDAY EVENING, MiCKMUKH 12, 1012.
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No. 240.
BURG
REVIEW
Park Board Not Legally Created,
Circuit Judgrs Rule
CITY CHARTER NOT OBEYED
Sbon'd Have B?fn Treavd as Sptfel
Matter and I -miaied Tbiny
Days in Advance
TtoFieburg's volo last October on
the (piestion of establishing a public
park commission was illegal. This
Is tins opinion filed in the Circuit
Court here by J ml go L. T. Harris, of
Kugene, and to whvh Judge J. W.
Hamilton has subscribed bis concur
rence. Judge Harris says:
"Although, the (uest:on of the es
tablishment of a park commission
was submitted to the voters on the
day of (lie regular election, neverthe
less ft was a special election ns to
the ipiest Ion of the park com mis
sion." After citing supporting decisions
in six analogous cases,, Judge Harris
continues:
"Where notice of such election is
prescribed, the failure to give noiice
Invalidates the election so far as the
special question submitted is con
cerned. "Sections 10 and 13 ami section
10-A of the charter of Koseburg,
when construed together, prescribe
and contemplate the giving of notice
to the voters.
"There was no notice given to the
voters that the park commission
question would be submitted, and
hence the proposed measure has not
been legally adopted."
The sections of the charter re
ferred to by Judge Harris provide
I bat a special election must be au
thorized by the city council by the
enactment of an ordinance; that the
petition for such election must ante
date it by not less than 15 0 days and
that it must be advertised for ten
days in advance in a local newspaper.
Not one of these, requirements was
complied with. The election was
held on October 7 and the petition
requesting it was filed only four
days beforehand. This alone Invali
dated the vote on the question, pre
cluding, as it did, the ten days' ad
vertising period and rendering nn
ordinance of no legal effect.
Judge Harris' decision means that
Roseburg will not have to worry
about a tax levy for a park for an
other year, at least. While it is
true that the question of creating a
commission can be voted on again
by compliance with the charter re
quirements, it is doubtful If the
council could be induced to call a
special election soon because It
would incur expense which the city
can 111 afford at the present time and
for a purpose that is not absolutely
necessary.
OtlTI'ATlOX TAX ONLY
ki:mi::y now available.
Increase of city revenue for Rose
burg for the coming year now de
pends entirely upon an increase of
the city license or occupation tux.
The time has lapsed in which It 1b
possible to call a special city election
for raising the tax limit provided by
the city charter twenty days' notice
being required for such an election,
and the levy must be made by Jan
uary 1st of each year. While a gen
eral tax levy is really the only equit
able method of raising city revenues,
we nre confronted by a condition
Hint makes an increase in that line
Impossible for the coming year.
Therefore, it seems that a decided in
crease of city license taxes must be
made in order to meet the actual
necessary current expenses, interest
on bonds, etc.
As The Review has stated In the
past, it is ten times easier to tear
down than to build up, but the
knockers are always busy and they
will doubtless use every effort to
prevent any material increase in city
license taxes. The revenues in the
past have hardly been equal to the
necessary expenses, and a reduction
of $3000 in the revenues for the
coming year was decreed at the re
cent election. Now the knockers will
doubtless use every effort to prevent
any increase of license taxes to help
to meet that shortage. Vntess some
means is devised to meet this loss of
revenue, the decorative street lights
will necessarily have to be cut off,
or the city's credit will soon be Im
paired and city warrants will be sold
as a heavy discount, if they can be
cashed at all. This would be little
less than disaster, for the price the
city would have to pay for everything
would be increased In proportion to
the amount of discount demanded by
city warrant buyers. It is hoped that
some satisfactory method of meeting
the conditions may be devised by the
city council and citizens at the
special meeting to be held Friday
night.
However, if the city's warrants are
forced to a discount during the com
ing year, the responsibility therefor
will lie wholly with those who have
persistenly defamed the city, and im
paired Its revenues and credit.
MYSTERIOUS, PUZZLING
palace: theater
December 16, 1912
YES! YES'.! NO! NO!! NO!!! YES! YES.'.'
The date lias Ihth changed, some of the plans
have luen changed, hut the disappearance of
lennis I'.rice still interests and mystifies.
There is no mystery connected with the pur
pusc of the entertainment,
A BENEFIT FOR THE
High School Orchestra
and
The High School Paper
We wish to clear up the mystery at this time
as to the persons who will take part:
I A liii.hanaii JiuIro
K I, Stephens Sheriff
I, , ).;,, v Prosecuting Attorney
It W Marsters Attorney for the Defense
r Court Clerk
S.' I,. Hiliaid Prisoner
WITNESSES FOR THE STATE.
Mr, I., o. MskIiIiix Mm- Pitman
Mr-. W W. Cardwrll Mrs. Murray
Mi-s l;b.-l Clements Miss Hoiie
MM M;,!-lli Wilson JonnlR Ilrice's Sister
A T Marshall Mr. Holcombo
H, ;,iodmun Mr. Hronson
Dr'iieo. llourk Ir. Uttlefleld
;i, mi i; Cooclninn Timothy Senft
ira i Hatfield Mr. Reynolds
WITNESSES FOR THE DEFENSE.
MM Pond Kllza SrhacfTer
I i.jiiar.l Mf- Alexander
IJ'.V,,,!,, K. Caro Mr. llowell
Some of these w itnesses may not be called to
the stand, hut others may he called and may tcs
tih. There will he a jury. In fact it will he a
trial of unusual interest and yon cannot afford to
he elsewhere.
A limited numher of seats will he on sale at
the Marsters 1 rug Store on Saturday and Mon
dav. The majority of the seats w ill he exchanged
for the tickets sold by the representatives of the
irclio-i anil of the paper.
MOKE PRIZE WINNERS
. AT THE l'Ol IritY SHOW.
I .... ....
'i t nminMr.ii. r I'l'.iiliu. n.Al Mill .J.
j on account 01 tne unless 01
J. tho coach and some, of the or- .J
The close of the second day of the
Douglas County Poultry Associa
tion's big show now being held at
tho Armory, found the judges
through with their work of passing
upon the merits of the various single
entry exhibits and today .they began 1
their labors of placing the awards
on the pens. !
One noticeable feature of tno
show is the keen Interest manifested I
by those who heretofore have looked
upon the breeders ot tine poultry ns V nC!) MAY RP C A V i.' ft TIM
cranks fit subjects for the bug wvuu. wn i uu un i u, i u
house. Now all Is changed and u
number of tho erstwhile skeptics are j
busy buttonholing the owners of the1
winning exhibits and the judges in Inc Ant!?IP!
hoi- o.,To,-i,o to lonrn the best " " auf,.u.a
!! chestra members, the perform- .J.
West Allows John IV. Taylor: J iMKK $
.... . ! at the Palace Theater Herein-
Llll! Willi 1MII1IIII 111 I '''l n. has been post-
I
of 14 Martlets His
Falbcr Because Ordered lo
Carry in Wood
breed for this nnd that purpose and
strange to relate, these snme fellows
who have In times past called upon!
the high heavens to witness the'
heartless extortion of the butcher in
charging 20 cents a pound for a i
dressed bird never bat an eye when' ,,,. , ...
asked to come across with anywhere s",e!c,lttl ' Jhe Evening Kevlcw).
rroin $25 to $250 for a winning bird. I , SAI.hM, Or. Dec. 12. Not more
Of course there arc a few unenllght- 1'"'" four nnd probably only three
ened individuals who will exclaim. "'en. instead or five, will go to their
"Rats' There never was a chicken ,loath on the gallows at the state
worth $250." Wonder what they Penitentiary hero tomorrow, as the
would sav if, like a Kansas chicken i "iilt of Governor West's action this
fancier they were to receive n check afternoon In commuting tho death
for $7500 for six birds. No. welsentence of John W. Taylor to life
haven't nnv In Douglas County jnst , Imprisonment. Taylor was to have
vet that will command such n fancyleen hanged at , :.!0 o clock In I be
figure but It's a cinch that if the, morning together with Noble timid
poultrvmen of this county, backed uyil. 'i'he announcement today that
the financial and moral support of """ '"ft hanging will take place at
the Commercial Club which so farl.'!: o'clock in the morning the
h i, co.iiv ineki,,r enntiimn in hour originally set for the execution
exploit the many wonderful ndvant- l'of Mike Morgan, Prank Garrison and
aires of the Pinnnua Va ev from fti"- XJ' " ... ..
poultry raiser's standpoint. It Willi mean that I;aulder too,
not be many years until what is now. ', '"'' ,IMl,
to
III be
It Is re
considered to lie a remarkable price
for breeding stock will be ro com
mon ns to hardly cause comment.
Think this over, then get In now nnd
begin working for the success of the
1913 show.
Below Is given a list of awards
that, with the exception of a possible
omission of the Hnmhurgs, will cover
the official awards to he made.
Don't forget that the show closes
Friday.
S. C. Huff T,Tlioms.
E. A. Kruse 1st cock. 2nd pen,
1st and 2nd hen, 2nd nnd 3rd cock
erel. R. J. McOlannhnn, Eugene 1st
pen. 1st cockerel, 1st nnd 2nd pullet.
Mrs. T. DeRoss 3rd pullet.
Hose Comll Itllff I,eirJi(itliN.
Mrs. F. Deltoss 1st, 2nd and 3rd
pullet.
nolden Polish.
John Young 1st cork, 1st hen.
Mottled Aneonns.
Walter Kruse 1st cock, 1st pul
let, 2nd pen.
Ernest Harnuni 3rd cock, 2nd
pullet.
Dewey Kruse 1st cockerel.
Mrs. J. S. Northrop, Lebanon
1st pen, 1st hen, 2nd and 3rd cock
erel, 3rd pullet.
S. C. White Lcglmrns.
E. A. Kruse 1st ami 2nd cork. 1st
nnd 2nd cockerel, 1st nnd 3rd pullet,
3rd hen, 1st pen.
(J. W. Hurt 3rd cockerel, 2nd pul
let, 2nd pen.
II. II. Church 1st and 2nd hen,
3rd pen.
Wai'liorso dimes.
Seth Hamilton 1st. 2nd nnd 3rd
pullet. 1st, 2nd and 3rd cockerel.
John Young 1st cock.
Itlnck ,ltip f.iimes.
E. A. Miller 1st cock, 1st hen.
1st pullet.
White Oiplliglonn.
Cnsa tlrnnda Poultry Co. 1st and
2nd cock. 1st pen, 2nd cockerel, 1st
2nd and 3rd lien.
Mrs. John Hamilton 3rd cockerel.
E. A. Kruse 3rd cock.
I. . II. Skinner 1st cockerel.
II. H. Church 1st pullet.
Itluck Ortiinictons.
Mrs. John Hamilton 1st cock
erel, 2nd hen, 3rd pullet.
Lester J. Jones 1st pen, 1st nnd
2nd pullet. 2nd and 3rd cockerel.
Casa tirandu Poultry Co. 1st hen,
3rd hen.
Pekill Ducks.
E. A. Kruse 1st old drake, 1st
and 2nd old duck.
Kd Scboel, Albany 1st young
drake. 1st young duck
Thomas 2nd young duck,
2nd young drake.
While (YikIikI Dllrki.
II. It. Church 1st young drake,
1st and 2nd old duck.
Indian Hlinner Ducks.
Earl Kurr 1st pen. 1st old drake.
1st nnd 3rd old ducks, 2nd young
drake.
E. A. Kruse 1st, 2nd and 3rd
young ducks, 3rd young drake.
II. H. Church 1st young drake
HufT OrpiugtoiiM. (Continued).
Parker Htob. 3rd cock.
Mrs. J. a. Northrop 1st. 2nd and
3rd pullets, 1st pen.
Iturrei) Knck. (Continued i.
(i. W. Speight 2nd and 3rd pill
lets.
4 poned until January 3. 1!)I3. f.
4 TickotB mny be exchanged for .J.
the new date. J
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iill ilii I ill TT 11
F,V KKDKHAIi 111 IUUNU
. AiM'uorniATioN .mi:xao:i.
ported thnt be bus shown uumtstnk-
nble sluns of Insanity, nnd the belief
is RtroiiR thnt tlovernor West will
substitute a sentence of Mfo Impris
onment for Mm.
While tho action of Governor West
this afternoon docs not occasion
much surprise, it comes in the face
of his statement to the press two
days no that all five condemned
men would hang. Tie refused to make
any statement today explaining his
change of mind.
Victim Kxnnerateft Slayer.
The commuting of Taylor's sen
tence to Kfe imprisonment is due to
tho efforts of bis attorney, .1. K.
Weatherford. of Alhnny. who pre-
nted to Governor West nn affidavit
showing extenuating circumstances
in the case. Taylor was convicted of
murder in the first degree for the
killing of A. II. Perry In Harney
County. Perry, It Is alleged, had
been bounding Taylor for weeks, In
sulting him on every possible occa
sion, showering him with threats nnd
making life so miserable that in fin
al despernllon Taylor drew n gun and
shot Perry through the body. Stand
ing directly behind Perry was Hubert
Sell founder, a close personal friend
of Taylor. Through the irony of
fate the bullet, which passed com
pletely through Perry's body, struck
Settlemeler. Mefore he died Settle-
meior made a statement absolving
Tavlor from blame and declaring he
was justified In shooting Perry.
Perrv was a much larger and also
much younger man than Taylor nnd
boasted of being a leading prizefight
er In the Pnited States Navy.
Noble KniitdfT, who will probably
osenpe the gollows also, killed Louis
Gilbert In Klamath County in a piar-
rei over a dog. Kvor since be has
been received at. the penitentiary he
bits refused to talk about the case or
give out any Information concerning
himself or his relatives. At timet)
bis peculiar netloiiH have raised sus
picion as to bis sanity, lie Is ahout.
:!0 years of age and was formerly a
prospei tor In Alaska.
IHSOIHIllllNT WV KILLS II IS
l ATI IKK WITH KIIXK.
IiOH ANOKLKS. Cal., Dec. 12.
Following disobedience of bis father's
command to bring wood into the kit
chen, Martin Itlc-kert. 11 years old,
today shot and killed his parent. As
the older Itlckert went into the yard
to feed a horse, the boy shot at him
from a window of the hath room
wilb a 22-callbrn rifle the build
pier-ring Hickert's heart.
The boy. his brother and their
mot her, when rpaci'd under a rrest ,
elaimrd that y shooting was acci
dental. 1-ater. under rigid examina
tion, tho bov broke down nnd con
fessed to the crime, and tln-n his
mother corroborated the story.
Again Koseburg seems doomed to
suffer the loss of an appropriation fur
erecting the new Federal building in
this city at this Hesslon of Congress,
for lack of a live, active Congress
man from this district. A press dis
patch from Washington, l. (.'., says:
"The subcommittee on public
buildings met today and heard Hep
resentativo Hawley's appeal for new
buildings aud Bites at Oregon City
and Koseburg. He said f 10U.U0O in
each case would he about right. The
committee did not seem to be im
pressed with tho needs of Koseburg.
but intimated that, it was likely to
recommend $1.UU0 to buy a site at
Oregon City. It may possibly allow
something also for a building."
It Is generally understood that
each Congressman shall be allowed lo
name one town in his district for
which an appropriation will be made
for the erection of a Federal building.
This to be Included in the general ap
propriation bill for the biennial lerm
Last spring Senator llourno secured
the passage by the Senate of an ap
propriation of $lLT,0lMt for a Federal
building at Koseburg. The bill then
went to the House, nnd through the
active efforts of ,1. W. Perkins and
other Koseburg citizens a promise
was secured from Mr. Havvley thai
he would recommend the Uosoburg
building for an appropriation of that
sum in the next regular appropriation
bill. That seems to be about as fur
as be ever went in the matter, with
t he result shown In the dispatch
herein quoted.
Urgent dispatches were Bent from
hero to Washington today and others
will follow tonight, urging tltat a
favorable report for Roseburg bo ob
tained If possible from the sub-committee
having the matter in cliarg".
While such a condition as this can
only he exasperating, but Utile ch;c
might he expected. The voters turned
down n live, active Senator who hail
'U Saturduy, December 14. next 4.
!- Saturday, has been fixed as A
A marriage license has been issued
lo Ivan llerry and Miss llessle Smith,
of ltuckles.
Miss Vlda Pep'ot, who hns been
employed at the home of S. T. Smith,
returned home to Oakland today.
Hetwocn now and .laniinry 1. 1913.
I I out of G3 road dlslrlclH In Doug-
One City Occupied
TURKS CLAIM BIC VICTORY
t !2HTl p, Balkan War Resumed at Janloa
kit a: i o. nave kiuuiy oirered
J their storo for a receiving de-
J pot. Mriug whatever donations 4"
1 you wish to make or can collect 4
from others to this designated -U
place, and make the day a $
J. "red letter day" for tho hospl- 4"
lal. People living quite a dis
4 tanco from town and unable . .
I to come themselves, cun prob-
! ably find some kind neighbor ..
J who will bring their donations 4.
J. to Koseburg for them. It is 4
j. hoped that thin article will .J.
I reach the notice of everybody 4.
.. In the county who will give It 4
I heir mercitui attention. .j,
.'- COMMITTEE.
T.OCAI, NKWS.
Sctvla Ii' calls minister to Ausirti
and War May Follow Cocgress
vacates a Seal
(Speclnl to the Evening Review).
ATHENS. Dec. 12. Fluhting has
resumed between Turks and Qreeks
in the district of Juulna. A battalion
of llreeks occupied the village of
Krlsco, near Jnnina. HuadredB of
Turks were killed or wounded and
the survivors fled.
HOME, Dec. 12. AthenB dis
patches declaring that the Greeks de
feated tilt, Turku III lanl,,o ua nnn-
'ilas County will vote on the question truilicled. Other dispatches state
..,-, ni.i ., .,. nun , uuee mui the Turks annihilated a whole
more districts than the number Greek division, compelling the absn
whiih voted special levies last year, donment of the siege and a Greek
John V. Campbell has moved his retreat,
real estate offices onto the third floor i
of the Perkins building, room 321. 'sultVIA HKCAIXS MINISTER AT
Mis. J. II. Mrtinith left this morn-, VIKN.NA; WAIt EXPECTED,
ing for I.n Ginnile, where she and' VIENNA. Dec. IS llndar l...n.
husband, who preceded her live orders from Helirrnrte the Her
her
si-verm nays ago. win no ino guest v an m nluler lo In.lri. M aimi..0
of relatives until after New Year'B. has been recalled. Neither 8lmlcs
Mrs. C. II. Harris, of C.lendale, nor the Servian foreign minister ex
siihniitted to an operation at Mercy plulu the reason, but it is believed
Hospital this morning. Miss Fer-. to denote elimination nf rflnlnm.llc
brache. of the same town, wjll under
L'o an operation for peritonitis at the
hospital tomorrow. Mrs. Kordnoy, of
West Koseburg, was n new patient
nf the bosMital this morning, and
Mrs. Hubert 1 lull, of Oakland, who
underwent an operation there a few
weeks ago, was able to return home
today.
The marital troubles of Itlchnrd
E., anil Grace Cresswell, married 111
Koseburg on August, il. l!Hlt, are
lo hi' aired in the Circuit Court here
aituhi, following the failure of the
wife to secure u divorce n yenr ago.
alter a bitter family row. This time
shown his ability to do good work,',,,,, ,RhaIi wM( ,,' ,n 'plaintiff. In
and re-elected a stanil-nat Congress- ,.,, flpi, by ,,, ()rI1PV K
....... .......... '"""p. Mci-maun. tins nnernooil. Cresswell
nol hlng. It lias been freely predicted Hiarges that bis wife deserted htm In
in the past that Koseburg will prnb- ,h. ,,,,, ,, ,,., ,.,.,,,,, , rP.
ably have to wait many years more ,,. , ,,,, (, s(1 for ,,, ,., Hto(ly
before W'e gel II federal till I If 1 1 tl tv. If ,.p ll,,.i,. II! ,,,,,il,u' i,i u,. i ,i
llllon lo a decree of marriage sepnr-
noits.
KIS'O. In North Roseburg, Dec. 12,
mi 2. to Mr. and Mrs. William
King, a son.
t . ..... -...t-..t.,.,,t,l
n 1 ill I 1 I ,11
4 IHk out fur liulloni.
1 la wley is our only dopomlonn nl-
luougn ine neeu lor mien a hi ruci urc ; .,u
bore Ik greater than at any otht'ii'
place In the slate. After an Appro
priation of $t2, 00(1 had passed Ihe!
Senale, a live Congressman would'
have pushed it through the llnus.
with an increase to tir.n.oao, us five
or six Federal offices are to he j
iiiartered In this building. Hut llaw-l,
ley, with bis usual lethargy and lack
l.eglslalion contemplating the
I abolishment, of the Slate Hoard of
Horticulture and proposing changes
which amount lo a radical revision
of the laws governing the fruit In
dustry of Oregon, will be submitted
to tin- Legislature nH a result, of the
nf liiMiiniifn .Hw.a n m..-r... 1 1 1 1 iu 1 " 1 ,f'K'HI"v '"'
. 1 ii ii il Art "'i'"'
of the State Horticultural Sc
and seems likely to lose M :.liogctl,.-r. ? ' . u i. ...........b .. -
land Wednesday. Among tho bills
recommendation for only $ 1 (in.ono.
;vmovri( lady M.c(m:i;s.
There will bo ;m eleclbiii of officriH
held at Ihe Maccnbee ball Thursday
eve, Dec. 21, Ml III. Kvry nn-mber,
should be present. Mv order of
LA I V COMMAN'IH'Mt.
Js J st -t T ? tt ! T ? mtm T.
J. Are loll lucky Willi hut Ions'.' .t.
. !
to be recolllinelliled lo Hie I,cglsla
(ore Is one providing for inspectors
for Hie various ilislrlc-ls not to ex
ceed to hi number, to be paid only
lor such lime us Is occupiecl by their
cIlllic-H. The ('oliiliilKuioner Is to be
given full power III c-austiig ownerie
to -1 rt trees and shrubs of pests, and
lo destroy such trees and shrubs ns
are not. cleaned up within a recisoir
utile time after the owner is notified
The c-oiiimlsHioner is to have the pow-
of cleaning up or deslroylng trees
t T T T T V t T T T 'I' t iilnin! coiiiilv roads, unless t lie mat
tor Is attended to by the County
I dun-Is.
Havn Arundel tunn It.
relations. A declaration of war Is
expected lo follow.
llorsE OK ItEIMtESENTATIVES
Ol'HTS IIOWMA.V.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. By a
vote of 147 to 125, the House today
rejected a resolution declaring the
elention of llopn'HetOatlve Charles
llowmnn, llepuliliran, of Pennsyl
vania, regular, nnd voted to declare
Howmaii'H seat vacant.
Willlnin Weatcott, of San Fran
cisco, today argued In fnvor of the
Hardy bill, providing for at least
three navigating officers for every
deep-sen vessel of over 1000 tonnage,
now before the Senate Commerce
Commission. The hill has passed the
house.
Representatives of the Seamen's
Huioii today denounced Captain Hlb
bard, of San Krancisco, for hlB op
position to the seamen's bill. The
unionists declared that seamen were
forced to work eighty hours overtime
monthly for a $90 wnge.
KIDNAPPED OIIU, AND FATHER
A ICE CAITl!HEI.
WAS1IOPOAI,, Wash., Dec. 12.
William l.lllle, who kidnapped tl I b
daughter, Lillian, from Oregon City,
was captured here today with the
girl, nfter forcing her to walk 36
miles.
Whore can we get the beet nuts
and candy? At tho llenson Grocery,
of course. dtf
OrnnmrntAl shrnhbery, new let
just received liy Kitchen & Illock, the
iitlrHcrviiif n.
Clltigenpoel carries a flno line of
Hull Urol tiers' Hnlt Case Umbrellas,
ivllli giinriinteed Uiis. dsw
TUKHI'ABS NOTICE.
Positively n trespassing sllswjcl
on lands of toe Curry estats.
dsw N. OCRRT EST AT B.
-I H
NEW TODAY
FOH SALE. Ne w piano. Just nut of
the factory; will sell at a hargitic:
cash or terms. Address H. F..
care Ibis office.
Ite Melenc J. Sloanc
Dramatic
p Soprano and Reader
in
Concert Recital
ARMORY
Tuesday, Dec. 17
FOIt SALE. - My new modern bun
galow on Stephens street; lire,
place, gan, etc. Will sell cheap If
taken at once. Terms If desired.
A. A. Wilder, phone 177-J.
8:30
Tickets 50c on sale at
Marsters Drug Store
A
M
AN'S HEART
IS IN HIS STOMACH
Is n saying Willi which every woman who has bad to do with preparing food for a family will readily
agree and no one more fully n dizes the Importance of good food well cooked than the modern house
wife. I'licler modern conditions the average housewife does not have the opportunity to perfect hersolf In
the art of preparing npieil.l;ng disln-s heron, beginning housekeeping. Kven If one Is fortunate
enough lo have teamed from exiierieiice there are times when one forgets Just the exset Ingredients
Hint are reiiiilred for a certain dMi and unless one has n book of tried and proven recipes such as can
be found In
"FAVORITES"
a neat little volume of rec.ip : submits,! by Hie le nt cooks of Douglas County and Issued by tba
I, fuller' Aid Society nf the I'leslivlei (; it Church ttt Koseburg. tbechanceB an very much In favor of a
spoiled dinner with n reHiilf;iiit . soiled ti-uipcr of the head of the house. This little volume In now
on display In the window of the ltoclHirg ItooK Store where t mint be seen to he appreciated.
BE SURE TO SEE A COPY
AND YOU WON'T BE HA1?Y TILL YOU OWN ONE
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