Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920, December 13, 1912, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 SHOP AT THE NEW YORK STORE SATURDAY Ten Percent of the day's Receipts goes to Mercy Hospital. EVENING ROSEBCRG R VIEW decemheu is, una. ltUNAMINU WHITE llOl'SH. Historical Society Members Want Xew Titlo for 11. WASHINGTON', Dec. 12. A heat ed discussion is raging before the Columbia Historical Society over the common ubb of the title "White House" for the residence of the President of the United States. One set of delvois into history de clares that the title is one of con tempt bestowed on the historic man sion by the victorious British shortly alter they partiully burned It in the war of 1S12. Others maintain that the name was given the building in honor of Mrs. Martha Washington, whose girl hood home on the York ISivor In Vir ginia bore it. -o STRIKERS KILL, DETEI'TIVF.S. IIACKEXSACK, N. J., Dec. 11.- Several hundred striking employes of the New York, Susquchuuiia 4c West ern Railroad, ambushed under the Palisades overlooking the Hudson, opened fire on a boat load of strike breakers lauding at coal docks in Kdgcwntcr today. In a pitched buttle which followed two railroad detec lives wero killed and a dozen men wounded. A telegram retiuesilng that the militia bo called to niicll the d'.sord was sent to the acting Covernor of New Jersey by Ceneral Kuperillteii dent Stone of the Erie Haiiroad. .Mr Stone escaped a storm of bullets fired by strikers as he was seeking shelter J-4"W5"M""H"tl5"H"-l"l' i in a building. Three hundred employes, foreign- A IHWATIOK u.w vim era. of the Susouehanna. which the 4. MKIU'V HOSl'lTAU c,rio controls, quit work Monduy. de- f . manding a wage Increase of 6 cents Saturday, December 14, next 4-, ail hour. Officials of the railroad Saturday, has been fixed as !. would not grant the Increase. i the day for receiving donations ' for the nospitui, nnu J. r . uar- f HAYWOOD EO.MFXTINO STRIKE ker & Co. have kindly offered IX 1'AC'lilXO TOWX. their store for a receiving de- pot. Bring whatever donations CHICAGO. Dec. 12. A eenera'l 4. vou wish to make or can collect 4 strike of packing and steel workers from others to this designated is planned bv W. D. Havwood, of the place, and make the day a I. W. W. Ho declared today that A "red letter day" for the hospl- 4. most packing house employes were tal. People living Quite tt dis- organized and would demand a bet- 4. tance from town and unable terment of conditions. . to come themselves, can proo- "There will be a local strike that 4 nbly "n(1 8ome kln(l neighbor 4. will make the Lawrence affair look 4. who will bring their donations 4. like child's piny," Haywood declared. 4 to Hoseburg for them. It Is 4 .1. hoped tnat tins nrucie win p 1 MANUFACTURERS FAVOR ROSKBURG AND VICINITY Nine of America's forenuist piano manufacturers have contracted witli Etlers Music House to sell one hund red pianos 111 Hoseburg and vicinity before the 24th. In turn. Filers have contracted to buy three pianos for every one sold, making a total or four hundred pianos, one hundred of which must be sold In the next eleven days. To sell this enormous stock of pianos In a very short time, requires I.-..IU J. roach tho notice of everybody ""'" ..-. .... ... 'j- In the cnuntv who will give it 4. this the manufacturers nave appro- When a shameful plot exists be- 4- In 'ne county wno n ge , . nine thousand dollars of nd- tween liver and bowels to cause dis tress by refusing to act, take Dr. .1. thalr merciful nttention. i . ..... I vAHlolnff fitmln tn ItnKchltrt? Slid Vi- People not au e .0 mmB o. T 'r "" ,'"", r," , " , ,,.. send tneir uonaiious uy oaiui- . ., ' ' " ' ,,:' Kings r,ew L,ue nils, auu ena sucn y - iM,, a p aud bowelB. and restore your health and all good feelings.. 25c at all druggists. B Ir you are wanting something to send away for Xmas. don't fail to Bee the beautiful hand-painted noveltleB, Hoseburg High School pennant cal endars, "Greetings from the city of roses," Xmas letters, etc., with en velopes and boxes to match for mail ing with each article, at Graves' Art Emporium. 4 & Co's. store during the fol- 4 A lowing week. 4 UU.11.11H 1 CC f What could make a nicer Xmas present than n piece of genuine Her aldic Bronze, hand-painted China, pottery, or hand-embroidered linens. Graves carries them all. PHONE 103 PHONE 103 Harvey-Eastman Grocery Co. We wish to thank the people of Hoseburg and vicinity for the lib-' eral patronage they have given us during our first week in business. We realize Hint it is due largely to the class of groceries carried. Such Well Known Brands As ltltit ItiMxm Flour ltoyal Club r.iUVe M. J. It. CoflVn (HiMrn (Jiilr ColYi'o Our Itnlk Coil.VH :tOr X :Wr. Tipliui & Klilntvny's Tens Ituyal C1ii iiml . . Mo Caiuictl (hkhIs rolinoiis, Durkrr's and I loyal Chili Spit'CH Van Dircr's Kxtrurln l,vi us (jiiolc yuii on Xmas randies, iiut.s ati fi-ultn. Lravi your order for n family Xmas tree. Also n full line of materials for Xmas dinner, raisins, rurranls, canned citron, oranK' and lemons, shelled mitH, elder, mincemeat In bulk stock. Call and Inspect our stock and Bet prices. Everything for the Table HARVEY-EASTMAN GROCERY CO. Sheridan Street Roseburg, Oregon SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 12. A petition to change the corporate name of the Port Hlakeley Mill Com pany to the Dlakeley Mill Corpora tion revealed yesterday what Is said to be the largest lumber mill In the world, has changed owners. Who the purchasers are noes not appear In the petition, which was filed In the Superior court oy i. rc. Skinner, W. J. Ilotchklss, . A. Nohr- hardt, W. R Creed and John W. Ed dy, trustees and millionaire lumber men of San Francisco, but the reason assigned Is that the company Is about to dispose of all Its assets, ap praised unofficially at about 110,- OOO.OflO, to a syndicate which wishes to retain the old nnme and the valu able Eoodwlll that goes with It. The Hlakeley mill Is located at Port ninkeley, across Elliott Day from Seattle, and was originally owned by Cyrus Walker. Pure, Sweet Apple Cider WE HAVE THE WELL KNOWN "Bristol" Brand Cider made from choice apples only. For free delivery call up 186 ROSEBURG SODA WORKS Authorlied HotUera of the Genuine Hires' Roct Beer. Phone 186 'OUT -m.AKKI.KV Jlll.f,, liAlM.'KST IV TIIK 'OKU, IS SOU) TO FltlSCO SIHV F. Si'hevfellberg, pianos. Sell menus dispose of them at prices that will make 0110 hundred new friends for this great firm, Filers Music j. House, and no it quick. 1 I.-, X-.. riecnuso business in tho Fulled States has been good only In n few districts some of the largest and old est established makers of the best grades of pianos were compelled to unload surplus stocks. l'jllers Muslr House agreed to buy four hundred of these pianos If the manufacturers would contract to sell one hundred In Hoseburg.nnd vicinity. Terms Not Coiisiueroo: Thus these fine pianos have been REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Napoleon Rice to Sylvia Terrell, $10: west 50 feet of lots 1 and 2, block 41. Roseburg. A. F. Ilrown to Fred llerren, 10; 240 acres near Hice lllll. S. C. Parker to T. M. Boyd, $2,- 000; TiV, acres near Oakland. W. K. Miller to P. O. Ktromiiuist, $l"r0; 100 acres near Ten Mile. W. R. Miller lo A. Krickson, $1, 0; 100 acres near Ten Mile. Genevieve S. Mnrstcrs to J. K. Mc- Cllntotk and A. .1. Oeddes, $10S0; lols 1 nnd 2, block S.l, Third South- rn Add to Roseburg. shipped to Roseburg and tho factory's representative is here to see thai they are sold. Prices und terms will be no object. Thive tiivat Advunlnges. It Is no simple mutter for' us to uiulertukii to sell 11 large number of extra planoB, und particularly the costlier kinds, in addition to those regularly contracted for by us. Hut the contracts are Blgned and it must be done. First of nil these additional fine pianos will be sold at prices lower than tho ordinary small dealer has to pay for them. Secondly, we are making terms of payment -.so extremely easy that any home can arrange to get one; and thirdly, cash Is not necessary; your credit Is good. Ill fuel, bring what money you can spare us first pay ment; come In and tall; It over nt once: any piano in the slore will b sold upon two anil a half and three years tlmo. Act (liilckly. conio at once, now Hint advertising money for the total of four hundred pianos will lie used right here In Roseburg anil vicinity In the way of substantial discounts In making prices to show you thfr lowest and greatest savings. Filers Music House, 1 1 6 Cubs street. M)CAIj NEWS A gift with a future to be proud of is a Waterman's Ideal' Fountain Pen. See the big assortment at the Hoseburg Hook Store. No trouble to show you our new stock of liulhn nnd ornamental jilii-nlilM-iy. Kitcliin & Illai k, the nurserymen. Most Roseburg hou ;ewlves use either "Pride of Douglas" or "Queen City" flour. There's a reason for It Phono 13, Douglas County Mills, If your grocer doesn't carrv either kind. FOR SALE CHEAP. HoUBe partially finished; will finish It to suit purchaser. Terms: One-half cash, balance on monthly Installments. Page Investment Co., 70S No. JackBon St. Al'TO STAQH LINE DEPOT. Dally stages and antoa tor Mawh flold and all Coos Bay points, alio for Peel and Millwood, leave G. W. Rapp'a grocery store, 13S Sherldaa. Cash paid fur produce along the ltae. Christmas LOCAL NEWS Snow fell yesterday, pretty, sparkl ing, fireproof mica Christinas snow; 10c per packago at Roseburg Book Store. Excini Taxes For flutter Ro.ida. Nenrl.x ?l-"'".irlll was rnllectcil In ex cise Uremics In -hu ksmi couiily. Mo., In Inly Of llils sum fliKi.iMK) was spent on road buildlnc in the county. The liny your Xmas presents where, ruim'y uiv.'.vor prepared plans tor you can get the genulno urticle at 1 tn-.ire 111:111 twenly prepo-cd eeli hlcli prices everyone can afford. No imi tations nt Craves' Art Emporium. Try a sack of Blue Ribbon flour, $1.50 per sack; ulways reliable. Costs no more than many Inferior brnnds. iiarvey-i'jasiinan uroceiy io., imiuhu 103. 4 wn.vs I irrctlity. Howell lui yen believe In liereillly'; Powell I. slmiilil hii.v 1 did! I ninrrled the il:lll:;lller of a jllil:;e, mill she Is al ways In.vlii diiwn the law lo me. One of the finest holiday displays , Judge's Library. to be seen In tho city la the novelty 1 bathroom ware on display at Winnie ' u,. nt war wlih your vices, nt pence Gaddis,' the Plumber. i with your neighbors and let every A book of poems, n poets' birthday year llnd yon 11 better iiuin.-l'ninkliii. book, our baby's record book, or n, j fine lot of stationery make handsome j For a mild, easy action of the bow v,,,n. -ifia (let the best nt Hie els. try Dunn's Regulets, a modern Hoseburg Hook Store. laxative. 2r.c nt all stores. Could Shout for Joy. 'I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart, wroto C. B. Rader, of Lewlsburg, W. Va., "for the wonderful doublo benefit I got from Electric Bitters, In curing me of both a severe case of stomach trouble and of rheumatism, from which I had been an almost helpless sufferer for ten years. It suited my ense as though made Just for me." For dyspepsia, Indigestion, Juunuice, and to rid the system of kidney pois ons that cause rheumatism, Electric Hitters have no equal. Try them. Every bottle Is guaranteed to satisfy. Only COc at all druggists. B Wnnloft- All kinds nf farm nro- lunta tnf fnah trillln. CHllllciallV cabbage, cauliflower, beets, turnips, parsnips, beans, wiieat, minor auu eggs. Hnrvey-lSastmau urocery io., phone 103. l Gaddis (Jot Ilia direct from New Vnrlr Prvglnl nlatn rlnita shelves. triplicate mirrors, solid braBS nlckled tumDier, loom Drusn, inaicu uu whlBk-broom holders. Towel bars, hnih anan Irnvi flnA the holl- dny display of Winnie Gaddis, the Plumber. J. H. Sykes Gun Store Exclusive Sporting Goods Store Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle 0. V. B. Pocket Knives Opposite Postoffice Roseburg, Oregon NOTICE. We, the undersigned taxpayers and nul,luta nr Wtwl lliulriel N'n. X0. hereby give notice Hint a public meet ing will be held nt the Peel postoffice In Bald Road District No. 30, of Douglas County, Oregon, 011 Sntur dav, December 28, 1912, beginning at 1 o clock p. m., ior wii; puiiionu ui voting an additional tax upon all per sonal and real property situated in said Road District, for the purpose of Improving tne puunc ronu in smu Road District. Signed: C. F. Watson, N. NelBon, O. tiustafson, O. Stllnlus, H. I,. En gels, S. E. Kngels, A. A. Engels, W. W. Hogard, C. D. Talcott, 1). C. Smith. First publication Dec. C, 1312. d CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bean the Signature of A Gift for Everyone 'introducing the" first and only musical, instrument ofjtsjype unir75i ill J Mile J w Roseburg Furniture Co JACKSON STRKKT R0SEI5URG, OREGON Comes But Once a Year YOUR THOUGHTS will soon turn toward this, the happiest day of the year, and tho all important Question will be: What shall I give? The children are asking what about Christmas? what will Santa Clans bring? The old people are speculat ing on how to solve the gift prob lem without too great a drain upon their time and purse. Let Us Solve the Gift Problem For YouS Come to our store and let us help you select something USEFUL whether for child or adult. Here you can get anything from a nice hand kerchief to a suit of olothes or an ovorcont, depending upon the amount you desire to spend. There are scores of things we could mention that would make suitable gifts, but yon ciln tell Just what you wish by look ing around you nnd studying whut they NEKD; In thlB way you can add to your pleasure In giving and to theirs In recolvlug. Try this plan once and see If we are not right. . ABRAHAM Jackson Street Roseburg, Ore. A Christmas suggestion for you Buy Your Groceries at KIDD'S SHOP AT THE NEW YORK STORE SATURDAY Ten Percent of the Day's Receipts goes to Mercy Hospital.