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Newspaper Page TextRECORDS 21c Each Here is your chance to lay in a supply of Genuine Edison Standard Wax Gold Moulded Records at a cut price. You may have your choice of any of these records in our stock as long as they last. The regular price of these records Is 36c, so you are saving nearly one half. This is the first time an Edison Record has ever been sold at less than the regular price. GENUINE EDISON GOLD MOVLDKI) AMDEROL WAX RECORDS. are also offered at a bargain pries while the supply lasts. We are now selling these 50c records for 31c each as long as they last. You have never before bought them for less than 60c each. Make your selections today while the assortment is unbroken. Select a dozen or two and make a deposit on them and we'll hold them for you. LENOX & OTT Roseburg, Oregon 'nisTmrT ATTfinvfv ADMITS THEFT i SENT TO PENITENTIARY. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. COLFAX, Wash., Dec. 13. Plead ing guilty to the theft of $638, given to htm as a private attorney to pay off indebtedness on the estate of Mrs. Henrietta Harper Knox, Prosecuting Attorney Paul Pattluoii of Whitman County, 36 years old, was this morn ing sentenced to an indeterminate sentence In the reformatory at Mon roe. He started immediately without an attendant to begin serving sen tence. He is the son of John Paul-' Bon, of Spokane, Democratic State committeeman. Liquor and gambling are blamed for the young man's downfall, All book accounts of the firm of Dlmmlck & Agee are now In the hands of the Douglas Creditors Asso ciation, 401 Perkins Building, for collection. Parties owing tblB firm will please call at said place and pay the account. D1MMICK & AGEE. Umbrellas Repaired At N. E. Corner Rose & Csbs Sts. Roseburg Shoe Shining Parlors EVENING ROSEBURG REVIEW: DKCF.MHKK 1-1, 1013. DAILY WEATHER REPORT TJ. S. Weather Bureau, loc J oSce, Roseburg, 24 hours ending i a. m., today. - Perclpitatlon in Inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperature 65 Minimum temperature 33 Precipitation -S Total preclp. since 1st. of mo. 05 Norman precipitation for mo. '. 5.92 T"M preclp. from 8ept. 1, 9.92 Avg. precip. from Bept. 1, 1877 -r-i 10.57 NOTICE. We, the undersigned taxpayers and residents of Road District No. 63, hereby give notice that a public meet ing will he held at the Buck Fork schoolhouse In said Road District No. C3. of Don iilna Countv. Oreeon. on ! Saturday, December 28, 1912, begin ning at 2 o'clock p. m., for the pur pose of voting an additional tax upon all personal and real property sltu I ated In said Koad District, for tho ' purpose of improving the public road in said Road District. Signed: J. Marston, W. I. Tuttle, U. F-. Collins, lrvin P. Gardner, Roy H. Mnrsters, Evelyn H. Gardner, Mary 13. Ilagan, J. M. Curtln, Perry Edwards. First publication Dec. 6, 1912. d Total deficiency from Sept. 1, .63 Average precipitation for 35 wet seasons (Sept to May.) 33.28 WILLIAM. HULL. Observer. WEATHER FORI CAST: Occasional rain tonight nnd Sunday. At 1'30 n m vpsterdav Mr. Hurry 1 Jones bought' a fine box of Xmas I stationery at the Roseburg Book I Store. He said, "These are the swoll est Xmas gifts in town." NOTICE. A number of people are under the Impression that in selling our livery business we also disposed of our blacksmith shop. This Is a mistake, as we are still doing business at the old stand and are prepared to care for your work now In the same offi- Stnt',Mt?rnt.,,i.;! '""I" Brockway St.. Corner Jackson. dsw BANKS & WELKER. . Near High School. Board and Room Modern apartments with bath, and hot and cold water In each room. Transient trade especially solicited. First class dining service. MRS. CALLAXD, Proprietor Phone 281. Commercial Abstrafl Co. Abstract of Titles Blue Prints Filing Papers, Etc. WE WILL GO ON YOUR BOND Insurance 200 PERKINS BUILDING Conveyancing ROSEUURd, ORBGON Is It Blue Monday at your house ? Why not rid yourself of the work that wash day brings by sending the washing to us? We not only save you the hard work and bother, but we do it so well and with so much care that at the price we charge you can't afford to wash at home. Ask us for rates and our time of calling for and delivering the clothes. PHONE 380 aud our laundry wagon will call. LONE STAR LAUNDRY FARRAND BROS., Props. Corner Pine and Woodward Sts. HAY CUTTERS PLOWS FEED GRINDERS THE BEST Pruning Tools AT J. F. Barker Co. Implements and Vehicles Roseburg, Oregon ' AUTHORS' BLUNDERS. Soma Amusing flips Mad. by Famous French Writ.rs. M. TIbcrt Clm published In I.a Re vuo de Paris an amusing series ol howlers perpetrated, not by school boys, but by the great piuijiiuilriiuis of French literature. It appears thai hardly one of the grent men In tht phalanx of nodding Homers escapes. First comes Thiers ulniseir with "Throughout the day torrents of rain poured down, nnd twenty thousand Austrlnns bit the dust!" The weighty nnd erudite lawyer, M. Troplong, proclaims In one of his som bcr tomes that "In the midst of man crumbling Institutions Unit of propertj stnnds erect on Its feet, sealed Hkiii Justice!" The pen of the famous critic, Fran eisiiic Snncy, hml its frequent lapses "On his helmet waves a mlssinc plume!" nnd -"In the tones of Mile Uunlde one recognizes her mother's fa miliar hand!" for example. M. Tousscncl, Journalist, naturalist ami historian, has a sentence, no doubt of profound ethnographical' Interest which might perhaps, have beet phrased otherwise: "The English and Russian nnUons, the two greatest pow ers In the world, are precisely those 1l which the man makes the greatest ef forts to resemble the woman the Eng llshmnii by shaving himself daily, th( Russian by pulling out his chest! white Rainbows. Formed by a Strong Light, a Fine Rail and a Low Sun. TIioiirIi rainbows are generally asso rlntcd with colors, there Is such a phe nomenon, very rare, it Is true, as a white rainbow. The circumstances uec essnry for Its formation are a fine rain and a strong sun. The phenomenon U due to the optic prlnclplo known ns In terfcrence. If the drops of water be very small, the Interference of the rnys causes such a complete overlapping o) the colors that the bow appears white That Is to sny, the various prlsnintie colors. Instead of being thrown oul separately, ns In the ordinary prism are thrown one on the top of the other and the light Is thrown by the sun, as It were, on a sheet of rain. The One close rain produces the same effect ni a woven texture. This result Is still more notlcenblo where a fog takes the place of the rain. The phenomenon Is not often nouceu because the conditions absolutely nec essnry to the formation of n white rainbow are a Htrong light, n close rait anil a sun lying near the horizon These three conditions nro not oftcL present nt the same time. Wcstniln stcr Gazette. Delicious Our Teas and Coffees At You Plea... In tho ancient times there lived a wonderfully wlso man, of whom It win said that ho could answer correctly any question put to him. There wn? one, however, who thought hlinncll clever enough to outwit tho snge. This man took a poor, cnpllve bird ami clasped It so closely In his llnnil thill only the head and tall were visible. Tell me," said he to the n-nownoo Eiicssorof riddles. "Is the bird which 1 lmlil In my hiinil stive or dead .' f the answer were "I lend," Ihonghl this artful plotter, ho would Just open his hand nnd let the bird fly. If tht answer were "Alive" ho would with one little squeeze crush the poor bin! to death. Hut the wlso man proved hlmBcll equal to the occasion and replied, "It is ns yon please." Each one holds within his or he grasp the fair bird of life. Which is II to lio-a blessing or a banc? It Is "af you please." Are you a crank about your tens and coffees? If you are, we would bo pleased to have you bring your tea and coffeo trouble here. Wo know wo can please yon In the quality of our toas and cof fees and In tho prices we charge. Try us! R ENDRICK & ING S Square Deal Grocers Phone 63. North Jackaon St. QHOULD Y0U WISH a Suit of Clothes that Is up-to-date call 119 Oak St. For style, fit and workmanship. We have few equals. We also Clean and Press Repair and Alter Gentlemen's Garments. We're Tailors and second to none Little Me. I to ADRIAX STKKL WIRK FENCE TOST HOLE DIGGERS Inns In Hungary. Wayside Inns in Hungary gencrnllj rejoli-o In very quaint titles. This one was called the Dropperln and hud the usual stgn outside viz. a lonir polt with a wooden ring and a gigantic wine bottle suspended from II. The system of keeping the scon s is prlinl five, but practical. The regular cus toiners and the Innkeeiver have each bit of wood called rovns, with the name of the person wrltlen on It. and every liter of wine consumed Is murk ed by each making a notch on his ro sHfllve lilt of wood. When the score Is paid oft both the rovns are biiniiil foliseqiielill' ynil hear Hie peasants in vIIIiib cVli oilier to liig.vonnivlasiiior.l, literally drink on my "knolc h stick." which sounds most comiinl. "Wander ings In lliingnry." How to Ward Off Cold. When your feet are wet and cold and your body chilled through and through from exposure, lake a big dose of Chamberlain's Cough Ilemo dy, bathe your feet In hot water be fore going to bed, and you are nlmost certain 10 warn on a severo coiu. ror tale by all dealers. C What could make n nicer Xmaa present than a piece of genuine Her-; aldic Hronze, hnml-painU'd i.nina, pottery, or hand-embroidered linens, Graves carries them all. Are You using electric lights in your home? If Not what Is the matter with call ing up our representative and have him make you an esti mate on what it would cott to have them Installed. Why Not do It right now while you art reading thl It may be the meant of saving your property tnd possibly the llvnt of tome of your family from fire canted by the explosion of a lamp. LOCAL NEWS J. C. Campbell returned Friday night from Grants Pass. City Engineer M. B. llernmnd to Eugene on business toduy. Attorney O. P. Coshow returned this morning from a business trip to IUI IUI11U. Ibhuc Gram, of the Soldiers' nmn left Friday night for Portland, ou a furlough. Miss Grace Dlakeley arrived here this morning from Portland to visit witn mends. Miss Helen Love, recently operated on at Mercy Hospital, was able to return home to Myrtle Creek today. Mrs. Nolter, who has been a guest at the home of Sheriff Qulne, re turned home to Salem today. MiBS Mildred Hurst, of Myrtle Creek, loft here this morning for Spokane, where sno will spend the winter. Mrs. C. T. Webb went to Grants Pass this morning, lifter n visit here with her daughter, Mrs. E. W. Kuy-kendall. Gordon Gage, of Dlllard, left here Friday night for Newport, where ho will spend a couple of weeks with his Bister. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Davics left this morning for Los Angeles, where it Is hoped the climatic change will benefit Mr. Davles' health. Mr. and Mrs. It. R. Cook, of Eu gene, left here this morning for Snowden, Calif., after a visit here with IiIb sister, Mrs. Ira u. i,ee. Mrs. M. A. Tunnel! ana moiner, Mm K A. Williams, of Edenbowor, loft here this morning tor meuioru, where they will visit with Mrs. 'fun- ll'o nmi and daughter. Junction City TIiiicb: Mrs. M. P. rn,r,nhnii nf HoseliurE. is the guest of Mrs. F. A. Saylor. These lmlieB o,oro Qnhnnl mutes fllty years ago ami this Is the second tlnio tney nine nu-i since childhood. Euirene Guard: Mr. and Mrs. J. si Shelley left this afternoon for South ern California, where thoy expect to spend several months. Mrs. Lulu Hartley, their daughtor, will spend the winter with her brother nt Yon calln. Mrs. M. J. Shoemaker nnd Miss Hildcgnrde Shoemaker, mother and sister of Carl 1). Shoemaker, editor of tho News, arrived here tills morn ing from Napoleon, Ohio, with Mrs. C. D. Shoemnker, who went to Port land to meet them. The newcomers will make Roseburg their permanent home and will bo Joined abort ly by Mr. Shoemaker a father. Miss Margaret E. nurchnrd, a for mer Roseburg High School girl, now a resident of Portland, Is gaining a high reputation us an amateur act ress In that city. Her picture appears in the Portland Journal or December 13. with the accompanying montiou "Miss Margaret Elizabeth llurchard who plays tho leading rolo in the play "113,000," which is to no given by 13 students of tho February grad uating class of the Washington High School, tonight and Saturday night, shows a groat deal of ablllly for an nninteur, according to nirocior nei nnrd. of tho Maker Slock Company. who Is coaching the students. This is not her first experlenco In amnieui theatricals, sho having played the innrtincr rnlo In the "Merchant ol Vonice." as given by the students of the Roseburg High School somu time ago. Such a success was scored due to her work that Boverai exiiu k..n hnd to bo given to accom modulo those who wished to seo th student actors. When Von Have a Cold. vhn vnu havo a cold get a bottlt of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It lll annn ftT Vrtll 11 tl fill right 81 will ward off any tendency toward pneumonia. This remedy contulns .... ntltnt nftrrntlc. and mav be given as confidently to a baby as to an adult. Bold oy an uoaiors. FOUNTAIN PENS FOR CllltlSTMA neginuliig Thursday, Dec. 19, nnd for ono week only, 1 will sell Ostrich lumu Ferns at greatly . reduced rices. Call early and take your holce. At the Itoso Confectionery. Isw MRS. F. 1). OWEN. We have a fine assortment of A. A Wntermnn and Slmploflller. self-fill inn. non-leakablo fountain pins. We are making a substantial re ductlon on all sizes of pens, especially for our Christinas trade. We guarantee each pen to glv satisfaction. Each pen In Christinas box, wn holder and bottle of Ink tree. dsw MAltSTEltH Diuui uu. Douglas County Water & Light Company NOTICE TO FIREMEN. Phone 61 Roseburg Tho now Roard of Fire Commli sloncrs appointed by the Mayor las Mondnv ll Kht desires to meet in members of tho Flro Dnpartment an havo a heart-to-heart talk Willi In order to find our needs and wani Thev havo selected 'I liesdny nlgli Dec. 17. at 8 o'clock, as the time and the Firemen's llnll In tho City Hal as tho nlaco. If any fireman knows of nnytliln tho department needs, or has any Id for the betterment or the dcparimcii the commissioners want to Kim about It. so iileasn come and lal with them. Come whetliur you wan to talk or not. He sure to come. BEClllSl Ally, LADIES' AID NOTICE. We will bo glad to have each lad who furnished recipes for havo lies" rend their recipe over carefully If any error Is found please pbon same to Miss I'arrott and it win u corrected. Do It now, or it will too Into. TUB COMM1TTKE Could Hliout for Joy. "I want to thank you from the l.nllAm nf mv heart" wrott C. 11 f T.wlihnrv W. Vl.. "for the wonderful double benefit I got from Kiocino mue-re, 111 cuima m of both a seyore case of stomach I mnA nt rhfttl Iflhl Istn . from which I had been an slmoBt helpless sufferer for ten years, it tinted my case at thougn mane Jim ior m. For dyspepsia, Indigestion, Jaundice, and to rid the system of kidney pols ..... ,i..t Bnaa rhenrr.atlim. Electric I Hitters have no equal. Try them.j 1 Every bottle is guaranteed 10 sausiy. Only 00c at all drugglstt. U -M.COIIOU 3 I'Ett CKNT A rc geiabti.' Pr c paratioit (orAs sfmila ling the iood ant! lf tula tin jj cite Smarts nrulDoMe'lsof mm Fromclr s Dijesttonfhrf rfij ncss iinrt ItosLConiains nviiicr l)piimt.Morihiiu! norMioiral. Not Narcotic, j jifrirtfiMik&y.nrmm ftrrtim W" AriifSrrd -.vw- CnnAJStiqor' Aonrwl llrmciiv fovfimtllJI Hop , Sour Sloiiwcli.Ularrhota VVoims.roitv.Msuuis.iOTrisil liers awl-OSS OFSlJU'R For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of x. tir FacS'in SiSuomrt a N EW YORK. hiiaraiifciuic' Exact Copy of Wrapper. In Use For Over Thirty Years iUrl OOMPANV, NKW YORK CITY CHIUSTMAS FKKNS. XOTICli. IluvliiB sulil our livery biiBlneHS, together with all eiiiineiit for" miine, to S. T. Smith, wo are anxious to loao all our buMtiens accounts. All perHOiiB owing us arc requested to aettlu their accounta without dolay. Wo in nut have all accounts settled soon. lm HANKS & WRLKlSn. PARIHIAX PARLOR. "Prlda or Douglup," a Rosebure roduct, nnd "Quw'u City," u hard wheat article, mado at Vancouver, WaBh., aro tho two best varieties of our on tho market. Why use any other kind that costs more? If youi grocer doesn t carry cither brand u Rt 'nhone 13, Douglas County Mills. and a sack will be delivered at youi home. Tho Parisian Cleaning and Preying Parlors, 127 Jackson St., dn French dry cleaning, sponging, proving, repairing and altering ol ladles' and gentlemen's suits, guar anteeing satisfaction. Goods calHd (or and delivered. Phone 116 and we will call. We make suits to order, $15 and up. See our samples. Can You Beat It? Ml tovol lnta rlvir bottom Soli. good streets, alleys In rear of every lot. Ail tne privileges or me ouy WITHOUT the city's heavy tax tt HOHHinent. In fact Maynard's Addition will niiiko an ldoul homt for ftra, ts It Is only four blooks from f6 MKT high snhnol tile, ons bloet friM more, two blocks from pnbllo srtotrt. Sea me about them, or phone 111-41 C. D. MAYNARD. Owner DO YOU APPRECIATE A clean nlorc, iiinh uriuln montx, courteous attention, prompt dellT eiloB? If ho, wo (liHci'vo yuur trade. LOUIS KOHLHAGEN Phone 19 107 Cass Street West Roseburg Grocery Neely Neely, Proprietor! First Class, Fancy and Staple Groceries at Moderate Prices Hay, Grain and all kinds of Mill Products. Butter, Kkks and Produce bought. Phone 29 West Roseburg There's a Reason why It payt you to hv your laundry work dons by ut. la let thnre nro many rrstnns, huttlio one host reaton It that Its Cheaper not nt tin- flint glancn, perhaps, but In the end YES. It ttvet tho henllli and ttri'iiKth of your wife, who could be doln other nnd moro prnMtabln thliiKt wln-ru alio would ot'.iorwlts be btsd Imk over the waali ti;h with Ita uttoiidant danger of aerere eolds durliiK till" chiuiK'nlile weather. We would he glad to eiplsrs tho olher millions. Roseburg Steam Laundry Jackson Sreet Phone 79 HAM K I'llONH Fllll TIIK VACl l'M CI.KANKlt.