I'.VAM.E TO AGREE,
(Continued from page 1).
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
omeona remarked.
i "Well, here's ose that would ralie
the rents," an Id Creason Dolntlng to Hotel McClsllen. H. L.
himself. p,ei. u. A. Blakelev. John Alexan- Grants Pass: Auatln Wilson, Riddles; ,, .(tractive as the bath-room
lAHINGPOVDER
AbsolutelyPure
Cooking under modem methods and con
veniences is made so attractive the whole
family is becoming interested.
"These biscuits are delicious; this cake is
excellent," says the father. " I made them,"
says the daughter, and both father and
daughter beam with pleasure.
Royal Baking Powder has made home
baking a success, a pleasure and a profit, and
the best cooking today the world over is
done with its aid. .i..- -
J. Smith, Mra. J. H. Short and daugh- Tecoma; Geo, H. Aiken, Chlco, Cal.
ter, City;. M. C. Bales, Syracuse, .V. ..
Engels, Y.; M. A. Conger, W. H. Coudart, since the election were IB notning
nets men lo nav more llrpn than . Aller an, con-suiter weald der. Glide: B. A. Hunsaker, Myrtle C. L. Hogers, J. K. waterman, ca- . . ., ivinnle fjaddls. Urn
higher lux on their real property " nave to foot ,h b'" ln lne lou run' Creek; Mrs. Win. Noder, Sulem: B. more, 111.; J. J. Kenny, Leona; Geo.
said Councilman Kullurton "But no I,mUer wnat ,ort f a ' ' H. Martin, Omaha; W. H. Gilliam, J. Erhard, Websters; Wm. 11. Tucker, Plumber.
i you know the general property tax j"""1." waB heard from another part j i "T
would not be Increased If you sub- 0Llil udlence' m.mmm.mmWMWM:
mltteil It to a vote. The people would Now you ra "lk'n8 sense," said iMMXMWWVtVlLV k
, vote It down. 1 am not in favor of "-rBa8on- "as luKen some people K
an occupation tax, but lfs the only ? lonK t'me to get that idea into their
way we have of raising revenue. I be!k"a-
(ion i iei like xitilng in this council orange Project Revealed. f
and contracting debts for the city Gleun Goodman Buld that if tha 4
sixn.w at tiik ;n i is -ii i-:.
, wnon more are no ruuds with which occupation tax waB knocked off of biB
! to meet them. The town has been business he could sell articles in his
Unproved to death there's no niies- establishment on an average of 6
, Hon about that. We have too much cents cheaper. He said his license,
I paving. Hut that's done. Wo are taxes and general donations cost him
confronted now by thlB financial on an average of 179.45 a month,
stringency nd we must meet the He cited examples of mall order pur
situation. The city license method Is chases by local residents and added
ha only one open to us for the com- that Pomona Grange had rented one
ing year, and from a sense of duty J half of his firm's warehouse to trans
must favor a revision of the schedule act their own produce business, In
upward on a reasonable basis." stead of leaving It to be handled by
! W. L. Dyslnger registered a pro- loca' business men. Goodman's prln
teBt ngaiiiBt paying jr,0 on a com- cilJal complaint was that hardware
. blued lumber yard and manufactory, stores, after being raised from 135
us against -;, under me old ached- lu 1U B year, wouiu oe required to
mu. i ne new schedule places lum- m - additional for agricultural
ner yarus, without manufactories, at implements and extra for a ware
MO a year. Dysinger Bald IIiIb was house, where It was used for rentul.
placing a prcmiuni on outside Indus- Koine New Licenses Proposed.
! conl,!" ?Bl,a 3"V.",f It'l The new schedule of city license,,
imeri, o I hi.' i '. , !i?W '"Cuaes the following
and it is probable that the corn tee , 1" "f'A"e een- Le.ulred
i wl" make a revision to eradicate this .'7 f.. " . . 1 18
lel, Genr'sis 1 1 : 1 :t, "Abnini, the!
' ,liMf-rl,ln,,f l,. imi. HIVIUUU uiose
! ir !! ! , , heretofore mentioned:
Hebrew." The Keptuugliit version of rnsinuer said In eir,.ni ii,,,t o, cursory stock agents, $50; book
ill, H. 1 IIIIITI1, MIIIU1,
TllouiiiH, piisu,.'.- Su li ila
l i h in i r, in-ii!it- ii it in iiik i ;.( r. n. u1 won K av Aoran. .i .......
7:110 p. in.; Jr. League at 2: so p. "" Ininilurinit. K von lug worship at ni i,, this town e, ,t . c'lanlea r,0; Ice factory and cold
p. ni.; prayer 7:u, ineme, rain s letter to I'hile- ,rU.d (;reaBon, looklmt s.iuarelv at r.n. L a"a m".,ara nallB-
Rev. A. the old TeHtlllllen t renders thlH
"All- , ,,, ,, ,, ,. ,, ;.,"", " " "I ageiiiB, per any, a 10; banks, ino
Suiiday school at ram. lhe C'rosaer," or the man that ors of houses mid eli,.r f i.. . "L u.mc la.ns, Iltl; contractors.
......cr..sK. We would say Aura III, ,)11V lore taxes than ,.ll,r L"'U .
m.; Br. League at li: :I0
meeting at 7:.'!0 p. m. W e.ln esdav. num. ( I lie letter was written to a liyHlnger, "and vou never hear me . eo
nacco stores, (2
lormances, J2.60; theaters, 6 ceuts
Sermon siibjeuts. tomorrow morning, itentienian of t oiassc. aiiout his huna- bellvaehe ulimit it v,.ni,,,r .. hi .. """l"ii"eiB, wnoicsale to-
"tlod s Fellow Workers;" evening, way slave. Oneslmus. who was con- le(ir n kck 011t of nl0 mJ. taxeg 'ara 1,re!', .KZ"
llltl lli'nuiuo Ul I tl 1 1 1 1 l II 1 11 1 nn. "in.u num i itiuin (Ji latii 1 1115 ul ralHPfJ
These Bubjecis nr in kcfpliif; with Uoniu). Siicclttl iiiusic flt each Ber-J
the lino of thought that wo have houn vlco. A cordial Invitation to every
iJtirsiilnK thu patit two wncks it ml are boiiy. Tltcre is pk'nty'of room for I
Intonik'd to prnpnn the Christian all who may come. 1
pcoplo for tho rt-vlvii! niwHriKu which ( hrlsiinn Science, corner Main and
will bORln Jan. 1. We IndulKc the I.anc BtreciH. .Sunday Hchoul nt 9:-ir,
liupn Ihitt no one wlui j hii. mcmI l H- ,. Sninhiy lensoii sermon at 11
"JteutH would probably go up,'
theaters,
$15 per
in the salvation of eouIh will inisd
in.
subject, ';Cod the I'reserver
oven one or tm-BL preparaiory b-t- r .Man." Wednesday
motiB. ItieBavliiKoJ ni'-n In the most in,pn;tt Kcrvlce at 7:;i0.
important work in (he world, and vited to at tend.
llioreioro any niovoment Unit mm
for lis aim the Having of men Hhould
receive the sympathetic mipp.irt of
everv true believer. We invite every
body lo all of theso services.
I'lliUK tCKti-
All are ln-
HnptM, Uev. W. II. Katon, pastor.
- .Sunday school at HI a. m.; invach-
ln service nt II a. m.; young peo
ple's meetiiiK a' C :.'!( p. ni.; evening
I w , fill i 11 ii-l 7 .'til TIlM ei.rniMll uul..
SI. .eres ( hiii-cl. vnvn- r Main j(1(.tH for M(.H(, H(.rvieeH are; a. in.,
and Uiss streets Hev. t hurl, :l lfs,n -Comfort for tho Lonely;" p. m.,
linker, rector.- lhe third Sundty In ...,.,, paijl(.c ,hat w;iB ,()H am hmv
Advent; Holy ( ommunlon at ,::I0 a. ,VJtH rps(nr(Mi Thf.Hn H(.rvlee will
Sunday school at !t::u a. m.; fllll ftf nt llPnf.f. Vn,.
morning prayer at II. Service with
will enjoy them. The music will be
.,.,., , ;''i- : i ii iiik hi riIlP the ,IIIOSphcn. worshipful, the
7: JO i. m The. iiiBhoy will also be ronIitt,t roIIU, lU( H(,et
inn r, , ult'lllllK H"llCe.
rreNhyleriuii. The Uev. .1. Mac
Alllster will iireuch moriiliiK and
evening. Morning worslilp at I I n.
ricasing in every
detail.
Right Location
Right Prices
Turk and Jones Streets
SAN FRANCISCO
Clii'lHlian, Itev. .1. X. MuConncll,
pastor. We" will have till of our
n-Kiilnr services tomorrow at the
llHtial hours. .Members and rrleliiis
should make a Bpeciul effort lo he
present.
' MIks llerox, of Madras, Crook
County, arrived here this morning
and went over to Siilherlin, where
sho will ho employed in the bank.
Itullis all kinds and descriptions,
Kilehiii .V Itlaek, the nurserymen.
NKW 'l't)I)AV
OS T. -At Drew, ThniiksKlvliiK Hay,
one-yea r-old .Shepherd dnir, yellow
with dark spot in id way on tall.
Answers to name of Johnnie. Ho
ward for return to S. I). Whitsett,
Itosehiil't!. dsw
I'OH SAI.K- It. I. lied eoekerel. win
nor or third prize nt lhe Douglas
County Poultry Show, I !i 1 . Ii(.
Is n fine bird ami cheap at :'.. lu
ll, l Ire at Review office or phone
1011-1,. dsw
I
cannot bo grown, re
gardless of the quality
of the soil or care, un
less you have the right
kind of trees to begin
with
Come and See
the kind of trees we sell
before you buy. We
guarantee you never
saw any better.
" Prices Right
Roseburg
Nursery Co.
KITCH1N & BLACK
Proprietors
admission, J 10 per month
over 6 cents admission,
month.
Some Increases are: Hardware
store (J40) keeping harness, $10 ex
tra; bakeries ($10) keeping confec
tionery, $5 extra; drug stores, with
out whiskey $40, with whiskey, $150
with building materlnls, $50; print
ing establishments without news
paper $15, with newspaper $25; and
the following: ,
Occupation New
Shoe store . . $20
llrewery and ice 75
Clothes cleaning 10
Kiirnltiire store 40
Keed stables 25
Oarage 50
llents' furnishings 30
Harness shop 20
Hotels, over $1 day.... 60
Jewelry 25
Livery stables 25
Millinery 15
Plumbing shops '. 20
Photographer go
Heal estate office' ..... 25
Shooting gallery 25
Skating rinks 20
Soda works . 25
Soda fountnln ,'. 15
Undertakers 25
Variety stores is
All other licenses stand as they
.... 111 iu UBl,
Old
$15
CO
. 6
30
10
20
25
10
25
15
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
20
10.
OCAL NEWS
II
2 K
t d m& i
I just Kecervea
A now Inf nf Wcli r'ct wnrfol il-lc B
and fruits consisting of jj
. . II t
i .111 11 r m i
Cauliflower
Onions, green
Mustard
Turnips
Parsnips
Lemons
Grape Fruit
Cabbage
Lettuce
Radishes
Carrots
Beets
Oranges
Bananas
Call ami layin a supply while
tliey are fresh and crisp
The Bee Hive Grocery
llOV HOAIIMAN
(IM'HHl'OltATKm
fill IN K lt
It. ('. 1)1 NI1.M.
i
5
2
!
-J. T. Spatleh was In Iran r,n...
i.uimiiiK uiiiss today.
ji. n. Ingram and S. H. Dodson
eiu in irom aoutn Deer Creek today
'.an Miner, of Drain, underwent
an operation nt Mercy Hospital this
morning.
Morris Henderson nrrlved'here this
n't'niooii rrom Aiedford to remain
1,1111 uner me notidnys.
iiuss Agnes tirinstcad. of firock.
way, went to Oakland this afternoon
anil will tench bcIiooI near that place
Hon. and Mrs. J. H. llooth reached
1.1,0 inKiin-a tins evening on their
1111 n noma rrom the Hast. They will
stop a day there and a dnv In San
hrnnrlsro. and will probably reach
..uni-ifiug euuesuay.
Joseph .Miller has sued tho anHa
1 i.e.i.iopmeni company, a mining con
rern in the Circuit Court here foi
f 1 no, niiegea 10 he due for services
performed ns a wntchman at the
nine aim ror provisions furnished.
o .
A (iHM IXK SK11VICK.
I believe." said an old subscriber.
inn every nine The Youth's Com-
1.111011 eniers a home It does that
home a genuine service " Th.i
scribes the purpose of the publishers
nun, ino paper is not filled with
mlschevlous or Idle thoughts to fill
mi line nour. it provides healthv
pastime, recreation that hull, la u
It Is to the minds of eager and im-
liressionniiie young people what
sound athletics are to their bodies
At a cost of less than four cents
a week The Youth s Companion opens
uie ooor 10 a company of the most
distinguished men In America and
Kurope. Whether they are revealing
me iiiiest discovery In science, or de
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feeding the linnglnntlon with rare
stories, they are giving Companion
renders the best of themselves.
Seven serials at least will be pub
lished by The Companion in 1913.
nud nearly 200 other complete stories
in addition to some 50 special con
tributions, and a treasure box of
sketches, anecdotes, expert advice as
to athletic sports, Ideas for bandy
devices round the house, and so forth
long hours of companionship with
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entertaining. Announcement for 191.1 ,
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the paper to nny address on request. '
Kvery new subscriber who sends
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i
T?i fir le PKnsit?.!
And so is Advertising;
Space in Roseburg
I
and the scattering of a number of pages, more or less, or high sounding
hot air by a firm of piano huwkers who think so little of I'HOSI'Kltol S
ItoSKIU lt(; that they will not even go to the expense of show room in
the city except at a time like this when they think the holiday spirit per
vades and they might pick up a little easy money in the city by disposing
of a lot of refinlshed shop-worn goods at a price which on the race
seems low yet in reality when quality s considered is far and away in ex
cess of what we, your local dealers, ask you.
Leaving out the fact that we live ln Uosehurg and our business Is
here that wo at all times do our part in advancing the interests of ltose
burg and Douglas County by paying county, city and occupation taxes, we
desire you when looking for a piano to
See the Other Fellow First
then come and let us show you whera we are
Hir-ilf'e-ff-"i5. -'fli' lilt k fA il
Factory Distributors for the Miller Pianos and
Piano Players, and
QUALITY CONSIDERED we can go him one better
on any offer he can- make you,
in addition to which you have the assurance you are not dealing with a '
fly-by-night and in case you are not absolutely satisfied we are here to
back up every clnim we make and to refund your money ir necessary.
RICE & RICE
FACTOR V DISTRIBUTOR
A Few Suggestions
For Your Holiday Gifts To Be
Found at Harth's Toggery Inc.
11 -'-v
Leather Collar Bags
Drinking Cups in Leather Cases
(with Comb, nrush and Tooth Brush
with Comb, llrush, Tooth llrush, Nail Flic,
with Comb and Brush, Clothes Brush.
Tooth Brush Case, Soap Box and Manicure Scissors.
Tie and Handkerchief Sets. Military Brushes ln Leather Cases.
Leather Covered Flask with Cup. Cigar Cnses.
These goods are of genuine English make and are made for hard service.
Very useful gifts.
Suit Cases and Traveling Bags of'all kinds.
Lounging Robes made from Navajo Blankets.
House Coals, Fancy Waist Coata.
Sox, four pairs in box, assorted colors.
Sox, two pairs in box, silk with Uslo foot.
Combination Sets, Handkerchief, Tie and Socks to match.
Combination Sets, Ties and Socks to match.
Combination Sets, Cult Buttons, Scarf pin, clasp and Tic to match.
Combination Sets, Handkerchiefs an( ties to mulch
Initial Silk Handkerchiefs.
Neck Ties In Holiday Boxes.
l'nrla Garters In Holiday Boxes.
Armbands In burnt wood cases.
Keiser Neckwear.
Fownes Gloves.
Pajamas and Night Robes.
Navajo Blankets.
Hull Bros. Detachable Handle I'mbrellas. also In suit rase si?e.
Reefers nnd Neck Scarfs, Just the thing for these cool mornings.
Automobile Cloves.
You'll find many moro useful gifts here, the kiiii! that are useful
and always nccepfuhle.
If you have any pnrkages to wrap for mailing, etc., bring them In
and use our Fancy Holly and Polnseita wraplng paper, also s,.m iai rap
ing ribbon. You are perfectly welcome.
Harth's Toggery
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