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Newspaper Page Texti EVENING R0SE8URG REVIEW ISSltlt DAILY EXCEPT HL'N'UAY IIKV ICW l"l HUSHING COMPANY !Cnlirud at HoBeuirrK. Oregon, Post office ag Second-Class Matter. L. HIMIlDltl.V DAILY Per year, by mull 13.00 Per umutu, delivered 60 Per week, delivered It SEMI-WEEKLY Per year $2.00 Six months 11.00 IIKC'KMIIKK SI. 1012. Ilt. JONKS IS NOT i:i ;i:k mi i;ii:ki:h. IllXlll H1VK.:, Dr. IVc 2.1. The time !iol;!i o! ln StutiK-y Smith Lumber Company, at (in-i-ti Point mill. show In, .lon-s w.'iil to work the flrt of Aniriu: an 1 ilid not leave the null till r-ejtu-mner 7. When the mill c!os J doun. he left a loru ai d ing address for mail to lip ai-nt lo 'ldn. Or., and left an application for Lin job bark in the pprint;. The ap plication for a money order drawn by Joii'-s Iwre on AtiK'ist lib. was niaile out at the niill by him and sent lo Hood lllvr hy the slage driver. puruult by a posse and Ms death af ter he had shot four of the nouBe. WOIU.D'S COMMKIU'E I I IE ACHES 35 BILLIONS SANTA ANA, Cnl., Dee. 23 The l,,.,l Mulru Makes Gain on Ger- father and brother of Joe .Matloi-k from Kunene Or., absolutely declare the corpae not Joe Matlock. Denial came on the firat glanco at the dead man's fact!. They aay It Ik a myHtery how any one could ever think It was Joe; yet seven old aciii;tintanceH did think bo. They declared there should he tattoo marks on the forearms, hut tliev found none. Tho body was burled this morning. inaliy for the Second lu Inidiug, 'lace Cure Your Cold While You Can. The quicker a cold is gotten rid of the less the danger from pneumonia and other serious diseases. Mr. 11. W. L. Hall, of Waverly, Va., suya: "I firmly believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be absolutely the best preparation on the market for colds. I have recommended It to my friends and they all agrno with me." For sale by all dealer. C KXKillTS TEMPLAR. This apiiait u;i disposes of the the ory that Jon. s i liplit have had connection with the atrocious muni at Eukc:i", Aliens! I'l, I ! I If . of Mild The flrand Commander of Oregon reouesta each commandery 111 his Jurisdiction to asaeuible In Its asylum on VVedensday, Dec. 2 r t li , 1912, at 1 o'clock a. m. to participate 111 the Christmas observance. All members of Ascalon Command ery No. I I and all Sir Knights so joiirnlng within our Jurisdiction, are courteously Invltitl to be present unci any join in the Christmas observance, ili-ri It. II. C. 'WOOD, Commander. CAltl. D. SIIOKMAKl'.K, Itecorder. red (Ircen, daughter of a liaptlst I liiwburg. Or., Dec. is, ti minister, who was killed In her bed I a while her father sl.-pt on the riuori "If tho local resident ngent can below. Jones apparently wi nt from re'l y.n ns good or better "Life Hood Itlver to Darlington, where he! Policy" why figure only with the worked two months, then to l.os An-1 man from Eugene or .Medford or geles, and from Los Angeles to Santa Portland, who only spends one dollar Ana. where In an ci;l moment he In lies' burg to twenty-five spent by perpetrated the attack that led lo the local man with a family? who made and as the As we are near the close of one of the most prosper ous and successful years in the history of our busi ness, we take this occa sion to thank our friends and patrons this possible, store will be closed all day Christmas we wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and many of them Roseburg Rochdale Co Phone 14 5. Cor. Class A Jackson. The Bell Millinery! Xmas Suggestions at XjiiasjVices Dainty Christmas Gifts New Holiday Neck Wear. I'aiicy lint PiitH. I'Hiicy llntr Orimmrnts liin.nn Unlitu Ladles' silk hkiils I'llllMCM l-'aucy Head Scarf Handkerchief Pur'' Silk lYni ,, sin. ii.. I'mity Hell Coal Cell Kid 1,1, m, eckle-.. Pearl ami (ladli d Hill llllcklc Oreat Clean-up Holiday Sale nf np-to d r. dresses. A most remarkable ofierlng or !'-h I at HALF-PRICE Bell Sisters' Bldg., Roscburj;, Or. HILLIArtD tt'GIN'MS' ' MEX FIND A FRIEND. Mayor Itulillglit Hormws $ :0(MI to Help Them Puys l.ice.ea: Out of His Own Pocket. WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. The world's International commerce will establish a new high record lu 1912 present Indications being that the to tal will aggregate ?Jn, 000,000, 000 against :i 1 ,000,000.000 In 1010 520,000,0110,0110 In 1 900, and $17 i.oo.ooo.ooo in 1 890, having thus doubled in 22 years. These figures are the result of a compilation from the official publications of about 70 leading countries,' recently made by tho Statistical Division of the llureuu of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Tills estimate of the probable ag gregate of world commerce in 1912 Is based upon the official figures of trade of tiie various countries during. such portions of the year us cull be shown, covering la most cases the iirst six mouths and In some cases extending down to the end of Sep tember. .Nearly all the Importunt countries show larger totals for 191: than in 1911 or any earlier period Iteducing tiie figures to a common basis (the monthly average for such parts of the year as are available), Imports Into the United Kingdom In creased from $2G"i,000,OuO per month In 1911 to $280,000,000 in 1912; the l ulled Klales from $120,000,000 to $118,000,000; (lermany from $186,- ono. 1100 to $2o:t,ooo.ooo; Austna lliingaiy from $ul, 000,000 to $a9, 11011.11110; llelgium from $07,000,000 to $70,000,000; Canada rrom $:i0, 000,000 to $:I2, 1100, 0011; Japan rrom $20,000,000 to $28,000,000; Switzer land from $28,000,000 to $.'10,000. 000, anil India from $24,000,000 to $ 10,000,000. A few countries show a decrease In their monthly importa tions: Franco from un average of $1:12.000.1100 per month in 1911, to $127,000,000 in 1912; Argentina, from $:il,000.000 to $30,000,000; Mexico, from $8, .100,000 to $7,500, 000, and Itussia, from $43,000,000 to $12,0011,000. Practically every coun try Increased ill exports, the averuge monthly exportation of Canada, for example, increasing from $20,0110,000 In 1911, to $27,000,000 in 1912: France, from $94,000,000 to $102,- 000,000; Germany, from $103,000,- 000 to $100,000,000; Indin; from $1)1,000,000 to $00,000,000; the lulled Kingdom, from $179,000,000 to $192,000,000, and the United States from $109,000,000 to $177,- 000.000; while that of Argentina de creased from $34,000,000 In 1911 to J;l 1 iinii.DiMi in 1912. and that of Itussia from $09,000,000 to $01,- 000.000. The lolnl value of Imports Into the 70 principal countries and colonies of tho world in 1911 approximated $1 7. OtiO. 000.000. Deducting from this the Imports of the United Slates leaves a total of $16,000,000,000 as he value of the foreign market In which American products nnd manu factures may he sold. Or this total .1 I 0,0110,1100,000, Imports from the United Stntos amounted to $2,000, 0110.000. or one-eighth of their to tal Imports. The countries taking the largest proportionate share of their Imports from the United States are; Haiti, 09.0 per cent; Honduras, 68.2 per cent; Canada, 01.7 per cent; -iaiito Domingo. 00.6 per cent; Pana ma. 06 per cent; Mexico, 04.9 per cent; Cuba, 02.8 per cent, nnd Costa ltiin. 01.3 per cent. Tho United Kingdom takes 17.3 per cent of Its Imports from us; (lermany, 13.3 per cent, and France, 8.6 per cent of her Intnl. The largest markets for American products, measured by their valuation of Imports from the United Stales, are: the United Klng luin, $.",7 2,000,000; Canada, $280, 000.000; (lermany. $28:1.000.000; France. $119,000,000; Netherlands, $ 1 1 7 0110,000; Italy, $70,000,000; Cuba, $07,000,000; Mexico, $08,000, 000; Austria-Hungary, Argentina and llelgium. between $10,000,000 mill $ ,11,0110.000 each, and Australia, Bra zil, Itussia and Japan, sums ranging downward from $32.000. 000 to $27, 0110, nno. Of the South American countries. Colombia, F.cundor, Vene zuela and Peru take from 20 to 30 per cent of their respective imports from the United States, while the re mainder take smaller proportions, rnnginit from 13.8 per cent of those Into Argentina nnd 12.8 per cent of those Into llrazll lo but 2.8 per cent of those Into Holivla. Certain other counlries take comparatively small portions of their imports from the United States, American Imports Into China lu mill constituting but 0.2 per rent of her total Imports; Into India, 2.7 per cent: Morocco, less than I percent: Setvin. 1.3 per cent; Turkev. 1.3 per cent, nnd Koiitntinln. about 1 per cent of her total Imports. PORTLAND, Or Dec. 24. Re fusal of the Maryland Casualty Com pany to carry out what Mayor Rush light says are provisions of a bond covering the Canyon road sewer ex tension will result In many laborers going hungry tomorrow unless the Mayor can legally negotiate a loan today on his own account and pay the men. He has asked the city attorney for an opinion. There are 90 laborers In all who were employed by llllliard & McGin uis when that firm went into bank ruptcy. The majority of them have a month's pay due. The total amount Is about $3000. When the men be gan to appeal to the Mayor last week to help them get their money with out waiting until the accounts of the A WELCOME GUEST IN EVERY HOME IS OLD SANTA CLAUS regardless of whether he comes down the chimney or through the front door, yet to a woman, young or old, he Is doubly welcome it he brings as a gift A Pair of Felt House Slippers into which she can slip her tired and aching feet after the days work Is dWee'have them In all sizes and shades In both plain and fancy fur (ilmined styles. Quality Shoe' Store 813 N. Jackson. Next door to P. O. R. L. Stephens defunct company went through the mado arpangementg to borrow the , ' 1.. . . .T m 13000 and will pay the men at noon to the bonding company to pay. Not today if he can do so legally. He wilt until yesterday did the company fin- , ,ne, , warrant8' an1 hftU ally refuse to take the chance of pay- ,m ,,, ,,,. , ii,": NOTICE. voting on additional tax upon all per- tsonal and real property situated In . , 'I said Road District, for the purpose We, the undersigned taxpayers andif lnproving the public road in said residents of Road District No. 36 . -V i.. ,u. ized by the courts. The Mayor will ' hereby give notice that a public meet- cuiiUJiluil 01 in obi, 01 ni3 inuurerH wu .... .. a Qi in,.--,, nn i, , . , plained to the company officials in " ": """ , - , "S w' neia fe! p0 " l. detail. In the face of the refusal the Mayor Skin On Fire ? Jiiftt the mild, simple wash, the well known D.D.D. Prescription tor Eczema. ana me ucn is rone. ft. trial win orove it. We have sold other remedies for akin trouble but none that we coma gimran tun ns wa can the D.D.D. remeilv. U the flrnt rCKtilar size $1.00 hot tip does not do exnctly as we say, it will not cost you a- cent. Red Cross Pharmacy. LODGE CARDS NO HKASON l'OH IT. Ymi Are Shown n Way Out. There can he no reason why any reader of thin who suiters the tor ii res of an aching back, the annoy ance of urinary disorders, the pains and dnng-rs of kidney ills will fall l i hied the word of a resident of ilils locality who has found relief. The following Is convincing proof: Mrs. J. II. Short ridge, Cottage drove , (lie., says: "Since I publicly re.'onimi'tided lloan'a Kidney nils two veals ago I have taken them off and on and they have always bcue niicd me. I was all run down from kldm y and bladder trouble and often in v luiek was so weak and lame that I could hardly get around. I had headaches and the kidney secretions aiinoM'd me bv their freiiieniy of passage. After I had taken a iiuui-b,-r oi n medics without benefit, I was told about I loan's Kidney I'llls land deciding to try theni. I procured I i si h The conlcnla ot three boxes I unloosed my condition In every way. II have oltcu told other persons how ,ft,ithe lioans Kidney Tills are In I cat 's of kidnev complaint. ' I Tor sale hy all dealers. Trice SO lent". Koster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the Called States. i Itenieniber the name Poan's and lake no other. A. F. & A. M. Laurel Lodge, No. 13. Regular meetings on the second and fourth Wednes days of each month at Masonic Tern- pie, corner JackBon and Cass. Sojour ners Invited to attend. N. RICE, W. M. It. H. C. WOOD, Seo. O P. O. ELKS, Roseburg Lodge, No. u 326 Holds regular communi cations at the Elks' Temple on me zna ana 4tn Thursdays of each month. All members requested to attend regularly, and all visiting brothers are cordially Invited to at tend. UINUBR HERMANN, E. R. H. C. SLOCUM, Secretary. EGREE OF HONOR Mystic Lodge No. 13 Meets 2nd and 4th Mon day evenings of each month in the Odd Fellow's Temple. Visiting members are cordially Invited to at tend. ADA LAMPSON. C. of H. E. H. LENOX, Rec MAUD KIRK. Receiver. C A LES, Roseburg Aerie meets in .heir hall on JackBon St., 2nd ana 4th Monday- evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth ren In good Btnndlng alwnys welcome. BEN NORTH. W. P. B. F. GOODMAN, W. Sec Phone M 183. I O. O. F., Rising Star Lodge No. 174 meets In the Odd Fellows Temple every Friday evening. Visiting brethren niwayB welcome. ED. S. COCK ELR EASE, N. O. W. 8. POWELL, R. 8. M. FICKLE, F. 8. I MPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, ' Umpqua Tribe No. 44, meets every 1st and 3rd Monday of each month at the Eagles' Hall. Visiting Chiefs welcome. J. W. BROWN. Sachem C. H. TERCINSKI, 0. of R. I O. O. F., Union Encampment No. t 1 Meet In Odd Fellows Tempi on tho 1st nnd 3rd Thursday even Inga of each month. Visiting breth ren always welcome. CARL OHM AN, C. P. L. E. M1LLEDOE, Scribe. 0. O. F., Phlletarlan Lodge No. 8 I Meets in Odd Fellows Temple. corner Jackson and Can Sts., on Saturday evening of each week Members of the order in good stand ing are Invited to attend. J. K. BAIL1Y, N. Q. M.. M. M1LLIR, R. S. OB. 8., Roseburg Chapter No. 8 Holds their regslar meeting on tiie 1st and 8rd Thursday In each month. flatting members In good standing are reepectfnlly Invited to attend. una. jnnst dat, w. m FREE JOHNSON. See. nOSIRUR LODB NO. 1637 LOTAL ORDER OF MOOSB. Ueots every Tuesday emlaf at 8 o olook hi ItnesebM hnlL All visiting brothers Invited ts ettead. L. WIMBSRI.T. Dictator. M. O. PAltaOTaR. Secy. RBBBKAH8, Resebnrf Rebekah Lodge, N. 41, I. O. O. F. Meets In Odd Fellows Temple every raewday evening. Wiring sisters and hrothnw riivfvd to attend. MRU. TII.LI1 JOltrstO, N. O. MRS. Din.lJk l.aiwm, Hwy. MRU. C. B. PATRICK. F. Sec, WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No 49 Meets en !ha 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd follows' Hall. Visit ing members In good standing are Invlled to attend. MRS. KTHKL EASTON. O. N. CLARA CAWl. FIELD. Clerk Below Cost -Christmas dishes. See the window at the Benson llro cery, of course. dtf WOODMEN OF TUB WORLD, Oa Carat No. 12 Meets In th Odd Fellows' Hall 1b Roseburg every 1st and 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing nelghjors Iways weleome. M. B. flKRMONT), C. C. J. A. BUCHANAN, Clerk. Foils a Foul Plot. When a shameful plot exists be tween liver and bowels to cause dis tress by refusing to act, take Dr. King's New Life Pills, and end such abuse of your syi tern. They gently compel right action of stomach, liver and bowels, and restore your health and all good feelings. 25c at all druggists. B in said Road District No. 36, of Douglas County, Oregon, on Satur day, December 28, 1912, beginning at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of itond District. Signed? C. F. Watson, N. Nelson, O. Cinstafson, 0. Silinius, H. L. En gels, S. E. Engels. A. A. Engels, W. W. Uogard, C. D. Talcott, D. C. Smith. ,, First publication Dec. 0, 1912. d What could make a nicer Xmas present than a piece of genuine Her aldic Bronze, hand-painted China, pottery, or hand-embroidered linens. Graves carries' them all. The Season's Best Greetings Be Yours is the wish of lENDRICK & Square Deal Grocers rtione 63. North Jackson St. TheMUTUALLIFE OF XEW YORK wishes you nnd your family a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a Happy New Year J. F. HUTCHASON District Mnnagor Now is the time To see us about THAT ?K 7 N" JACKS0N ST- sspsP" ' Plow!( No matter what kind of soil too Imtc, we have jimt the Mn4 of pkm ran mL Oar lUtVBmaini.B DM HOW B SMSOllBC MW la fWw uiniiafiissnsk Ws it wM iirmH nnm wimii, mbo batwovts. (TBATBAU PAxm MILLS AMD VAX BMJST UrULIA. Roseburg Feed & Fuel Company T?ERN ISLAND r GREENHOUSE Roseburg, Oregon Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop. rhone BFlt Cut Flowers Potted Plants Funeral Designs Wedding Boquets Just received a fresh supply of Ferns of all kinds. Also on sale at The Rose Confectionery XMA tags, cards, seals, stamps, posters, booklets, art calendar pads. ' Fine art calendars, Xmas post cards, post card albums, in great variety. Toilet Sets, Mirrors and Hair Brushes in Tarisian Ivory. Military Hair Brushes, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Manicure Sets in all style's. Per fumes and Ferfume Atomizers. Xmas presents for young and old at prices to suit vour pocket book. Osburn's Pharmacy PHONE 162 PERFUMES Make Good Gifts To Give at Xmas Tliers la eomathing nice about glv- only always approuriMe, but l wayscceptable. Con. and oa Tollot Sots Comb and brum, Sot, Manlcur. Set. Collar and Curt tlor,'" "l nd.." X'""" nVeU1" ' Stationery Candies Perfumes KROHiVS DRUG STORE