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transmission, that 'flteka the IUHJlD asissttX.KXCWX IDVDAT Proper control and UoUtUpSrf eon-' i BY lUftoa almost Impossible. . ; I MYBW-rVBUHmiO CONTAHY.I r- Hods; U tna bloldfclst jrhom '(''' ; Eastern cities bar employed to dl- MmHrtt aABaatbTg. Oragoa, roat-act campaigns lor tba rUdanca of Waiting For Santa Claus L. WIMBKW.T. Iba tlx nuisance. Last summer, aa a member of tba Untoarslty of Ore gon lummer acbool, ba directed the work of successfully driving the fly out of Basons, and left tbe city vir tually flyleia at tba end of four in apite or tne fact tnat me DAO.T Par tut. hr .mail II aa Per month. daUvared.. it week, per week. aeUvared ' .l(!ork waa ot atarted until the mld- 81M1-WBEK4T die or tbe ny season, in tba East be BA ' - i AAA'kaiei A t a-as rt m il aBka n t aI nal amwa vlfl w etai wwl ee ii.ee .. -".. ........ Oatfca l.M f'f 'or Woroeater Mass.; Wash- ington, D. C, and Cleveland, Ohio. DECEMBER 18. 101S. I H already received requests itmtn aevaral plaeaa In Oregon, In cluding Portland, to begin campaign! against tbe fly nuisance, and he will ... ... resolve tbaaa Into a itate wide en- u Ulna Miw A rrk I- HA.w nn,mn FOR A VXYLEfW OKKGON. Banna Register i ,., . ..i , M aeavor. i ui won win cummwuw 2J21tS.inI to uL?L? ImmadiaUly alter tba first of Jan prallmlnary to attacking more serl- ' ,h. that the time ona problems of health conservation !r''J' thj! J.Iirora the , JeawS la this state, Is tbe plan of campaign ,D n " ,B" "n onUlned by Dr. Clifton Fremont Hodae. tbe former Clark University ! bioloeist. who Is now a member of Maude Beatty. formerly of tbe San the University of Oregon facu'ty Francisco Opera Co., with tbe Bon stadylng biologic conditions In this Ton Musical Comedy Company at tbe UK. Ha will utilise a popular de- Antler's Tbeater Friday and Batur mand to abate tbe fly nuisance aa a day. Do Your Xmas Shopping Here SEFUL presents priced so attractive , you cannot afford to make selections without seeing them. Never before have we shown o complete an assortment of useful Xmas pres ents. Here is a partial list oi useful goods. Check off the articles that interest you and let us show you . how easy it is to make up your Xmas list. . Tito wH know Forbnth Traveling Bags and Suit Cum. Longing . RolM Some vety beautiful Navajo 1 effects, and among the various other designs and patterns are some very pretty German blankets. Sfipps)r All kinds, including the "Cavalier," col- i ors, red, green and tan. A good .heavy slipper, tan and black, with a heavy hand turned sale, as flexible as a piece of cloth. NtrVajo aUtnketS Just the thing to drape a piece ' of furniture, cozy corner or den. : Tht Hftll Umbrellas Detachable handles and (suit ' case size. Fancy handle with place for initials, which we will have engraved free of charge. ! Pajamu and Night Robea Put up one or two iu a box as you may like. CoUaT Bag; A large assortment in many colors, tancy lined, with reseptacles for buttons and ; - scarf pins, also purse attached for jewels, etc. Combinatloa Seta Fancy holiday boxes, scarf and hose to match, beautiiul two tone effect. ' 'Combfautloi. SU Scarf, icarf pin, aud clasp to match. Fancy Burnt Wood Boxes With arm bands and hose supporters to match, Lacquered China Cases With lock and key one half dozen linen handkerchiefs. Combination Sets Leatherette" "portfolio, contains tie and sox to match. Fancy BOX, Moray Effect Arm bands and garters to match. Linen Handkerchiefs with initials, one-half doen in box. Holiday Suspenders Fancy boxed. All Ties Sold Will furnish a beautiful holiday folder ready ior mailing. Fowne's Cloves Men's and Ladies' for street wear. SUk Sox Two pair in box. The Interwoven kind that will wear, 4 pair in box. Florsbeim Shoes. Stetson Hats Always a suitable gift. We have hat orders. AlSolt for the boy. jThe above are only a few suggestions of what yon may find here. Let us make ytrnr shopping easier, and at the same lime save the heavy expense of holiday.buying. Harth's Toggery y Jwijfl ' ' 1 i" ...... ... j 111 1 , h , 4. ( vVj " i -7' 4 fesaKgg, ill 4iM m 1 : FAMILY IH IN NKKD. I NOISELESS NOISE. j REQUEST FOR BIDS. . Among a number of (asfB of dHtl tute famllii'S rRIHirted lo JmlKe KU-o. the followliiK arn pxtnicts from a let ter from a Ktmtlmiian whom he sent to InvcstlRate one of them. It seenm that there, are more caneH of need for ('hrlHtmnH rharlty at thla time than ever reported here before. The letter sayH: "I went up to the house and found the conditions the worttt I ever saw. The ahaek of a Iioukh Is about 14 by 211 feet, all in one room. No fur niture except an old table and an old range. A little bedding was lay ing around on the floor and that Ih the way they slept. The children wero all in rags and bare-footed, ex cept the two oldest ones. They have eight children, five boys ami tin little girls, from 2 to III years. If It had not been for some neighbors I do not know what would have he come of them." PltKCINST IMII XDAKV CHANt; Owing to nil error in the descrip tion of the boundary of West Itose hurg percinct, published Thursday, the correct new boundary is given as follows: West Hosehlirg 1'recilict. Heglnnlng at the NW corner of Sec. IS, T11. 27 H K 6 W. W. M.. thence south 1 '4 miles, east 2 miles, south X 'ii miles, east lo the center of South I'mpiiua Hiver, thence down said Htreain to a point where same Intersects the west line of the city lllmlts of Hosehurg, or., thence fol lowing the west boundary of the city limits to a point where same inter sects the South I nipiiiia Itlver. thence down center of the South I'minimi Itlver to where tin' saute crosses the See. Hue between Sees. Ill and 111. Tp 27. SUC W. thence west oil sec tion lino to the place of beginning, excepting therefrom the 1lt acre tract known as the Soldiers' Home and described as follows: lleginning at n point ! '.is chains cast ami III chains south of the corner of Sec tions lit. 14. 2:1 an. I 2 1. in Township 27 South of ltang" 0 West. V. M . thence north ls :::t chains to north boundarv of John I.eiscr's lionatlon Land Claim No theme south 6S.75 degrees West 2:1.4 I chains, thence south 7S 7." decrees west 2 . chains, thence south 11 is chains to tbe center of the count) ro.til te.i.imc, to Hosehurg. thence south N2 T.O de grees east 12. !H'. chains, thence north SDMI degrees cast 12 2". chains to the place of beginning, contain'tii. forty acres, more or less. Ring a Bell In a Vacuum and .You Can not Hoar tho 8ound, The value of air as a noise and soujxl medium can rendilj be ascer tained by suspending n bell from a silk strand through the neck of a large twttle from which the air hits been pumped. By pulling on the silk the tongite can lie aeon to strike the sides of the tell, but no sound is beard. A bell suspended by a metal rod and rung would be nudlble, the sound waves being carried to the outside of tbe liottle by the metal rod. An cx jierlmcitt of this kind, using an Iron vessel as n substitute for the glass bot tle, would lie found not nearly so sat isfactory, though the bell be suspend ed from silk as In the former Instance, owing almost entirely to the' fact that Iron Is more porous thau glass, conse quently containing some air, which would convey an almost lmperceptlblo sound to tbe outside. There Is said to exist In Scotland a stone so opaque as to rentier litaudiblo even the firing of a cannon. If oue crouches on the opposite side. All liquids and gases are excellent sound conductors: especially Is water ou the surface, anil certain kinds of wood. If It was possible for two men to live a suilicicnt length of time in a glass box hermetically sealed aud con taining no air they would Ik unable to converse, though using the great est powers at their command. Chica go llecord Herald. Dry slab wood Pnge's Is the place. In the District Court of the 1'nltcd States for the District of Oregon. In the matter of Snyder & Company, j bankrupt. j I will receive sealed lids for the following parcels of properly, situ ated at dlendale, Oregon, In tho storeroom formerly occupied by the above named bankrupt, said property being formerly the property of said bankrupt, up to and until 12:00 o' clock noon on Friday, December 2C. , 1913: j 1. Stock of goods, wares, and merchandise, consisting of groceries, tobacco, hardware, tinware, ammuni tion, crockery, glassware, oils, paints, ; wagons, farm Implements, etc., of the j Inventoried value of $f402.r9. I One mule, three delivery wagons and one set harness, of the Inven toried value of 170.00. Fixtures pertaining to tho same of tho Inventoried vnlue of $ S S 1 . 7 . 2. Certain buildings upon prop erty not under lease, of the Inven toried value of $1100.00. I Bids to be received upon parcels . number one aud number two separ j ately. Certified check for 10 per cent must accompany each bid. Sale subject to the approval of the court. Inventory of the property may be seen at my office, and also at Ulen ! dale, Oregon, where the property imay be Inspected. Dated this 11th day of December. 1913. H I.. SAI1I.V. I No. 740-747 Morgan Bldg . dtd Portland, Oregon. Something for Every Stocking Pon't mis.s lht liff; tti ;u;.J etlr half hour show at the AntiVr s I'.m m tor Kihlay an, I SututMav i',ir 1 tV, ''nr ani) :t0t Tour n'ois or im-turos un.i otio and oin- half hours tua-u.i: ("oint'dy, atl fur one ailmisot.'ii. Ntur nd the 0 im,icie, lit tho t'UMKKlo f li.nf :l nit.,; '. atiil woiMorful on mo of a ru.it.i;. Ui.n can nlToM an no i-otiu- ii t-' .1 . i t with tho e.vonitfht that .ih ... In youth. For tho joun ,u I ...( harniu-iV nro n dlnVront oi.o fi i otlior nt lhhos from si-awtv! t:, tt,,' hoyrtay of Hfo tin turn:.. - a m H.H.ut tho sou. wokliii: lu fo i t r t :.t did of Us oyi-ji ami tfonorally lo.il :t roanthii; oxltonoo Ijiti-r iu lif. w oor. It grows llnM of (til au i.i s.-. w iiii-l.Tiiitf and ooitlitt lon to jihlf' .ai'tains itv atta.-ii iu l'v,.'f t. I ho kvh of ttirir raft ir,.i .l.-f , inm-h advortt-! po win of :in m:h yr, TontlVO pilttllM Oin'O tl.i'f. t!it' I' triii lo ha htvo.no n tUluro, wti.-tiu'f on ship or sharks. Its ryoit;ht t-. .i r.. moro uo. It oatinot sivk food and It on utnit shun tt foos. for it i.t- i-r more w III movo. T'n-roforo !: ot Nvoino suiH-rrtuon mill ;uvM t nnturo li:vartah!o rtilo In sucli c iti idttappvar tntlut(loi. roU4ioi You. If you are rotrntlimtoil. your o'.iro nystotn U polionod by the wasto n. ut ter kept In th body sorlous ro-aUs ofton follow. l pr. KIuk s No I.lf nils and you will soon g -t rid of constipation, houdAot.o and other troubloa. 25e at all dnmnlMs n K. B-icklen k Co . rhilAdrli hln or St. Ioula. u Sec our tine line oi holiday gootls which we have ranged for your inspection: llltl SIIKS Sll.lVINtJ SKTS TOILKT SKTS 4XI,1.AI( HO.IKS M.AMCt ltr HETS" rKKFl'MKS rilOKT.; HAI PAINTED CHIXA X MAS iSTATIONKRV FANCY HOLIDAY CANDIES VK ilE KOSFIUHG TRADING STAMPS Osburn's Pharmacy OPPOSITE HOTEL UMPQUA PHONE The Most Pleasing Gift You can Give Isn't Always Most Expensive Fr instance there is nothing which gives greater pleasure than a good Book. The comfort, enjoyment and inspiration meets every requirement of your friends and loved oiks the world over. Try it this year giving Books. For every Man, Woman or Child a lunik cM suini'ttlioro f soiuo kind, wliii-h they would liko to mwi if lin y kn.-w about It. Isn't this your opportunity? Books an' 'i.-st for Christum tifs- Whether It's dad, brother, mother, sisur r siinn'ii -Isi-'s brother or sister the happiest gift you -:iu niiiki- i.s u BOOK Wi' have, hooks or all kinds and many hundreds of other useful Itrms wlib h make especially appropriate and useful gifts. Everything for the Office Gifts that will serve some practical purpose every day from one Christmas to another. Roseburg Bookstore We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps. Do You Want Quality Flour at a Reasonable Price? We offer you Golden Crown and Imperial Hard wheat Flour at $1.50 and guarantee every sack. TRY IT and if you are not satisfied TELL US. I:KM1:mi:1:I!, .. KV0 noseburg Trading Checks. MARSHALL'S PHONE 184 """"".oon IVERS & POND PIANOS 11 K.A1N IS A PLAYER PIANO standard Five-puiut Motor C. S. HEINLINE, Local Agent, Phone;33-R We Arc On The Job Every Day nl"l logal holidays. I " 1 3 BUSY STORES Jj See ih Oolden Rule for dolls, toys and books. Our 11ns of 1 9c. I.'iC an.! 1 :c books will siirprine you. Call and ses tbem. Doo't pay more heu tho Oolden Hule has them for less. Xmns time la here. Shop early aud get tbe best for the least money at the Colden Rule Store Prices mean mousy sated. i . I l--' -",'t S'IB.I..- s ' ! 1 " " v. ili.j larriv: I 1 EEE 1 I (spSV Is'r ..jr. ji1- n Xjj 'poqs b esjoq jnoi 9'U P;Bn8 ?OU 9JB DOA JI Kisner & Marsh I'ractlcal and Scientific HORSESHOERS The Leading Shop noseburf. Ore. urnr Oak and Stephens streets. We Have Them The Famous iSealshipt Oysters Quarts $,00 I'ints 50 'iPint 25 SOLID MEASURE Louis Kohlhagen Phone 19 107 Caw Street
