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MfM el prM troee rener bill. Both have tn enaorsa-
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U Mt owt 1b bow oreKardo la mnt
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Utckl Black, the local nuroery racy
; of a great majority of the peo-
regardlen of party. The cur-
MTIVW WinrUtm.,iXWV&WVFntUm. Too niuil amount markably wide approval, ai under
, A 1 !" !". appiea ana otbor Wee are He operation a general money panic
yMawfc)rg. Owgap, Fwt'4f belag planted. In a tew roars can acarcely be brought about es
i Btw M'BeOoaa-Claaa Hatter.' .lkOM new prone orchards now being peclallr aucb a one aa occurred in
I fainted will bo bringing In about 1907. A further feature of aucceu
Iltlt.OOt lor their annual crop. This In the present administration afjj the
eonaty aaa no auperior as a prunv'fact that the Postofflce Department
growing district. 'shows a surplus of nearly 14.000, 000
above operating expenses for the cur-
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Annoaneotaant of the candidacy of 30 years that this department has
Hoa. B. A. Booth, of Eugene, for tbo really shown a surplus the new par
U. 8. lanatorahlp will bo pleasing to eel post system being a large feature
jnaay trtnda ln tkia county. Tbat In bringing about this result. Trust
la a eaoabU man for that noaitlon regulation and Government owner-
Will be generally admitted. There Is ship of the telegraph and telephone
a at song .. probability that another systems are among the matters of big
thraansoraared tight will bo devel-l legislation soon to be taken up.
odm,, however, atmliar to that of
Christ maa la the araat event t
Ik year for tan children. WU1 yoa UU. which always makes the out-
daabtfaJ. .. Mr. Booth's friends
a little thouihtful aftort to-
ward seeing that no child looks la hero would have preferred to aee him
'rata for the) Halt of Bante Clana. Ihaeoraa l -candidate fnr Oovoraor. as
Iroy child la enUtled to tha eon-; la that aaa there would have been
ataarauoa of having a share la the. little doubt of hlo election. -
Christmas bonntr, and care shoald I ..
bo telwar that Bona be , overlooked, -
Renienber, , the Oraat Author of I Two of tha bis- faaturea oromlsed.
unrsnmaa saia, wnen speaamg or me by ..the Wilson administration have
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dom of
l'ttlo children: "Of aucb la tbo King-i been acaompUabod, : Those are a de-
Heaven." elded -redaction of tbo Uriff ached-
Do Your
Shopping Here
SEFUL presents priced1 so attractive
" ' you cannot afford to make selections
without 'seeing iVm.
Never before have we alio wm to coanplete
an assortment of useful Xmas pres
ents, i- Here is a partial list ol useful
: good. Check off the articles that
interest you and let us show you
how : easy it is to make up your
Xmas list.
TIm wIl know Porbmh TraveBog Bags and
IOtMgfatg 1 Robl Some very beautiful Navajo
' effectsiand among the various other designs and
i patterns are some very pretty German blankets.
SSpfjajW All kinds, including, the "Cavalier," col
. era, red, green and tan. A good, heavy slipper,
r tan and black, with a. heavy haud turned sale,
! as flexible as a piece of cloth.
favj s5kvfcU-r-Just the thing to, drape a piece
f- of Yurniturercoay corner or 4en.
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TbdJ Hull UlllbrwIUl Detachable handles and suit
case size. Fancy handle. with place for initials,
1 which we will have engraved free of charge.
Pajamas ai4 Night Kobe Put up one or two iu a
box aa you may like.
Collar BagsA large assortment in many colors,
fancy lined, with reseptacles for buttons and
(- scarf pins, also purse attached for jewels, etc.
CombilMtion Sets Fancy holiday boxes, scarf and
hose to match, beautiful two tone effect.
Combbiatioi. Sets Scarf, icarf pin, and clasp to
' match.
Fancy Burnt Wood Boxes With arm bauds and
hose supporters to match,
Ukctraerad China Cases With lock and key mie-
half dozen Hneu handkerchiefs.
ComMmtion Sets Leatherette portfolio, contains
tie and sox to match.
Fancy BOX, Moray Effect Arm bands and garters
to match.
Linen Handkerchiefs with initials, oue-half dozen
in box.
Holiday Suspenders Fancy boxed.
All Ties Sold Will furnish a beautiful holiday
folder ready for mailing.
Fowne's Cloves Men's aad Ladies' for street wear.
SCk Sox Two pair in box.
Tha Interwoven kind that will wear, 4 pair iu box.
Florsheim Shoes.
StaiSOn Hats Always a suitable gift. We have
. hat orders.
A?S&tt for the boy.
, The above are only a few suggestions of what
yon nay find here. Let us make your shopping
easier, and at the same time save the heavy expense
of holiday.buying.
Harth's Toggery
HOW THE ROl'XI) VP I'l'T
I'K.NIH.ETOX ON THK MAI".
Putting a town on the map has
always been considered a distinctly
commercial undertaking, a matter to
be handled by commercial associa
tions, who through publicity and en
couragement to manufacturers, busi
ness undertaking and an enormous
amount of boosting make a great
noise, build up a reputation ana
thru one thing and another accom-
nllsh the desired object or acquaint
ing the world at large with the fact
that there Is sucn a piace uuu 11
hmiM ha nn tha man.
That i the accepted Industrial
method. Of course there are many
Instances where towns have been put
on the man throueh fires, cyclones,
murders, riots, strikes, gold finds,
and other Incidents of more or less
ntieetlonabie desirability.
liut perhaps the most unique and
unexpected putting of a town on the
map belongs to renaieton, uregon,
known the world over as Round Up
Town.
Hound Up Town Is not a big city
and never will be. It has barely
emerged from the village class but
It's lusty yell of "Let 'er Buck" has
been heard the world over and la
today a slogan which meets a re
sponsive acceptation when properly
delivered In any point in the world
where the English language Is
spoken. There now journey to the
annual Round Up in the "Let 'er
Duck'' Hound Up town, more people
than attend any single event In the
United Statca, with the posidble ex
ception of the world s champion
baseball games In New York or Chi
cago. Sixty thousand people wit
nessed tho Round Up at Pendleton
Oregon, In 191.1, anil If the ratio of
increnso for the four performances
Is maintained for 1914, the attend
ance will be 7i,000.
And this taking place in a town
of less than six thousand people, a
county of less than 25,000. a state
of less thnn one million uml a coun
try which upon the maps looks like a
school boy's conception of darkest
Africa with Theodore Roosevelt out
of It.
So Round t') Town Is on the man
and Let er Huck" has become good
English. Mow did It happen? It
whs nml Is cine of thoso peculiar
pranks which fate plays upon peo
ples and communities.
It happened like this: Judge Fee.
who was circuit Judge when the cir
cuit Incliiiled the whole of Kastcrn
Oregon, a stretch of territory large
enough to cradle the Tlrltlsh Isles,
In 1 909 lioiiKht a ranch on Wild
Horse Creek from Judge Tom Halley.
.lutlKe Kee slocked this ranch with a
hired man and a team of work horses.
One tiny he told the hired man to
moil nt one of these work horses and
go up In the pasture after the cows.
The hired man did his very best but
he never did any more than to get
mounted. Judge Fee brought the
horse down town and hired a man
nt the price ot 15 to break that horse
to ride. The man gave the five dol
lars back and went to the hospital,
afier wlili-h lie retired from that
business. Then a person named
(leni'Ke i-'li-ti-her. ciininiiuily known as
"Mkkit ili'orge" on account ot his
color, said he would ride that horse.
The horse was taken to a little ball
park where the sage brush lenKUers
often i-t-osseil hats and si shooters,
and quite a spi'lnkling of people wont
ulong to see llenrge do It.
lleoiKi' ni'M'i- did. He tried, hut
1I111I was all Then 1111 Indian named
Jim Klslibiid, mini the reservation.
said he i-ouUI rule Hie horse. The
aiiiiiiiiiirotiiciit was made that next
Sunday Jim l-'lshlurd would ride that
horse.
While ordinary attendance at Hie
I ball games hud been an where from
in coi'iMiillls guard to a couple of
hundred, more tluui two thousand
people crowded Hie small lot t,i see
nno Indian try to ride one poor old
:pliiw horse.
(mhiio of the younger Kss of Hie
low 11 got out their old uigobi'.is and
a pencil and paper and began figar-
ling out this problem If two thou
sand people wilt uirii out to see one
; Indian ride one horse, bow i iatiy
people will turn out to see 01, , In
dian, one nigger and one while man
inue uiree nurses I lie ailsvie; w a.1
registered nt the first Hound 1 p. th
last week in September, r.U". a
eight thousand people.
I In ISUJ more than two ha.idrrd
rowmtys rame to ride bin king burses
slid It required more than a I indred
mid fifty burking horses, worth
iweniv-five thousand dollars, n pro
vldo tho means whereby the iiue.-ilnn
which wns first asked in Iflii eould
lie answered, and it entailed an ex
pense of l.l..!'t.ii to stage the lonlest
for 1913.
I Thtlt Is. briefly, the story ,-f how
Pendleton got on the map ai.,1 ' l et
, 'er Huck" became good English. To
day the grand stand and bleachers at
Hound l'p 1'ark will seat :.", 000 peo
ple, and they are filled 10 overflow
ing on the last day of the three
dais' performance.
i People come from all parts of the
world to see ttie Hound l'p. And
since that first Hound Up iu lstii.
the contamination has spread until
In 1913 there were Just fifty two
towns, villages or communities in the
West, Northwest ami Canada putting
on Imitation Round I'ps.
Dry slab wood Page's Is the place.
What Team Work Will Do
These borsea don't get anywhere because they are PULLING AGAINST
EACH OTHER.
Hitched together as a team they could pull a load bigger
than themselves.
It la tbe same way with men.
Pulling against eacb other tbey get nowhere.
Pulling together tbey accomplish wonders.
Tbe only way to wake k town advance is BT TEAM WORK.
Tbe last census shows that many American cities and villages advanced
marvelous!, others almoat stood still, while others actually went bsckwurd.
It Is a 10 to I bet tbat In tbe growing towns you will Bod a UNITED
CIVIO SPIRIT. Tbey support a board of trade, a commercial club or some
other form of organized boosting.
It I Just as certain that In tbe towns standing still or going backward
will be found factionalism and bickering tbo citizens pulling In different di
rections. Even horse sense ought to teach men the advantage of
pulling together.
TEAM WORK -that's the secret of TOWN
BOOMING-team work I
Simple English.
"Yes." said the earnest professor,
"what we want In literature Is direct
and simple English."
The listeners gravely nodded.
"Direct and simple." they echoed.
'Those conglomerated effusions of
vapid Intellects." the professor went
on, "wblcb pose In lamentable atti
tudes as the emotional and Intellectual
Ingredients of fictional realism fall far
short of the obvious requirements of
contemporary deuinnds and vlolute
the tradltlonnl models of the tran
scendent minds of tbe Ellxuliethnn era
of glorious memory. Pluin and simple
English Is the demand of tbe hour."
WhereiiHn everybody applauded and
weut home. Cleveland Plain Dculer.
STOMACH I'PSET?
Ml-o-im will l"rrvcnt Further
Trouble It Quickly and Sure
ly Knils Indigestion and
Ntomncli DlHti-css.
Distress after en I lug. belching of
gas and undigested food, that lumo
of lend feeling In the stomach, head
ache, biliousness and lack of energy,
are warning signals of out-of-order
stomach. Now at once is the time
to stop this distress.
Ml-o-ua Stomach Tablets Is the
remedy. They are absolutely harm
less. Cot a fifty cent box today.
Their use surely and quickly stops
stomach distress and Improves and
strengthens the digestive system so
tbat whut you cut Is converted Into
nutrition and the entire system is
properly nourished.
Money back If not benefitted. Red
Cross Pharmacy.
KKQl'EST VOR BIDS.
In the District Court of the United
Statea for the District of Oregon.
In the matter of Snyder A Company,
bankrupt.
I will receive sealed bids for the
following parcels of orouertv. sltu-
uted at Glendale, Oregon, in the
storeroom formerly occupied by the
aDove named bankrupt, snld property
being formerly the property of said
bankrupt, up to and until 12:00 o'
clock noon on Krlday, December 26,
1913:
1. Stock of goods, wares, and
merchandise, consisting of grocories,
tobacco, hardware, tinware, ammuni
tion, crockery, glassware, oils, paints,
wagons, farm Implements, etc., ot the
inventoried value of ,ri402.D9.
One mule, three delivery wagons
auj one set harness, of tbe Inven
toried vuluo of $170.00.
Fixtures pertaining to the same of
the inventoried value of $881.75.
2. Certain buildings upon prop
erty not under lease, of the Inven
toried value of $1100.00.
Bids to be received upon parcels
number one and number two separ-
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VUIllLlOU GUIKft 1UI IV I'd
muat accompany each bid.
Sale subject to tbe approval of the
court.
Inventory of tbe property may be
seen at my office, and also at Glen
dale, Oregon, where the property
may be Inspected.
Dated this 11th day of December.
1913. R. L. SABIN.
No. 740-747 Morgan Bldg.,
dtd Portland, Oregon.
GIVE YOlTt SON
WATCH HE WILL HE
PKOl'D TO SHOW.
Your son or daughter
will feel very proud of
the'watch you give for
Christmas If it is a Gru- V
en Verlthln. j
Come in and let us show '
you how It was made
halt as thick as the or- j
dtnary watch without
reducing h" and !
strength of movement .
parts; how with this
beautiful thinness was
combined tho highest :
accuracy and durabil
ity: and why you should ,
give your son this watch :
for his life's timepiece..
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Prices: $25 to $210
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The Gift Store
111 Casn Street.
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Something for
Every Stocking
See our fiue liue ot k did ay goods which we have ar
ranged for your iuspectiou:
IIRl'SHKS
SHAVING SETS
TOII.HT SKTS
(XH.LAH IIOXKS
MANICTRK HKTS
PKKFl'MKS
CIIOICK HAND PAINTED CHINA
XMAS STATIONERY
FANCY HOI J DAY CANDIES
WK GIVE RO6EBIRG TRADING STAMPS
Osburn's Pharmacy
OPPOSITE HOTEL UMPQUA PHONE 162
The Most Pleasing
Gift You can Give Isn't
Always Most Expensive
For 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 ones the world over. Try it this year
giving Books.
For every Man, Woman or
Child
n bonk exists somewhere of some kind, which they would like to
own if they knew about It. Isn't this your opportunity? Books
' are best for Christmas gifts. W hether it's dad, brother, mother,
sister or someone else's brother or sister the hnppIeBt gift you
can uiaki) Is a
BOOK
Wc have hooks of all kinds and many hundreds .of other useful
iiems which make especially appropriate and useful gifts.
Everything for the Office
Gifts that will serve some practical purpose
every day from one Christmas to another.
RoseburgBookStore
We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps.
BEAR SEZ:
Just the thing for growing boys and girls
mjb
Head Rice
can be used In various ways to make
nourishing and wholcsomo dishes for
the children.
It Is a liriiln fowl. It builds up
nerve-t IsNtie.
Ask for it at
MARSHALL'S
The Pure Food Store
KKMKMllKlt. we give Roseburg Trading Checks.
PHONE 184 Roseburg, OregOD
IVERS & POND PIANOS
BARGAIN IN A PLAYER PIANO
Standard Five-point Motor
C. S. HEINLINE, Local Agent, Phone 33-R
Wc Arc On The Job Every Day
Kxcept Sundays and legal holidays.
We often hear remarked that
It takes a "stout back and a
weak mind" to make n good
horseslioer. This Is an Insult
to Intelligence, for a good
horseshoer must know weli the
nnatomy of the foot he Is shoe
ii'g to meet with success.
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l'..:?. tha Karriers.
Kisner & Marsh
Practical and Scientific
HORSESHOERS
The Leading Shop
Roseburg, Ore.
Corner Oak and Stephens streeti.
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We Have Them
The Famous
Sealshipt Oysters
Quarts $1.00
Pints 50
(iPint 25
SOLID MEASURE
Louis Kohlhagen
Phone 19 107 Cass Street
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