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THE EVENING NEWS
BV . W. HATEH. '
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Per year, by mall , $3.00
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Per year $2.00
Six months 1.00
Entered aa second-clRHS matter
November 5, 1910, at Koseburg, Ore.,
under act of March 3, 1879.
ThFiiHDAV, AI'KIIj tn, ion.
There Is Home fear at El Paso that
the bull-fltfhUng ueiuon will be
eclluped by the revolution.
A town by the name of llunnowell
has elected a lady mayor. Well, con
sidering Kb name, how could it help
ItHOlf?
The way harem aklrts are attract
ing Hi root proceKHlontt in a suru-linll-catton
that they will bo Hiilllcleiuly
jiuiueroiiB to divide I he mob 8 of
men luLo their component unltu.
Olio neetl only to glance at the col
umn a or Tho Evening and Twlce-a-"Week
News to get siilllelent evldenco
of the popularity of the two editions
from an advertising atandpoint
every wide-awake biiKiuemi Iioiiho In
the clly being represented. Those
who fail to patronize tho advertiHlng
columns of The News do not get
within hearing ditance of over ten
thousand people who make their
homo In Douglas county and nre reg
ular readera of either the daily or
twtce-a-week News. It pays lo ad
vertise especially wHh Tho News.
TKACM EitS A1EE ELI0(TEI,
Halarb'H Art Iurreiisel l''rom I'our to
Ten Per Cent. '
Pursuant to a call of Mm chair
man, tho members of tho Iloseburg
Hi'.hool board met at tho ollle.es of J.
C. Eullerton lale yontenluy and Manti
ueh'd coimiderable IhihIik'hh.
Tho most linporlanl mat lor cou
ldered during tho afternoon wits
that of electing teachers for the en
Rulng year. In this, the board pro
ceeded cautiously, and lho record of
each applicant was investigated at
length lu order that tho present high
standard of tho ltoseburg nchools
may be maintained.
Among tjio teachers reflected
were tho following:
C 11. Halloway, principal of high
school,
HohhIo Kidder, Olivia UIhIov. Oer
rtln L. Cooper, Vera Horner and Ellis
llelaud, high school teachers.
lOHiilietli Parrot t, Alherta Tipton,
Allco Matin, Edith Clements and
Mrs. Myrtles Uradfnrd, grade teach
o rH In high school Ixiilding.
O. Kltzpatrlck, principal of Lime
school.
(lert.rude E. Illdo nnd Mary Altkeu,
prlniary teachers,
m Adetluo Htewart, fifth grnde.
" Jennie Cook, snventh grade.
(iortrudo Sanders, seventh grado.
Katherlne Dunham, third grade,
fteulah Kadabaugh, Becond grade.
Nellie Meyers, sixth grade.
Mabel Mahn, eighth grade.
Oraco Mowitt, not assigned.
Iollle Smith, not assigned.
Nolle Crout, supervisor of music.
Vivian Watson, West Koseburg
school.
Acting upon the recommendation
of School Clerk George Keunor, who
submitted a report In which ho show
ed that the teachers in the Koseburg
schools were receiving from 10 to 15 t
pel cent less wages than received!
by teachers In other sections of thej
state, the salaries were Increased i
from 4 to 10 per cent. Tho In
crease becomes effective upon the
opening of the schools next Septem
ber. Mr. Neuner also explained that the(
recent census showed an Increase of
180 children of school ago In the!
ltoseburg school district over that of!
tho previous year. Conseguently he
contended that five additional teach
ers would be necessary in order to
handle tho work satisfactory to the
members of tho board and tho public.
Two of those teachers will receive
$70 per month, while tho remaining
three teachers will receive per
month.
Tho salary of C. EHzpatrlek, prin
ciple of tho Kane school, wua also
Increased from $ if 0 to $ 1 00 per
month.
CALL FOU COUNTY WAHKAXTS.
Notice Is hereby given all parties
holding county warrants Issued by
Douglas County, Oregon, and Indors
ed "not paid for want of funds"
prior to and Including the 6th day
of December, 1910, to present the
same to the county treasurer of said
county at his office for payment as
Interest will cease thereon after the
date of this notice.
Dated at ltoseburg, Oregon, this
tho 10th day of April. 1911.
J. E. SAWYERS,
County Treasurer of Douglas Coun
ty, Oregon.
10-lOc POST ('A K1S HI-10c
of cards In Koseburg. General
Oregon and Washington views, local
views, birthday, comic, stork, fruit,
flowers, best wishes and Easter
cards. Special Friday and Saturday
only 16 for 10 cents. The Fair
Store. dswn
Have you heard about the Junior
play? Come and see it at tho Pai
aci theatre. daH
Vote for a new high school, you
will ho counted if you attend the
Junior piny, Friday night. dul-t
CAKI) OF THANKS.
"We tako this means of thanking
our many friends and neighbors who
so kindly assisted us during the Ill
ness and death of our beloved hus
band and father. We especially thank
the members of tho Masonic, Odd
Fellows' and Eastern Star lodges,
many of whom attended tho funeral.
MUH. JOHN AHZXKIt,
JOHN AltZNEK. Jr.,
MRS W. F. HARKIS.
MEW TODAY.
FOR SAEE Several fresh Jersey
milch cows. Inquire at Empire
Livery Stable. dtf
W A NT E I ) M 1 1 A) I T I io V - V 11 f Ini y Ti
good, fresh milch cow. Address,
giving full particulars nnd price, H.
A. Ilercher, Dlliard, Or. ml
LOST A hid les h lack timbrel a,
Sunday, April fl, was probably left
In tho postonioo. Please return
to Italph Jj. ltussell, News of
fice, tf
WOOD FOR SALE Six tier of dry
block fir at $2.2f the tier, and 14
sacks', of coal nt 50c jter 100.
Owner moving nwny. Inquire nt
Newa oHlco. al5
PARTNER WANTED. Man with
2i)0 wanted as partner in paying
proposition that will bear Investi
gation. Inquire at The News of
hYe for Information. M-d-alO
FOR SALE Nearly new John Deere
corn phi liter, cum pie to, wit h drill
of chock row planter attachment,
and In first class condition. In
cluding 100 rods of wire. Price
$:!0. Address or call on S. Hoop
er, Looking (Mass, Ore. swmlil
J.ODOE DlKECzolCY.
O. K. S. Koseburg Crmpier, No 8.
holds their regular meeting on th.
fhsi and third Thursdays in each
m-mth. Visiting members !n good
maii-IltiS are resperteilv iui:e
to attend. Maiy E. Houck, W
M.: Kreo Johnson. Sec.
A . I'. & A. M . Ln 1 1 rel
Lodge. No. 13. holdf
roiniljir rnort I n tm r.ti llu
,? second and fourth Wed
new! ays of each mouti.
Sojourners Invited to attend. J. D.
lurcher. W. M. ; N. T. Jewett see
Jr. . V, M. liosehurg Hive, ,u. 11
holds regular reviews on first
and third Wednesdays in the
Maccabee hall. Sisters of other
hives- visiting in the city are
cordially invH'-d to attend our re
views. Llbblo Kose, lady com
mander; Mrs. Jessie Rapn, U. K.
MODIOKN WOODMEN OT AMKllM -A
Myrtle Camp No. 6330, meet
every second and fourth Thursda
of every month in tho Maccanee
hall. Traveling neighbors arc
cordially invited to visit on r
camp. Chns. S. McEIhinny, Consul;
H. Stubbs, clerk.
F. O. E. Icosi.Diirg Aerie. No. 1497
meets second nnd fonnh Monda
In their hall on Jackson street ni
8 P. M. Grafton Worthlngton, W.
P., F. O. Micelll. see.
WOMEN ."OF U'OOIXTSAIT Lllaf
Circle, No. 4H, nieetrt on first anr
third Mondav evenings of each
month Jn the I. O. O. F. hall. Vis
King mem b!rs In good st nd! n
nro Invited to attend. Oracp
Pilklngton, G. N.; Clara Cawlfield,
clerk.
WOOIlE F THE WDKIiD Oab
Camp, No. 12i, meets nt tho Odo
FoIIowh' Hall In Koseburg. everj
flrHt nnd third Monday evenings
Visiting neighbors always wol
If Service and satisfaction is what you are
looking for- We can give it to you.
SOME FOOD FOR THOUGHT
THERE is great Pleasure, enjoyment and real satisfaction in
life when you know absolutely that your grocer sells you
everything clean and of the best quality. Carnation Flour,
made at Athena, Oregon, is The iesf hard wheat flour on the
market. Economy does not necessitate buying class B articles.
For the man of moderate means Carnation flour is an economy.
It realyis, for it makes more bread, good bread than any other.
1Plire Gold Butter, is just as good as the name implies. Bet
ter leave a standing order, for it's in great demand.
Golden Gdte, another product that is no near perfection that
all we need to say is: We carry a full line of Golden Gate
Teas, Colfecs and Spices.
Preferred Stock, Canned Goods in good cans. We have
tried all of this line which includes fruit, vegetables and cereals
and know they are to be preferred. We guarantee all our goods
to give satisfaction or money back.
lk'siik's usini; lho uonoral dolivory wo run a wajon of our own for accom
modations on rush ordors ami Mihurhan oalls. No matter where you live
or where you !uy, come in and see our stock and ask our prices. Remem
ber there is some satisfaction in knowing that what you eat is pure food,
clean and wholesome.
TheBenson Grocery
IMione'lSI
Pure l'oo.l Store
225 N. Jackson St.
Try this test in a
"Wear-Ever"
Aluminum Utensil
These statements relative to Alu
minum Ware are correct and we
hope you will prove thenij so by
buying ono of the trial sauce pans. It
will coat you only 65 cents, but that
will be the only cost, as It Is a
Wear Ever.
Ami to allow you to prove lt mer
its we will make you a special price
o(
on Katimhiy nnd Monday tlie l."tl
ami 17lh only.
Don't confound tills with Never
Wear, for It Is ln an entirely dif
ferent class.
Churchill Hardware
Co., Ironmongers
Piatt a rale of chocolate in a "Wtor-EMi"
taacepan without grating. Without adding
water melt over a low nre, wujidoi mmng. j
Chocolate will not burn.
BECAUSB aluminum beats quicker
and retains heat longer than other
materials of which coo It in f utensils
are made, you can save at least five
minutes in cooking each meal,
90 hours off your year's iuel bill.
11 WEAR-EVER" Aluminum Cooking
Utensils save food too, and expense for
replacing utensils worn out or burnt out.
They are practically indettrvctible.
l WEAR-EVER " ware cannot rust, Is
unsffeoted by burning, is strong, light to
handle and most durable. With aluminum
there is no danger of poisonous compounds
forming with acid fruits or foods.
l Replace utensils that wear oat
f. with utensils that "Wear-Eva"
Let us suddIt vou with 14 WEAR-EVER!'
the one-quart sauce
pan advertised in the
women's publications
and show you other
utensils bearins the
" Wear-Ever" trade- Sfs.
m" ttfiADEMAHK
T.AC.U.Ca
come. R. E. Smith, C. C; E.
N. Wwart, dork.
I'. (). I') itoaoliiiif; I.odno, No
?2 G, holds regular i:urmnuii!(-a
lions at tl.elr temple cu a-jeon-!
ami f jurlli Thursdays or p.ic!:
mor.'.h. Ml mergers roqticcifv?
to nt tend regularly and all vl-iMn:
brother are cordially Invltud to
attend. Fred Haynoa, E. It.j
M. C. Slocum. siT: :tnrv.
I. O. O. K. Hitting par UotUo No
174, niprts In Odd l-Vllnwn Temple
:'vory Friday i-vening. Visiting
brethren always wUeomc. Carl
Oliman. N. O.; W. S. Powell, S.;
M. Fickle,. F. 3-
I. O. O. K. PhllPtarlan T-utlKe, Nu
N, meets In Odd Fellows Temple,
corner oT Jackson and Cans stroeis
on Snturday evening of each week
Membera of the nruVr in Kood
slandlns nre invited to attend. I.
M. Milledge. N. G.; M. M. Miller, H.
R. ; 11. O. Lewis, F. 9.
W, A. Storm, pracTIciu crearar nul
presser of ladles' wear. Latos". meth
ods of French dry cleaning, col
ors permitting, Including feathers,
all kinds, plumes, furs and gloves.
tn connection with O. W. Sloper ot
tho Iloseburg Cleaning and Pressing
Works, 308 Jackson street. Phono
No. 4 7. Clothes called for and de
livered, d-tf
Is open under new mana
gement. Entire change c
program every day, ikd v
illustrated song hy Mrs. AuJiay Trog-
WATCH OUI SUNDAY PROGRAM
Theatre
Sc
Easter Tinie
tm line you win linn crouueu
uith imt jippnprinte tokens for
Kaster j;itl givttit;.
Tlie fiisliion nf Kiter feivinS
is n row I ii; by leap- mid IhuiimN
rat h year.
A. S. Hueij
KosrbiiruH laillittf Jeweler
On t'nss Street.
I BARGAIN DAYS OX
Fruit Trees
I'inip Tn-rs, per llundretl t-rt.(MI
lV;u h" TrtH-M, er Eluntlrotl Ht'i.tMi -
Sniiu i;coilt' lauirlicd at us when we stated
our determination to systematize, re.'rulate
and improve our service to ive Absolute Satis
faction to Our Ertire Tr?.cio. We are in-oud of
the fact that in a few short months we hnve not
only proven our ability tn do So, lmt that the
people apreeiate it to siu-h an extent that our
trade has inereaed woudcrl'iilly, even durinir
the dullest months of the year.
Are yon sntisiied with your service? If
not why nut give us a trial? Kven though you
may have traded with us in the past, remem'her
we are under new management now, and our
service much improved. Ask any of our eus
tomers how they like our goods, our service and
our prices. Our customers are our best adver
tisers. Ve want the trade of five hundred more
families, inereasinp: our trade decreases lho
proportion of expense and enables us to make
more attractive prices to tho consumer. We
want you for one of the five hundred, to iret vou
we are goin to publish in few days a v.erv at
tractive proposition, open to evervbodv.
Watch for our Advertisement announcing it.
ROSEBUEC EOCHDALE CO.
Vtirt'ry SHwk of nil hind t'lienj
Write for Price.
ArRIL 5. 1911
Post Office Box 656
uosKiirmi
. OREGON