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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1916)
All " Preparedness " Plans Advocate a reserve army: All safety demands a reserve power; Ail business desires a reserve capital; Roseburg's National Reserve Bank stands ready to help each Individual to create a reserve -fund that may prove to be the deciding power when opportunity knocks. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SOLICITED Roseburg National Bank Jackson and Cass Sts. CITY NEWS. 4 Sherbet today at Galls'. Dr. DeLapp will pay $20.00 for a short essay on Osteopathy. 284-nU J. W. Wise, of Yoncalla, spent the day In this city attending to busi ness affairs. Loans We make loans on Improv ed farm property. Douglas Abstract Company. 241-ml4 W. E. St. John, of Sutherlin, is spending a few days in this city at tending to business matters. Mouldings fancy era:u finish, wide re.'.ar and cedar posts. Page Invest ment Co. 204-fl5 .County Commissioner B. F. Nich ols came to this city thiB morning to attend to his official duties. If you wish to exchange a few hours time for J20.00 see Dr. DeLapp. 284-ml R. T. Worley left this moring for Albany where he will spend a few days attending to business matters. Before buying a cream separator, Invest. Kate tlK New Slmrp.es auc tion feed. Douglas County Creamery. 217-tf I i Big 'dance at Dixonville Friday ni-'ht, March 3. Ott's orchestra, no j undesirable parties admitted to the. hall. 304-m3 All kinds of lumber, common and clear, rough and dressed. Page ln vfimcnl Co., (he North Side yard. ' 204-H5 Mrs. Clara Hill, one of the wit-' nesses in the case against R. H. Jen nings, returned to her home at Yon calla this morning. Get whiter, lighter bread and more loaves to the sack from High Flight flour. Every sack guaranteed. Our price the lowest on high quality Clour. People's Supply Co. 296-tf H. D. Church left this morning for Salem, accompanying Geo. Jackson, who ras committed Jto the state training school Monday. .Mr. Church will bring back with him the two young men now being held In Salem THINGS THAT By GENE Cf ' fAOTHER PLEASE) v W COtAE OM A I CHASE "THOSE voo y4lVi2I-- V r 1 JvJiTrt THE vJ v. w-T1 60X5 ftNO I r: ga - .- r .ur-.-.r-.- .-:S and Roseburg, Oregon If you wane good Insurance you should know the Company back of your policy. You should have your policies made to conform with the Oregon laws. You should know the flnan- cial standing of the Company 4 issuing your policies. We see that overy possible protection is given our clients. We write all kinds of INSURANCE and UONDS. These familiar names should appeal to your good Judgment when selecting a Company. The Liverpool, Lon- don and' Globe, The Home of N. Y., The Continental, The Phoenix, The Sun, The Aetna. In tne above list are two of the O Strongest Companies doii g business in the United States. Let us write your insurance. We make a specialty of this line und assure you prompt service. RICE & RICE. and wanted here for the stealing of an auto robe and motorcycle tools. For hot chicken tamaics, go to Galls'. 260-tf Another car of fancy, re-cleaned white oats, suitable for seeding, will arrive Monday at the People's Supply oC. 296-tf School Superintendent O. 1C. Brown and Supervisor H. M. Cross left this morning for Drain where an industrial meeting will be held today. Hoistein Dairy feed composed of alfalfa meal, grains and molasses, will increase the flow of milk And at the same time build up your milch Cows In flesh. Get it at the Peo ple's Supply Co. 296-tf Miss Sylvia, the well known musical instructor, will leave in the morning for San Frunclsco, where she will spend several weeks taking teachers examinations and acquir ing the certificate not given in this state. To place absolutely highest qual ity goods at your disposal at the very lowest cost to you Is our con stant aim in all lines. In P. S. C. coffee we give the best quality we can procure, less expensive retailer's profits. Price is 35c per lb., 3 lbs $1.00. Every package guaranteed People's Supply Co. 296-tf NEVER HAPPEN BYRNES MILL SPEAK TKURS. That the good roads meeting to be held Thursday will not lack a good speaker is evidenced In the following telegram received by Henry- Harth this morning: "Good Roads Bureau- Roseburg, Oregon: Will be with you on Thursday ev ening. (Signed.) J. B. Yeon." Mr. Yeon is an enthusiast on good roads and a very forceful speaker. This man is also interested in Roseburg and vicinity, as he has pur chased an' interest in the water and light plant here in partnership with Mr. Pullman, of Portlond,, Mr. Welch having sold his interest to these two men. Besides his prop erty here he is the owner of a great deal of property interests in Port land, principal of which is the Yeon office building of which he is the owner. "When the matter of building the Columbia highway first came to the attention, Mr. Yeon became enthus ed with the idea and immediately set to work to mnke it a possibility. More than any other man he was re sponsible for this magnificent high way which is acknowledged by all' to he one of the miost beautiful roads in the United States. He is an eloquent speaker and thoroughly versed jn the subject of good roads and his address will un doubtedly be greatly enjoyed. PKPrTY ASSESSORS FOR 11)1(1 To the Honorable County Court, Douglas County, Oregon: Gontlemon: The following list of names have been selected by me to act as Deputy Assessors for 1916: A. L. Perkins '. Gardiner Roscoe Freyer : Scottsburg W. II. Iledrick Drain Harry Lauman Yoncalla M. L. Webb, Oakland & Su'iuerlin V. II. Hcndorson Calapooia E. G. Cloake Edonbower ias. Stephenson Roseburg f. R. Bailey Roseburg E. C. llerrick Dixonville Geo. Shrum Glide W. G. Rochester Looking Glass A. S. Iruland Olalla I. V. .limes 'Myrtle Creek I. II. Fnllerton Canyonville Will Q. Brown Rlddl A. G. Clarke Glendale I have Instructed the Deputies to take personal property only this year, thinking that the lnnd valua Hons would not i; approved and by going over them again this year and they apiieared to give satisfac tion In most cases last year. I think this system will be satisfactory to the majority of the taxpayers, and win be His means of saving the county quite an expense. I submit this list for your approval. Respectfully, F. L. CALKIN'S, Assessor. Approved 3-1-16. R. W. MARSTEKS, Judgo. MAI) AGAIN We will sen iciice uow, for cash, a 39-ln. 9 bar fence for 27c per rod; 39-ln. 9 nar Heavier fence for 32c per rod. 32-in. 8 btr fence for 30c per rod; 26-ln. 7 bnr hog fence C-In. stay for 29c per rod.; 20-In. 8 ba Page fence for 25c ppr rod; 2--ln. bar Page fence ofr 28c per rod. Al other kinds of Page fence same old prices, 47-ln. 13 bar Pago fence fot 45c; galvanized barb wire for $3.00 per spool. Also full sleek of all kinds of poultry fences at prices that cannot be bought now and sold for. Prices subject to change with out notice. Get busy If you want a bargain while we have the goods. STEARNS & CHF.NOWETH Oakland and Yoncalla, Oregon. 124-dsw-tf DAILY WEATHKH RKIORT. U. S. Weather Bureau, loca: office. Roseburg. Ore., 24 hours ending b a. m., March 1, 1916. Precipitation in Inches and hun dredths: Highest temperature yesterday LoweRt temperature last night Precipitation last 24 hours .... Total precipitation since first month 4 34 .89 i .89. Normal precip. for this month 4.72 Total precipitation from Sep tember 1, 1915, to date 29.89 Average precipitation from Sep tember 1. 1877 24.52 T ewrPF from Sep tember 1. 1915 2.37 Average precipitation for 38 wet sf-aons, (Sept. to May, Inclusive 32.00 WILLIAM BELL. Observer SOCIETY MAIDEN AS SHE LOOKED AT BALL yswiHr;iiiiiMiiii"ii aw Miss Muriel Onkea in her costume. At Palm Beach a few evenings ago Mr, E. C. Jones of New York guve what probably has been the most talked of affair since the opening of the season at the Florida resort, KOU SAIiK OR TItADE. Jersey Hvlfcrs and cows, fresh and to freshen soon, $35.00 to (65.00. One nice small saddle horse, good driver, $10.00. One good pack mare, $40.00. One 1000-lb. black Percheron horse, $1 40.00. Oliver plows, for any soil, riding, walking and tractor. Full line John Deere Implements, Fairbanks-Morse en gines, lighting plants, windmills, water systems, wagon scales, plat form scales, and spray outfits. Willamette Silos. Buggies, wagons and auto trailers. For all imple ments on the farm, see Signor, at the Farmers Feed Shed. oOS-dswal HUXTEITS SPItAY. Spray that orchard with Hunter's Lime-Sulphur Solution, Strength and purity absolutely guaranteed, recom mended by the fruit inspector for Douglas county, endorsed and sold by the Umpqiia Valley Fruit Union. 289-dswtr IF KIDNEYS ACT BAD TIE SALTS Says Backache is a sign you have bean eating too much moat, which " forms uric acid. When vou Wake up with hnckache and dull tiiiserv in tlio kidney rrion it pen- I ernlly iniviiia you have boen eating too much ment, says a well-known authority. Ment forum uric acid which overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter it ; irnm the blood nnd tlioy becomo sort of pnriilyzed mid locsy- When your kidneys pet sluppihh and clog you must relieve ttu-ni, like you relieve your boweU; re moving nil the body's urinous waste, e! you have backache, sick head tic ho, dizzy spells; your stomach sours, tonpuo is coated, and when tlie weather is hnd you Jiavo rheumatic twinges. 'Hie uriim is cloudy, full of sediment, channels otten pet sore, water scalds arid you are obliged j to seek relief two or thrco times during the night, t Kither consult a pood, reliable physl ' ciar. at once or pet from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Suits; take a tahlespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then net 9ne. This famous salts is mode from the acid of pre pes , and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been usd for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Halts is a life saver for regular meat eaters. It is inexpensive, cannot injure and makes a delightful, ctfer vescont lithia-water drink. 4 4?, I i rv .a to. M'j. wmi 4 ' ' '; L -A ' n ' J VH0C oc'jl SSsfc- ;.V y Let "Kelly" Do Your Moving, Hauling KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME The Douglas National Bank Capital .md Surplus 130.000 The oldest hank in the c itnty and owned and manned hv home people. Every dollar earned by it helps to build up your own county. JKU(iLAS NATIONAL 11AXK I1ELIKVES IN ADVERTISING The Douglas National Dank has closed an advertising con- tract with us, the first Install- ment appearing In this issue. These will be changed each wook throughout the year and will be of interest to our readers. Throe prizes of five dollars each are ofTered for t'le best advertisement of the bank written by students of the pub- lie schools of the county. One by students of the. .country schools, one by the Rosoburg city schools and ouo by the other towns of the county. These must not (exceed fifty words; must mention the capl- tal and surplus of the bank and must be rocelvod by Juno 1. The prize wining ones will be published over tho names of the winners. I. O. O. V. NOTICE. All members of rhlletaHnn Lodge No. 8, I. O. O. P., and all other Odd Follows, are requested to meet In Odd Kellows hall Thursday' aflor noon, March 2, at ono o'clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our doconsed brother, Henry Faulkner. Hy order of tho N. O. M. M. MILLER, 301-ml Secretary. If you want to buy or sell If you have rooms to rent If you iiavo lost something, try a classified ad. They bring resultH. If Finding an Investor is an Important Matter to You, Advertise as Though You Realized the Fact! Persistent use of the business opportunity,' classifii-ation will find a hacker for any really worth while eiK; rprise a partner for any j'ond business that needs develop ing n buyer for n store or a busi ness, or a patent, or a PLAN. YKS! It MAY require more than OXK advertisement! ACTIVE MEMBER OF PAN-AMERICAN SET; Seuora Gucrra. Senora dc Guerra, wife of Arturo, l. de Guerra, is one of the moatj i beautiful and active members of 0i9t ,'Latin-Amorican colony of Washing. Iton. She was Miss Carolina Rumble, of Natchez, Miss., and was living in! !rhilndelphia when she met Dr. da Guerra. Since the mnrriags they; have lived in Washington. NOTICE TO CIIL'ltCIKiOEIta ltolluvo yourBolf of tho trouble of cooking Sunday dlnuors by taking this meal at the Umpqiia hotel whore special chicken dinner is served for 50 cents. 297-ni3 and Transferring The French Transfer Company Phone 220
