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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1916)
I Does your roof leak? shingles from Pages. Fix It with 204-H5 WOOD SAYS KINK HAS LEFT HIS ARM KEEP YOUR VIONEY AT HOME The Douglas National Bank Capital md Surplus 130.000 The oldest bank in the county and owned and managed by home people. All "Preparedness" Plans Advocate a reserve army: All Batety demands a roserve power; All business desires a reserve capital; and Roseburg's National Reserve Bank olnnds ready to help each Individual to create a reserve fund that nuiy prove to be the deciding power when opportunity knocks. Milton Whitsett is employed at the farm and mines of Ora Coudray on Tennessee gulch. Russell Hoean of Wilbur. ?araa to this city this morning and spent the! SAYINGS AlVOl'XTS SOMCITKIf i i Every dollar earned by it helps to build up your own county. CITV $EVS. 4 Sherbet today at Galls'. Loans We make loans on lmprov. ed farm property. Douglas Abstract Company. 241-ml4j W. E. St. John, of Sutherlln, was a business visitor in Roseburg for some time today. ! I Mouldings fancy gram finish, wldo Ci'.;if and cedar posts. Page Invest-j ment Co. 204-flo i i Irvin P. Gardner, of Riddle, spent the day yesterday In this city at tending to business matters. ; before buying a cream separator,! "s'Jjrnte the New Sharpies sue-: tlon feed. Douglas County Creamery. ! zi"-tf j J. Hanks, of Glendale, who has been spending, a few days attending court returned to his home this morning. : Big dance at Dlxonville Friday nirht, March 3. Ott's orchestra, no undesirable parties admitted to the i tall. 304-H13 J. T. Bridges, of Oakland, candi date for county commissioner came to this city today to attend the good lGlves a brilliant jrlossy shlnothat a anneals to tho Iron that lasts tour H I times as long as any other. R I Black Silk Steve Polish a Is In a class by Itself. It's more n j carefully made find tnu.le ti j 3 from better materials. jj ctovo, yorcuuk move S THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN By GENE Could I HAVE THE PLEASURE OF lOUR , I COMPANY THIS EVENIN6 I 'l HAVF A60OT FIFTEEN! ' DOLLARS TO BLOW IM ON e ( A iOOO TIME. AND I . CANT THINK OF AWSBOOY l WHOSE CONPAMS 'D E-NJCWy AS MUCH AS HOUR 4 ! a dfcJ If you want good insurance you should know the Company - back of your policy. You should have your policies made to conform with the Oregon laws. j You should know the finan- 4 cial standing of the Company j issuing your policies. We see luul every possiDie protection is given our clients. We write all kinds of INSURANCE and BONDS. 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 tno above list are two of the Strongest Companies doing business in the United States. Let us write your Insurance. We make a specialty of this line and assure you prompt service. RICE & RICE. 4 roads meeting at the .Commercial club. FVr hot chicken tamales, go to Galls'. 2G0-tf Chas. Steves, of Oakland." was a i business visitor In this city for sev eral hours today. AH kinds of lumber, common and clear, rough and dressed. Page In vestment Co., the North' Side yard. 204-U5 Mrs. C. Dole left this niorsjtog for Klamath Falls where she will join her husband who is employed there. Another car of fancy, re-cleaned white oats, suitable for seeding, will arrive Monday at the People's Supply oC. 296-tf j Aleda Hagen and Miss Mary D. nyivia lett tins morning ror San Francisco where they will spend several weeks. Miss Sylvia will study at a musical conservatory and Miss Hagen will visit with relatives. To place absolutely highest qual ity goods at your disposal at the very lowest cost to you is our con-1 stant aim in all lines. In P. S. C. i coffee we give the best quality we ! can procure, less expensive retailer's profits. Price is 35e per lb., 3 lbs. I $1;00. Every package guaranteed.! People's Supply Co. 296-tf BYRNES -lay attending to business matters. Geo. Stearns, of Oakland, came to this city today and spent several hours attending to business mat ters. Mrs. A. Waiupole and son are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Olson, this week. Window sale by St. George's Guild, sale of cakes, pics, cookies, bread and sulad, at Kidd's grocery store. Sat urday, March 4. 302-m3 Miss Viola Harmon, the popular teach at Koler, spent Sunday at the home of her sister. Mrs. Laurence Neuner'in thaT'clty. C. L. Cheneworth and wife, of Oakland, spent the day in this city visiting with friends and attending to busiess matters. Get whiter, lighter bread and more loaves to the sack from High Flight flour. Every sack guaranteed. Our price the lowest on high quality flour. People's Supply Co. 296-tf Rev. D. D. Dodge, of Medford. presiding elder of the Free Method ist church, tame to Roseburg this morning and will hold a meeting here Sunday. Miss Lillian Harris, of Portland, has returned to Glendale and has entered the plendale school. She is at the home of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Brlggs. Holstoln 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 Buy an auto sponge, 35c"tthd 50c. for a big one. Churchill's. 308-m4 No. 0 steel wool with soap makes best cleaner fop aluminum or gran ite ware. 10c at Churchill's. 308-m4 Attention automobile owners. The Roseburg Garage has been ap pointed service station for the Will ard Storage Battery Co., and have in stock a complete .line of 'bat teries and battery jparts. Bring your battery to us for free Inspec tion. 300-ntl 4 1) Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Q nan tie, son anl daughter, were the guests over Sunday of Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Davis, at the Miller-Davis mines on Coyote creek, which are being active ly worked this winter and showing excellent returns in gold. All mines on his creek are being worked suc cessfully this year. A very pretty wedding was per formed at the parsonage of the Baptist church yesterday afternoon' when Hugh Holgren and Hilda Nel-1 son were united in marriage, Rev. j Eaton officiating. Both the contract- j ing parties are residents of Melrose1 where they are well known. Mr. Hoi-' gren is a farmer of that vicinity and j the two will be at home to their many friends at once. j One of the most significant path-, erlngs in the history of Portland was the great Layman's Missionary! convention held there three weeks , ago. "The biggest thing th::t ever I happened," was the verdict of the, 2300 business and professional men! who registered for its sessions. Much J of that wonderful meeting will be re-j produced in the "Pass It On' con-1 vention to be held in the Rosfburg Baptist church Friday, Snturday and Sunday nex. beginning Friday even ing. strong team Is coming, big trained, far .visioncd eaptalns )f spiritual Industry, whose messages will uplift and Inspire. These meet ings are free, and open to all. Come.' A large real estate deal was ma?0 last week when Frank Hill sold, or! rather traded, his fine farm and t J in-1 her holdings near Ar.I'hor, for tho j j resldnnce nnd fou'r lots beloneine to! I 8. R. Miller, on Gilbertson avc. In J this city. Mr. and Mrs. Millar have M'-nt thp past two years at their; homestead on Applegate above An-j rhor. find they will use their newly! acfjuired property In conjunction with their Mmnstad. Thr-I" on. L. B. MM1t, alf-o ownp n ho:-;"-f(T,i rrlioining that of hli pnrnl'v T" Miller r"Rfdcnee la oie of thf ni'-e:- in this city, Rnd was a horn of p-v.t hojipitiKty. Thev at yD tw M.Uar;! In thm rty, w !" Tiev have lived for 14 years. 4 Jee Wuotl. Joe Wood, the sroke-ball king, of the Boston Red Sox, believes the final kink has left his arm and that he will be ready to pick up in 1916 where he left off in 1912. Joe is only twenty-six years old. . For safe deposit vaults see the Douglas Abstruct Co. 2G3-m20 J. W. Thomas, the Anchor post master, was a Glendale visitor lust week. E. W. Lester returned to his home it Yoncalla after spending several days attending court. E. U. 03Hvaut teturnea to 'his home at Dillard this morning a.rter spending a few days in this city. F. A. Tripp, of Galesvllle, went over to Roseburg to look after busi ncss matters last week. Campbell & Diamond, lately of the Hotel Clarke, have taken charge of the boarding bouse and stored t the Lystul mill. John Binder, of Drain, who has 'leon spending several days as a jur or In tho ci'-cuit court returned to bis home at Drain this morning. Automobilo owners attention. Send us your storage batteries, mag- netoes, starters or g?nerato;s. We v ill overhaul the-m and put them In first class working condition. All work guaranteed und prices reason able. F. E. Smith & Co., Suthor lin. Ore. 268-ml8 The members of the local lodge of Modern Woodmen have received a statement from their headquarters in Roek Island, 111., showing the ad vancement made In tho benefit certi ficate during the past year, and It is most satisfactory. They have set their ma'-k at 100,000 by the end of 1916, ana think from the acces sions already .made and the general good feeling, that this mark will be reached without any difficulty. A. D. Bradley is showing some fine specimens of nuggets and gold dust taken from his placer mine at Olalla. Tho largest nugget Is al most pue gold and worth about $12.50, with Bcveral smaller ones. He has also fine specimens of quart rock which is gold, silver and cop per bearing, this mine being located at BniBhy Butte whero active tunnel ing has been In progress for some tlm. This Is said to be a very rich mine located only 12 miles from Re.Iiurg, and only needs some more? capital to provide machinery to put It on n splendid paying basis. CHICHESTER S PILLS V. ' IMum..n JTlrmndA M-vTVv1 I""'. MiM h Mite K.U,n.yr W w'.'J T.l(i rd nlW. II or of your v I fjf 1'mhtI-I. ..-f rr:ri. lIKH.TRItH' V vf 1IAM" tfM I'll. 1. 1, fur l!a -v. r, n n p ''!,-f,iSTSFVRVWK-!(F Let "Kelly" Do Your Moving, Hauling youuiyi .'-pi fZ ri..'. , ,. ::J :$ m Roseburg National Bank Jackson and Cass Sts. fry a Taugo Sundae at Galls'. 260-tt Mrs. B. F. Caldwell left this morn ing for Springfield where she will visit for a few days with her mother. Mrs. O. D. McAllister and .Mrs. John Enger left this morning for a visit Vttu triutius teiivt tu.ui.vtts u Portland. V. C. Knowles and wife, who Have bocn spending a few days in Hoseburg, left this morning for tholr home at Portland. C. F. Mornlngstar returned to his home at Drain this morning aftor Bpending several days in Hoseburg serving on the jury in the circuit court. Mrs. V. L. Dyslngor left this morning for Cottage Grove In re spouse to a telegram announcing the death of her uncle, Joe Miller, one of the oldest of Oregon pioneers. MAD AGAIN We will sen reuce now, for cash a 39-ln. 9 bar fence for 27c per rod; 39-in. 9 bar heavier fence for 32c per rod. 32-in. 8 btr fonco for 30c nor rod; 26-In. 7 bar hog fence 0-ln. stay for 29c por rod.; 20-in. 8 ba Page fence for 25c per rod; 35-ln. bar Page fence ofr 28o per rod. Al other klnda of Pago fence same old prices, 47-ln. 13 bar Page fence foi 45c; galvanized barb wire for $3.00 per spool. Also full stecK of all kinds of poultry rcncoB at prices that cannot be bought now anrt sold for. Prices subject to change with out notice. Get busy If you wnnl a bargain while we have the iroods STEAHNS & CI1ENOWETH Oakland and Voncalla, Oregon. 124-dsw-tf If Finding an Investor is an Important Matter to You, Advertise as Though You Realized the Fact! Persistent use of tlie liusiness opportunity,' elassifieation will find a backer for any really worth while eiKt rprise a partner for any f'ood business that needs develop ing a buyer for a store or a busi ness, or a patent or a PLAN. Y KM! It MAY require, more than ONK advertisement! Roseburg, Oregon If you want to buy or sell If you have rooms to rent if you have lost, something, try a classified ad. They bring results. DAJIA WKATHEH KEPOltT. U. S. Weather Bureau, loca: office, Hosoburg, Ore., 24 hours ending 6 a. m., March 2, 1916. Precipitation In inches and hun dredths: Highest temperature yesterday 44 Lowost temperature laBt night 3(5 Precipitation last 24 hours ...... .1!) Total precipitation since first month ,90 Normal preclp. for this month 3.98 Total precipitation from Sep- tombor 1, 1915, to late 27.08 Average precipitation from Sep tember 1, 1877 24.68 Total excess from Sep tember 1, 1915 3.40 Average precipitation for 38 wet seasons, (Sopt. to May, Inclusive 32.00 WILLIAM DELL, Observer ....... TtttTtT HEAD STUFFED FROM CATARRH OR A COLD Says Cream Applied In Nostrils Opens Air Passages Right Up. Instant relief no waiting. - Your clogged nostrils open right ups tho air pannages of your head clwir and you can hrratlio freely. No mora hawking, Bnuf liing, blowing, hcadncho, dryness. No struggling for brentli at night; your cold or catarrh diaappcars. Get a small bottle of Kly's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a .little of this fragrant, antiseptic, healing oream in your nostrils. It pen etrates through overy air paHsago of the head, sootlioR the inflamed or Bwollen mueouB inembrano and rcliof comes in Btantly. It's just fine, rion't Biay stuffed-up with a cold or nasty catarrh. and Transferring The French Transfer Company Phone 220 JiJiitiAil A