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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1916)
hcmi-Weeklr. Pr year $2.00 uix men' us 1.00 Entered as second-class matter Novcmher 6. 1909, at Roseburg, Ore. inder at of March 3. 1879. KATI HDAV, APRIL 1.1, 11)111. fit of tho advertisers nnd suliKerii.ei... the publishers would 8tate (hat the circulation of both the dully and the uemi-weekly .News is Increnalrnr steadily month by month, In paid up subscriptions the kliwl that valuable from a business standpoint. Douglas county has lost nn nf us Claims for distinction, for n i noted that the Sage of Lnoklnr, has not filed his Intention to be a candidate for President of the L'nlied btates this year . . Thz Maple Seeds Ride A wan if.o,r.!,7Lk,inP.'htrr h'A ."ere rve heen om. a!I the win- i and twirled in the wm. a..f"ul see" Pls- yen ,.l ...i. , mitv ui :av 1 ' Saving One's Beauty hud The kpi rl nrrla in,.i....i i. ... in dismay, and the south breezes kept TIIK WAIL AXSWKItKI). The postponement" of the Straw- ocrry carnival for a week later will only increase its attendance, as the berries will be that much bigger and sweeter. Ill SOCIETY In its eagerness to cast reflee lion on tho county court, and Inci dentally vent its mil i v .ulhcr well known citizens of this' uouuty who hujipen to take Jin iu . terest In the progress and develop ment or the county, tho local demo cratic organ makes n fur-fetched imrllsan appeal to the tuxnuvers re garding the recent appropriation of nvo Hundred dollars lor a represen tation of the products of the coun ty at tho coming state fair. The personal spile, and political venom Is shown when reference Is made to a relationship between the Judge of the Court, and a prominent -m. aen who was recently appointed as a mourner on tho state fair hoard ,.,i U attacks by Innuendo, tho records or mo man appointed to handle these thoso funds and make the proper ex hibit of tho products of the county, and who huppons at this time to be candidate on the republican tlckot for one of tho prominent couniv nt-i fices. The plain facts in this matter are those: At tho1 beginning of thig year, C. VV. Clark was appoint ed by" Dr.. Soely, prosldont of tho Commercial club, as the head of the connnlttoo to' Inannirn nil vi,ii.i, ..muo at amy city, county or Btate carnivals, exhibitions or rnir. m. selection for this placo was made uioiy on tho groends of fitness, demonstrated by post experience, and emphasized by his success when, ,iindor his management, Douglas county received-the; blue ribbon at tho state fair In coninetliin,, ,i.i. wvery other coimty In thetnto, and .. w.iu a Binuiier npiiroprlation Mian had over been niado bol'oro. The resultB ro too well known to require an answer as to where the money went, and how it was expen.i od. The omclul records of the county court presided over by a democratic. Judge, will show that i satisfactory receipt for the money pcut, and the money earned as vonmiiuB ami ri.tiiiucd s tho coun ty, was given by tho court, and en viron on the official records. As for the recent appointment, t Wus m,le "t tho personal sollriliitlon of tho proaldont or tho Commercial club backed up by tho recognised wishes of the cntlro agricultural and lu duslrlul portion or tho .mini v. Umt such an exhibit be ,ado (.a, ,,,, ear nt lh slate flp. As fl1. ( balance of , auuek. for such it la II loo pu.iniy ,.V,,.nt ,, ,J I .""l-ireu t,y the thought of losing control or n luiiKirinni orrko wlileh lina been held and controlled bv Incm for year f,.,. yer. lm K ,', nu.ciltlon of the methotls Iv , will pursued to continue II. The taxpayer, of this county wiM not nils,, j. ()pl,l,Sioll , spending of (his amount of their! ""'" I'wv well know It will result In benefits Iniineasureablv bo yond the plt.a,,,.,, w, they will not heed what Is too palp. My a political Mail. ,,,, ,,, Snlae of a deep seated whore the money of the taxpayers goes. ... iuiiiinueo rroni nsiiro o , 1 " ' JJ (Continued from page 2.) 1'iu-lies at I'lilloi ton Homo. The Fullorton lymie in West Roseburg was the scene or tw ,,,.. ty functions this week when Mrs. J. C. Kiillerton and M rs. (leni'L'n Kfl.unl, unci Aiiss Ilulck entertained on Wed nesday afternoon and this afternoon. Each afternoon the ladles entertain ed about fifty guests. The spac ious rooms of the Fullerton homo so tveil nd.iptou to enteriuinlng were charming W'eilnesd IIV Will, ,r,.nn bunches of Japanese barberry und u vvinio noworliiE Kbrub n.wl I day the predominating flowers )verc whito clematis and applo blossoms. Mrs. Fullerton's delicate plnli tu lips for which she Is famed added oeuuty to the tabio In the dining room. Tho artornoong were pleasantly spent with needlework lniei-,i,,i,i with much visiting and happily end- oil wiiii mo doliglitrul refreshments nun inese Hostesses dispense. Tho ladies were assltod both afternoons by Mrs. Nathan Fullerton and Miss Mury Swlnney. Today Is Miss Haznl ihi.h... "imiiiay anil In her daugh ter's honor, Mrs. E. A. Illnlde nsli" eil a few of her school friends to a Picnic In the West Hoseburg play grounds. Tho afternoon passed most happily for all, with many games iiml girlish pranks, and lots of good tilings to eat. Those who helped ms nazoi colebrato her bl,ii,,i,. were Dorothy and Kntherlno Oliver lii'.lh Powell. Mildred Black, Lillian t''Unt, Virginia Iluffcm, and Teka ilnynos. The young ,SSPB wore ch:i,ieroned by Mrs nrr Mrs. Hiiikle. After the Trotters' Club dance last evening Mm. William iiin o,... about r,.,y fril8 o hpp hono ( winter long the tree I M(I for Its nni.sed crlnrliu n a tree cannot make leaves In "."v-vtorni dear me, no! Nor j Woom in a blizzard of course o the tree, knowini' that it m r:;. :o tlie impossible, had waited . v n liat patience !t could muster, bmc "ad hoped and planned for the Bering. . fv) thA one day, quite suddenly It seemed, Spring arrived. Dirds came to Inspect the tree: sort winds whispered through its branches and, best of all, the sun shoue warmer and warmer. .'low the 'buds at the tips of the branches did swell! And bow the tree did drink in the wurm moisture and the sunshine! And the buds grew and grew and grew, till they burst their jackets and dainty green blooms hung all over the treo. You can Just guess how happy tho puiient mother tree was then! And the sun kept on shining and the warm winds continued to blow. So it was nn flnm t nil tin i .' blooms were turned to seed pods vory stI"- They all understood about Rfiflfl llnflu Hint .l J , .. . . .. till! iimn .....1 It. ........ t,,,, uuuai,.,, u, wo penuti. "- "j unu uiey ion sorry to leave fui green wings to every pod. And 1,or but oil. bow they wunted to iail you can hardly blame those maple awny u,ld try 'bcir wings! jeeds for being proud of their wings. Jut then some Buniienms whii lor few seed pods are found that aro Pl, "Never mind, mother tree' made so gracefully. Let the seeds go as they should'' . Now, said the seed pods, when Something else will come in their tney looked themselves over one line P'nco. Something else always doei worm morning. "It's about time for 1f "0 OQa one's duty It a'wavs us to try our wings." does!" . " "1 Just thought you'd be saying So the mother tr?o let tho seed oo,H that soon,' said kind Mrs. South BO a-saillng. She said not a word .0 Wind, so I brought all my baby spoil their fun. She even wavJ breezes to help you. Any time you them a happy good by. And then are ready, Just say the word, and lie turned to look herself over and away you may go on a breeze's back!" wlint do you supposo she found' She i ...,w lovl!y! Hm thoughtful! found that she was all covered over Well be ready soon!" called some of Will tiny now leaves. Something elsa ?,S.eodJP ? Bally' ha(1 como' 08 tl,B sunbeams promised But dearie me! The patient a'"i she had company ull summer mother tree was not bo happy long! disniXnTCas'-rnatv? TLf TirmE is a greater art In conserving one's looks than In acquiring beauty. Women are naturally pretty, if they are always fresh and dainty looking. If they fairly exhale cleanliness and cheer and intelli 'Just son the word, and awai jn-.i . man vo on a breeze's buck.'" 1 , .it Sth lalks BY WII.I.IAM BRADV, M.I) ; J) i " of a II ncn through with your work soften your hands with cold vrt nm pence. But fiw women seem to work Intelligently to ilnd out how they can hold their charms. To be sure, the army of the beauty seeker Is large more than hlllP nf all tho ,nr..n t ,l. try are trying to increase their per sonal attractions but most seem to think that a Jar of cold cream is altint all thai, Tt. ...u- ......... ul, uivj UCU. IVU11ICI1 WHO do their own work write in, telling lnA their trnnhtaa on.l T .,.!.. pack ways to eliminate them. For Instance that bugaboo dishwashing. Three times each day, sigh the housewives with hot water and strong soap and at the end of a little time their hands be come rough and red and dried out Naturally is thev nut ti.i- i .' ------- -- uunas into the water. My plan is better I have two pans of scalding hot water, and I hardly ever put my hands Into it. Dishes go into one pan with soap powder or soap ends in a wire basket. I handle the dishes from the side that sticks from the uater, washing them with a mon with a long wooden handle I paid 6 cents for it in a store. I lift the dish from the dish water Into the rinse, and when that' pan is full r hold an old cloth over the top 3 keep the dishes in, pour off the water, and set the dishes in a wood en rack where the water drains into the sink and where, by tho time the pots and pans are done the dishes themselves have dried' ready to be put away. My pans have been soaking, so they clean easily soap powder and a wire brush help when things have stuck to them. My hands rarely get into the water but in case they havo I keep a Jar of cold cream on the kitchen shelf, and rub my hands hitrrin.llv ulnlnn u .. u,i mo eream for the rest of my housework. Questions and Answers ttg nose hm a lump on it, which mnl-r, it look lon.wr than it i.,. ' have tn l mmmmnu ft, but sec rery little result ,5 pom. it. How can 1 improve it"-u"'"J Reply Yon could got ipilekor r-4ult, from a profmslonul, wlio would likely Ui fool ll.at It 18 n real dl.llsnremi'nt k would pay to consult a Wty cultufi.L Flense tell me the hest treatment tor a douoie ehu, .O. the first slave of dev'eL. vty. Ihankmrj you. A. 21. Reply You should mnssnRo both tha throat and face to got !, muscles b, ok to Iholr healthy tone. Get rid of tho fjitty aocunnilatlon by exorcising alt tha throat muscles. Throw the bead far back ' on the shoulders tensing tho chin muscle? Take the exercises of rolling the S Tr,"" 1n,,no:k; ls. turning the heaa m tar o right as passible, then led. "wayl m l" "",'n,tn"t anJ tensing. Put you? NOT QUlTTl'.VG I1CSIXKSS. ctsons who are subject to so-cnllnd Jl.fi' " tli;,e"fc'" r chronic inllam- , " gunis and tonth- soekots generally have poor health, nd frequently gUff or from systemic troubles due to the primary septio focus In or about the teeih It Is now pretty well known, even C-V''0 l!"ty' ,lmt "rheuma srn is usually a local manifesta tion of systemic poisoning f,.om somo rocoiri,le,l . . SOptlo focus. el, "'r.l"f a the root of a tooth, or a focus of infection under an old lining which perhaps has given the patient no trouble for years, yet shows a septic state when photographed with tho A fairly common Incident In tho course of chronic gingivitis (gum Inflammation) Is ml,: Tho patient suftera a sudden chill or chilly sen cation, and Immediately J,ps ttt ho conclus on that ho or she Is ink 111(3- rnlr ' rw ... .... iiuiuu in,, ---r. .... vi iiiir;ie unit Klnn ""'or of Mr. Hell's bli thdav, which i 8 Th"!'y "nK"'ry. The "cold" is ' today and Mrs. nenriro i.-.,,. ?.V"r .n,,out. "8 sensible as Is the . .. " ....!,- IBKlllg COld ' exnllll,:illnn f ..., Seplic Floods In Gingivitis en's which Is ll,0 seventeenth. The repast served (he guests wn doublv ' ",lv' evon iiir Hitimt in i.i i . . rt""iiuH oi sent c i'nliC0"1"8 "'m a wo" " Aceotniiiinvt.m 7 ,i.. Ihm, 1 . " CI11II1110SS there Is apt to bo more or less "'re mignt i,c siml-ixnies very severe. The patient do- r occasions each week following I01""9 " PttlnK headache, high Ihn dame. fever, and great prostration. Tho Physician, unless familiar wlih the Surprise. IW,v n. v . 'i,. '.'""' ."Porar- i'u ir ,, """t T the nt KO"'l "Izi'il crowd of tho Kebek-'oxH V J, ., ,,1re'rnti'd pus tlnils. a.;-.-,..,, , M, ,, MrlXZ A ew I-..,,, last Tuesday nlg,,,. IP-ently disappear ZTZ ilh a large supper and a fine lot ?r ,,, r, Kn,1" he' ; "istonmry stnto of sanies. T,s(, who , . '" " "h; , t'nfortunately. there '"o hlBhw.y were Messrs. 1 " trZTL I Xn '" J. W. Johnson. . H. s,,,,,,,, .,. , Il-nco .ho doctor may ovvr "". II. K. Marsh, and Mesd.lme, ' ". ,1,P.U "'" o look- I'rown, Pfeffer. I.n.1,1 .....,. . "'.ls 'l"re in the teeth es Hut a ml ! Scot I Cornell. Kdin Miss Jones ,..,,.,, ,, "I" ', ' s'luuru in the teeth, im hell, or if he does ssi..n, ,i... Van (1 under "rce of the senile il...... n, I's Jt'ties. Kussell I.d, , ,", ," " - l "jstciauH. ;r I" "fr T"""' o Uealth. idol' 'a Proy ""re to scout the m, tur sl,e llas hnrt U'ow bad teeth so many, many years septic llood. It has been called a Heavy cold," "fever and ague " gastric fever," "malaria." "bilious attack, " and various other fanciful names in scores of cases whore ha pat out helped in making tZ mt. nosls. B A single drop of pus Incarcerated by some accidental obstruction to drainage Is capable of producing torn."'?!" Vl:,leut ""finable vm" tons, though unfortunately pain is , luo mvoivea. QUESTIONS AXD i.SWE3.1 Xo liidulgences FP Member, Of Ureuil and Milk Club no,,,,,,,. A4 should v "" mill i, . ' """ '''""''."' The Him woman nmr try tho Z?,T' '"r " "ou prefer redr,"trrorr:''a!::,e near-Invalids, bilious, overf.j t i,' Uver'8':"L,,,l.!r,'l,,!, s' ''"intmlei. . "T1 prosperity Jlot apply!" lek piopl.PaJ3 Xon-Surglrnl Treatment Uf Cioitre rieasr tell me irkat ,, mean bv nn. '.r.,l trcatmn, exo,,htal"tr JX and ichere such treatment c, oe hai ..po... ,r lire ,, ,.., ,'';,.' in I , ,' ""lltlons in ,.ho plDslciaui; y m,t It has been reported that ' am quitting the Insurance business. These stntemonto Qnn ,o duoujuicjj en true, as I .ntoud to remain In the business permanently. The conipanios ' I represent are thoroughly reliable and 1 trust that no one will be In-j iiueiicea to place their business else where by these false statements. Your patronage Is solicited nnd win bo greatly appreciated. ELLA STEWART, Phone 142- Y. 42D S. P!ne St. 374-E20 For sale, all kinds nt Kn.,,,,.. uuiilllllg plants, Cantorburv hello ,, u ama Exposition rade of pansie plants on sale at Gall's mnf.. oi'y, Cass street. Phone 414. MrB. ' jj. uwens. 3 FOR TRADE Small and large farm j for city property. Address Cox 3S1. Roseburg or call 813 Short 5trect' , 463-a2i'p i ' . i.i fi'l hi Ko.jburg, Tuesday April 11, a i..dies gold watch. 'Hampden nuiko, name engraved in back. l.''.-i::!ato I. thy. Reward for re 10 N'w.-s nl'flr.j. 4li9-al7) FOR SALE Lot In Edenbower 50x 120, 4-room hous built within a year, on Pacific . highway. Bar- ' gain at J48O.U0 Tor quick deal. Address H. M. Stone, Edenbower, 0rnson- 472-a2Cp 75-tf 1 1 in nor land In Lane Co. cruise 4,000,000 feet. Seven m'l rrom railroad. M. C. Martin 1 " ft. uoseijiire. 4 5 4-a section I Will 3.17 FOR TRADE no acres at Wolf Creek, Ore., y. tillable, most can bo easily irrigated. Good houses, orchards, 1 acre garden, 1 acre spuds, several acres in hay. Tools, implements, stock, chickens. Over f 1000.00 worth of good wood easy to get out. Want stock of mer chandise or some other good busi ness, or will take house to $1500. balance cash. Price $3500.00. Ad dress It. P. Simpson, Wolf Creek, 475-C20 l Mti1 $EMM& l ?or Infanta nf .Mlir"iifimenuinB Casfmfa r4: IS lr. J I'nrty nt (,wus. general interest it uill 6 S " """ - Mothers Know Tfia" V lllti I IHIluv. It Is with pleasure and pride that jiio iew8 calls nltentlon to the1 twcnly-four ,mn edition issued to-j ,"'"","5' I'lm.er. A ,,r,y of iw ent.vseven from ,e ' , " ki :.l:!":'y ?! o, 10 TIIK VTKI,S .' May. Members of ,h. , ' 'lotrineisier bv snr,. ,.,. u.111 ,..i. . . . " I wish It exposal v .,i.......i . , ? "e-io-iiouse canvass tbal 1 shall If elei,..i ... " ivuuij Villi, 1-1 , .. . " ....use , "' 'll'IIIlle s er hv ,......i. T, . - - .- ... , im- jhsi ""'-" "d spent the evening ,er "'.' at curds nn.l , M"l,p J""'"- and cakes were1, , " ,or a" t'"u"1 '"ved ,.. )f ....fshme,,,, nn,, r'l fnd. giving to I n.lssiouer, stand for an equal dls- ' "IK Hit (I veiling was a ,ost enjoyable day, ami trust It will be appreciated ,"" nnuierous generous advertls- niiveriis- ." rs, and constantly Increasing list of, "H'"5 Mrs , . caslon lra 11 "; ' ""sserman will he evening a. dinner, hon rl.lhsrrlber. Thin ,. "R. "l.U,leu,.:. . ' MM'"" ''- OC- of.,, ' ;,:." KU ' anniversary. . . ",M,n l Pub-, '"" ui be arranged for ,iv Pshed lis business, social, religion..' .! Mrs N, r. v 17x1 nnncl.l gd fraternal Interest.. KvJ W. L. Dysinger and Mr 1," , - . . ....... i-iHumnj ln Ino ... """" "con set up and printed , each ornd district lis Just proportion ,,M'V ""' mr road purposes Our latteral mads must receive the same fair consideration accorded the main line road. Very respectfllllv, (Pd. ad.) J. T. HRIIHIKS. I of the city within the next ten dins fur tho purposo of securing a list of 'ii nvaiiuhio rooms. Kindly give) the solicitor, when he calls, full in-! .,i iiiation about your rooms. 1. O. O. P. Rooms Com. 476-a20 A, mum i rum ....-vT. AVc;!c table IVcpain lionliirAs- c'mil 'll.'nit ll.r.i,l onA O..M.,li titiij ilic Slomnvhsiiiid Hnwtlsri e.-raniiii);ia,M -.. SitaiWui pignatu c;rr aiwistkd. In tho plant and the Illustrations rst and made there. For the beno- Try a Tango Punnue at nn-. S60-tf UDll.MS V.1 V! All persons w! oun nre urged to list one or mere renins with the I. O. r. liriiud Lodge rooms coinmit ce for the purpose f housing fie representatives t0 the coming Orand ."lgo session to be held here In If ycur auto Is out of r. ralr, tal;o 't to the "Ford Carage" and have it i.IJuated. Hut If your backbone Is J.it of repair, take it to the "Mrad Ford" adjustery and have It d jiisted. Licensed Chiropractic phytlclan. i:ooms. 421-22. Perkins bldg., Rose-! burs. Oregon. 468-dsw.tf Pro, mil...: fli'iir: licss.niiUfcsl.CmiliiiiisiicillH CiiunilDri)liuic norliucial r,:;pl' rtl- JiixtA'm I JftpfrmLtt M.TfT .iW - I j IrllftVl 111 IHVtlT IVIl VVIBUf Ull II, JVUl .'UUll.tUll.lfUUl i-vn- IossofSleek Jac Simile Sitfnatoit o IIE C EjrrATR CO MPAlU TfFV VORK J Always . Bears tho ftfw of .v :w YY ( ifr in 1 11 Use For Over 'Thirty-Years i ' ' f X.. : " ' " - ' ' : r
