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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1916)
THE EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1016. "WOI Mrs. L S. Taylor left this morn- The Easter window sale of the lng for Drain where she will visit Fullerton school will be held at the at the home of her grandmother, Bee Hive grocery and not at Kidd's Mrs. Julia Wagner, who Is quite ill-1 as announced yesterday. THE EVENING NEWS GRAND MAY BALL. Tuesday, May 2nd, at Arm- ory. MuhIc furnished by Ott'a 4 orchestra. Price of admission (1.00, ladles free, to be given 4 by the members of - the St. Joseph's Parish. A cordial In- viiation Is extended to the peo- pie of Itoseburg and surround- lug country. 4G0-tf (Fair Swimmer Breaks World's Record MIXTON J. SHOEMAKER CARL I). SHOEMAKER SAM J. SHOEMAKER Editors and Publishers. Fill your home atmosphere with exquisite lasting: fragrance ED. PINAUD'S LILAC The great French perfume, winner of highest international awards. Each drop as sweet and fragrant as the living Lilac blossom. A celebrated connoisseur said : I don't see how you can sell such a remarkable perfume for 75 cents a bottle and remember each bottle contains 6 oz.-it is wonderful value. Try it. a.l. A.,.r iviv lr,r FIT PINAUD S LILAC. For 10 cents tNHUEII IIAILV EXCEPT SUNDAY Suliscripllcm Rule Dally Per year, by mall $3.ik Per month, delivered .60 Sciiil-Woekly. . . .$2.00 . .. l.Od Fr year . . l mou'His our American offices will send you a testing bottle. Write today. PARFUMERIE ED. PINAUD, Dept M ED. PEiAUD BIdg., New York Enteral .IS second-class matter November 5, 1909. at Itoseburg, Ore. under net of March 3. 1S7!t. VOVK TO ' pd. rcallzi pay t You UI.LDI, I sia t' 3 an 1)K FRIDAY, AI'ltIL SI. 1D1U. JIEAL CRISIS IX MEXICO. In Carrania s turning against our ...l.n iiinnl intn Mfivil'n tfl lioln , JX)Cif " " I 1M mnliitnin nrrlpr the pxnerteri I I ... . - Thi lias happened. Ho is a creature of Ween 1 public sentiment, as any Mexican time MeWoftaln must be, particularly ono have P wltli a wouk hold on his Hceptre. ed t(yAnd "ie Mexicuns have an Ingrained now hatred of the Grlngoes. nvhlch it 7uar(i needs only a spark to set into nlants flames. No dictatorship In Mcxicq could long steAid which seemed to Us supporting public linked with Ameri cans In putting down another group d of Mexicans, Our grabbing of their I territory In 18-I8 Mill rankles. pnf -Doubtless the story of our relations ",nrJth Agulnulilo has been set forth Yo"fto our disadvantage. Curruux-u, aft- 'B''W backing and filling on the matter, notli-- ,,,.. ,,. ,. iviiuo nine iiim.ii inw nit-p uiaj tm uj Mexican opinion. that K lookH as if the United States ,-wnrn ill war wllh too renu I Hi ol 0 "Mexico Just as much as wo were In Iilill-jgn. Tho boat has been pushed out jjnto the siren m.; whither (will Jt, Phoi'JIoat? . It is very douhttul If the and tljnttod States troops can como out ntll order has been restored. That may bo one year hence, or ten years, as many centuries. It all do- ouda! Uoslon Herald. ALAS POOH YOltlCK. cl I Tho final reverborations from N'o- cJbruka' 111 (hie primary elections, In- ' Koclad'cte "ml nis ',0," si ute has at pencth tired of the versatile llryaii, -jlid haaeven refused to Bond him as 4 delegate to a convention where the Uoxfiocrats will name their stundurd pearor In nnother national campaign, what will a democratic national lonventlon be liko, without tho lm lorlal ono present or within easy Vailing distance, for ho has been one .f attractions at such SutherliiBS for lo, these many yen-. loch hns been said about tho In ratuKitb'Vr Mp'dbllH,' bilt It Is noth ir to comparo to tho tngrntltmlo t polltlcB. Poor Ilryan, there la luthliig loft any more but the Chiiu siiqua course J WMT, STOLEN (lit STRAY Ell, A one time brilliant, hut motoric lffuro In Mexican political dlsturb incos, by nmuo Villa. Even the grave Muses to claim him or hide him. lossibty a short advertisement In- unrtcd in a good live newspaper night bring the desired Information ttgnrdtng his whereabouts. "With tho nmnufarturo of lo Kit li ter ry Juice on a large Ht-alo In sifcht ur tho Hour futuro, it ml the proiluc lon of broccoli on Iho tncreuno. with ho rulaitiK of flax as ono of tho in u air lea of tuo country only etiMl- by tho nnnuul production of sugar tola, tho liiBcious strnwhorry will vo to look after ft laurolH in the inpqu Valley, or ono of thono olhor rotluctioiiH will wrt'Ht i'n claim away the spreading tho na.no nd T . " me of tho valley to every part or llo land. 1 i rho linkers of Itoseburg celelinit- Iho advent of Oood Krl.l.y by king grest quantities of lellclous Chaplin lor president in 1916. t cross buns, but unfortunately! ro living under rircumslatnes hlrh prevent tho use of the Mother10 1 "' 1,18 W1,tcl- ,se dll.y ' hot cross buns, one . little IT7"fok TUB liny, two a penny, hot crofs buns. SOCIAL KVKNIM; r they did ",u '" Bt I'l'he. When snuiebody snv: "Wo , - . are sorry to he keeping you up.1' The sale of the Kd. Humlin ranch ! Mr. Oladwell, of Tillamook, yes- r.1v w. rnnnnmmnted Ihrouyl, . . , ,, ... - t office of Iho W. A. llORard Rear ante Company. IN CAMl LOS ANGHLISS, April 21. Major Uoldbaum l'udllla, conridentlal rep res"tjntative ol Carrunza, refused tj dt'iiy or affirm the reports that he is searching for Villa, believing him to be hiding In this locality since Ahe raid on Columbus. Padilla heads the Sonora slato police. He admit ted that his mission here was of the inmost importance to his govern ment, but said he was pledged not to talk regarding the objects of his visit. It Is known that two organi zations here are trying to Institute t now revolution. .4 art N&wa. Sherbet today at Ouitb-. County Judgo ft. W. Marstcrs left this afternoon for Oakland whei' ho will spend tomorrow on of f icl.i1 ' Judge J. M. Upton, registrar ol the local land office, Is very 111 a' mercy hospital und tho hopes for his recovery are very Blight. He was laken suddenly HI and was hurried to the hospital where he Ib being given Uie best of medicnl attention. Iluy soap by tho case. The older It is the more washing u bar it will do. You save In prico and quantity necessary to use. Itoyal White and Hob White Laundry Soap, $3.85 per case of 100 bars, for a limited time only, Peoplo's Supply Co., Wholo Baler to consumer. 501-tf -y p-inr that the movio theatres might not havo all the monopoly on Iho war advertising, tho Red Cross Pharmacy and the Owl Drug Store today engaged In a short war with talcum powder as tho chief 'article of dissension. Talcum powder early this- morning bogan dropping in price until it reached a selling price of two cans for five cents. The war was abruptly ended, however, short ly afternoon when the supply was exhausted. The plans for the high school building rrlved today after they have been changed slightly by tho arcltoct, F. Manson White. The members of tho school board spent a few hours checking over the draw- HOHSES FOR SALE Addross 642 Second avenue N. Phone 406-J. 491-a24p KOH TRADE Small and large farm for city property. Address Box 3S4. . KnBcburg or call 813 Short street. 463-a22p KOIl SALE 9-year-old horse, sound in good condition; also single har. ness . Inquire DOS care of News office. 50B-a22p I'Oll SALE Tomato. Geranium. Pnnsles, Asters and nil kinds of flower plants. J. W. Dowell, 1265 Umpqua nvo. Phono 2St!-.I. G04--ni20p Everyday Wisdom II T DON II RKOI.D 1" ,wifo , y?,". v vluulcnke that seems a little thick, , ,, Wll). , t.ompRn l8 to fy: i'Denr. are you sure it isn't tho )ath mat?" c m n vimTJ' 3 There Is a man In Toledo so stingy 0n0 r ,, ;,,, mm nt101,t the world is Hint there are about r.O.lHUl.000 atraiiKers In It. lo ail of whom it Is comparatively ,K nU( sy to I Miss Helen Miss Helen Aufderheide of Indianapolis recently broke the world'i , record for plunge for women in the Detroit Athletic Club's pool. Ha distance was fifty feet,, three and one-half inches. ings which will probably be approved t Monday. ! Chas. Cray returned this after noon from a business trip tu .Vyrtle Creek. Vera James, of Kiddie, spent yee terday visiting with relatives in this city. Mrs. Eva Shorimui, of Yonculla, spent several hours In Itoseburg yes terday. Dorothy Veatch ieft this morning for Portland where she will visit for a few days. Mrs. K. A. Buffum left thisniorn lng for Eugcno where she will visit for a few duys. Bandmaster S. E. Wright left this morning for Sutherlln where he spent the day viBiting. Mrs. J. A. Barge, of Sutherlln, re turned homo yesterday afternoon aft er a Bhort visit in this city. The Fuilorton school will hold a window sale at Bee Hive grocery on Saturday. Easter novelties, eggs and cookod foods. Proceeds to go to new piano. 499-a21 Mrs. H. E. Field and daughter, Jessie, of Oakland, spent several hours In Itoseburg yesterday. ltov. Hickson, of Oakland, was a business visitor in this city for sev eral hours yesterday. Mrs. L. M. Pearson, of Drain, camo to Roseburg last evening to at tend the Eastern Star meeting. Mrs. S. E. Snyder and Mrs. L. B. Normnn loft this morning for Bunea Vista wTlero they intend to locate. Mrs. S. Leatherwood left yester day afternoon for Oakland whore she will visit with relatives for a few days. Mrs. S. Mornlngstnr returned home lo Drain yesterday afternoon after spending several hours In Itose burg. .diss Cowglll, of the Oregon Ag ricultural College arrived In Rose burg this morning and will hold a meeting tonight at the Benson school In the interest of the boys' and girls" Industrial clubs. During the day she visited the various schools nbout tho city and made short talks before the assemblies. Everybody invited to Melrose It range hall to a Crango social. Also an Illustrated lecture, and canning demonstration by Miss Cowgill. as-i s'stiirt lerdr of r;V;"tr,al ':;! v.-ork! f the state. Mus'c l.y Miss Good man. Saturday e.ering. April 22. at 8 o'clock. 4S7-22p With the Mr gamey Chinook sal ':'.;n b-'glnnlng to run up stream, tho LM-ks of the river and the fishing grounds around Winchester are very Aufderheide. FOR SALIC. West tj i it o Grocery. All stock, 4 fixtures, horse, wagon. 4 E. C. BENSON 4 Receiver. 4 Room 4, Com. Club. Building. 4 331-tf 4 popular places thoue days, and many fine specimens are being tuken. The hiuock is the king of the salntun . l'iul iiow is in the pink of condition. Mrs. D. Ilauan, of Yoncalla, re turned to tier home yesterday even ing after spending toe day attending to Dusiness matters. Rev. R. E. Mathls will hold ser vices at the Pine Grove church on Easter Sunday at 11 a. m. A cor dial Invitation is given to attend. Mrs. J. H. Clark has resigned her position aB bookkeeper at the Shields & Hicks Jitney office and her place has been taken by Mrs. Anna Veatch. Call for the brown package coffee and get the best flavor and most uniform strength. A full measure of money's worth. Always fresh, al ways guaranteed by the People's Supply Co. 501-tf Vivian French yesterday under went an operation for hernia. Tho operation waB performed by Drs. Lehrbach and Houck and the latest reports were that It was very suc cessful and that the patient was rest ing easy. Get Proctor & Gamble White Nap tha soap. Tho high grade refined white soap containing Naptha aB the principal cleansing agent. 10 bar! carton 60c, per case of 100 bars $4.60. 501-tf V'hile turning the corner on Court a 'd Jackson streets yesterday Pedro M'Graw drove the general delivery truck Into one of the dray wagcus belonging to the Denn Transfer Co The fender on the auto was badly bent, but no damage was done b ! yond this. Bertram Hates, the well known cartoonist and musician has com posed a new ragtime selection which Is meeting with a great deal of favor at the many dances at which It has been used. It Is now being arrange,! In form for publication by Bandmaster "Togo" McLaughlin and will probably be out In sheet music form under the name of the "Hat' Ka" i'"in few months. CASTORIA For Infants nnd Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature Spring and ress In Dimities, Batistes, Now On NewSpring For Ladies Cocits Our Corset Deo't is complete in every detail. Models for every Figure. Be Friendly, Come in and see us Occasionally. I. Abraham The Dependable Store .sisiiiiggi Implements! , rViV. .: WHILE THIS WE WILL LHThanWholesale Cost IT WILL IWY VOL' TO INVESTIGATE J. F. BARKER & CO. IMPLEMENT AM) VEHICLES. Summer Goods Voiles and Silk Mixtures Display and Summer and Misses NOTE THIS FIXE COLOIt of our hams and bacon. That denotes first that they come from young, tender pigs and next that they have been r -operly cured. All our hams and bacon are cane sugar cured and hickory smoked. They ha"e a flavor of their own which once tasted you'll always prefer. Try some for breakfast tomorrow. 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