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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1916)
THE EaXI.VO NEWS, FRIDAY.. APRIL 21, 1010. WilllllMI I IH llll'IfrifMWiTiiliM'iK"""" '" liWMM-rmgs PLEA FOR ALLIES BRINGS PROTEST o. w. young 1). 11. IIL11AU TT , Easter Jewelry OTTLE JUICE $00.50 SEE OCR NEW LINE OF DIAMOND LA VALLIERES AND 1 E Electric Qeaner UttOOCHES NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW. THIS ' IS f&& EASVER TIME AND IF VO U WANT THE LATEST IN JEW ELRY WE CAN SERVE YOU BEST. QUALITY AND PRICE GUARANTEED TO ULEASE YOU KTCHT LAWRENCE TO rp -0k OFLOGANB RRY Make YOUR Summer Days Play Days- Get Out Into The Open SPRING and Summer are beckoning! Don't stay cooped up in the house it Isn't necessary. In over 70,000 homes the day's cleaning is done in an hour after breakfast The happy hum of the motor; the whirring brush of the Frantz Premier have finished the day's cleaning in' these homes. Kvery room is spick and span and the home is as bright, clean and healthful as the cool air of the woods. The dirt -devouring nozzle of die Frantz effective than if it weighed ninety. Ira light weight in made possible hy aluminum castings throughout a sturdy, compact . motor) and the elimination of all un necessary parts. The light and convenient special tools make it easy to aerate and clean portieri, curtains, wall coverings, upholstered furniture, clothing, bedding, etc, A complete set costs only $7. 50. Wo will gladly demoiiHtruto it on your ritff. See us today or cull ufl on the phone. Lot us show you a Frantz Premier in tictiou You will have more tlmo '"ntid on the porch and out In the open. AJ.LILBUR.USON Complete IIouno Furntshcra Premier has gone into every nook and corner, over every rug and carpet, easily, smoothly and efficiently. Not an atom of dirt or grit, not a thread, scrap or bit of lint have escaped it. These 70,000 good housekeepers have found Ui.it the Frantz Premier it their best friend in the hot, dusty days of summer, bccau iC it lenvos them the best part of the day for enjoyment. Open doors and windows (even tho screened) admit dust and dirt from the unwept streets. The way to clem easily and economically, the way thai lenvca you time to laugh and i;'ir, to swim and walk, to study and play ia the i'ratttz Premier nvey. Thi Frantz Premier is more titan a men; section or vacuum sweeper, H h vti electrically operated eiear-t-r weifh'-nct only nine pt-trT, and its mors NOW $32.50 mwBMMmmr- NOW $32.50 IS OMAUA, April 21. Tho Bryan family faction In Nebraska politics was completely wiped out In the primaries this week. William J. Bryan stands defeated at every turn liy Ueavy majorities and even though ho received a proxy by some other tale bh a dologuto to the Democratic National convention at St. Louis, ho y "W i 1 1 hnvy hiiihII Influence In that mooting, since his own stato lias re pudiated I) I in so definitely. Although no pai'tlciilui' effort was made In tho primary to defeat Bryan as duiegatu-at-lnrgo, .Wlinmka voters ot whom ho waa once the Idol, turn ed Against 111 m of their own accord and defeated him decisively. Not only did they defeat llryan himself, but thoy tuned down tho 1 1 leiulj for which ho made 100 speeches In defeated his new pet, prohlhltlon, lor which he made 1110 speeches in throo weeks. In his own city of Lincoln, Clias. W.: Iliyau, V. J. Bryan's brother, was defiMtti,! hy 10,000 by Neville, tho "wet" candidate for governor. Oharles llryan Was elected mayor of Lincoln only a ye.ir ago. That Lin coln voters tin vo Brown tired of his ndniln!stra(tnn is shown by tho re sult of tho vote In that city. That the entire state has Blown weary of tho dictatorial manner and the f ids of the oliler llrnn. Is Indi cated hy the results of tho vote, In viliieh William .1. llryan was con corned. Mr. llryan stands sixth In it lint of seven iMudidates fur ilele-Kate-a't-lurco. Mr. Ill-van's latest In. consistency was the making of pro hibition his chief issue and then having all tho members of his slate, except his brother, well known "wet" mon. y Two of tho Bryan "wet" prohi bitionists wero olected delogatcs-at-large, but tho Bryan family today stands completely eliminated from Nebraska polities. Even should Mr. Bryan manage to squeeze In as a delegate to the convention, his es cape from deTeat will havo been so narrow as to discredit him. Bryan made a tremendous effort to defeat Senator Hitchcock for ro nomlnntlon, but Hitchcock's majority over Bryan's candidate Is moro than two to one. Returns indicate that John L. Kennedy will bo tho Repub lican nominee for senator. Tho latest returns glvo Henry Ford a lead of 1000 over Albort II. Cummins for the Republican presidential nomination. Charles K. Hughes Is third. 1XVKSTIGATF. Til IS; ItKST FARM HL'Y IX HOFGLAS COUNTY. 120 acres of the vory finest red shot soil. One living creek and sev oral springs. 65 acres in cultivation. 2.'1 ncres G-enr-old pears and wal nuts, 2 acres mixed family orchard, (lood six room house, barn 35x30, cow barn 20x16, 2 chicken houses. hog house, root house, wood house, granary 21x16, (Wagon shed. All !hcse improvement!! In ;'lrst class condition. All fenced and crons renced. 10 acres timber, balnnce gently rolling pasture land. 2 lnlleB from S. P. U. U. on good county road. Prlro reduce' from $S0OO to $4'00 for quick sale. Somo terms. SKIFF H HA LTV COMPANY, Grand Hotel Annex, Itoseburg. 602n2C If Proven a Success Many More Acres Will be Used. EXCELLENT FLAVOR INMpp BERRIES Con in tore UU Club To 11 dp Secure llckle mid Cunning Fuctory Small Quantity 11 ax Heal Available. It has been reported to tho Com mercial club by the manager of Sun shine ranch, that some interesting experimental work is being done; along agricultural lines by this pro greaHive grower. Eighteen acres of loganberries have been set out which are now two years old, and havo been trollised, and which are expected to produce a considerable crop this year. Mr. Lawrence will extract and bottle the juice Tor the market and this will be done under the supervis ion of the extension department of the Agricultural college at Corval lis. This will be the first time logan berry juice has been manufactured commercially in the Umpqua valley, and the experiment will be watched with interest by the industries de partment of the local Commercial club, as It may be the means of at tracting a large extracting and bot tling plant for this purpose. It has been demonstrated that loganberries grow splendidly and with an excel lent flavor here, and the market is constantly increasing for the bottled product both on this coast and in the eastern markets. The Commer cial club is also working on a plan for a canning, pickling and fruit juice manufacturing plant at Hose burg, uml the results of this experi ment may be one of the means of securing such a plant. ' i As reported through these Vol-1 umns a week ago, the Koseburgi Commercial club has secured enough' fiber flfix seed for tho planting o"j five acres and this hps been alottod to five growers in various parts of the valley. One of these growers' Is unable to plant his quoto tlilsj year, so the Commercial club will offer this lot to any farmer of re sponsibility who will agree to plant and cure for it, and furnish the Btruw: so grown for shipment tho state flax plant at Salem where It will be retted and scutched and the returns paid to. tho grower. The grower will lo re-' quired to pay $3 for this seed, (onej and one-half bushels , In the fall when the crop is gathered. Any one; who Is interested should call on ' Secretary Josephson at the Commer- clnl club nt once. There is still nm- pie time for this seed to be planted. ' QUALITY SERVICE YOUNG & BUBAR JKWKLKltS & OPTOMETRISTS Phone 'riTo-One-Pnnr r,oi.l)iirK, Oi-eKon President Hutchins (top) and Loiis C. Cramptcn. President Hutchin of the Univer sity of Michigan has received from Congressman Crampton of Michigan a telegram protesting against the act of fourteen members of the fac ulty in signing, in their official cap acity, a memorial declaring sym pathy with the entente allies and against Germany. GRAND LODGE WILL CLOSE HIGH L MAY 22 With the changing or the Odd Fel-' lows Grand Lodge convention and the Strawberry Carnival dates. It I was announced this morning that j tho date for the closing of the high! school will be set for Monday, May! work the members of the local chapter last nlglit presented her with a' beautiful necklace. Three jiew members were initiat ed as a )2rt of the service, they be ing Mrs. J. E. Eager and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Page. 22, Instead of the 29th as had been planned. It was thought advisable to close the school before the car nival if possible as the final exam inations would follow the vacation days which Is a great inconvenience for both,the teachers and the pupils. The iate for the closing of the grade schools will not be changed and these schools will bo dismissed on the 20th, as originally planned. This .will be on the second day of the carnival which will be held on the 25th, 2Gth and 27th. In the high school the examina tions will be begun the week of the loth, starting Tuesday morning and lasting throughout the entire week. The school will assemble on the morn ing of the 22nd at which time the promotions and failures will he made known. SPRING TROUBLE? Let us solve 'our Spring Trouble. We' have the latest improved Spring Equip mentbest equipped shop in Roseburg. Try HENDRIE TIRES and forget your Tire Trouble KISNER & MARSH Mrs. Oeo.'E. Houck, Worthy Grand Matron of t,he Eastern Star Lodge, lost night paid her first official visit to the local chapter. Almost the entire membership was present and an excellent meeting which brought forth a great deal of praisie from the 1 1 Grand l.odgo officer was held. Fol lowing tho meeting a delicious ban quet was served. Although Mrs. Houck Is a mem ber of. tho locsl order this Is tho first official visit which she has made since being elected to the state office. It Is her duty as Worthy Grand Matron to visit all tho cnai, ters in the state once a year f--' she has Just completed an extended tour over the other parts of Oregon, having visited several hunured lodges. As an appreciation of her ANTLERS THEATRE ?yyvyy WKHNEK & KOLLKH, lassoes rti ft rjAuiiimto nuiutr .11 inijiiuijjji 111111 iiu "iiiuuitt hivjlivjh ictune Features. ' Always the Rest ' 1111111 "MBMHil Now! Mff iimmhii Jin nuai igMfTuami MAJESTIC THEATRE TIIK P.ltllillT SPOT TODAY 18 BARGAIN DAY! This la u real bargain. The prlro la lower, but the Quality ot tho pictures remain tho same. ANY SEAT 5 CENTS "SHOULD A WIFE FORGIVE" A five-part Equitable Feature, with Lillian Lorraine, the beauti ful New York Stapo and Motion Picture Star In the leading Prt. A story that will appeal to the hearts and minds of all who eo It. It la packed full of ftrlpplns situations and Intense dramatic GI'AKAM'KKI) TO PLEASE YOU You Are Thinking of A New Pair of Shoes ALI-OW I'S TO HELP YOl W 10 OKI EIt A FEW SldGESTlONK AM) W1I.U IF YOl PERMIT; 1 IT VOV It KKUT I.N 81X11 A MANNER AS TO INSI HE COMFORT AS WELL AS (tOOi) LOOKS. SOLE AtiliNTS FOR THE ( EI.l HIRATFl) (iltOl'M) (iUIPPF.R SVR ;ltl, SHOE FOR MEN AND WOMEN. KNDORSE1) HY OVER S.-i,(IIM) I.KAIH.Nd PHYSICIANS. XOTHINO LIKE IT EVK1! MADE RKFORE A Few Specials FOR KASTKU STYLK WKKK w This is liiligaln Day. lJiclies H(ick Volvet Gypsy Button. Forniorly sold $1.00, now ft!$2.95 Ladles White Kid Laco Shoes, very dainty and stylish - $4.00 "IIKAVKN M ILL PHOTCCT TIIK -M)R WORKINtl tJIUL" An other slde splittliig Vogue Comedy. ' SIX IIKKKS ANY SKAT il CK.NTS SIX IIKKLS TtMlOKItOW, ItOIIKRT WARWICK In "IISI ITS UK HKSIHK" A Story with a wonderful appeal to anyone who sees II. Also a good one-reel Comedy. Ladles Cloth Top Patent Vamp Shoes with Louis Heel. In laco or button $2.95 LaiHos Hlack Kid Lnco Shoos, patent trimmed with white eyelets and Inces $3.45 TKNNIS S1IOKS ANH OXKO'tlS, KM MY' I.OCS, IURKFOOT S.. HALS. KTC, KTC. ROSEBURG BOOTERIE irvin wtrxx SIioom That Sntlsfv lerkln. 111.1. CASS STRKKT 5C Any Seat PRICKS STILL OX. THIS IS AGAIN BARGAIN IAY THIS IS BARGAIN DAY! Any Seat Just LooK at This Prognm! TO.NKiHT! TOXIGHT! TONIGHT! America's Greatest Film Favorite Mary Pickford In the beautiful five reel Japanese Classic "Madam Butterfly" Also a new Animated Gazette ana the great laughing com edy "Hartney Merwin's Adventure" A MAGNIVICKXT SKVKN-HEKI, SHOW AT TIIK RIDICVLOIS PRICK OF A JITXKV (.V) COMING-SATURDAY Syd Chaplin in "A Submarine Pirate"
