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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1916)
THE EVEXIXG NEWS, MONDAY, MAV 1, 1016. When you want the very bet Remember "Diamond W" Canned Fruits & Vegetables Will satisfy. Our stock of these Is very complete. Price and quality satlBfy. THE CASH STORE VI HAVE YOU MONEY li CASS HTKEHT CHANGE PASSES RESOLUTION TO RETAIN SUPERVISORS ALL LAUNDRY RECEIVED ON FRIDAY HY 0 A. M WILL UK DELIVERED SATURDAY roseburg steam laundry ASK US ABOUT OUR PRICES OX ROUGH DRY FAMILY WASHING Phone 79 and Our Autos Will Call rgranaawmirasnaaMHBiMia SPRING CLEANING is easy with the aid of a VACUUM CLEANER We rent them for 25c per hour. We sell them $19.50, $35, $150. Roseburg Electric Company LODGE DIKECTOKY. I Phone 123 234 N. Jackson 1 47Before and Afterxnr- Eating at the Gafateria WK CMPIX1V WIUTH HELP ONLY, BUY AND SERVE THE BEST jl FOODS OBTAINABLE. YOURS FOR QUALITY, QUANTITY ANO V'A It 1 1', 1 X . Phone 81 THE CAFATERIA 122 Cass Sr. In addition to the Crater lake road resolution passed by Pomona Grange last Saturday, the following regard ing the two Bchool supervisors of the county was also taken up and passed: WHEREAS, the county couit of Douglas county has Btarted a recall election on the rural school super visors, this being the second within a school year, the former election havJng failed, we, the Pomona Grange of Douglas county sincerely 'iope that the hoarus of directors hbr the same good Judgment as in the previous election for the following reasons: 1. The rural school supervisory system is the first move to bring the rural Rchools up to a standard of efficiency. 2. The rural schools of Douglas county have improved much more raply under this system than under any system previously inaugurated. 3. No well regulated business is ever successfully managed without expert supervision. "Education Jp " -cnuh'lc's chief business." It is ut terly impossible fr a county school superintendent to supervise all the schools of Douglas county and at the same time keep up the clerical work of tuo office of superintendent. 4. The expense of rural school supervision is nominal, being lesf than 8 cents per $1000. 5. The city schools have expert supervision paid for by tbo taxpayers of the city. Surely the rural schools are entitled to the samo, especially when the rural taxpayers pay a tax to support tho high school ' if the county. , The - ' -nhool 'supervisor adds more than tho value of his salary to the efficiency of tho rural teacher by demanding that the work bo kept 'up to tho (Standard and showing the way. 7. The greatest expense to flny "nrm of government lg In suppress ing crime. Douglas county is no exception. The expense of the cir cuit court of Douglas county is un reasonable. Statistics show that 90 per cent of tno Inmates of some of tho reformatories of the nation are boys and girls who wero born In tho country. The rural Bchool super visor keeps -oys and girls in school and thus greatly minimizes tho probabilities of their falling Into habits which may lead to crime. Therefore, Do It resolved, by the Pomona Crange of Douglas county in regular session, that wo go on record in favor of the rural sobol supervisory system and earnestly re quest the continunnco of the snm. FRED A. GOFF, Roseburg, Ore. W. L. MARTIN, Wilbur, Ore. W. C. EDWARDS. Drnin, Ore. Committee. RAGLES Roseburg Aen meets In tKeir halt on Jackson street, 2nd and 4 th Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock Visiting breth In good standing always welcome Howard Hess, W. P.; B.F. Good man, W. Sec. Phone 183. The NORTH SIDE GROCERY II AVE A FULL LINE OF Groceries, Flour and Feed TO SELL! THEY ARE PAYING 18c for Eggs The North Side Grocery ALTON S. 1'ltlsY, Prop. LOYAL ORDER OP MOOSE Rose burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets In every Monday evening at 8:00 o'clock. Visiting hretbers Invito' to attend. P. E. Foster, Dictator; H. O. Pargeter, Secretary. A. b & A. M., Laurel Lodge Xn. 13 Kegi'lar Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temples, Roseburg, Ore Visitors welcome. R. D. Williams, W. M.. W. F. Harris. Sec. Brotberhooa or American Teomen. Mt. Nebo Homestead 1828. Meet a'. Maccabee hall every 2nd and 4tb Wednesday. Visitors welcome. H W. Evans, foreman; C. V,'. Cloake, correspondent. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Oak Camp, No. 12.5, meets at the Odd Fellows hall In Roseburg, every first and third Monday evening. Visiting neighbors always wel come. Carl C. Gurtert, C. C; M M. Miller, clerk. K. OF P. Alpha Lodge No. 47 meets every Wednesday evening in I. O. O. F, Hall. Visiting Knights always welcome. Pay dues to Roy F. Durhln. M. of F., at "Duds for Men" store. A. J, Hochradel, C. C.j E. E. Wimberly, K. R. S. I. O. II. M. Umpqua Tribe No. 44 holds Btated councils the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month at the . Eagles Hall, N. Jackson street Visiting chiefs always welcome. W, S. Howard, 8achem; C. H. TeiciO' ski, C. of R.; W. C. Oaddls, K. of W. R. P. O. E. Rosenurg Lodge, No 326, boids regular communication! at their temple on second and fourth Thursdays of each month. All members requested to attend regularly and all vlsitlug brothers are cordially Invited to attend. A C. Seely. E. R.: I. B. Riddle. Sec. ROSKllUltG NKST No. 1417, Order of Owls, meets first . and third Tuesdays at 8 p. m. Eagles Hall. Visiting brothers always welcome Rosb Goodman, president; G. W Horner, secretary ()!' KK.irni Gn-iDH EXAMINATION. Notice Is horcby given Hint the lUi.orm state 8th grade examina tion will be given In nl' school dis tricts in Douglas County huvlng can didates for same, May 4-5, 1916. The following program will be observed: Thursday Arithmetic, Writing. Language, Agriculture, and Spoiling Friday Physiology, History, Geography, Civil Government, and Reading. Respectfully submitted, O. C. BROWN, County School Supt. 613-dsw-ml ADVERTISED MAIL. 1 "He Wields A Ready Pen" Tb long boon hiiUI of tho tow, but tthouM now Include the ninny, ' for tho ownor of & Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen soon finds that it la alway willin' nu,i always ready. The first good fountain pen was a "Waterman," and It has always lead the pro cession in real Improvement!, until today the highest ambition of its Imitators l to make somoth'ng "just as good as the Waterman.' A dl.iinond point, smooth as glass, a perfect feed, a real cap and lust but not lenst, guaranteed by 77? $&xaJLL Stare NATHAN 1TLLFKTON Pnrkli lliillritntf. Following Is a list of letters and cards remaining uncalled for at the Roseburg postofflce: Allen, Carl E (3); Alexander, Ed.; Adams, E. L.; Hush, W. 11.: Cole, Clarence; Dean, Awol; Farrar, John A.; Fuchs, Ella; Ferdinand. Michael K.; Ilyzer, Fravls; Jones. Miss Mollie: Kelly, R. M.; Mtnay, Albert; McKay, O. F.; Nelson, Chas. F.; Neubergor, 11111: Penney, S. A. Post. Chas.; Scherqulst, C. ; Smith, Harnett. Mrs.; Wempstead, Mrs. Donie; Weekly, Mrs. M. A.; Wright. Jns. M. Cnrtls. Sura. Mrs. Dora; Wilson, Miss Velma. L. F. REI7.ENSTEIN. Postmaster. I. O. O. F. Union Kn.-ainwnent- No . meets In Odd Fuuuws letup! every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. E. S Cockelreas, C. P.; J. B. Bnlloy, I S.; Jnme3 Ewart. F. S. I. O. O. F. Phllctarian Lodge, No. 8, meets In Odd Fellows Temple, corner of Jaskson and Cass streets on Saturday evening of each week. Members of the order In good standing Invited to attend. P. H Turnell, N. O.; O. H. Pickens, V G.j J. B. Balled F. S.; M. M. Mill er, R. S.; W. T. Wright. Treas. REIIEKAHS Rosenurg Rebekab Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. F., meet! In Odd Fellows Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brothers Invited to attend. Laura Kabkee, N. G.; THIle John son, Rec. Sec; Elsie Humphrey, F Bee: M. Fickle. Treas. O. O. F Rising Star Lodge No. 174, meets In Odd Fellows Tempi ) every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. F. B. Hamlin, N. O.; J. H. Harsh, V. G.-j Carl W. Ohman, Rec. Soc;m. Fickel, Fin. Sec; A. S. Hunt, Treas. TO THE VOTERS OF DOUGI.A9 CO I wish It expessly understood that I shall. If elected county com missioner, stand for an equal dis tribution of the road fund, giving to each orad district its Just proportion of money duo It for rond purposes. Our latteral roads must receive the wnme fair consideration accorded the main line road. Very respectfully, (pd. ad.) J. T. BRIDGES. L. O. T. M. Rosenurg Hive No. 11, holds regular reviews on second and fourth Thursday evenings In - Maccabee hall. Sisters of other hives vlsttlng In the city are cord' tally Invited to attend our reviews. Maccabee ball on Cass street, Elizabeth Pierce, lady com.; Jessie Rapp, R. K. Have You Read the Offer v of the The Evening News on Heart Songs? Over 400 Complete Songs with Word and Music iliiisiiliii! Pnnaayftfe ii ill! iSilil refeKS l&lfe mm Greatly Reduced Size. Full Size, 7x91-2 inches Juanita t m Atulante i. Soft o'er the fenn-taio, Llos-'ttnf filU the south -ctoroooo ; Far o'ct tb dktoiiUIb, i. When io Iby drumiog.MMDi Lke thcu shall thin a- fraia, Aad daj-licbt teim-tng UNITED ARTISANS AssemblyA105 meets at the Maccabee hall every first and third Wednesday even ing. Visiting members are always welcome. Elsla Humphrey, M. A. Aline Hoffman, P. M. A.; Emma Faulkner, Secy. O, E. S Roseourg Cbapter, 7?o. 8 holds their regular meeting on the first anj third Thursday! in each month. Visiting members In good standing are respectfully Invited to attend. Marie M. Rlter, W. M.; Free Johnson, Sen. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT Lllao Circle, No. 49, meets on first and third Monday evenings of each month In the I. 0. O. F. hall. Vis iting members in good Handing are Invited to attend. Elma Lewel len, G. N.; Clan Cawlfleld, tlsrk (Found on pat 371, "Heart Song") In the soft twilight, or as the deeper shadows gather, the song of "Juanita" always seems to soothe. The gifted authoress of this popular song was Mrs. Norton, a grandaughter of the famous ' Richard Brinsley Sheridan, born in Eng land in 1808. Her songs of "Bingen on the Rhine" and "Juanita" were very Eopular. She died 1877 and lived to ear the echoes of her plaintive "Juanita" come to her from nearly every civilized country in the world. !1 The Army of Coupon Clippers are to be Found in Our Office from Dawn to Darkness! Our Great Song Book Includes 16 Art Portraits of Famous Singers, with Biographical Sketch and Favorite Encore Elaborate Dictionary of Musical Terms Two Complete Indexes: One Alphabetically, one Classified Beautiful Maroon Binding, Gold Cover and Art Inlay Design A Great Home Magnet with a Strong Heart Pull Coupon in Today's Issue Explains Terms A World Beater The New Sharpies Special The Suction-Feed Tubular Sep arator. Twenty-eight new fea tures. Uniform thickness of cream regardless of speed. NOW ON DISPLAY AT THE Douglas Co. Creamery
