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THE EVEX1XG NEWS, WKDN'EKDAV, JUNE 14, 101d.
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THE
Douglas
National Bank
Km ploys only such methods in Its
business as makes blinking institu
tions of positive value, Tlio inaniij;'
n ient of tills institution bt'lieves that
ilwvo everything else, Stability ami
Faithfulness are demanded on the,
part of a well manured bank, ami
itp.m this basis wo invito your
imtronnge.
Capital and Surplus $1:10,000.00
chop coxnmoNs.
PORTLAND, June-H. Following
Is a summary of the crop conditions
for the week ending June 13, 1916,
as reported to the local office of the
weather bureau by specltil corres
pondents throughout the state: j
Although the days were moderate
ly warm and there was plenty of sun
shine, the nights were abnormally'
cool and on the morning of the 10th
a heavy frost formed in many places,
throughout the state. It did no;
damage in the western tv unties other j
than to potatoes, beans,' tomatoes
and tender garden truck, which was
nipped severely in places. In the
eastern counties the cold nights do-;
siroyeu niucu ol uie ,vegiauou in
gardens and held back the growth of;
yboth fall and spring sown wheat,
barley, oats and rye.
Many farmers have finished cut
ting their first crop of alfalfa, which
did not turn out so well as expected,
due to the precediner cold und cloudy;
weather. Pasturage, and meadows j
have made fairly good growth and,
stock is In fine condition. There arc,
more than the usual number of iriss-l
Ing hills in the hop yards and thej
condition of this crop Js, on thej
whole, unsatisfactory.
Apples and prunes continue doing
well and fungus and blight are less
troublesome, if anvth'ng, that vsmu!.
Home grown cherries continue to
ripen slowly. The few peaches that
escaped the May frosts are making
good advancement.
The weather during the week was
favorable for out door work and the
farmers have cleared the weeds from
Vieir cultivated crops. Some of
them have also begun haying, while
others are setting out kale and root
crops for stock feed. The snow is
melting slowly In the mountains. It
is still packed hard in the gulches
and has not all melted yet on the
north slopes, although the south
slopes are mostly bare. There will
be plenty of water for late irriga
tion. E. A. IUCALS,
District Forecaster.
N OTICK OK A X X V A L S( H )0 li
COMB SAGE TEA
Ladies! Try this! Darkens beauti
lully and nobody can tell Brings
back its gloss and thickness. j
Common garden sago browed into n
heavy ten, with sulphur and aicoliol
adtK'il, will turn gray, streaked ami
faded linir beautifully dark and luxuri
ant; remove every bit of dandruir, stop
scalp itching ami falling hair. Mixing
the .Vage Tea and Sulphur recipe at
home, though, is troublesome. An easier
way i to gi-t the roady-to-itso tonic, cost
ing ahon t f)0 cen tti a large hot t le, at
drug stores, known us "Wyeth's Sago
and Sulphur Compound," thus avoiding
a lot of muss.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is not
sinful, we all desire to retain our youth
ful appearance and attractiveness. Uy
darkening your hair with Wyoth'g Saga
and Sulphur, no one nun tell," because it
does it w naturally, so evenly. You
Hist dampen a sponge or soft brush with
it and draw, this through your hair,
t;ikiriT one small strand at a time; by
morning al! gray hairs have disappeared.
A'ter another applieution or two your
liaii Incomes beautifully dark, glossy,
soft n?d luxuriant and you appear years
younger.
Notice is hereby given to the legal
voters of school district No. 4, of
Dougias county, st:ite of Oregon,
that the Annual School Meeting of
said district will be held at the
Klks building, cor. Lane and Jack
son streets, to begin at the hour of
two o'clock p. ni. on the third Mon
day of June, being the 19th day of
Juno, A. D. 1915.
Thig meeting is called for the pur
pose of electing one director to serve
for a term of five years, and the
transaction of business usual at such
meeting.
Dated this 7th day of June, 1915.
Attest:
ROSCOE N GREEN,
Disrtict Clerk.
R. I,. STEPHENS,
Chairman Hoard of Directors.
Ladles of St. Joseph's church will
sell home cooking, aprons and hand
kerchiefs at thq Pee Hlvo Saturday,
June 17. 702-J16
MONEY to LOAN
$150,000 TO LOAN OX IMPKOV
i;i FARMS In Douglas County.
Long time loans, payable on or
jefore. 20 years, low interest.
Write for particulars.
UNION CENTRAL LIFE INS. CO.
By KICK & IUCE
Exclusive Agents for Douglas Co.
THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN
Coyriflitt f
ELvtfJ CsJooet-l to EAT
you! I MADE Xoo
"TO - pv :
1 1 w
is
W.AJs Hi.
1 Mlte&gss
51.25
32.50
25.00
10.00
29.35
20.62
23.12
27.50
20.00
30.00
2.50
G.00
2.10
2.10
1.00
B.-ir.
2. no
16. CO
34.20
1.10
T.1U
1.10
1.1.
1.10
1.10
1.00
1.60'
l.liU
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.60
5.20
Ai
4.50
8.13
18.25
460.80
9.41
S.Uv
' 3.50
4.00
10.00
12.G.7
20.00
1
J. C. Kaegl, same 20.00
Douglas County Klour Mills,
lud. ac .'. 12.70
13. V. Strong. Ind. ac. ..." 2.25
.Mrs. E. A. Shuey, uvcnile ac. .40
Davis & Holman, supplies .... 23.50
Beattio & Ilofmann, supplies 12.00
Tourtellotto & Hummel, pay-
- mciit on vault 13". 39
Elbert Lenox, work, clerk's
office 6.00
S. P. Prlno, livery 3.00
J. U. Uailcy, rent, elec. uc. 5.00
II. Guest, livery 2.05
Prank Gorrcll, super, dist. 1 5.00
Leslie Lilly, super. (list. 2 42.50
Clarence McCollum, super.
dist. 3 20.00
H. A. .Moore, super, dist. 7 3T.50
Arthur Mode, super., dist 9 23.73
Kred Uyron, super, dint. 10....
J. H. McCoy, super, dist. 12
J. A. Wulker, super, dist. 13
D. H. Slianibrook, super. 14
J. S. Dunnavin, super, dist 15
Warren Lucas, super. dl3t. 16
X. P. Wheat, super, dist. IS
A. K, Stocker, super, dist. 20
Hoy Griggs, super, dist. 21
A. F. Thiol, super, dist. 22
M. L. Dungay, super, dist. 23
G. A. Williams, super.' dist 24
Mace McCracken, super, dist
25
It. D. Harvey, super, dist. 26
John Abeene, super, dist. 27
W. S. Howard, super, dist. 28
K. G. Clouko, super, dist. 30
W. H. Brown, super, dist. 32
t- B. Lane, super, dist. 33
R. L Stearns, supor. dist. 35
fcl. C. Davis, super, dist. 39
Peter Didtel, super, dist. 37
John Botcher, rent, elec. ac
K. F. Pattorson, same
15. D. Chamberlain, St. vs.
Good, J. C ,
Wm. Osborn, same
V. K. Good, sume
Ira B. Riddle, St. vs. Foltz,
J. C ;
II. 13. Church, same
Ira B. Rlddlo, St. vs. Doe,
J. C
Ira B. Riddle, St. vs. Krohn
J. C
X. T. Jewett, inquest, Wal-
ness
N. T. Jewett, inquest, Busli-
noll
S. D. Evans, same
J. R. Bailey, same
A. L. Butlor, same
It. T. Ashworth, same
B. C. Agee, same
J. W. Dowell, same
it. F. Shields, same
A. F. Scther, same
Glenn H. Taylor, same
Geo. F. Skiff, same
Geo. MeCullorh, same
Robt. Brown, same
Alva Bushnoll, same
W. 11. Kennedy, same
N. T. Jewett, Inquest, Morris
Geo. K. Quine, express
Postal Tel Cable Co, messages
E. II. Lenox, exp. and postage
B. W. Bates, supplies
Review Pub. Co
Western Union Tel Co., mes.
R. 12. Hunt, services
Hotel McClallen, meals. Jury
Churchill Hdw. Co., Ind. ac.
Tl. Stubbs, supplies, Ind, ac.
F. Schmidt, Ind. home
W. G. Wade, juvenile ac
B. F. Shields, jitney
C. P. Churchill wood, court
houpe 6.25
F. B. Hamlin. S!h grade ex. 30.50
Mrs. O. C. llrov.n, same 63.00
H. M. Cross, school super. .. 120.00
Geo. W. Murphy, same 120.00
J. F. Kdmunds, secret service 35.00
Harry Black, work, tax dept. SI. 00
Geo. Quine, express 16.50
Irwin-Hodson Co., supplies.... 25.25
S. J. Jones, dept. sheriff, elec.
ac , 3.00
Dlxonville And. Co., rent elec
ac 5.00
Pickens Bros, supplies, ind ac 15.00
Mrs. Clara Romane, Ind. ac. 28.00
Logsdon Bros., same 20.00
Louis Kohlhagen, game 9.20
Roseburg I'nd. Co., same .... 22.50
Mrs. T. It. Burnett, same .... 16.50
F. C. I.add, sup. snd ac 10. 00
Mercy hospital, same 103.00
C. L. Hadley, health off. ac. 32tO0
J. W. Cole, labor, roadmaster 3.00
.1. F. Barker, wood 19.75
Douglas Co. L & W Co, rents 24.0',
Frwl L. Strang, fruit Ins 94.05
O. C. Bellinger, ind. ac. .... ' 2.00
Jack Klrkpatrick, guard,
bridge 2.50
Clins. Holland, dep. sheriff.... 126.05
.1. S. Claypool. election 8.50
C. W. Groves, super, dist 38 43.10
T. B. Burnett, super, dist. 40 18.75
J. S. A Id red go, super, dist. 4 2 30.00
K. L. Jones, super, dist. 49 5S.75
Kduar Rone, Blipcr. dist. 50 31.25
Joe Brown, super, dial. 54 34.5:'
F. A. Tripp, super, dist. 55 20.00
Geo. Churchill, super, dist 53 32.50
G. T. Rover, super, dist. 61 55.0"
L. M. Dubell, super, dist. 64 11.25
R. D. Way, super, dist. 65 11.25
Ill HIl'',. v5rmT
B' r-.'i
r z ; 4jw.. .-jif rwoh..
45.00 :Mif F
16.25 iar x j
4 2.50 ' f. Shf Vi4
10.00 MiftHjr k i
15.00 teS 's S
47.50 "I
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33.(5 svj " V;
Ray Chapman.
Ray Chapman is returned to the
game and is now ready to appear
daily in the line-up after recovering
from an injury to his knee, which
kept him out of the game for a
month or more. Although Chapman
was well replaced ' y Wambsganss,
the Indian fans are happy' to see
Kay's return, as he adds lots of pep
and zeal to the bunch.
Nichols & Martin, C. C. Caso 11.00
Geo. K, Honck, health oft. 50.01-
Peter Ulum, super dist. 17 62.50
II. B. Church, exp. election ac 5.30
E. II. Pinkston, commissioner 23.40
J. L. Boggs, secret serv. ac. 4.00
Clarke Lbr. Co.. rent elec ac 2.50
Gormond & Frear, survey
Camas Valley 85.40
W. W. Smith, services, same 25.05
James Murray, same 15.25
Rice Murray, same 2.00
Win. Murray, same 2.00
Cut-ley Woodfield, samo .... 18.00
Walter Amstein, same 12.01
Ralph Quino, exp. elec. ac. 23.40
Tl. F. Nichols, commissioner 20.80
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AUTOMOIULH WANTKD
NO
IS THE BIGGEST LITTLE WORD IN THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE. LEARN TO USE IT WHEN TEMPTED
TO SPEND ALL OF YOU It MONEY. IF YOU WOULD
BE SUCCESSFUL, REGARD YOUR BANK. ACCOUNT
-AS ONE OF THE NECESSITIES.
SAY XO TO THE LITTLE THINGS TODAY AND YOU
WILL HE ABLE TO SAY YDS TO THE BIG THINGS
OF THE FUTURE. ONE IIOI.I.AK OR MORE WILL
OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT AT THIS BANK.
Roseburg National Bank
Jackson and Cass Sts. Roseburg, Oregon
Cook With Electricity!
Cool Healthy No Fumes
Clean Odorless No Smoke
Economical
Roseburg Electric Company
Will trade $700 equity In Rich
mond, California, property tor auto
mobile. Sltlff'Realty Co., Grand ho
tel annex. 699-J15
The Grafanola is the
leading "authority"
on dance music.
call for vai;::axts.
Notice is hereby given that school
warrants Nos. 35 to 43 inclusive of
school district No. 116, Dlllard,
Douglas county, Oregon, "not paid
for want of funds" are this day
called for payment and Interest will
cease thereon from the dato hereof.
Dated this 18th day of May, 1916.
F. G. BUELL,
! Clerk of Shcool District No. 116
Dlllard. Ore. C10-ini
It brings to'you ull the newest dances and plays thorn In
perfect dance time.
It enables you to practice them over nndtovor again lo
loam them In tho privacy of your own homo.
If there are young folks In your family, get them a Qrafanola
and let them enjoy dancing tit homo.
Come in and hear somo of tho latest danco music and fil
out how you can got a Gruranola ($10 to $350) right now on
easy terms.
Roseburg Furniture Co.
m mm
13 TiS lie
Ko a fpblccpooEful of Cults if Back
hiir or 3. ladder bothers Holt
fi.rnu unc acid.
RoseburglceDelivery
243Customers243
A CONSTANTLY INCREASING LIST OF ICE COUPON BOOKS 13
A PROOF THAT ROSEBUltO PEOPLE APPRECIATE ELEC
TRIC .MADE ICE. THE FIRST OF JUNK WE HAD 207, BY THE
MIDDLE OF JUKI'! WE EXPECT TO COVER THE CITY , OF
ROSEBURG COMPLETELY. O I'll ICE IS PRICED RIGHT, MADE
RIGHT. AND AS WATER POWER I:! OUR MOTIVE POWER
OI'R DRIVERS HAVE ORDERS TO GIVE PROPER WEIGHT. IK)
NOT .FORGET OUR TELEPHONE NUMIIER.
1'hoiio
Win
Roseburg Ice Delivery
Thome
Wo .vc ft IV. (ion of niTifc enlrrn nrd
yir l!co1 filled with uric ncid, nva ,
AeU-knuwn authority, who wnrim im to ;
m rom-tuntly on yuaru o;fiiint kiilrn')
rouMr,
'Clin Ui'Inys An tlioir ufmoht to Vr
.he tUnnd of Una irritating aci'l, Itul
'K-ccnii; v.f'ik from tho overwork; t!t-y
:-X, tii--"MHi ; tiit? r-iittiiruitivi: tiHPUtM cloq
ind t'lii t (hn u-;ivte is rclninrd in (Im
ft'oxl Xa pnifiiri tlio cntiro ay at em.
V!ion viiur kiiinevn achn and frnl likft
j 'iiTi;.s of lend, and you havo tin.';in
pnitiT m th". ::(k or tlio linno i cloudy, ,
.'nil nf sfiiinirnt, or tiio liladder in irri j
t.ililp, oifliiinr you to ftwk reiir-f dtiriTtp j
'lie ni(,'lit; wnt-n you havo Bevcro h'rad- ;
iriifri, nervoMfi nnd dizy di, hIwhI"?- ;
n-M, arid fltmnrh or rii'-!im.ititm in had j
ivcatlitr, ft from your phnrmncint alKjuL t
I four ouru'f' of Jud Salts; tiik a
taMsprHHifnl in a plans of water before ,
hreakfast earli mornintr and in a fiv, j
davj vour kidiicva will act fine. T)ii.i ,
famous h-iHa is m.ilc from the aohl n!
prafKM nnd lemon juire, cod)ined with
litliin, and h.'ia T'T'-n iisod for pvnorMiorin
to flunh nnd ntirntilat-o cltrjr'd kidney
to nriitriili the acids in tirinn bo it j
no lon?r a souree of irriUition, ih i
ending urinary and bladder ditrrffi.
3ai fialts is inexpmnive and canno'
Injure; makes a delightful etrervei n'
lithin-wab-r drink, and noUnly can tit-:'
a mistake by ttkini; a little ocrji(maii,.
to keep the kidneys clean aud active.
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NOTE THE I INE COIiOIl
(
iM
nf our hruns nnd baeon. That
il- rifl's fiint that t boy coma
from yo'ttiK. itjndor plf,'M and
next lh;it 1hiy havo boon
f oj.fily ruml. All our hams
nnd h:ienn nro enno sugar
cured a nd hickory nrnokod.
Ttioy ha"M n flavor of thfflr
own whlrli nm-.f, tasted you'll
nlwpys pr-rr. Try some for
br"altfnt tomorrow.
f 'AHS 8TIIKKT MAItKKT
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