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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1916)
an TITK EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1010. IIKlaill.K AN MEETINUM. Tbe following schedule o dates and places for republican meetings In tho county are announced by the county central committee. All meet ings will be held In the evening' Saturday, Oct. 21, at Elkton, E. B. Hermann. Saturday, Oct. 2 1 , at Umiiqua, Hon. Ii. L. Eddy. Tuesday, Oct. 24, Glendalo, B. L. Eddy. Thursday, Oct. 20, rtoseburg, W. C. Hawley. Thursday, Oct. 26, Drain, B. F. Mulkey. Friday. Oct. 27, Riddle, W. C. Hawley. Friday Oct. 27, Oakland, B. F. Mulkey. Saturday, Oct. 28, Glendale, B. K. Mulkey. Monday, Oct. 30, Gardiner, D. C. Lewis. Hurry Hlldehurn arrived thiB morning frony Siskiyou and will spend a couple of days fa this city attending to business matters. He reports that tliA work at the rock crusher is progressing rapidly and that a great deal, Is being accom plished with tho aid of the good weather. II. r ' n 3 ui 13 A. Dodge Brothers ROADSTER The wheels of the car hold fast to the road, but do you know why? li'teht, Htrnnjr Hleul parts' und w'lt'ii tlllr distribution of weight holds Hit) weight chiwn to L',200 pounds, ;tml produoo it ptMfoctly balance cur. LIi;htiH'ss and balance result in roadability and also In low gasfilitui consumption and hiuh tiro niileiitfo. It will pay you to visit us ami ivvmuhic this car. Tho gasoline consumption is unusual ly low. The tiro mllt'tige l$ unusually IviKli. Tho .Motor Is :t(-;l5 Horsepower, Tho price of tho Touring Car or Hoadater complcto l9 $7S5 (f. o. b, Detroit.) CHAS. A. BRAND wnw mnisii ii iiibww Nominee of the Repub lican and Progressive Parties for Representative FROM DOUGLAS COUNTY Two to be elected Vote 55 X Think or tills: Do wo not sometimes forget that tho men who iimlio our laws In the Legislature should bo as broad-njlnded, as fair, as honest, of as wide experience with men and affairs ns tho Judges who administer those same laws? Douglas County has never nccde I to elect strong men to represent her more Until she does at the present time. A vote for Charles A. Ilrand on Nov. 7 will bo a voto for a man who la compo'ent to represent us; who is support ed by men of all parties, by both farmers and business men, by tho school teachers and the home-makers. Ho will go to the Legislature as a p'ibllc servant, pledged to work to tho limit of his ability for Douglas County and tho Stato of Oregon. (Pd. Adv.) s i J. O. Newland, Dealer Cass Street Uoscburg, Oregon - ciirncH NOTICES. Church of Christ. dlule study at tiie Cburc.i of Christ every Lord's Day at 11 a. m. Cor- Der of Cokb and S. Roberts streets. Christian Church. R. E. Jope, pastoi. Toe church whore all are always weleome. Bible school with classes and a welcome for everyone at 10 a. m. A good place to speud an hour. Regular morning worship at il; Christian endeavor at 6:30; evening evangelistic ser vice at 8:00 . Good music and a worLh while service. Sermon at 11 a. ni., by the pastor, subject "Knowledge The Fiasls of Internal Life"; evening at 7:110, ser mon subject Beforo the Courts, No. 1 , "The Test of Loyalty". Christian Science Society. Services held at tbe corner of Main and Lane streets Runday at 11a. iu.; Weduasday evening meeting Includ ing testimonials of healing through ':ir!ntian Science is at 8:00 p. m. A unlial Invitation Is extended to Ml o at'.end these services; Sunday :Vit- tl-'.so under tVo age of 20 Is held In the samo building ut 9:45 a. m. liirptist ( Inircli. . W. II. Eaton, pastor. This Is the church of tho glad hand and warm heart. We aim to make all the ser vices attractive and helpful. In the Sunday school there are classta suit able for all. The young peopled meetings are characterized by bright, livo wire talks and inspiring music. Tho preaching sorvices you will find to lie spiritual and helpful, and the atmosphere cordial. Unless you are attached to some other congregation you are cordially invited to a place among us. Sunday school 9:45 a. ni.; preaching services 11a. in., and 7:30 p. ni.; U. V. P. U. 0:30 p. m.; mid week service Wednesday 7:30 p. nu Tho pastor will preach next Sun day. Kt. Ooorge's Church. Main and Cass streets. Rev, Uarr CJ. Lee, vicar. Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. Usual services at 7:30 and 11 a. ni.; Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Ko evening service, the vicar will be at Oakland. Subject of ser mon, "The Fullness of Cod." The public is cordially welcome. Hvirfj;anued L:iMer llty Saint. Minister, Uklcr A. C Biuniore. Services at Kagies hull (fronting on Jackson street, entrance from Main street) as follows: 10 a. in.,. Sab bath school; preaching services ,-it 11 n. m. and S p. m. Pitvsbylorian Church. Sunday school at 9:15; preaching nt 11 and 7:30; young people's so ciety at C:30. Dr. Wallace II. Lee, president of Albany college, will pronch both morning and evening. Tho topic in tho morning will he "A I'Viur-Snuare Christian"; In the even ing, "God's Hope Concerning You". It you do not worship elsewhere do not fail to hear Dr. Leo. I'lrst Methodist Kpiscnpal ( hurc Ii. J, C. Spencer, pastor. Corner Lane and Alain streets. Bible school at 9:45 n. in., J. jE. UlcCllntock, superintendent; morning worship at 11 o'clock; Junior League, 5:30 p. m.j Intermediate and Epworth Lea gue, 0:30; evening worship at 7:30. M. K. Cliurcli, South, John It. Conn, pastor. Services In the- Maccahee hall. Sunday school i ut 9:45; Epworth Loncon nt n-sft. i mid-week prayer service' at the par I sonage each Wednesday at 7 o'clock; reagular preaching servlco at 1 1 a. I m. and 7:30 p.'in. Themes for tomorrow's sermons: "Building the Umpire," and "The Kishlng Party". A cordial welcome to all to worship with us. SOLILOQUY AT SHADOW LAWN Where are they son. the old familtmr faceaT I had a friend McCombu, but ha left ma. Left me slowly but lurely, when J did not need him. All, all are gone, the old (ami bar face! Once I had Bryan; lie wai my friend ' In my hours of struggling in that great convention. But now he's (june. Lft me with "God bless you!" Upon his lips. Gone, are the o!d familiar faces. . , I had a friend; a truer friend hud no man. Like an tiifrrate, 1 wounded my frlen acutely; And he. ftood Colonel Harvey, left ni Left nm To mut-e on the old familiar fines! At my riRht hand :it my friend Who whs the strong arm of my Adminis tration Garrison, uprlcht and honestbut he too huti left me; Left me, when 1 deceived him gone are the old rmnlliar faces! At Shadow Lawn, where new friends v:irrn around me, F:nth m-oiiis a .n-sert 1 am hound to tra verH, Set-kins to find the friends who've left me; Bat nil. nil are gonte the old familiar faces: CHAKLK3 LAMB. lid. in New Vork Sun. j f If the Democratic lender who nilvo oiilps imln dyes on the free list to e i icon ruffe the Industry were a surgeon hH method of selling a broken limb would lie to amputate the mtient'a leg nt I lie nei-!i. Optimism is what mako the Pemo 'nilir putty. whl:h lias fonU'd some f the people only three time? In filly years and hn never yet tooled till of the people some of the time, think that It tjiii now fool till of the peuple all of the time. President U llson hnn't been able to flunro out yet whether lie is iroing to he on the stump or up one. If the paper shortnpe becomes mtnii more serious the tlrst thliij wu know the imn-hiiiery of the Slate Pepn-'t-ment will be coining to tin abrupt stop. Then. too. accorrtinjr to the 1 emo cratie campnign book that anions the more Important emu: tine nts of the Wilson Administration may le men tioned Mayna Charta and the Tt;n C'ommandmentH. Secretary I ted held converses glibly in terms of billions until it collie's time to make a campaign contribution, when it is disclosed that all lie really knows about matiieuiatk-s is $100. Every'thins hay puie tip uuder Wil son except tho price of dcud Ameri cans. Senator .Timhaci Lewis has purchas ed ii new t; J u iii of Lnt'amiliai- (juo-tati':i- j;i.tl cpecis to be able any lay now to ive us I lie classical deriva tion of "pitiless publicity" and "strict a von inability" in the original Haby- lOIll'.ll. Add famous sayinirs of history: "1 wilt surrender on this line if it takes all summer!" The Democratic revenue bill, as completed, is regarded as ho perfect that the chances are that the tax payers of New Vork, Mas?nchusettH and Illinois will he able to build 3.000 more miles of j;ood roads in Alabama next year. Mr. Huphes Is talking to the worn en of the land iu (he homely laiimiae uf the ti reside and we expect Jo wit ness an iuipresshc rallying of the sex on the first ironing day after the first wash day In November. TIIE FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. .u..- "- j '. I !,..,. . , ii .... (llXlJlVA. 'or home to your J'!..Ji:.JJ H ntlon. Ilonwh f'liini'! 1'in'lii-d by 3 i M?' r.V '.! HQ .!' PXJMM-lCllc. J f. n. I'?-., iuy ; itonnn, l-'roo Pi:-.' Klsks. Phone CtfO. lornpe From ( l l' - MR. WILSON TOOK PLEAS- -U RE IN EXTENDING THE HAND OF WELCOME TO CARRANZA. . One of these "uncivilized" ac8 was comniittod on September 2'Jth, vvKen some of Carran- za's soldiers captured an Ameri- can trooper, killed him and cut 1 off his head and cars. Exactly twenty days later, on October 19th. Mr. Wilson expressed "pleasure" in informing Crran- ' za thnt he rococinii:ed him! Since 1 the recogni.ion, Carranzn's troopt by his orders have treacherously attacked and murdared Ameri- cun soldiers on at le;tst two oc- casions. It the acts abovo recited which ere merely sampics of the course of conduct Carranza his already pursued do not con stitute "tn'.ricjue and atsassina- tion, treachery and- violence" tcn the .or (Is have tost thrcir m'in nti. Mr. Wilson tock "pleas- ue'" in "entpno'tng the hard of ,o!.-,-.ne" to Carranza. whose own hand is red with the bioo of murdered men ard women of his own nation, rd w'ics? hands, unlike the hands of Huerta, wen also red with th blood rruir- dered Amencsnj, of murdered American civilians. nd of mur- dered American scdriiert wearing the American uniform. Btit Pre-;- ident Wilson cared n lilt's for the deaths of the men as ft i cared for the honor of the uni- i fofm. He with "pleasure'' "ex- ! tended the Hand of welcome" to ' the man guilty of their murder. From the Speech of Colonel Roosevelt at Battle Creek, Mich igan, in Behalf of Mr, Hughes. The Best Store mmamummmmmmmmmammmHmmmfmmmm mm in Roseburg! 1 iiijjjjLljlMtL.ff F1""1" iMVIJKBfumSMIIKWBmSI Is the verdict of hundreds of Satisfied Custo mers. Complete Stock of all kinds of Dependable Merchandise The New Fall Goods are now coming and will soon all be here. SPECIAL PRICES are being made tbe balance of this month on all our high-giade' ress Goods and Coats To make quick close-out sales we give good service have Up-to-date Merchan dise and s ;11 at Fair Prices. We Solicit Your Patronage Abraham The DependablelStore Civilization Follows the Flag AND Business Follows Judicious Advertising .ii in iiiiiiii mm. The merchant that does not let the public know that he is in business by consistent use of printers ink pays the advertising bills of the man who does advertise. This is the time of year when people need new clothing, stoves, bed ding and other articles to meet the changed weather conditions. The best way to tell of things you have to sell is to ADVER TISE ? )
