The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, February 21, 1917, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. t rr r : .. " " - : 0m w - ShjtSI Urn "You're Looking Better, John and I believe Postum is largely responsible for your sound sleep and improved appearance." " ' postum J in 'place of coffee, relieves nerves from the harmful effect of caffeine. Even a short 10-day trial often works a wonderful change in a person. "There's a Reason" WELL SEASONED AND , I SUPERIOR i ' i lumber la all that ever leaves our : yard. For building purposes, cab inet njakerB and carriage builders we haye the best quality of both hard dnd soft woods In rich colors and lb large variety. Our prices . are tte best for Biiperb quality that ybu can find In Roseburg. THt J. C. FLO OK CO.' i. - I Roseburg, Oregon. GlaJ to See You Come Always Welcome BUY Spray Material 1 , , -it iWarster's Drug Store Promptness in Filling Orders Knowing Enough j to come in when it rains is always ac- i " companied by the knowledge that horses, ! cattle, sheep and dogs want to do the j same, and will do so, if you provide the shelter. THE KENNY LUMBER COMPANY t ; So Clean! Roseburg Electric Company lours i or everytning oiocu-iwu. YOUR a Feature of Our Business Absolutely Spotless, even shirt bands and cuffs perfectly clean. Learn what 100,000 WOMEN have learned that the Thor elec tric washing machine will do an arerage waahing In an hour and do It perfectly. Have one demon strated In your home. L MAY BE Superintendent Hamlin is In re ceipt 1 of a communication from .Jesse McCord, president of the Greater Oregon club, which is a state organization in the interests ot the summer school of the University oi Oregon, In regard, to a proposition which has been made to hold the next session of the summer school at Portland Instead of at Eugene, .be cause of the fact that the National Educational Association will meets this year at Portland during the time that the various summer schools are usually in session. It had been previously proposed to adjourn the summer schools during the meeting of the National Educa tional Association In order that all teachers who desired to attend might do so and to resume the work ot the summer schools immediately there after. The' question now is which of these two plans Is preferable Supt. Hamlin is a member of the executive committee rom Douglas county, but will not express his choice between the two plans until he has heard from those teacherB of the county who are planning to attend the .It. of O. summer school. All such should communicate with him at once. ALL ENTERING ZONE L BE BERLIN, Feb. 20. (via Sayville.) There will.be no recall of the I in perlal order to submarine vessels It the barred zone, according to tip government preBs bureau, which an nounced today: "It must be repeatet again that Whosoever dures to pene trate the forbidden zone perishes.' Sweden Itonumds IttinpeiiNntioft. COPENHAGEN, Feb. 20. Th Swedish government has instructed Its Berlin ministry to formally de mand compensation for the steamei Varing, which was destroyed by a German submarine. Want!) To Know Attitude, AMSTERDAM, Feb. 20. Ambas sador Penfiela, at Vienna, has aBk- ed the Austrian foreign office to state to the United States his govern ment's attitude on the submarining issue. . It is reported that Pen field specifically Inquired whether or not Austria has withdrawn the assur- ances given just after the Ancons and Persia submarining Incidents. nntiiro Section of Itrltlnh Line. BERLIN, Feb. 20. (via Sayville.) It was announced here that the German thrusting detehment todny captured a section of the Rrltinh line south of Letranslot, taking 30 pris oners. Brand Whltlock, American minis ter to Brussels. Belgium, Is continu ing his relief work there, accordlnr to official press bureau announce ments. SPRING 8AMPLIC9 ARE I IK HE The Roseburg Cleaning ft Pressing works have just received their line of spring samples a swell assortment of the finest fabrics. Get your order In early for a choice selection. perfect fit guaranteed and the best workmanship. O. W. Sloper, the I cleaner and presser, tf County. School Superintendent O. C. Brown is sending out a number of circular letters to the teachers of the county in regard to the corn growing project which he is endeav oring to introduce in this county. Mr. Brown has been working on this plan for some time and it is hoped that this year he wijl meet with suc cess. The letter follows: ., Roseburg, Ore., Feb. 20, 1917. Dear Teacher: I have been encouraging school boys who are so situated as to be able to do so to take up the cArn growing project. By the rules for the state contest one-eighth of. an acre is required, but I am suggesting that each boy plant ona acre, as by so doing ha can enter the federal contest and have a chance at the gov ernment prizes as well as those of fered by the county and etate fairs. But it is with a larger object in view that 1 an! urging the boys to go in for the acre contest. Douglas county has an excellent climate for corn growing one of the very best in the state. What I have in mind Is to place Douglas bounty on the map as a corn growing county. If I can get 100 boys to take up this acre project 1 wilt arrange for a corn carnival to be held at Rose burg this fall, and will offer liberal prizes for exhibits, and will arrange a suitable program of corn judging and other exercises that will make it a most Interesting and profitable occasion. It is my hope that this may prove such a success that it will become an annual event of great interest, that it may stimulate the corn grow ing industry in the county by increas ing the acreage, improving the qual ity, and bettering the' methods of culture, to the end that the county may come into lte own . as a great corn growing section, and that our boys may be the pioneers in the movement. It win mean much to tne boys financially and educationally, while It is hoped mat through this agency corn growing will become a larger factor in the agriculture of the county. If you have boys In your school who are interested in this work, please Bend me their names and more definite instruction will be given. Very truly yours, O. C. BROWN, County SclTool Supt. 10 GIVE PRESIDENT AUTHORITY TO ACT WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. Secre tary L..nslng conferred with the sen ate judiciary committee today in an effort to obtain passage of those bills empowering the president to use the land and naval forces of the United States whenever necessary to enforce detaining of vessels to pre vent violation of obligations. The senate passed the espoinage bill to day by a vote of sixty to ten. It was also learned today that the govern ment win soon ask Turkey to obtain Austrian And German assent to the Bate conducts for passage of the United States collier Caesar and tne gunboat Dos Moines to Beirut, where one tnousnna Americans are await ing transportation home. Submarine netB stretched across the channel In Hampton Roads en- taneled the liner Madison, enroute to New York, and tied her up so mat she was unable to proceed. , The American steamers Orleans ind Rochester are reported to have entered the barred lone, enroute to toreien Dorts. and authorities are anxiously awaiting news of their safe arrival. Both carry American crews. "2LNURIG!" THE NEWEST DISCOVERY IN CHEMISTRY i Is a recent discovery of Doctor Pianw- who is head of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buffalo, N. V. Experiments at Doctor Pierce's Hospital for several years proved that there is no other eliminator of nrio acid that oan bo compared to it. For those easily recogniMsd symptoms of inflam- mauon as uwjkikiw, bviu h "V? ana irequen ununuou, a m... ment in the urine, or if nrio acid in the blood has caused rheumatism, it is limply wonderful how surely "Anurio" acts. InB Deat oi ruouiwi um ijw obtained In cases of acute rheumatism In the Joints, in gravel and gout, and invariably the pains and stiffness which frequently ana persisienuy ,.. fa (liutkua ranidlv disannear. Go to your nearest drug store and limply ask for a 60-cont package of "Anurio," manufactured by Dr. Pierce, or eena iu cenw w ut, i mrw, -large trial package. II you suspect kidney or bladder trouble, send him a Mmn (a of vour water and describe avmntoms. Doctor Pierce's chemist Will examine nt muu i, ".- j nnnri Ui vnn. without fee or charge. 1. .1 It. l M IB 1 Hots: French scientist affirm that 'Anuric ia thirty-seven times more ictive than lithia In eliminating urio wid, and Is a harmless but reliable .v..m;Ai mmnnnnri that may be safely iven to children, but should be used only by grown-ups who actually wish to Mtnra Uiir kiilnevB to perfect health. by conscientiously using one box or more in extreme cases as "Anurio" t thanks to Doctor Pierce's achievement! I by far the most perfect kidney and bladder corrector otaainaoie. tw Ti,w'a Pellets are ihe original HUie'l-iver Pills. One little Pellet lor laxative three lor a cathartic. DVBOO JERSEY BOAR , FOR 8KRVICK. .i Very fine, large, reglater- 4 boar 18 months old. Out ot the famous prize sow 4 Bunklst Lady Wonder. Fee 11.50, at the Overland Or- chard. pTione 81F5. Cha. A. Brand. 1087-tt GOAL! Phone 56 High Grade Domestic Immediate Delivery. Stagga & Son. . . North Side FOR SALn. FOR SALE! Bargains In used cars at Roseburg garage. 1469mfp APPLES FOR 8ALE 35c and 60c ' per box. See Pat. 150S- FOR SALE OR RENT 10-acre fruit ranch. Close In. See Pal lBOCtf FOR SALE Oats, R. Wober,- opp. Green station. Route No. 1, Box 111-E. 1492-120 FOR SALE Oat and vetch hay at Coburg. Phone 73. H. M. Ander son, Ooburg, Ore. 1502-122 A SNAP 1916 5-passenger Chevro lot Baby Grand car, In good condi tion. Inquire of News. 1 458-tf FOR SALE Span young mules, weight about 2450 lbs., also wag ; on and harness. Phone 40F21. 1467-tf TWO WAGONS For sale or trade - for stock. J. E. Harper, 642 Sec 1 ond Ave. N. 1495-f20 OAT HAT FOR SALE At Eden bower Orchard Tracts, Fiod Fish er, manager. Phone 26F2. Hl2tf FOR SALE Second hand Dodge cur In first class condition. Price $650. Soe Jim Newland. 1428-f24 WHITE LEGHORN The laying kind. $1.00 per sotting of 15. J. H. Clark, Clark's Studio. 1458-tf FOR SALE Team of good work horses, weight 2600 lbs., true, good travelers; good double har ness. Cheap for cash. Staggs & Son. Phone 66. 1499-f21 FOR SALE It you are going to have a public snle, got your bills printed at The News office. -. tf FOR SALE Thoroughbred barred Plymouth Rock eggs, $1 for 15, rates by the hundred. K. H. Pick ens, Roseburg, Ore. Phono 159-H. WINDOW SALE .Baptist ladies J home cooking and fancy work, Saturday, Feb. 24, Pickens BroB . Grocery. ' 1 B 1 2-f 23 FOR. SALE Now 3-lnch Wohcr farm I wagon, never used, will Bell at a bargain. Also 4-ft. ohk wood f. o b. Dole at $4 per cord. S. G. Coul ter, Ruckles, Oregon. 1497-ml COWS FOR SALE Two nice young cows due to freshen any day. Good milkers. Also 2 well bred cnlveB 5 and 10 months old. Inquire R. R. Wood, New offlco. 1510-tf FOR SALE We have a few desir able farm mortgage loans for sale. yielding a good rate of Income. If you have any Idle funds for In vestment cnll and let us explain these to you. Rice & Rice. 1617-tf FOR SALE OR iRADE 1 hack 'and light harness, 1 good saddlo, G tons oat and vetch hay. Want milk cows or young stock or any kind, or work In trade. C. E. Banning, Wxonvllle. f77p AUCTION SALR I will offer for salo Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1917, at o'clock In the afternoon, to the highest bidder, one old school building, located In school district No. 111. School board reserves the right to reject any and nil bids A. Cloako, Clerk. 1481-20p OR SALE The News has a num ber of packages ot papers for sal at 6 and 10 cents per package. Good big bundles. Make cheas fKe starters. tf TOR SALE Extra well locatod 6 acre tract close to Roseburg. All Improvements, first class and mod ern with water, electric lights, pri vate telephone and line, some fruit etc. Will take small' property in town towards It or good timber claim. Terms on balance. C. D. Mnynard, Roseburg, or Phone 89F2. 1414K MIHOKLIiANKOUS. MANDOLIN, Guitar, Violin, Bnnjo leBsons. See Ferguson at Parslow ft Bell's. 1439-f28 FOUND A horse storm blankot Owner can get property by apply ing to 874 Hoover street and pay ing for adv. 1491-124 MORTGAGE LOANS We have In surance money on the ruri.l credit plnn 20-fenr loans on Improved farms. See nice ft Rico. 1517-tf WE- WRITE INSURANCE wheroby tho assured gets the most protec tion for the money. Expert advice given on any line of insurance. Hire ft Rice. 1 1. 7-tf FOR SALETTavIng purchased a home with built In buffet nd china cloaet, I offer for sale one solid oak china closet with loaded and oval glass front and sides; one solid oak buffet with leaded glass doors and large mirror; one 8-burner self-generating gas range with oven and warming closet, op erates same as gas. Can bn seen Mondays and Fridays at fllo S Main St. .1. C. Rlprnor. lBOH-fiN FOR RENT FOR RENT First class typewriter. A. 8. Huey Co. 1603-d22 FOR RENT 37 acres orchard land, I S miles from Roseburg, good proposition. Soe Per-lne & Mars tors. 1477-tf FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms, close In. Light, water and gas for cooking purposes. 815 per mo. Q. W. Young ft Son. 1448-tf FOR RENT 160 acres, near Camas Valley, good stock ranch, about 2t aajtcs plow land, inclosed with good fence. Address IS. V. Hoover, Roseburg, Ore. 1487-tf WANTED WOOD CUTTERS WANTED Phone 14F14. 151fi-tf WANTED TO RENT Invalid wheel chair for tndetlnte tins. Phone 870. dtf WANTED Full qimrt whiskey bot tles, bought at Berger's junk shop. 15o per dot. 147B-f21 WANTED To rent, second hand typewriter with privilege of pur chasing. 430 8. .Tr.cknn St. 147-tf WANTED A boy who can feed job presses, or one willing to learn the press. Call at this office. tf WANTED Enorgotle man to work small farm on shares. Fine place and equipment furnished. Inquire News office.- 1610-tf WANTED Wood choppers wanta to cut two or throe hundred tier of wood. Choppers to furnish ow tools and board. Phone 3F14. 1456-dt DR. C.L. PEARSON Dentist. Office Masonic Bldg. Phono 240 Phone U78-L Oflico Hours U to 9 DR. J. R. FORMAN CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Office at his homo 1127 Harvard avenue. Evenings end Sundays by appointment. Consultation and Phono Concerning Jitney Sorvice. examination free. Drs. Seely Sether and Stewart. Physicians ana Surgeons Suit of offices, Rear Douglas National Bank, Ground Floor, Phone 867 Roseburg . Oregon DR. B. R. SHOEMAKER Physician & Surgeon. Office rooms 119-220 Perkins Building . -V Phones Office 194 Residence 819 DELAPP & SNELL OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS : Rnu 200, B07, 20H Perkins Dlig 421-1, Residence Phone 21U-L Office Phone ' DR. N. PLYLER Licensed Chiropractic Physician 121 W. Lane St., RoBeburg, Or. Consultation and Examination Free. Offledloor, g to II. Chiropractic and Electrical Treatments. Phone 102. Of. Phone 884 Roe. Phone 120-R 0. B. WADE Physician Si Surgeon. Rooms 413-10 Perkins Building Roaeburg - - - - Oregon TEACHERS & PUPILS ATTENTION The News office baa a splen did quality of bond paper put np In pound pacakages (200 shoots to the pound, size 8V4i7) at 25 cents per package. tf The Heinline School of Mugic. Mrs. Cliarlo llulnllue, IMrnctor Mm. Max Combs, Assfc Toacliar. Beginners a Speciality; Concert Pianists Doveloped. Morning classos la Klndorgar ten; children called for and taken home. Studio 423 Ella SU Fbone IS-. NICHOLS & MARTIN GENERAL CONTHACTOIW Plans and estimates tarnished en carpenter, brick end rment work, Patronage Solicited. Phone 888-T and 861-J. We have a few desirable FARM MORTGAGE LOANS for sale, yielding a good rate of tnoome. If 70a have an Idle funds for Investment call and let us explain these to you. RICE A RICE. L. O. HICKS SURVEYOR MM Perkiaa Bulleiaf Roseburg, Ore. Phuue 427-J. LODGE DIRECTORY. RAGLES Rosesurg" Aen meets In their hall on Jackson street, 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth In good standing always welcome Howard Hess, W. P.; B. V. Good man. W. See. Phone 181.- WOODMEN OF THB WORLD Oak Camp, No. 125, meets at the Odd Fellows ball In Roseburg, every, first and third Monday evenings. Visiting neighbors always wel come. T. D. Weathorford, 0. C; M. M. Miller, clerk. B. P. O. E. Rosenurg Lodge. No 828, holds regular communlcatlou at their temple on second and fourth Thursday! ot eaoh month. All members requested to attend regularly and all visiting brothers are cordially lmlted to attend. E. B. Stewart, E. R.; I. B. Riddle, 8ec L O. O. F. Phlletartan Lodge, No. 8, meet In Odd Fellows Temphv corner ot Jaskson and Cass streets on Saturday evening ot each week. ' Member ot the order In good Btandlng invited to attend. V. T. Jackaon, N. G.j F. I. Perry, V. O.j A. J. Geddoa, R. S. REBEKAHti nosenurg rrebekah Lodge, No. 41, 1.- O. O. F meet In Odd . Fellows Temple everj Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brothers lnrltod "to attend. Mrs. Effle Schwarz, N. O.; Mrs. Emma Lenox, V. Q.; TUlle Johnson Reo, See; Elsie Humphrey, F. Sec: M. Fickle, Trea. f. O. O. F. Rising Btar Lodge No. . 174, meets In Odd Fellows TempKi every Friday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. W S. Powell, N. 0.; J. D. RcoBe, V. G.; Carl W. Ohman, Ree. Sec; M. Flckel, Fin. Sec; A. S. Hunt, Treat, L O. O. F-Union Enoauument No . I, meets In Odd Fellows Tempi every Thursday evening. Visiting : brethren always welcome. O. H. Pickens, C. P.; J. E. Pickens, R. B. ; James Ewart, F. S. b. O. T. M. Roseburg Hive No, 11, holds regular reviews on second ; and fourth Thursday evening In Maccabee hall. Sisters ot, other , hives visiting In the city are cord ially Invited to attend our reviews, Macoabee hall on Cass street, Beryl B. Ogdon, lady com.'; Jesale 1 Rapp, R. K. ft. OF P. Alpha Lodge No. 47 meets every Wednesday evening corner Jaokson and Cass streets. ' Visitors always welcome. I. T. Whitney, C. C; Roy F. Durbln, , M. F.; E. E. Wimborly, K. P... 8. 1 UNITED ARTISANS Assembly 108 i meets at the Maccabee hall ever) f4rst and third Wednesday even ' Ing. Visiting memberr are alway welcome. 8arah McCulloch, M. A.; J. O. Stephenson, P. M. A.f Emma . Kamaner, decy. fOYAI, ORDER OF MOORB Rose burg Lodge No. 1087. Me.ets la' every Monday evening At 8:00 o'clock. Visiting brothers Invite' to attend. - P. B. Foster, Dlotator; H. O. Pargeter. Secretary. Urotherhoua or Amencun Teonien. Mt. Noho Homestead. 128. Meebj at Maccabee hall every ind and 4tU Wednesday. Visitors welcome. H W. Evans, foreman; C. W Cloake, correspondent. A. F. A A. M., Laurel Lodge No. 18 Rogrlar Communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month a Masonlo Tonrples, Roseburg, Ore Visitors welcome. Bonj, F. Caro, W. M., W. F. Harris. 8or. ' O. E. 8. Roaebarg diopter, No. 8 holds their regular meeting on the first and third Thursdays In each : month. Visiting members In good Btandlng are respectfully Invited to attend. Margaret Page, W. M.; Free Johnson, Sen, WOMEN OF tt'OODCHA-FT Lllaa Circle, No. 49, meets on first and , third Monday evenings of each month In the I. O. O. F. ball. Vis iting member! In good standing are InvKed to attend. Elma Lewnh leu, O. N.; Clara Cawlfleld. alack I