The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, March 21, 1917, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTRK EVEVINO NEWS WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81. 1017. r at ne feaAl stor will continue Thursday, Friday and Saturday You will miss a big opportunity if you fail to buy now. All standard Rexall Goods at a price practically equal to two for one, and they're going fast. TAe 5fe st Nathan Fullerton Perkins Building Roseburg, Oregon Wide Awahe While Others Sleep CHEAP IAND 120 acres, 2 ml lea from Cleveland; 40 acres sultnble for cultivation; 80 acros timber; all free Boil watered by creek. Price $to per acre. A DANDY STOCK RANCH 610 iicicB, only one mile from It. R. town, on level gravel road; 140 acres plow land, all best quality bottom; 2 good houses; 2 big barns; numerous outbuildings; all Improve ments 111 A-l conditions; creek runs through ploco. Pas ture land excellent. Just the plnco for that dairy ranch you wore thinking of. Prim only $1(1,000, terms. Might tuku . smaller pluco with somo prunes as part trado. ANOTHER GOOD STOCK- RANCH 630 acres, 10 miles out; Deer Creek flows the long way thru the place; 150 acres plow land, largoly creek bottom. Fine pasture. Improvements old, but serviceable. Price $10, 000, terms. WANTED A i()OD FARM And will trade a General Merchandise Storo and Slock (stock runs about $0,000), a' warehouse, and some other town proporty. This Is n paying htiRlness and 1st clans. In good Dougius county R. H. town. Priced right at $14,500, Property submitted on this must bo good and worth the money. And These Trades Are Not Dreams 10 ACltEH Improved plnco worth 3,000 to exchange for a canyon ranch. Will not assume, 115 ACHES Located on North Myrtle ' Crock. Priced at ft I, BOO. Will trado for either a larger or smaller place. CilKHJEKY STORE FOR FARM A Hoseburg grocery, doing a big business (nil cash). Will trude for a ranch. ItOSEill'KO CITY PROPERTY $2,600 to $8,500 to exchange for farm property. ail.T ACRES lllfilll.V IMPROVED RANCH All level bottom land, sandy loam, with crook. Priced at and well worth l?'-'o,0(KI. Will exchnngo for Hoseburg In come proporty, .JO ACRES RIVER ROTTOM To exchange for California or Mlddlo Wost Property. MONEY IN ANY AMOUNT TO IX) A N ON IMPROVED Straight mortgages and at 7 per cent ARMS. We write Fire Insurance That Insures. FARMERS REALTY COMPANY MAIN AND CASS STREETS. MAJESTIC! ALWAYS A COOP SHOW Matinee Every Day, 2 lo 5 Evonings,7to 10:45-5c&10c TODAY (INK DAY ONI,Y Itl'TII STONEIIor.su In n gripping n-irt Red Feather Production KINKAID GAMBLER Miss Blonchonse's rolo In Klnknld, Gambler Is diet of a woman detective who is sent across the Mexican border to Ret the pro prietor of a gainblnig hmnc. You will hnve to ionic and ace whnt hipwnecl. "The Race for Freedom" Chapter ,,f the I'l'liPl.K MASK HNOIIINU IN Hltill c Just n riot of fun. 7 Keels Admission As Usual, Adults 10c, Children 5c 7 Reels TOMORROW Mrs. Vernon Castle in "PATRIA" Also "Border Line" and "Son of Cain" Mill 1,11 MRS. VERNON CASTI.E in "PATRIA." , THE KNU OK HIE RAIMMiW. If. a llhirhlnl 8ATIRDAY-.AMTA STEWART In tlx. Kr,t .L-pnrt Vltm, reatltre "THE COMBAT." Orders Said to Have Been Issued For Detention of Nicholas. MOVIE JOB. IS OFFERED Kxllod Kus.hIiui Think Tliat Cz.li NU'lioliut Might Mako n (Jowl J) t'u wing Card in "Kawy" America. LONDON, March 21. A special (liHi)Ktch from I'etrogrfcd declaied ; that the provisional government haa ordered the former czar and czar'ar. j to bo arrested and taken to Taar-:oe- Solo. Other dispatches state thht ; the czar will "Boon Join hiB familj at Tsarkoe-Selo. Apparently the new P.ursta gov ornment beffun making wholesale arrests -of royalty Immediately fetter announcing political amnesty, and several high dignitaries or tie I:ub slan church are reported amonc Ihoao In detention. Thcso men are probably a clasB who refused to re nounce allegiance to the royalist r Kline. Khlerf advices state thai the clergy there has formally recognised the new government. Tornado Vis Km Arkansas. UTTLK UOCK, March 21. Sev en persons were killed atvl eight In jured In u tornado near Pelmark Vi s morning. Practically every building in the town was demolished. Oltam tYar Job. NEW1 YOKK, March 21. Louis Solznlck, a movlo vdter and million aire, who waa formerly a penniless HiiBsinn exile, has cabled the deposed e?.ur offering him five thousand dol lars weekly salary If he will come to America and appear In a film en titled "Uehlnd the Throne." PiihIi Military Training. WASHINGTON, March 21. Sena tor Chamberlain declared today that he will confer with the pro&tdnni cry soon In regard to un ?ersal mPl tary training and other prepared ness measures. More Itumori of It lots. AMSTI2KDAM, Holland March ?.l Humors of serious rioting In llor lln are circulating here this nftor noon. It Is alleged that tho pres ence of troops is required to subdue (he trouble, and tht many detach ntonts have been called from tlu eastern front for the purpose of quelling the disorders. FLAG RAISING near the Calkins ranch Id Eden I bowor, Baid that he hud lost both eyes and his hearing aB a res'ilt of an explosion of dynamite cups. Lat er word reaching liore, however, sr.yB that his healing will probably not be affected and the sight of odo eye may be retained. The accident occurred rhon Terkfc was testing some fuse and the sparks Ignited some dynamite caps that were laying close by. Hit brother, Frank, was with Jiln tt the time and Immediately p'aced him on a boat, taking him to Seattle where he entered a hospital. That the wireless operators of the coast heard important news last night was the statement n.ade to day by George Houck, Jr., of thlB city, who owiib one of the most thoroughly equipped amateur sla tlons on the Pacific coast. Although as yet unable to read the commer cial messages, George and his fath er, Dr. Houck, were able to gather last night that the opt.i iors hn! received news presumably the ru mor In regard to the assassination of the kaiser and immediately be gan filling the ether with Bpat-Ks, The dispatch was flrHt sent out by the Mare Island station along with Ub time and weather sicnal? ard press messages. As soon as the pow erful station was silent tho other operators began conversing aboul the news and for an hour nearly ev ery station on tho coast waa active it being one of tho most ren-nrkablo occurrences for somo time. A num ber of war ships were distinguished and also passenger stennierc whise operntors seemed anxious to obtain further details. Dates Tentatively AiTunned. The date of Friday, March 30, liar boon set for the dtituiz piano resitul it this meets with the favor of the members of tho Music club, who meet tonight to ratify tho notion. The Antlers theatre will piohab'.y be leased for the entertainment for which tickets will be sold at the price of 25c, BOc, 76c and J1.00. A CITY KEYVS. Now is the time to get post cards and other photos at Clark's studio. Coll nnd place your order enrly. The offer Is for a short timo only. lC84-al History, Biography, Travol, Fic tion, Poetry and Reference books at tho Fiction Library, Masonic build ing. Over three thousand volumes. 1549-Kl ! ATTENTION MASONH. Capt. J, A. 'Ilurhnnan today 'tt.itod that the flag raising at the River side, school which wns srh.d.ilid for Sunday, March 25, hart been post poned until April 4, on account of the Inclemency of tho wer.tlur. The program for tho day has lioert arranged and promises to be a veiy Interesting one. Judge Fullortm, Itev. Jope and Hev. Katon will e the speakers of the day. "TI.e Amorl-I con King" will bo recited by Mar garet I'oge. The school children j will then salute the flan followed by j playing of the Star Spangled H"i-i ner and America by tho Uoseburg Juvenile llnnd, tho audience singing j in me chorus. The fourth company nnd lloy Scouts will march to the school grounds, and tho fl.ng will lu hoisted by a detail of tho Sioulo. Special meeting of Laurel Lodge No. 13, this. Vedne!:di. evening. Work In the M. M. decree llv ordtr of W. M. V. F. UMilH.-'., Sec. Call 4 4 for quick Jitney service. 1561-nl , 3 Oregon's good roads campaign has been, launched. The legisla ture's committee of eight, three senators and five representatives, has taken charge. Contributions of ,i0 each wore made by all members f the committee, and toe lorniai re I iuest was made of the press of tho I itate that subscription lists be open cd in their columns for the collection of funds for the county and state campaigns. The only restriction as to subscriptions was that none from paving companies may be accepted. All subscriptions made for the state campaign are to be remitted to Sen ator B. D. CUBick, treasurer of tho legislative committee, at Albany, Oregon. County campaign sub scriptions ore to be handled entire ly by the local organizations. It was the sence of the commit'; tee that organization of county cam paigns be left entirely in the hands of the several counties, and that the sole function of the state headquar ters is to bo the dissemination of such literature, information, adver tising and other service as may be required by the county organizations. The state headquarters also will co operate In securing speakers for lo cal meetings to discuss the bonding bill. There are many excellent speakers in the different counties who nre well versed in the provisions of the hill and discuss snme ably, and the services of such will be enlisted to visit neighboring counties, their expenses to be paid from the state campaign fund. To unite all the counties in the sta(e campaign, a convention of sup porters of the bond Issue has been R. H. S Rings and Pins Wo wish 'to announce to the Hoseburg High School students that wo have an assortment of H. H. S. monogram rings In ster ling silver and In gold. These are made In different styles and you will bo pleased with them. Hoy's nnd Girl's rings priced at J1.G0 for Sterling Silver and $5.00 for Solid Gold. If you wish a ring made up especially to your order we will be pleased to quote you a price on It. We t.lso are showing K. H. S. Pins. See our window display. Quality Service. BUBAR BROS. Jeiwlcrs Optometrists. 1 U LJ Qystemized Oervice Tho service of the Roseburg National Bank Is so systematized that every transaction Is conducted with the utmost dispatch and accuracy. Make this your depositary by opening an account subject to ch,eck. The Roseburg National Bank Roseburg, Ore. called to meet at Portland, Satur-j day," April 7. Meanwhile, the legis lative committee will, take chivige of the state headquarters, the im mediate work to bo under the super vision of an executive committee con- sistlng of Senator V. D. Wood, of Hillsboro, chairman, Senator K. D. j Ciififck. of Albany, treasurer, and Representative Roy w. Ritner, of Pendleton, secretary. WANTED Experienced girl or wo m f-n for general housework. Ap ply 4it K. Cass street. 20-tf WANTED Two setting hens, bar red or buff RockB preferred, by March 25. Phone 20F14. Mrs. J. E. Rexrokd. 19-m25 "LI-SUL" SPRAYOMETER Test your spray material before using for if It is not right your labor is in vain. Have Just received a de layed shipment of the Taylor Instru ment Cd.'s ; 'Li-Sul' Sprayometer A complete set for Specific Gravity and Buunie Scales. No one with spraying to do can . , nfford to be without ono. Priced $1.75 , slightly higher Uian last year but not enough to prevent your using It. Churchill Hardware Company The Ironmongers Roseburg, Oregon EXPLOSION INJURES FORMER RESIDENT Word wns received In this rltv re cently that Henry Herl;s, h f. -inner' Resident of this section nnd who Is! , well known here, had met with an o-1 ; cldent In Anchorage, Alaska, whore' , lie has been employed for icme tine. I I The accident was of a very terlous : i nature and first reports rehcblnr his I mother, Mrs. Berks, who rMdes 8 Hours Work. 8 Hours Recreation. 8 Hours Sleep. This Ih what wo are told Is the proper division of our day. Did you ever stop to con.Mdcr We Spend Two-thirds of Our Life on Our Feet How many of us give our feet the proper attention and care? Start It nil over ngittn nml let tut fit yon with n pair of rc.nifi.rt nblo, stylish allocs. We will elt t n hist IhwI suited lo jour Intlit l.l mil miiitrrntfitta without sarrlfirinii style. ROSEBURG BOOTERIE Perkins Building inviN iim.vN Shoe That Satisfy nnd Fit roar Feet. Cm Street HERE TONIGHT THE JOLLY ENTERTAINERS" Those Comical Kids Cleverest Juvenllo Players In the world Music and Mirth TOXUiHT ONLY AT THK ANTLERS THEATRE Also the five reel Triangle-Fine Arts Photoplay. "THE CHILDREN PAY" VKATI'ltlNti I.II.I.IAN tilHH. I'HTI ltKS START AT 7:1.1: COX t'KItT STAKTS AT R::M. AIIllSSIl. I I-sTAIHS l.Vj DOWN- STAIHS a.1r. Clin.lllSKV Oc. Tlll ltSDAY KVKNIXd ONI.V AT 7:1,1 AXI) K:4fl I M THR SKVI XTK.KXTII CIIAl'l i:il OK Itll.l.lK III HKK'H "GLORIA'S ROMANCE" Only three more chapters of this fine serial. Don't miss the finish. Also the five reel Paramount Photoplay "INTRIGUE" Featuring- Leonore Plrich in one of the strongest pictures of the M ason. Admission as usual ,1c lilr. HtlhAY KVKXIXti, THK KIVK HKKI. FO. KKATIKK "THK IlKAST" SATl ltDAY ArTKItXOOX AMI UVKNINO, CMARMK ( IHPI.IV IN "THK VAliABOXn." ANIMYM. S. I1AHT IX THK TKIANGLK m.m-RK "THK HKVII.S Itorill.E" JIOXDAY AXI TVKSHAY SPKCIAI, KKATl'RK, VIARX KIMI1AU. YOIXO IX "THK COMMU.V LAW"