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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1917)
THT5 EVENING NEW9. moxdav, .irr.v in, 1017. FIVE Financial Preparedness! In the United States really began twcr years ago when the Federal Reserve System was organized. It will be complete when every citizen Is doing his share towards the maintenance of the system. By depositing your money with us you can help directly In devel oping and strengthening It, as we are required to keep on deposit with our Federal Reserve Dank In San Francisco a portion ot your balance with us. At the same time, and without cost, the protection the Bysteni affords us. The Douglas National Bank Member Federal Reserve System. CAPITAL AM) SUKl'LUS $130,000. . . Send for Ilooklet, "How Does It Benefit Me?" To Spend a Million. During the past forty days the state highway commission has ar ranged for a million dollars of road work In the state. This action has K venm: PUBLISH EI) EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY AT UOSEllUltO, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON. MAKES CLUBBING ARRANGEMENT WITH 1 lit tlHrl i IP l&fllfl'ft Offers Unusual Opportunity To Its Readers MfeJ urallv wish to keep in close ties throughout being waged for the measures Oregon farmers want and against all sorts of schemes that are detrimental to the people and agri cultural interests of this state. We have, therefore, made a special clubbing arrangement with THE OREGON FARMER whereby any farmer or fruit grower, who is one of our regular subscribers and who is not now a subscriber of THE OREGON FARMER, will be en titled to receive THE OREGON FARMER in combination with this paper at the same rate as for this paper alone. This offer applies to all those who renew or extend their sub criptions as well as to all new subscribers, If you are interested directly or indirectly in Oregon agriculture, do not miss this unusual opporturity but send your order in now. THE OREGON FARMER is the one farm paper which is devoting itself exclusively to the farming activities and interests of Oregon. It. has a big organization gathering the news of importance to farmers, dairymen, fruitgrowers, stockraisers and poultrymen; and it has the backbone to attack wrongful methods and combinations and bad legislation, and support honest leaders and beneficial measures. We are confident that our readers will congratulate us on our being able to make this splendid and attractive clubbing offer.' ' Our Big Clubbing Offer! The Evening Daily News, One Year, - Oregon Farmer, Three Years - - - ROSEBURG 1054 1055 1056 1057 1058 1059 1000 1061 1002 1063 1064 1065 1066 1067 1068 10C9 1670 1071 1072 1073 1074 1075 1076 1077 1078 1079 1080 1081 you benefit directly from been taken since the approval of the six mltliqn bond Issue on Juno 4. A statement has been Issued by tho commission regarding the work to be carried out. Daily MONG our large circle of readers there are a great many who are interested directly or indirectly in fruit growing, dairying: and other branches of farming. All of these nat- the state; and to know about any fight THE EVENING THIS OFFER IS GOOD f OH A 1082 1083 10S4 1085 1086 1087 1088 1089 lOiK) 1091 1082 1093 1094 1095 1096 1097 109S 1099 1100 1101 1102 1103 1104 1105 1106 1107 1108 1109 1110 1 1 1 1 1112 It 1.1 1114 1115 1116 1117 1118 1119 1120 1121 Olalla anl Ten Mile. Ollivant, Miles Byron, Charles Martin, Paul Sellnru, Harry Porter, Manie Porter., Monroe - Thrush, Lewis Monroe, Jesse Gilniour, Wesley Stnndley, John McUaniel, Richard, Looking tilass Crouclior, Henry Friend, William Ware, Jesse Johnson, Harley, Reston Johnson, I. loyd, ditto JohnBou, Homor, ditto Johnson, Rollle, ditto France, (loorge Oakland. Gray. Ruel McCollum, WUIard, Sutherltn Goodman, Ray Jaureguy, Anthony Newell, Clifford nroughton, KuKimo Bridges, Rnlstyn Stearns, James Allen, Lewis .News touch with agricultural activi $3.00iBy Our Special JM)0 Clubbing Plan, $6.00(.Both for - - - DAILY NEWS .SHORT TIME ONLY. Kngle. John Moss. Thomas I.arscon, Carl Mahonuy, Douglas Langiion, Commodore Manning, Alva, Sutnerlln Smith, Floyd Thomason, Tony Huntington, Collls Harvey, Claude, Sutherllu Ewlng, William Sn-.Hh, Virgil Cloodman, Edward Sunderland. Lafayette Stanabra, Lawrence Chenoweth, John Chenoweth. George Medley, Elbert Denley, George, Suthorlln Grubbe, Clarence Davis, Robert Crouch, Albert Itiddlo. Tipton, Alvln Gllbreath. Isaac Crow, David Qulno, George Smith, Walter Rust, Walter Rockhill, Feme - ' Rhodes, George Morrow, Randolph Cornutt, John Mnnnngh, Arthur, Nichols Hall, Fred Pruner, Ernest j Cornutt. John Cutsforth, Thomas Rust, Jason ' " T' Harmon, Louis ",. V Ulam, Peter : 1122 1123 1124 1125 1126 1127 1128 1129 1130 list 1132 1133 1134 1135 113B 1137 1138 1139 1140 1141 1142 1143 1144 1145 1140 1147 1148 U49 1150 1151 1152 1153 1154 1155 115H 1157 1158 1159 11 B0 1101 1102 1 163 1164 1165 1108 1167 116S 1 169 1170 1171 1172 1173 1174 1175 1176 1177 1 178 1179 1180 1 181 1182 1183 1181 1185 1186 1187 118S 1189 1190 1191 11112 1 193 119 I 1195 which is !! OREGON J Townsend, Robert Hates. .Mont Hales, Thomas Cutsforth, Lee Hartley, Albert Drain mid I.eoiui. Heaton, Jess Grntor, Chestor Kelly, Edwin Perkins, George Holton. Russell Tracy. Howard Gonyon, Harvey Leonard. Albert Ensley, Earl Heaton, Ernest 1 1 :il non, Ivan Powell. Ora Powell, Fred Henderson, Orvil l.lnch. Riley Irwin, Herbort llooher, John linker, Roy Gast, Adolphus Frier, John Morse, Hnrry Kenny. EuReno SwonrliiKcn, Fred Honk, GeorKo Wood, Elijah Redford, I.eltoy Itkhnrdson, Molvin Vlahos, Jim Currier. George Scott, Robert Turner, William Sodcrsturtt. Nero Klllift. Carl Larson. Sofus Westby, Louis Lewis, Francis Miller, 11111 Lunan, Harry, Cottage Grove Cnnfleld, Theodore llurlnilin, Lloyd FredenberK, Jorn lleeno, John Edwards, Paul llevorlv, Frank Irish, F.nrl Kirk, Clarence Olcott, Wllev Coblne, Richard Wilson, Leo Rules, Raymond Xickerson, Cassius ' Sb kles, David Wheatley, Auburn Kwing, Earl TeaRiio, Albert Wheeler, Jnnics Ilurch, Wlllinm Williamson, lleury - Sclavos, Gonrtro Woolby, Arthur Travlnr, Albert Cnniiiton, Lonor Craig, Floyd (lugRisberg, Albert IligtslnR, .lack, Days Crook Kilter, Charles, Perduo (illbcaux, John," Perdue .lohiiHou, John, Perdue Duiuonl, Snni, Perduo Knselmrir. HoMnctt, Orval llnrnion, Frank Iiryaiit, David Uoblnett, Ernest Philsled. John Ferguson, Hector Ferguson, Arc.hio Parker, William Oakland WatHon, Floyd Gelhiag, Harry Smllh, George Green, Claud Powell, Frederick Copclalld, Austin .MrFerrln, William Cain. Lloyd Ferrill, Hoy Owen, Harry llefforn, Frederick Ynrbrongh, George Holmes, Isaac llaukins, Charles Rovlngton, James WoodM, Harry Copoland, Alva Dn.Morrltl, John Dear, Allen Hear, Edward Iliibbs, David -Cooper, James Powers. Alfred Hutchinson, Charles ShroiiH. Charles Smith. Carl Wlictidoiie, Fred Levitt, Victor Smith, Charles ICtlwnrdH, William Hurt, John M. 1. 1.1. Ho. Pavlopulos, Anast Btrlckler, Elmer King. Roland Valentine. Charln llclblg. Clinton Alkln, (ietjrge Hall Ralph Hall, J'.lhcrt ilerrington, Nicholas Perry, Imuglan Earl, Merlon 1 lltowii, Harvey Wilson. Austin RoM'ln:! (X. French, Vlvlitn Spencer Park, .lolnmy Stephen Wllher, Corlielt Victor Pargeter, Harry Olivrr Wlpiberly, Carl Everett MrElblniiv, Charles Stuart Trajolls, Peter Hill Yarrow, Aleck Rowland I Itlggs, William Wesley Itryan, llale Leon I ' Wnnacolt, Hoy V. I Hnrlh, Philip Dean I Clemeps, Frank Porter Fay, Frederick Wing I llelliig. Vern Virgil I Gonier, William .1. I Finger, Albert F. i Coan, John Ityron ; Lenox. Ellcrt Leon f Hatchings, Itoy lililgeway i Young, Hoy Otis t Hvlantl, Uurnliaiu L. I Ilalllday, Marlhrough C 1 Itetg, Horace Clarion ! Kltaimtn, Ciiarb s Krnr'st ((.dport. 1 Freltas, .Manuel 1 llidgcs, I.ovell "V. ", Miis'.n, Waller It. j Johnson. Gut-s J Ilrown, lloliert E. 1 Chaprnun. Carl It. I lleriili.ir.lt, Paul T. i Drews, Arthur J. I Klark. John A. i MrArtliur. John J. 3 Hodman, Walter H. . 4 Walker, Oliver I). 5 Dartow, James R, 6 Taylor, Luther S, New Sweaters! Pure Silk Pure Fiber Silk Pure Worsted Unsurpassed Values and Beautiful Designs and Colorings I Hosiery! M.U1IHJ1W Willi llllll lllgHBM Every Day Prices A Good One, white or Black 15c A Better One, White or Black.... 25c A Better One, White or Black 35c A Good Lisle, All Colors.... 45c A Fiber Silk.....! 50c Pure Silk, Up to $2.50 Per Pair. The SQUARE Store An Exclusive Ladies' Shop. 1287 12S8 1289 1290 1291 1292 1293 1294 12115 1296 1297 1298 1299 1300 I 301 1302 130 3 1304 1305 13116 1307 1308 1309 1310 13U 1312 1313 Cowan, Joseph C. Joplin, Hermann W. liernhnrdt, Harry Arthur Morgan, Fred A. Johnson, Warren Waggoner, Warren W. Cowan, John L. McClay, David F. Mltlter, Robert Dlllnrd Oshorn, Clifford Wnlter Hanson, Carl Oscar l'eck, Alfred A. Holmes, Julian Weber Peck, itoy James Campbell, Donald E. Wroe, Floyd A. Ashworth, Richard Robert Keith, Francis Marion Deliiunay, CharleH A. Waggoner, Hoy 1). Hougland, William O. AiiHanm, Oscar Soderlund, Ernst S. Kaino, Rudolph- A. Cunningbum, Ray; Winches ter Hay. Haskell, Albert J. Lambert, Frederick K. Wilson, Holla Hughes Ferbar, Wultor W. llossonette, William Earl llaird, Dee Oscar Ansama, Alfred 1314 1315 1316 1317 1318 1319 1320 1321 Dniley, Raymond M. ; Sul phur Springs Haskell, Fred Grover Helmick, John Marlon Townsend. Lawrense Morris, William I. Walker, Alured Thomas MeOlay, William K. Schulto, Frederick 0. Stone, Carl Honrv Walker, Walter Wilks Hudson, Henry Nottage, Dennis Alonzo Varrelmnnn, Charles W. Miller, Peter Loo Tanner, Clarence Orln Ansama, Jack Jalmnr Ansama, William E. Collnmoro, JesHO Hagley Bowman, Perry Leo 1322 1323 1324 1325 1326 1327 1328 1329 1330 1331 1332 1333 1334 1335 1336 1337 1338 Sylvester, William Hoyo, Franltio Louis Despot, Thomas Quappe, Frederick Geo. Carl May, Harvey A. Swearlngen, Hoy William Welst, William Wayne Henderson, Harry Hermnnn Tliurmitn, Lylo lllaln Helms, William James Luark, John MMincl Macey, Gus Webster, Francis Scoltshurg. Andrews, Theodore Joseph Sawyors, William Roy Raker, Orvllle Klsworth; Ash Esselatrom, William Esselstrom, Arthur Alfred RuretKir.l, Harold 1339 13 10 134 I 1312 13 13 1311 134 5 134 6 13 17 134 8 1 319 1 350 1351 1352 1353 1354 1355 I :ir,ii APPLY SAGE TEA Look Young! Brings Back Its Natural Color, Gloss and Attractiveness. Common pnrden sne browed Into a licnvy tea with sulphur lidded, will turn gray, streaked nnd faded hair beautifully dink nnd luxuriant. .Int a few applica tion will prove a revelation If your hair fit fading, stiruked or gray. Alixing the Hn& 'i 4ii ninl .Sulphur recipe at home, though, in tnmhli'flojiuf. An easier wuy is to t'l-t a 60 -cent boltlo of Wyclli'ii Sap;o nud Snifihur Cumpuund at any dm? itoru alt fii'ly for 'I lila fs thu old time n ripc improved by tho addition of other inrfdints. While wNpy. (fray, fndi'd hiiir in not ninful, wo all df-ir' to rt'tain our youth ful nppinrnn,! and altriictivencwa. Hy dark'-uiii your hair with Wyeth'ii S'aj;e and Sulphur Compound, no ono can Ml, bwuiv) It does it bo naturally, ao evenly. tm jtmt datnpen A tnn(p or soft brush with it and drnw this through y"tr hair, tfiking one sinult xtrnnd at a timo; by luorniiiff nil ((ray hairs have tliapeate4l, and, after another applirution or two. your hitir btvomt-a heiuiti fully dark, gionny, soft and luxuriant. This prcparntion is a delightful toilet requisite nd it not lutendtd for tb cure, (negation 91 (tvfutiog 9l iUcaij 1357 Peterson, Richard Hans; Ash 1358 Smith, Orvllle; Ash 1359 Potorson, Norman 1360 Grubbe, Lloyd Ivan 1361 Cook, Charles Daniel 1362 Judy, Luther Benson: Ash APPLY FOR YOUR FARM LOAN NOW TO PROSPECTIVE FARM BORROWERS: Wo have received the following let ter from the Agricultural Coopera tive Company, whom we reprosent In Dou Kins county. Tho lottor should bo of interest to every farmer who expects to make a farm loan. "Kocont developments with refer ence to tho war uud tho ottering for snJo by our government of nnirecc deiitcd uinomitH of IhihIs, luu no doubt cjuimmI you to tliink quito Kei'i ously alMnit tho possibility os im advnneo in farm loon rates in tho nrnr future. 'J'liero Ls and can bo no ciiostion in to tho kiicccss of the pitta- , out and futuiv government bond Ik muos. ..It Is our privilege nnd imtrfotlc duty to absorb those issue as fast ns olloml. ratriolic impulses should not, however, entirely blind us to our ovwi ronditloUH and the elfect of that Issuance- and alo of such enormous quantities of bonds vill tiavo on In terest rut oh. It will undoul)tediy cirnto u HliortaKo, and a very huw ouot In funds whhh would othenviso scHdc Investment in farm loans. ".Money is tho only commodity U day that Is cheap. A substantial rnlso in Interest rales sooner or later I as inevitable as that tho sun will rise and set tomorrow' So it behooves you then to have your arrangements made to take enro of your loan on your farm if It in anout to maturo. Wo havo mado ar raiiKcinentB whorohy we can. tako your application now and give you tho advantage of tho present low rato on our twenty year plan of lending money. NOW IH TIIK TIME Cor you to flnanoo your farm loan and pot it on a long timo basis. Our twenty year plan will tide you over nny period of high interest rates likely to occur. WKITK IS TODAV. for information concerning our twen ty yir plan of lending money. We will takes your application now and agree bo furnifh you tho money nny time within tho next six months at present, rates of Interest. Write to day. Don't postpone it. RICE & RICE See M.F.RICE Mortgage Loans Beginning July 7 I will iiRnln make my rrrculnr trips to outside points as follows: Yonrjiil, 7th of each month at Huntington Drug Company, I M ain, tho 9th of each month at Huntingdon Drug Company. , .Myitie Creek, the ltlth of each month at Strong's' Hotel. Ijoonn. 22nd of each month at leona Hotel. Cnnvonvllle, IhI of ench month at Mriggs Hotel. Kiddle, 2nd of each month at itfddlo Hotel. Write or phone for appointments. E.V. BROUGHTON Optician nnd Optometrist. Oakland, Oregon.