The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, August 21, 1917, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EVKMNQ NEWS TIHSDAV, Al'GI'KT 21, 1917? THREB I i 4THAT POUCH Will APPEAL)! GENOINE GRAVELY TO OFFICERS AND MEN-r?HA5 BEEN CHEWED INj REAL PREPAREDNESS. EH !J IfHE NAVY AND THET SUPREME h I5INCE OLD TIPPECANOE DR ITPLYLER Licensed Chiropractic Physician 222 W. Lane St., Roseburg. Ore. Consultation Mid E.tam'jiutlon Free. Offlce Hours 0 to 5. Chiropractic and Electrical Treatments. Phone Ki2. DR. S. L. D&LAPP Osteopathic Physician & Surgeon Phones: 217-218 Perkins Illdg. Office 110 Res. 2.'2-Ii Iloseburg, Ore. DR. C. L. PEARSON DENTIST. Office Kohlhngcn uldK. Drs. Seely, Sether and Stewart Physicians and Surgeons. Suite of ofllcos roar of Douglas National Bank, ground floor. Phono it7 Rosebirrg ... Oregon FOR SALE A Ramboulet ram. Ad dress O. O. Willis, Dlllard, Ore., or phono 22F3. FOR RENT C-rooin furnished houso, or will soil furniture. In quire 740 Cobb Btroot. TICS FOR SALE Thoroughbred Duroc-Jorseys. Chas. A. Urand, The Overland Orchards. FOR SALE Ono Ford $315, one $260, ono $275. Ill In good run ning condition. J. O. Nuwland. FOB SALE Light work or driving mare. Weight about 976. Address 1227 W. Second street N, FOR SALE One Buddie pony, sever al milch cows. Phone 10F11, or address Box 282, Rosebiirg. Ore. FOR SALE A flvepnssengor tour ing car. Just overhauled, In good condition. A dandy buy. See 10 r noat Barnum. 2511-tf FOR SALE A 'number of good horses. All agos. Inqulro N. Curry Estate. Phone 29F2. 377-tf TIRB FILLERS FOR 8ALR Com - plete aot for Ford car. Inquire at News offlce. Does away with pinctures. tf FOR SALE 17Vi ncros, 10 acres In orohard. Nothing bettor in Doug las county. Bargain. Inquire iNows office. 40 2-a-2l FOR BALE 4 or 5 thousand Ural clft9S 2nd hand brick for sale at n bargain. Call Socialist cigar store. FOR SALE White Iiegliorn pullnlR, March and April hatch. 7 lie earn Laying strain. Mrs. Rexrond, 132C Itmpqun avenue, l'liono 'JQFl 4. FOR 8ALE No. 10 Smith Premier typewriter, In first-class condition doublo keyboard. Price $25. in nnlro at The News office. tl FOR SALE Team of black mares, 6 and 6 yrars old. Cows, heifers, calves, wheat, oats, barley ami onto mixed, wagons, buggy, back, harrow, disc. Farm Implements. Household goods, kitchen range, cts. C. W. Miller, Hlxonvlllo, Or. FOR SALTC 9- acres, 4 W miles south of RoBcburg; good small house, bnrn, chicken houses, etc Team, cow, over 100 chickens, all farm tools, feed and fuel for win tor and some household goods go with place. Addross, F. W. Heard. RL 1, Roscburg, Ore., for particu lars, CLASSIFIED COLUMN New Rugs, .Chinese Designs lE Y;JI5NG JGL GRAYELV'S CELEBRATED Chewing Plug COURT EVtK) BEFORETHE INVENTION OF OUR PATENT AIR-PROOF POUCH GRAVELY PLUG TOBACCO MADE STRICTLY FOR ITS CHEWING QUALITY WOULD NOT KEEP FRESH IN THIS SECTION. NOWTHE PATENT POUCH KEEPS IT FRESH AND CLEAN AND GOOD A LITTLE CHEW OF GRAVELY 16 ENOUGH AND LASTS LONGER THAN A BIO CHEW OF ORDINARY PLUG. JX.9ravelHJotxiccaQ).Dii.mur.VA. "WW" BILLY'POSTER'S billboards ARE WINNING RECRUITSfCl EVERY. DAYy if WANTED. All kinds of root vegetables, such as carrots, beets, turnips, etc. Let us know about what quantity you will have. . Phone 83. 366-tf ROSEI1UKO FRUIT CO. FOR SALE PIPE 2,000 toot second hand, 1-Inch water pipe, t&' J. H. SINNIGER SHEET M ETA It WOItKS 111) Oak Street. Drain-Scottsburg Stage Line AUTO STAGE AND SPECIAL SERVICE Leaves Drain Mondays, Wednes days, Fridays and returns Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Fare $3.00 J. R. SAWYERS, Prop. FOR SALE Good G-ycar Jersey cow. Ring 31F12. 401-a-26. FOR SALE A horse. Inqulro S. B. Crouch. 334-tl FOR SALE Pigs and hogs. Lylo Mai-Htors. Phone 17F2. FOR SAIJ3 Good work mare, cheap. J. H. mown, Looaing mass, i-nuue 23F11. FOR SALE A highly Improved Ave ucro fruit and poultry ranch, fully stocked and equipped, Just outsldo city limltB of Santa Cruz, Calif. Prlco $0000, or might exchango for small farm or Blieep ranch in Douglas county up to $4000 or $5000 value. For particulars ad dress, Chas. E. Pond, P. O. Box 6(15, Santa Cruz, Calif. FOR SALE Fine stock ranch, com pletely equipped, everything neces sary to run tho place, good bulld Iiirs, plenty of hay and grain land, lots of woll watered pasture. Worth twice what 1b asked for It. Price for a short ttmo only, $7,500, in cluding tools and tennis, half cash, balance to suit purchaser. Deal with owner. Address "Stockman" care Evening Nows, ltoseburg. Ore. FARM ItANlm. THE GOVERNMENT needs farmers ns well as fighters. Two million, threo hundred thousand ucres of Oregon & California Railroad Co. grant lands. Tltlo revested in the United Stales. To bo opened for bomestends and salo. Containing come of tho boRt land left In Unit ed States. Largo copyrghted map showing land by soetlons and de scriptions of soil, climate, rain fall, elevations, temperature, ete., by counties. Postpaid ono dollar. filO, Portland, Oro. 313-B21 Grant Lands Locating Co., box WANTED. WANTED Rondster or touring body. Addrefei Hex 17:1. City. WANTF.b Expel U-nce.t waitress al ouco. Write or phono Hotel Clark, (lleniiale. 3 fi S-tf WANTKD A general housekeeper, Nleudv position. Address Mabel li. Perry, ltt. 1, Uox :!. jjMl WANTED A general housekeeper, steady position, Address Mablo H. Perry, Route 1 Uox 3!l. 1124 WANTED TO KENT Small ranch 60 to 00 acres. Good farming land. Family orchard, small pas ture. Phone 417. G. W. Young A Son. - tf WANTED Partner for opening up gold and rlier UuIko nHsayinp over $200 to toM. Must furnish park and middle horfi.s. Address or call 1116 Harvard avenue, Roseburg. 2L 13? I L BAItGAINS IN USED CAIW. We have some; exceptional bar gains In used cars and' believe that In the list below you will And what you want. ' Hudson Supor Six, 7- paBS, $1100. Packard 1911, 6- pass, i cylin der, 500. Packard 1913, fi-pass. 0 cylinder, 900. Chalmers 6-passenger, 6 cylinder, G00. Franklin, 7-pasesngor, 6 cylinder, $900. Ilulck, 7-passenger, 6 cylinder, $860. Aublurn, G-pusscngor, 6 cylinder, $400. Cadillac, 2-passenger, 4 'Cylinder, $400. Cadillac, 5-passenger, 4 cylinder, $425. Terms at above prices or 10 per cent discount for all cash. As a spe cial offer for this week "we will re fund round trip railroad fare to any one purchasing one of the above a23 . PORTLAND MOTOR CAR CO. USED FORD CAKS FOR SALE One 1914, well equipped, $250; ono Ford bug. $225; one 1916, Al condition, good tires, $310; ono laBt year's Chevrolet, excellent shape, $300. FORD GARAGE. WANTED Laborers at Winchester for work on concrete and gravel, 30 cents per hour. Soo Burchlleld, on tho ground. VOl RENT. TO RENT Threo , furnished house keeping rooms, modern. Inquire 748 S. Pine streot. al8p ROOMS TO RENT ,ith or without board. Inquire or address 451 S. Jackson street. 403-tf MISCELLANEOUS. LOST A $10 bill somewhere on Jackson street. Finder ploaao no tify Tho Mews office. AST ..ound dog, ono white foot, one too off hind foot, one crooked front leg. $10 reward. Waro BrOB. ' al8p TO EXCHANGE Equity In Umpqua valloy farm for a cheaper plaeo farther out, that Is suitable for poultry and cows. O. M. Green. Melroso, Ore. Phono 6 PI 3. SHEEPMEN Will herd sheep for agreed tonus If run on my 160 acres and surrounding grazing land. Phono or writo, W. C. O. Stouer, Buck Fork, Or. WELL -DRILLING An up-to-date outilt. R. E. Heinseliuan, Rose- burg. Ore. 360-tf WELL DRILLING Now is the time to drill that now well. You want a good Job. I am the follow that can do It. W. V. Kornln, Box 791, Roseburg, Ore. tf LOANS NEGOTIATED AND CLOS ED Ixical money to loan nny rea sonable amount, prevailing inter est rales. Soo M. F. Rice, of Rice Hlce. MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS SI on ana Hnllnr. tn lan clean PAHM security. RURAL l Kl'JlM l' I'IjAN UIXU TIME LOANS. Low rnto of Interest. Soo M. F. Hire, of Hire ft Hlce. WAR, WAR, WAR See Pat, nol about the German war, but about prizes on mill work, door and win dow frames, all kinds of cemtnl work. Houses built, moved or re paired. Also havo some snap bar gains in real estate. Hotter list wllh us If you want to sell. F. F. Patterson. City. 206-tf INSURANCE! INSURANCE! INSUR ANCE! These very dry days should remind you tnat you should have that house or barn protected by one of our INSURANCE POLI CIES. Wo represent the oldest and tho strongest old line com panies In llio U. S. 24 companies to select from. Always someone In our office to serve you. See M. F. Rice of Rice ft Rice. LETTER FROM P KELLY Wm. Dolan Writes Interesting ly From The Aviation Field In Texas- SEES ALL SORTS PEOPLE The "Hard Roiled Bird" Is Thoro as Well as the ltcflned Mar Hunan Hoh Heen Transferred to Tor onto With Aero Corps. The following Interesting letter was received today from Wm. Dolan by one of his local friends. Mr. Do lan Is near San Antonio, Texas, serv ing with an aero squadron: Well I received your letter the oth er day and was gladi- to hear from you, and as I have nothing to do will answer your letter. I and live other men were appointed as firemen for district No. 4 of Camp Kelly and all we have to do Is lay around on our bunks in the fire tent and! be ready in case of Are. We have one chem ical engine and some fire hose to keep In good condition as they have Inspection once each week and fire drill twice each month. It is a pret ty nice Job though as we have no fatigue work to do nor any guard duties and do not have to drill unless we want to, for myseir I like to drill and do whenever I get the chance. There is a follow by ttao name of Pounds from Canyonvill in here with me. They put up a notice on the bulletin board the other day that 8.11 men up for the officers reserve were to be put In a equadron hy them selves until they were caleld up so that means that Leo Devaney will leave my squadron which I hate as It will not seem like home without him around. Mar Hanan is In the 27th aero squadron and he leaves to morrow for Toronto, Canada, so that will leave Al and I here alone, as Bill Taylor left about a week ago with the 2 1st -for Bellville, 111. There were eight squadrons, left here last Saturday and.there are" about that many going to leave' within two weeks from now. I do not know whether we will leave with that bunch or not and will not know un til about tweny-four hours before we leave as that is all the notice they give now. We do not see any more fancy fly ing down here, as the colonel of our camp has issued orders prohibiting It, all we see now Is Just the straight flying. There were about fifty were came in from Vancouver the other day. so you see that will help to in crease Oregon's popularity In this camp. I see by one of the papers where all the 4 th company and sanitary troops are located at Ft. Stevens for good. Sometimes I wish I had stay ed with them, but I believe 1 would rather be here Just at present as I have a better chance to see some of the world than they have and I have gained experience that Is worth quite a hit to me (pick and shovel). I will never regret Joining the aviation section of the signal corps as to esti mation it is the best branch of ser vice going, and in time it will be a branch of service n a class by tself and not attached to the signal corps. Yoai had better come on down. It sure is funny to hear the "rooks" crab about having to do so much work. I can remember very well how it was when I first got here. It seemed that all the work was com ing to us but I see now how it is divided up, but If they were to pro hibit crabbing In an army camp all tho pleasure would be gone. When we get out of this army we will all- have something to talk about- that happened during our enlistment from the time we were In line holding up our right hands and saying "I do," to the time that we are handed our discharges, and after we get -out we will meet someone wo know wherev or we go as I have met more follows here than ever heforo and of all kinds from tho "hard boiled" bird to the guy who wears a wrist watch and bis name Is ' Porclvnl." The paper kid out here this morn ing sold all the papers he had in no timo'due to the announcement that China had entered the war and also a big head lino saying something about peace. I will bet there is not a soldier here who would not give his mil month's pay for ponce. I guess the town is protty near gono. now since nil tho soldiers have left, at that I wouldn't mind being back there for a week or two. It has finally come to the day down here where a civilian is a thing or the past nnd now it Is nil sol diers or no one at all. If it were not for this camp hero San Antonio would be put off the map entirely. When I first came down hero a sol dier was laughed at when he came to a dance, but now it is just the op posite nnd we are welcomed every where in our khaki. Tho Red Cross down here give an entertainment about onco a week and Invite tho whole campp. Thero are three other camps besides Kelly nnd tboy nro Camp Funston for officers reserve and Camp Wilson for infan try, and aviation men both. They are nil within about five miles from San Antonio, so you can see how the city benefits by the army. They are clearing off a 6.000 acre piece oi ground to build more barracks on Just across the road, so that will mean quite an enlargement to Camp Kelly and more fatigue work for the rookies coming in. 1 hate been In this army for Just three months to day and.it seems like about three weeks ago since i left on No. 16 for Portland and left Rosebufg behind for an' indefinite length of time. Well as I have given you all the news from here I will await news from the best town in tho slate. Write soon. Regards to all. Your old friend, WM. DOLAN, Camp Kelly. 45th Aero Squadron, S. San Antonio, Texas. P. 8. You don't all need to b afraid of writing to me for fear I will not get it as they can transfer my mail easily. I would not mind 'reading a News once in a while home papers look good. Will end you a San Antonio "Express." and "Light"- in exchange. A UNIFORM FOR HOME liCAUD. Secretary of War Answers Questions That Have Flooded Washington. Various communications have come from organizations throughout the country relative to a uniform which would not conflict with section 125 of the national defense act, approv ed June 3, 1916, with regard 10 the protection of the federal uniform. While the war department may make no official ruling on what constitutes an observance or a violation of that section of the law, the secretary of war does, Informally, suggest the fol lowing uniform, which may ba used without variation, or with any changes which do not bring it into conflict with the above cited section! of the. national defense act. A description of a uniform which, In the opinion of the secretary of war, Is considered suitable for wear by home guard and which vould not be in conflict with section 125, act of congress approved June 3, 1916. Coat A single-breasted, straight front, four-button sack coat, with lapels, having two outside hip bel lows pockets and one outside breast bellows pocket. White, metal but tons with state coat of arms and shoulder loops. Trousers of same material as coat. ' Cap of same material as coat, visor and chin strap to be black enameled leather. Buttons of white metal with state coat of arms. Cap ornament The letters "H. G.65 of white metal, of suitable height, inclosed In white metal wreath in front. Collar ornament The letters "H: G." of white metal, of suitable height in each side of collar of coat. Rank insignia same as illustra ted In general orders No. 49, war department, 1916, pages 43 and 44. Chevrons To be placed on sleeves midway between shoulder and elbow. First sergeant, a shield with three white horizontal bars; sergeant, a circle with threo white horizontal 'bars; corporal, a circle with two white horizontal bars.' Shirt and collar Of white ma terial. Cravat A black four-in-hand. Material For Coat, trousers and cap; it is tentatively suggested that the material be part wool and part cotton, of suitable weight, of either forestry green or blue gray. Auto paints, ail Itlnas. cordon & Bishop. . - ' a24 NOTICE. Saturday of each week, Mrs. A. Wade will be at the office of Dr. Wade in the Perkins "block for the purpose of collecting necounts due. Parties knowing themselves indebted to Dr. Wade please take notice. s10 MliS A. WADE. DRINK HOT WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST Says you really feel clean, sweet and fresh inside, and are seldom ill. It you are accustomed to woke up with a coated tongue, foul breath or a dull, dizzy headacho; or, if your meals sour and turn Into gas and acids, you have a real surprise await ing you. To-morrow morning. Immediately upon arising, drink a glass of hot water with a tcaspoonful of limestone phosphate In It This is Intended to first neutralize and then wash out of your stomach, liver, kidneys L and tbirty feet of intestines all, the indi gestible waste, poisons, sour bile and toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary canal. Thoso subject to sick headaches, backache, bilious attacks, constipation or any form of stomach trouble, are urged to got a quarter pound of lime stone phosphate from tho drug store and begin enjoying this morning inside-bath. It is sold that men and women who try this become enthu siastic and keep It up daily. It is a Bplendld health measure for It is more important to keep clean and pure on the inside than on the outside; because the skin pores do not absorb impuri ties into the blood, causing disease, while the bowel pores do. Tho principle of bathing Inside is not now, as'mitlions of people practice It. Just as hot water and soap cleanse, put fy and freshen the skin, so hot wnter and a teaspoonfut of limestone phosphate act on the Btomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Limestone phos phate Is an inexpensive white powder and almost tasteless. Children Cry The Kind Voa Havo Always Bought, and which has been " in us for over over 30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per- Z' jyT sonal supervision since its Infancy. : &fZj-6jCc4ii Allow no one to deceive you in this. An Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but E-xpcrimtnts that trifle with and endanger the health of -Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTOR I A Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains "neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Vind Colic and Siarrhoe'a; allaying Feverishness arising . therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids t' i assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS 5 pBears the In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought THt CrNTAUW COMPArJV, M F w vohk C IT V. TO A BOY Any apple is fit to eat during the eating. ' If it is ripe, give him another one. If it is green, give him Rexall Colic Remedy . He'll be all right tomorrow. Nathan-" a . ' Perkins f ullerton Tie J&re . Building We Are Showing x SUMMER Dress Goos, and Fine Line of Silks A beautiful and dainty line of Ladies' Dress Goods, in latest weaves A selection made at our store means the latest and most aprov- ed fashionable designs shown. I. Abraham The Dependable Store for Fletcher's Signature of "' A.. rrJwrrfrnM..