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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1918)
FOOTS THE EVENING NEWS, MOXDAV, FEBRUARY it, 1018. : i . t , . - Spring House Cleaning Time WILL SOON BE HERE BXI You will need some new curtains, a rug new furniture which we can supply you from a large and well assorted stock. Make your selections early, as some goods are getting harder to get every day and the prices will be much higher than at the pres ent time. Make housecleaning easy by getting a Frantz Premier or Hot Point Electric Vacuum Cleaner. They are very light running and will get all the dirt without raising any dust. When you need a new auto tire or tube buy a Brunswick which costs you no more and gives you more mileage than tires of lesser quality. Come in and Let Us Show Yon These Tires A. J. Lilburn & Son COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS SMiTH RIVER. Victor Gunter was a visitor in the upper settlement last Sunday.' Ever ett Wright accompanied him home for a short visit. Ivan Harris was on the sick list one day last week. Everett Wright had the bad luck to sprain his ankle slightly one day this week. Messrs. Tom Taylor, Ernest and Arthur Woolley returned home Wed nesday from Isadora where they have been engaged In cutting railroad ties. Frances Gunter was on Roseburg the first of the week. Fredi Harris went to Roseburg one day last week where he has entered high school. Tom Taylor and Ernest Woolley expect to leave some .day this week for Portland where they will work the balance of the winter. One of the two colts belonging to Mr. Wright which have been missing for some time past, has been found drowned in the South Fork of Smith river. The bank, caved off with it and as the river was high at the time the colt could not get out. The other colt has not yet been found and it is feared it, too, has met with some accident. X f . MONDAY IS BARGAIN DAY. Monday is burgain day at the Roseburg Cleaning and Pressing Works. Men's suits French Dr cleaned and pressed for $1.00. All work given prompt attention. Bar gain day prices do not include call Ing for clothes or making deliveries. Bring your clothes in. CALL FOR SCHOOL WARRANTS, Notice Is hereby given to all per sons holding warrants on School Dis trict No. 21, of Douglas county, Oregon, to present the same at my office for payment, as interest ceases after this date. January 16, 1918. C. M. WILSON Clerk, Dlst. 21, Camas Valley, Ore, MID-SEASON CLEANUP SHOE SALE WOMEN'S SMART SHOE STYLUS. REALLY REMARKABLE VALUES. 4 One of the finest opportunities to save on your shoe expense is . offered you In this Final Cleanup of the Season The majority of these styles are perfectly suitable for early spring wear, and you may take our word for it, shoes will not be any cheaper this coming season, than they were this present one.. Allthe handsome models so popular this season are included in -this general price reduction. Shoes selling formerly up to $10, now on sale nt .$2.85, $3.85, $4.85, $5.85. SEE OVU WINDOWS. ROSEBURG B00TERIE IRVIN BRUNN Shoes That Satisfy. Perkins Building. Cass St. A. D. Bradley Wants to See You OLDSMOBILE 8 Cylinder, $1660 6 Cylinder, $1350 MAJESTIC ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5 Evenings,7:15-10:45,15c-10c TODAY ONE DAY ONLY. Why should a society beauty, watchedi every minute by the po lice, hobnob with crooks as well as members of her own set. Solve the mystery of 'The Dazzling Miss Davison" By seeing MARJORIE RAMBKAU IN "A STORY. OF MYSTERY" A ZEPPELIN ATTACK ON NEW YORK Showing what would tuipMn to Now York If it was raided by Zeppelins. JKIUtY'S JAM Another George Ovey Comedy that will make the lunch come. ADULTS 15c CHILDREN 10c Tomorrow and Wednesday Dorothy Phillips with Lon Chanev and Wlllituu Stowell in "PAY ME" A northern story that made all New Lork Stop, Look and Listen. Is one of the few really big wonders of the screen. Played by a brilliant cast. A picture for every one from 8 to 80. Live-wire Doings of City - . . ( Here From Oakland. George Stearns, of Oakland, con nected with the firm, of E: G. Young & Co., is in the city today looking after business matters and greeting friends. Mr. Stearns left' tor his home early this afternoon. Card Party Tuesday Night. There will be a card party at the Catholic church parish house tomor row evening to which all who wish to participate are Invited to attend. The ladies having the affair in charge have planned the entertainment with a desire of having all assured of a cordial, welcome and pleasant time. Relief Society Luncheon. The ladies. of the French-Belgian Babies Relief Association, of Rose burg have arranged to give a lunch eon at 234 North Jackson street next Friday beglnnig at 12 o'clock noon, for the benefit of the needy children of those countries. Lunch will be served during the afternoon, and the society hopes for liberal patronage. Washington-Lincoln Memorial. The G. A. R. and W. R, C. will con duct a service at the armory next Friday afternoon at two o'clock in honor of Washington and Lincoln. Hon. Binger Hermann and Rev. J. C. Spencer will address the assemblage, and an appropriate musical program will be rendered. The public is cor dially invited to attend this, memor ial service. :; A Enjoyable Card Party. A most happy time spent was a party given by Mr, and Mrs. R. Taylor on Thursday evening. Five hundred was indulged in a part of the evening. A. C' Cook won first .'prize and the consolation fell to Mrs. G. O. Shadduck. Then comical games were played until a late hoii which kept every one amused. The daintiest of refreshments were serv ed those enjoying Mr. and Mrs. Tay lor s hospitality were Mr. and M F. W. Mercer, and daughter, Edna; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. .W. Rlggs, Mr. and Mrs. A. Cook, Mr. and; Mrs. G. O. Shadduck Mr. and Mrs. M. f. Allen, and Mes- dames F. L. Johnson, G. M. Pearce, J. M. Trefren, E. D. Smith, F. I. McGred, C. O. Hosmer, Mrs. Sargent Margaret Stoltz, Messrs. B. F. Lohr H. Oppenshaw, P. J. Hohl and the host and hostess. MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT. Every man In Roqoburg who has an interest, either general or personal, in the city's future should" attend the meeting' of the commercial club at the city hall on Tuesday evening. 'The invitation is extended to non members as much as to mem bers and a large attendance is important. few leisure hours of the studio, folk at Universal City and his admirers throughout the country, having seen his work at the piano even on the screen In this one feature which dis plays it he has been busy answer ing letters telling them: rather re luctantly, that he really can play. He comes to the Majestic theatre on Tuesday - and ' Wednesday with Dorothy Phillips in that thrilling story of western life, "Pay Me," to which Joseph De Grassffjhas brought some of the finest direction of his career, punctuated by screen success. And while Mr. 'Stowell unfortunate ly, is not seen at the piano in any of the exciting scenes of the melodrama he makes up for it by the great "punch" scene in which he escapes, after one of the wildest fights of pictures, from the burning "Nugget" with the heroine safely in his arms. YourjWatch Do no allow it to run over two 'years without having it cleaned and overhauled. The tiny bal ance is making 18000 beats every hour, 157,000,000 beats a year. Such steady and continuous run ning will surely wear some of the delicate little parts unless they are .cleaned 'and well oiled, or there may 'be. a cracked jewel that is cutting the pivots which will in a short time ruin your watch. So you had' . 'better drop In to your jewelers' and have it examin ed, but do not under any circum stances allow it to run more than two years without cleaning. Be good to it and it will never wear out. i We are well prepared to handle your watch repairs, and they will be given our 'best and most careful attention. BUBAR BROS Jewelers & Optometrir ts. JACKSON STREET. The best of everything to eat at the Roseburg Cafeteria. . tt. Eat war hot cakes at the Rosebur Cafeteria. ' ' FILM AT MIMETIC THEATRE a pianist or unusual ability per hap another Paderewski or a Hoff manthat is what many think handsome William Stowell would have become had he not deserted the ivories for 'the celluloid. In recent photoplay, in which he essay ed the male lead, Stowell was called on to t'aice the part of a disinherited son of a millionaire who finally be comes so down and out that he has to ask for the price of a meal and pay for it with his own efforts at the piano in a dance hall. Mr. Stowell at this time, surprised his director, Joseph De Grasse, and his co-workers with so rare an, abil ity at the instrument, that he was immediately besieged for stories of his early engagements on the concert stage, which he deserted for pictures, bince, Mr. Stowell has been called upon to while away some of the very I Had an Aunt Who often went "Sightseeing," but Who never "saw the sights." This statement may seem a paradox, And yet when I described " To her the detailed mag nificence Of an exquisite landscape She exclaimed in surprise that she Was unable to see, this beauty Her vision was impaired By a myopic condition which Is sometimes called "near- - sightedness." And was easily corrected WhenVe fitted her Eyes With the right kind' of Glasses. MR. I. O. WELL. ; A. S, HUEY Optometrist Roseburg - Oregon E OPENS COURT TODAY Judge J. W. Hamilton opened court this morning for the purpose of cleaning up the court docket for the coming February term. Many at torneys were present, and the trial program was arranged. . While Judge Hamilton will hear motions and demurreds in various cases Wednesday, the regular term of court will not open with a jury until Monday, February 18. Tomorrow a non-judicial Say and therefore no cases will be disposed of at that time. Judge Hamilton, will leave Thurs day, February 14, for Cbrvallls where he will pass sentence in the Frazier forgery case.. The defendant felned suicide some time ago and was late discovered in- Los Angeles by one of the trial jurors, who was visiting at that place. Frazier was re-arrested and now languishes in the. Corvallis jail awaiting sentence. ' The February grand jury will be called together'- next Thursday at which time they will act on several cases now awaiting" disposition and take up other niatters which will be brought to' their attention from time to time. " FIRST DIVISION MEN TO APPEAR FEB. 16 The following list of first division recruits subject to the draft call un der the selective service system, will be notified to appear for the physical examination February 16, at the armory: Fred Thornburg Umpqua Harry B. Woods Portland Kenneth L. J. K. Conn Roseburg Andrew Telford Roseburg Wilson P. Jones Glide Louis A. Ferguson Glendale Dudley W. Kidwell '.., Roseburg Edward Rondeau ...... Azalea Francisco Ruscigno Portland Riley J. Norris Coquille Cnas. K. Barnes North Bend Earl Ensley .....t ; Drain David D. Henry ; Oakland Wm. F. Marsters ...Looking Glass John F. Pike ...........1 Glandale Ulrle B. Hanson Leona Joseph Dondeau'.... Cosmonolis. Wn, Walter E. Hercher: Winston Walter F. Kernin" Roseburg unnert c. Royer Dillard For quick lunch try the Roseburg Cafeteria. ':., tf 11 H. BENNETT IS STATE BANK SUPT. (By Associated Press.) SALEM, Feb. 11. Will H. Ben nett, cashier, of the Citizens Bank, of Portland, has been-. appointed state bank superintendent Joy the banking board. Teh governor and Treasurer Kay voted for Bennett, and uicott voted for Chas. Stewart. NEW TODAY. FOR TRADE Overland rbadster for 5-passenger car, Ford preferred. Telephone '33F12. WANTED Girl for light house work and) care of child during day. Apply evenings after 5:30 218 S. Jackson street. "' IS CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years DRAFT BOARD COMPILES LIST OF DELINQUENTS The local draft board announced today the following first division men who as yet have failed to submit their questionnaires: Floyd O. Cray .....Drain Theodore Canfleld Leona David J. Sickles : Leona Hans Magnuson Elgarose Loo re Lervarisch ; .... Roseburg Chas. R. Lelghton Roseburg Edwin J. Kelly Portland Leonardo Juntero Roseburg Robert E. Brown Reedsport Albert Vozel Roseburg James Nisbet Cowiche, Wn. Albert Salle Wilbur xemitroir Vagellnor Portland John W. Kahlabn :..........Glenaale Mignull Bonello Koler The following recruits have failed to comply. with the notification sent them to appear for physical exainina tion: 7 ., ;' Roy O. Moore1 Days Creek Stanley E, ,Woodwaid....Seattle, Wn. Alfred Hegersta'd .... Houghton, S, D. Roy Erickson Looking Glass John T.' Cole Albany Wm. P. Edwards Corvallis Benj. Jackson Susanville Miles Thompson Roseburg Robert Whitted Ash Clarence Tanner .... Winchester Bay Chas; s: BrosI : ..' Vernon, B. C. LODGE DIRECTORY. KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS, Alpha Lodge no. 47, meets every Wed . nesday evening, cor. Jackson and Cass Sts. Visitors always welcome, C. A. CHAMBERLAIN, C. C ROY F. DURBIN, M. F. E. E. WIMBERLY. K. R. S. I. O. O. F., PhUetarlan Lodge No. 8, Meets "in Odd Fellows Temnle. , corner Jackson and Cass Sts., on Saturday . evening of each week, Members of the order in good standing are invited to attend. GEO. D. HINSDALE, N. G A. J. UEDDES. Rec. Sec. J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Sec. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each . montn at Odd Fellows' hall. Visit ing members in good standing are invited to attend. DORA GILBERT, G. N. CLAKA CAWLFIELD, Clerk. II. A. Y'. Mt. Nebo Homestead No, 1828 meets at Maccabee hall every 2nd and 4th Wednesday. Visitors welcome. E. B. PERRINE, F. M. C. W. CLOAKE. Cor. O. E. S., Rosebure Chanter No. 8 Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays in each month. isit'lng members in good standing . are respectfully invited to attend'.. ' MISS MARGARET PAGE, W. M FREE JOHNSON. Sec'y: LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE. Rose urg ijodgo No. 1037 Meets Mon day evening of each week, at 8 o' clock in Macacbee hall. All visit ing brothers are Invited to attend, W. J, MOON, Dictator. H. Q.;PARQETER. Sec'y. REBEKAHS, , Roseburg Rebekah Lodge,: No. 41, I. O. O. F. Meets in Odd Fellows Temiple every Tuesday evening. Visitfng sisters and brethren Invited to attend. AILENE HUFFMAN, N. G. . BELLE STEPHENSON, Sec. - DELLA LEWIS, Fin. Sec. I. O. O. P., Rising Star Lodge No. 174 meets In the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. VlBitlng Drethren always welcome. " A. C. REXROAD, N. G. ' (PERCY WEBB, V. G. . CARL W. OHMAN, Rec. Sec. ' M. FICKLE. F. 8. Alwaya bears the Signature of L. O. T. M.- osetmrg Hive No. 11, holds regular reviews on second and fourxu Thursday evenings in Maccabee hall. Sisters of other hives visiting In the city are cor-' dially invited to attend our re views.? Maccabee' hall on Cass BERYL B. OGDEN. L. C. JESSIB RAPP, R. K. A. F. A A. M., Laurel Lodge No. 13. Regular communications 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, Roseburg, Ore. Visitors welcome. O. P. COSHOW, W. M. W. P. HARRIS. Secy. X A TRIP ON MEMORY'S SHIP Fond memory carries you back to the good old school iays days which had their ups and downs In the early voyage of your life. You may then have formed the ; saving habit which has been so valuable to you if not, do not think it is too late, but start the good work now. Start an account with the Roseburg National Bank. . . The Roseburg National Bank Ro seburg , ure. WRENCH ES For All Purposes Have just installed a new assortment of SOCKKT wrenches that will meet any of your l-equirements. ' Come in and look them over now and you will know where to got one when wanted. Complete rets for "Overland," "Biiick,", "Doige" with Fords on tap. . ' ' ALSO- "7"" Separate Socket Heads Separate Universal Joints Socket Ratchets Crescent wrenches from 4 to 13 inches. Are less In priro than a good monkey wrench. (phurchill Hardware Co. Don't forget the "Micheiin". lire is the best ever. DRESS GINGHAMS We save you money 5h Quality, Red Seal and Toile du Norde Dress Ginghams, good colors pretty patterns 15c, 18c, 23c Amoskeg Apron Check Gingham, 19c . Heavy Skirting Cheviots - - 19c You Buy ii Here for Less GOLDEN RULE STORE. . Antlers Theatre Tonight And Tomorrow Night 7:15, 9 1 Special Matinee Tuesday, 2:15 GERALDINE FARRAlt IN The Woman God Forgot Sensational Munificent Stupendous ' - Artcraft Production. BURTON HOLME8 TRAV EL PICTURES. ADMISSION-, Children . Adlilu ...10c ..23c ALSO KILLIK RHODICS ijj TOM, DICK AND HARKV. Coming Thursday and Friday, February 14 and 15, Charles Ray in The Son of His Father Next Monday and Tuesday Douglas Fairbanks in Reaching For the Moon
