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TELL EXEMPTED ALIENS, "IT
IS TIME TO VOLUNTEER"
A MAN IS WHAT HE FEEDS ON
The housewife, looking to the family health, will buy whore she can
get Fresh, Clean Groceries. Our Stock is Clean and Sanitarily Kept
and all goods are of the beBt manufacture. Orders personally look
ed after.. -
WALTER PATTERSON. THE CASS STREET GROCERY, PHONE 279
FACTS OF THE WAR
THB KVBNINQ NEW THURSDAY, MARCH OH, 1918.
Great Reduction in Kodak Finishing
Clark & Clark
Spring Apparel
All the newest goods in the latest de
signs and weaves are now displayed
for your inspection.
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A magnificent assortment of spec
ially selected goods that will meet
the most critical buyer's approval
I. ABRAHAM
The Store of Courtesy Roseburg, Oregon
Seeds of Mnds
Mako your celoctionn from our Inrgo stock while the assortment
Is complote. ' -SWEET
1'ICAS-Spcncor Strain, Black Enlght, Liivcndor, Bright
Pink, White and Yellow.
FOR THE WAR GARDENS
BEANS Asparagus, Burpees Oroen Pod Stringless, Blnclc Wax,
Early Gr .on Pod Stringless, Valentino, Kentucky AVon
dor and many other varieties. "
BERTS iJnrly Blood Turnip, Egyptian, Market Card nor, otc.
t'ABHAGH Early All Head, Danish Ball He".d, Coponhaeen. Mar
ket, Early - Jersey Wakefield, r- Wlnningstadt, Flat
Dutch, etc. -
CARROTS Chantnoy, Dr.nver Half Long, Improved Lone Orange,
Oxheart, White or Yellow Belgian, etc.
x CAULIFLOWER, CELERY, CRESS, CUCUMBERS.
SWEET CORN Black Mexican, Country Gentleman, Early Cob
Cory, Early Minnesota, Golden Bantam, Goldon West,
Oregon Evergreen, etc.
LKTlvCK Early Hanoon Head, Pr' etakor, Grand ltu. ids, Los
Angeles, Head, Simpson's Early Curled.
ONION SEnil) Australian Brown, Bermuda White, Oregon Yellow
Danvers, Prizetaker, otc.
ONION SETS Very scarce, got your order in early.-
PARSNIPS Hollow Crown.
PEAS Alaska, American Wonder, Gradus, Knot's Excelsior, Laxl-
tonia. Little Gem, nichardi Sheldon, Tolephono, otc.
1-oTATOEd American Wonder, Early Rose, Early Sunrise, etc.
PUMPKIN, RADISHES, RUTABAGA, TURNIPS, SQUASH,
TOMATOES.
FIELD AND GRASS SEEDS OF ALL JKINDS
PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.
, PRICES THE MOST REASONABLE,
Fancy White Dinnerware
SPECIAL PRICE
40 PIECES $3.95
Also open stock plain or fancy white, and gold band. : '.
CARR'S VARIETY STORE
6c, 10c, 25c Goods. 217 N. Jackson
BREAD
Holsum Barley Bread, Holsnm Liberty. Bread, Hokram Graham
Bread, Holsum Bread, Tip Top Bread, Tip Top Rye Bread, Holsum
War Bread, on Wednesday, saving 40 per cent wheat. -
' MRS. A. C. KIDD & SON
Phone 238
We Guarantee to Please You:
Practice of Suppression of the
News Has Led to Grave
Conditions.
GRAIN USED FOR LIQUOR
President Grilled for Permitting Food
Stuffs to Be Made into Ileer
and Wine Under Present
Circumstances.
COTTAGE CHEESE
Who ever had enough? Or who can name a 'better, inexpensive1
treat for Easter? . Make It yourself.. It requires no great amount,
of milk, or labor, to have it fresh and lust to your liking. .
Roseburg Dairy & Soda Works
WE HAVE NO EQUAL
When it comes to supplying your home with all the delicacies of the
senBon. Our stock is alwaye frosh and complete In all lines. You will:
find here the choicest of good s and the best of service.
THE CASH STORE
J. n. KINO. Proprietor
Roesbnrg, Oregont
WASHINGTON, March 27. Fail
ure of government agencies to co
operate in the prosecution of the war
was laid to President Wilson by Sena
tor Jones, of Washington, In a speech
in the senate today, In which he
charged tuat the president had shown
no disposition to seek the advice of
congress on the groat problems con
fronting the nation.
"The president ought to co-ordinate
himself and the sooner he does it
the sooner will governmental
agencies be most effective," said Sen
ator Jones. '
"Members of congress 'are ready
and anxious to co-operate fully with
the executive and the president
should not only welcome but seek
their counsel and advice upon the
great problems which confront him,
but he does not do It. I do not Bay
this in any captious spirit. It is the
statement of a fact, a most lament
able fact known to all here and re
gretted by all."
Senator Jones asserted that If the
president and congress co-operated
as they should, "a feeling of patri
otic unity throughout the country,
that I fear 1b lacking, but which
ought to exist, would, be created."
In directing his attention to pro
fiteering, Senator Jones declared that
It was everywhere, and In the "na
tion's needj is its common prey."
"The fight for gain is so fierce that
it seems universal," he continued.
"It is confined to no class or con
ditio!). Why is that? It io not be
cause we are not patriotic. We have
not come to realize what we must do
to win this war. The people do not
know the real facts. - They will not
cease their race for gain and profit
till they do know the urgent need
for sacrifice and self-denial." -
Instead of the American' people be
ing told the facts, the Washington
senator chargod they are being given
misleading statements.' .
"Nothing must be eald that will
aid -and comfort the enemy has met
every suggestion of lack of progress
heretofore. The time has come to
stop that cry. It is the refuge of the
coward andi the craven, or the shield
of the enemy's friend. No greater
aid can be given Germany In this
dark hour tnan to lull our people ;nto
a false security.
Senator Jones also took President
Wilson to task for permitting the
continued use of grain and foodstuffs
In the manufacture of wine and beer
and the use of transportation .facili
ties for the shipment of beer and
wines, to the detriment of the move
ment of foodstuffs. .
0 CITY NEWS
ON JOYOUS EASTER
It's time to break the fast, while now is the time to prepare for It
Phone 91 for all Table Delicacies.
TOE BEE HIVE:
HUB VVUUW1 VUIWI. "-v,
nut. 20c the Dound' at Tollman's gro
cery. Edenbower. V a2
v in rwwlr of Wilbur.- was in the
city yesterday attending to business
matters.
, Fuel. Three cars or coal just re
ceived Page Investment Co. Phone
242.
C. Hermann, of Myrtle Creek, who
i t.nnM. nttnnllwff in hualhpna nf-
iim uwiu i. . w . ,) .
fairs in this ,cityu returned to his
home this morning.
T3aDt Antitlron . rfintlAl. 'hflRt service.
best cooks at the best restaurant. The
Grand.' . ... tf
Mr. andl Mrs. J. A. Summers left
this morning : for Klamath Falls
where they will, visit with friends
an relatives tor a leyr uayu.
When "you can't' afford to eat at
home, try the Bosoburg Cafeteria.
The best of everything at the most
reasonable p'rlceB. tf
Jacob Poermans and family arriv
ed laBt evening from Leona and left
thtm Mnmlnff tnv ftrpen alnlinn where
-they will make their future home.
The new dusting process installed
by Sloper, the cleaner and pressed,
eradicates . every particle of dust
from Irour clothing before they are
pressed and cleaned, thus assuring
vou of the moBt sanitary memous
employed in handing your work. The
only sanitary dusting machine In the
lty. tf
The high school is showing their
type of patriotism in the interest
which is shown when the war bulle
tins are read before the assembly ev
ery hour. Every student Is roused
to highest degree of demonstration
and the time of receiving each bulle
tin is looKed forward to very much
by the student body. They are being
: til m S
"Finding the alien slacker" was
'made part of New Year merriment
by the example of tho Illinois Coun
cil of Defense in urging all patriotic
and business organizations to go the
limit in aiding the volunteer enlist
ment of men who claimed exemption
from Uncle Sam's draft. Similar
action by defense councils of other
states is predicted.
, Federal Judge Landis also went
after the alien who "slacked," say
ing there were of military age 600,-
000 Canadians and Britons in the
country, of whom 176,000 claimed
exemption.
The State Council of Defense
pledged its assistance in the work of
getting volunteer recruits for the
British and other forces overseas and
elsewhere among the men exempted '
from the United States draft by rea
son of alien citizenship claims.
Facts submitted by the British
Canadian Recruiting Mission, .which
reported 14,000 enlistments, were the
basis for the Illinois Council's action.
suppliedi with bulletins by The News
office.
China noodles No. Is, best can be
bought. We handle the best of
everything. Grand restaurant. tf
C. N. McAllister, of Portland, rep
resenting the Union StocK 1'ardn, is
in the city today.
War hot cakes served every day at
the Roseburg Cafeteria. The very
best coffee in town. tf
. A. J. Stunner returned to hie
home iri'Peorle, near Albany, yester
day after visiting In this city with
friends and relatives.
China noodles at tne Grand restau
rant. We buy the best No. Is. If
you try' them once you will come
again. , tf
Porrv Rlnnlnv. a rancher of Camas-
Valley, was among the many farm
ers doing business in icoseuurg 10-day.
Rug and carpet weaving at 40c;
rags sewed at 16c per lb. Leave or
ders at the Cozy shoe shop, Cass
street. Mrs. C. Grannis. alp
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. will
hold a sale of aprons aridi home cook
ing In the Caro building on Satur
day, April 6. . a6
Chicken dinner served every Sun
day at the Little Gem restaurant,
Sheridan street. Oyster cocktails and
home made chill concarne served at
all times. Open day and night. Best
service and all home cooked. f
Variety and character dance, Sat
nrrl.v Mm-ph aft. n. Mnofthen hall
A-nv tnatmiiA' Riiltnhln from a masnue
to a hard' time. Net proceeds to be
donated to Armenian and Syrian re
lief committee. Admission 76c per
couple. Spectators 10c.., ' Ott's or
chestra. .'- ' ':' m3'
Captain L. S. Hopfleldv of the 91st
division, American Lake, who pass-
eu inrougu una vny wdiuj c" i
n 71 i rnllF
route to vUiiiy r iviiiirjtt., .jcw..,
while a resident jf Roseburg several
years ago was associated with At
torney O. P. Coshow in the latter's
law office. The captain studied un-i
der Attorney Coshow for a year. I
A subscription of $16 was raised
.:. .k mIIiviiiJ hnvi nf thin ftV tO-
day as a tobacco fund, which will be
ninnn KTridfnpa. A former Well
known young. railroader of this city,
who is now (Stationed wun tne iui
aero squadron "somewhere in
France." The News has had several
letters from Corporal Eddings of late
and the young man Is In the best of
health and declares that he thorough
ly enjoys army life. ' . :
; Several boxes , of old clothing
which has been donated by the peo
ple of Hoseburg for the Belgians are
k.u. r.tnA inHav firAnii rn t nrv to h-
, Ing shipped to New York where they
will ultimately ue sent on a iraun
port to Europe for distribution
among the needy of battlo-torn Bel
glum. The Ilosebnrg folk respond-
aanarnnnlv to fhA mil for ClothOS
in this drive and some ten or twelve
boxes of articles for men, women
and children found their way to the
relief quarters in the Oaro store
building and as fast as they are
packed 'they will be sent away,
Good news. We now have plenty
of Coos Bay coal, Page Investment
Co., phone 242.. tf
C. W. Lawson, of Looking Glass,
spent the day in town in business in-torcsts.
The best variety of f code, . and
quick, clean service at the Roseburg
Cafeteria, where everybody eats, tf
Mr. and! Mrs. Cook, from the Cala-
poola valley below Oakland, were
shopping in Roseburg today.
Hugh Fisher left today for the
Metz ranch above Canyonvtlle,
where he will visit for a while.
Have your duds cleaned' and press
ed by Sloper, the cleaner and presser.
All work promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed. tf
Judge Marsters and District At
torney Geo. Neuner returned! from
Salem last night where they '. were
looking after the interests of Doug
las county In reference to grant
land deals.
The ladles of St. Joseph's church
will sell home cooking and! aprons
Saturday, March 30, at the old First
National Bank building, Jackson
street. tf
TltOTTEKS MASQUERADE.
Friday, March 29, Elks hall, 8:30.
Admission only by ticket to .those
who are masked. 29p
ENJOYING SIGHTS IN FRANCE.
A letter fiom "over there" was re
ceived here by friends of Sergeant
Vernon Wolcott, who Is stationed
"somewhere in France," with the
162nd infantry, containing the fol
lowing: . " j
"Dear friends: It Is now i7:46,
Sunday evening and not a solitary
thing to do. Surely wish that I were
in dear old Roseburg, with my many
friends. This was my Sunday after
noon off, so my chum and: I had, plan
ned a nice trip-to some of tne noted
and old chateauxs, but the rain and
snow prevented it, so satisfied our
selves uy visiting a famous old tower.
famous in France, and crawioa to tne
top of it." . '
The above is an extract showing
one of the many interesting sights
that our boys "over there" are en
joying. Sergeant Wolcott was In thlB
city last summer on guard duty and
during his stay in this city he mado
host of friends, who are glad to learn
that he 1b safe across the seas. , .
liEAL ESTATE : I
City and Farm Property, Winches
tcr Bay and Westlnke Town Lota.
GEORGE IlITER. i
' 122 West Oak Street, ,
Fire and Auto Insurance
Protect yourself from loss with
one of our properly written Insur
ance policies. , . ,
6. W. YOUNG & SON, INSURANCE
lie Cass Street Roseburg, Ore.
"A Fly in the Ointment"
Is a fly that will not mar your wet paint; but there'll be a host of
. of them that will, if you delay the job much longer. .. ,
MASURY'S PAINTS ARE GOOD PAINTS.
'
KENNY LUMBER COMPANY
Take Your Easter Bath
in a handsome new tub which
we are prepared to inut in at
once. ''You cannot muke your
self or your family any gift that
will provide more constant pleas
ure and be of greater benefit than
one of our beautiful, Banltary tubs.
The expense will not be great. Not
nearly as great as the benefit and
enjoyment the tub will insure. ,
Roseburg Plumbing & Heating Co.
... PHONE 151.
Your Spring Washing
Jtut about this time of the year the housewife' plans on a general
spring renovating of her home and the family washing, naturally
"takes on" a big Increase. Lace curtains, portlors and all tho
. "extras" con be handled by ns In a pleasing and satisfactory way. In
fact, we would be pleased to do all your family washing.
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
Electricity
Saves Fuel, Food, Labor :
There Is every domestie reason in favor of ELECTRIC COOKING
better food, greater cleanliness, lesB work, and more comfort, no
. ashes, no smoke, no dust.
Douglas County. light and Water Co.
"GREAT GUNS!"
How they can shoot, now a days! "
Even little guiui If they're
HUXALL INSECT POWDER GUNS
Are wonderfully eftoctlve
Try one. Only 10c at
Nathan
Fullerton
Te ft&XjaJUL Store
Perkins
Building
Great Children's Chorus Friday Night
Christian Church Revival
BIG EASTER SERVICES ALL DAY
HKAK THtiSE SUBJECTS
Thursday, "Why Should I Join tho Church") Friday, "Devil Hit-U-n"i
ttunduy morning, "Broken Tomos and Divine Mcfuicngers";
Sunday evening, "What (We Holieve and Tench." Chorus choir is
1 : growing. Hear! Hear!
A. D. Bradley Wants
" to'See You
OLDSMOBILE
8 Cylinder, $1660
6 Cylinder, $1350