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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1918)
TBI EVTOHHO ilgWS FHUHWDAV, 3VIX 3S, 18t. THAT LAD OF YOURS OVER SEAS! If he is sick or wounded, the RED CROSS will provide for him with loving care. Yet, there is one; thing that will bring a smile to his face, and a joy to his heart, that none can give but YOU YouHPhotograph,' made by Cl 1 p fl..l. Same Old Place, Over . laiK & UarK : Roseburg National Bank .The Store that Appreciates Your Business 230 N. Jackson St. .THE NEW LOCATION OF FISHER'S Opens with a beautiful showing of new and dainty Waists, Crepe De Chene, Georgette and Voile. New Neckwear, Purses and Jewelry Novelties, New Sweaters la Silk, Fiber 811k and Wool. New Dress Silks and Satins, New Georgettes an Crepe De Chene lit all shades. Visit us In our new location, you will like our store. 230 Jackson St.Opposite Review Bldg. Three Essentials Quality. Speed and Economy! These three things are absolutely essentia! to- tfie success of every Electric Installation large or small. They can be had only from an Electrical Contractor who knows how to supply them. UHUG SAYS: The best pays best. The Roseburg Electric Store THE STORE OF WULCOMK BEMONSTUAMON. IN THE SICK ROOM Where it's against the tawlo even mention ordinary food A Dish of Our Wholesome Ice Cream Is always welcome. It's the one indulgence that the physician is ever ready to sanction, and we are ever ready to supply. Nathan Fullerton TJie Store Perkins Building SPECIAL NOTICE! We take work finish or rough dry as late In the week as Friday at 10 o'clock and return Saturday. No extra charges tor tni? SPECIAL SERVICE. Phone 1 9. - ROSEBURG STEAM LAUJNDRY ONE ON BOSTON Massachusetts' "Bean Town" Is now only a rival to Roseburg, In the matter of CHOICE STIHXG I1KAN8. If there are none in yoUT next grocery delivery change grocers, to v NEELY'S CASH STORE OUR POLICY No business transaction is complete until both parties are satisfied. ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA WORKS Pure Sweet Milk. Sparkling Soda. 0 CITY NEWS 0 j i. mi iqririnrirnirtfinriri-"-r - - - - - Vinvt Mrs. A. qua hotel. , Foor, 220 Ump-181 Dan Steed left this morning for Eugene where he has business mat ters to attend to, - A MAN IS WHAT HE FEEDS ON The housewife, looking to the family health, will buy whore t H get Fresh, Clean orocenes. wur u v --- ; and all goods are of the best manufacture. Orders personally look- j ed after. WALTER PATTERSON. I HE CASS STREET'BROCEBY, PHONE 279 j The best kodak flaiatniig. Photo & duU Shop. Clark's tf Mrs. J. P. Cole, of this city, left for Portland this morning where Bhe wilt visit with her sons. For vacation rent books. Library. Fiction tf vallis; ' Miss Kathryn Kereny, Port land; Mr. and airs. J. C. Clarke, Man Francisco; P. C. Martin, Ten Mile; Arthur Mode, Kellogg; Mr. and Mrs. Hariy G. Bonrdman, and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Fretwell, Hoagiin; Mrs. A. C. Thomas, Portland. Enroute to Tampa, Florida. PBUNK PICKKI18 WANTED. Twenty prune pickers are wanted by about September 1. Free camp grounds and wood furnished. In quires Loyal W. Emery, Umpqua, Or. phone 1 OF. . aS2 COUNTY CLAIMS AMiOWED, ' 63.00 18.00 18.00 R. E. Heinselman Well Driller iu sEBCiia ROUTE 1 REAL ESTATE City and Farm Property, Winches ter Bay ana VestlakB Town Lots. OEOMGK niTEB. 122 West Oak Street. STOP AT TUB GRAND HOTEL CASS STREET ROSEBURG AUCTIONEER M. C. Iiadabaogh. Roseburg, Oregon. Thirty years experience. Satisfaction guaran teed. All kinds fit sale work. Date Arrangements' Hade at Tbe TJmpqua Valle Bank. " Delbert Parks arrived to this "city this morning from Portland where he has been visiting for the past month. Kodak Onisblng by one who knows how to give you the best. Clark's Photo & Kodak Shop. ' x tf Mrs. V. R. Wilson left for Oakland, Calif., last evening where she will re main for several weeks visiting with trends, Benjamin May, of Pleasant Grove, Calif., who is visiting friends at Looking Glass, was in this city yesterday. Mrs. L. Noyer returned to her home In Myrtle Creek last eventne after spending 'the day in this city shopping. Mrs. W. E. Ott returned to her home in this city last evening after visiting with friends and relatives at Turner. Have your duds cleaned ana press es By moper, ine cleaner ana pressar. All work promptly attended to ana ...tlsf action guaranteed. U Mrs. A. W. WHson returned to her home in Riddle last evening after spending yesterday in this city on business. Mrs. W, T: MeCulloeh, of Kellogg, who lias been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Russell Green, of this city, re turned home today. Mrs. C. H.' Morse left this morning for Reuben, where she will visit with her husband, who Is guarding tun nels for the S. P. in that vicinity. Miss Ruth Corbett, of Eugene, ar rived in this etty this morning to snend several days or a week on a vacation here visiting with friends. Leroy and Dale Howard left da this morning's train for the moun tains south of this city where they will spend a two months' vacation. Shirley Clayton returned to his uome at Round Prairie last evening after spending the past week In this city attending to business matters. The new ousting process Installed by Sioper, the cleaner and pressed, eradicates every particle of duBt from your clothing before they are pressed and cleaned, thus assuring Mrs. L. H. Baldwin, who has been quite seriously ill at her home In North Roseburg, was taken to the Koseburg. sanitarium for treatment, yesterday.' Mrs. Richard Lahey and little daughter, Helen, arrived in this city last evenlns from their home In Port land to spend several weeks visiting with friends here. "Fighting for Freedom and You, Arundel's stirring war song. Is now on sale at Ott's music store. Price 2Sc. Send a copy to your soldier boy. . J30 Mrs. I. V. Cosine and son, Glenn, left for Forest Grove this morning where she will visit for a few days, and then go to Bremerton, where they will visit Mr.- Cozine who Is In the navy thers. Miss Lifile Mclver returned home last evening from an extended trip up into Washington visiting many northern cities. She visited with her sister, who is a yeomanette, stationed at Bremerton navy yards, and finds her satisfied with navy lite. Joe Frederickson returned tr this city last evening from San Fran cisco where he underwent an opera tion In the Southern Pacific hospital. He will take up hfs work on the S. P. in the near future. Wm. Moore, of Leona. who has been transacting business In this city. returned home this morning. Mr. Moore, who formerly conducted the jjeer Creek livery barn, is employed by the Leona Mills Lumber Co. Major White, of Salem, passed through Roseburg this morning en route to Tampa, Florida; where he will be stationed. Col. B. K. Law son, formerly of this city, will be 8 passenger on this evening's train for the same place. The Riddle home guard will play the Oakland home guard team in base bail. Sunday, on the letter's field. The Riddle boys will arrive In this city by cars Saturday evening and attend (he dance, later going to Oakland. Many young people from here are planning to enjoy the game. Registered at Umpqua. Among those, registered at the Umpqua are Chas. D, Kereny, por- 3. Spaulding & Son, labor.... Newt Livingstone, labor G. B. Cary, labor .....: . Ivan Barker, labor . SM.uti G. F. Richards, labor 26.00 F. O. tPatchen, labor 12.00 Bnn Perinl, labor 12.00 Dee Addison, labor 6.00 Chester Miller, labor 18.00 W. E. Richards, labor 40.50 Otto Thiel, labor 0.00 Marshal Daugherty, labor S.2J W. E. Richards, labor 26.00 John Long, labor . 6.00 Jim Schosso, labor ... 10.50 Albert Cochran, labor 9. Dee WilBon, labor 18.00 J. i. Chapman, viewing roads t 36.85 E. L. Eppstein, surveying 14.00 B. L. Martin, room insane 2.50 Al Toninkins, bounty 2i0.00 Bee Hive Grocery, supplies indig. 20-36 Mrs. E. W. Householder, wit ness, Juv. ct j 2.m Joseph Householder, witness iur. ct z.itt W. J. Bryan, seal 3.00 J. T. Bridges, supplies, tndig .5.00 Postal Telegraph Co., ser- vl-eg R, L. Stearns, tabor ... 8,60 A. H. Tabor, labor 18.00 Chas. Churchill, tabor ....,... . Ji.00 Alfred Cloaks, labor ,.. S4.B0 D. P. French, labor B2.60 J. R. Thomas, labor , 24.00 John Stencil, labor .. ... . 8.00 E. C, Davis, labor ., 8-1,00 J. H. Ferrer, tabor .... S1.80 A. J, Stevens, labor 8.00 W. Colelssure, labor .,. 12.00 B. H. Jones, labor ; 15.00 W. A. ' Flttpatrlek 0.00 O. L, Sellers, labor : 38.00 A. L. Dyer, labor 12.00 R. M, Harris, labor .... 9.00 W. N, Lutes, labor . 10.S0 t, H. Gunter, tabor , 2S.B0 Ray Harris, labor im..mm 11.28 Frank Dsney, labor .... .00 C. C, Thompson, labor T2.88 Clyde Henderson, labor 88.00 W. T, Hsyt, labor fi.SS C. A, Voget, tabor ..; frt.00 Guy Vogei, labor . 24.0 Leslie Gleason, tabor ..... O.00 C. Kelson, tabor , 11.T5 V. Abeene, labor 61.00 F. Fliley, tabor ...... 1 .80 M. T. Rfggs, tabor . - 60.00 George Cespe, labor , 63.06 Leonard Cooper, tabor .... '. 30,00 Clarence Lane, labor . 60,00 Lloyd Gebard, tabor ; 18.00 Robert Moore, tabor 21.00 Hawley Manning, tabor ... 1.50 Ora Wtltianta, tabor .. 4.50 W. Castor, labor 83,00 Tom Brunner, labor 4.SS F. A. FamUBi, labor , 18.00 P, A. Trtpp, labor . ... 1.80 Arthur Matthews, tabor .; 4S.60 A. W, PJonnsoa, labor 24.00 62.33 ST.14 237.20 7.S0 27.60 B. F. Nichols, comm. Frank Cory, R. of W J. H. Hays, blacksmithlng.. Geo. D. Madison, lumber - Howard Cooper Corp. sup-. piles 6T.0S Hodson-Feenaughty Co., sup plies 121.70 Mrs. W. H. Gldney, supplies 3.80 Rogue River Hdw. Co., sup- piles T.&u Stewart & Delauney, lumbep.17.SS H, Taylor, blacksmlthing 4.05 W. Benefleld, blacksmlth ing.... 13-86 Watt Shipp Powder Co., pow- . der - 75,61 Jackson Lumber Co., lumber 14.00 L. T. Brewer 10.70 H. Short, freight 1.81 Sutherlin Hdw. & Furn. Co., supplies - 8.60 Stearns & Chenoweth, sup plies - 20.1& Leslie Liiiy, labor SI. 00 Alvln Sehloomann, labor 18.00 Vaughn Bogard, labor ' 9.00 C. S. McCollum, labor 142.50 W. Y. McCollum, labor T6.00 Pat Cowan, labor 3.00 G. L. Shortridge, labor 18.00 Mary Grubbe, labor 6.00 W. W. Bunch, labor .... 18. John Smith, labor S.OO A. a. Anderson, labor .. . 42.00 Albert Hague, labor 84,50 Fred Bullock, labor 34.80 J. Mode, labor 30.00 Earl Hlgginbotham, labor .... 18.00 Arthur Mode, labor 37.60 John Cabot, labor 30.00 Paul Martin, labor 12.00 Victor Howard, labor 15.00 a, E. Bushnell, tabor 4.00 J. G. Barnes, labor 30.00 Jake Chadwlck, labor 39.00 Joseph Mustoff, labor 42.00 Stiiiey Nichols, labor 36.00 G. M. Palmer, labor 49.50 A. H. Ash, labor 27.00 G. W. Rigsby, labor 100.00 Ross Stllner, labor 48.00 Fred Blazing, labor 99.00 Henry Fate, labor . 27.00 E. H. Crow, labor 46.00 Jack Rittner, labor . 15.00 Alvln Tipton, labor , 6.00 W. F. Pruner, labor 5J.25 Noah Cornutt, labor 12.00 Albert Ball, labor 36 00 Tom Jackson, labor 31.50 Wm. Copeley, labor 24.00 A. B. Dye, labor 46.50 D. McHenry, labor 28.50 W. J. Harry, labor 63.00 W. B. Garrett, labor 30.75 J. L. -Scott, labor 72.00 Lee Barker, labor 149.60 John McCurdy, labor ..... 76.00 Tom McCurdy, labor .. 60,00 G. W, Bassett, labor 108.00 John Boak, labor 13.50 Howard Lea, labor 0.00 C. W. Rush, labor 0.00 ,ioy Griggs, labor- 9.00 E. S. Addison, labor, 6.00 Wm. Roberts, labor 15.00 Elmer Kruse, labor 18.00 Hermann Thiel. labor 0.00 George Bull, labor 6.00 Ernest Fosc, labor ' 9.00 William Dickinson, labor 15.00 Marshal Daugherty ... '.. 10.60 Herman Schosso, labor 9.00 Henry Ritley, labor 0.00 Charles BJork, labor 8,00 Wm. Dickinson, labor 18.00 Jack Bjortr, labor , f 6.00 Bonnie uioson, iaoor a.uu J. E. Cooper, labor .... 97.60 Geo. Fraisier, labor. .. 94.00 A. R. Manning, labor 18.50 Clayton Baker, labor 39.00 John Shields, labor 13.50 R. D. Hrvey, labor 58.00 Joe Smith, labor 6.00 Win. Jennings, labor 48,00 W. S. Howard, labor 76.00 Elmer Ellison, labor 61.00 Tom Codley, labor 24.00 Raymond Brown, labor 12.00 N. LaRaut, labor 3.00 B. A, Laulnson, labor 118.60 Wm. Allen, labor 30.00 V. G. Hughes, labor 8.00 Virgil Smith, labor 8,00 Lloyd Plnkston, labor 3.06 S. H. SINKER SHEET METAL WORK OF ALL KINDS 118 OAK ST, PHONE 428 DELCO-UGHT Th complete Electric Light and Power Pfani Economical is. operation Kass oa Kerosene, gasoline or gas. R. E. HARNESS Koseburg - Oregon Frait Boxes Don't forget that your local box factory can supply apple and all other fruit bourn at a saving. Ask us about It; J. C. FLO0K & CO. Bosettttrg Phone iOO MRS. ETHELYN BANNERMAN CAMPBELL TEACHER OF PIANO Fory Stadia over Ott's Biasle store, Mrs, Campbell will teach . throeghoBt the summer. Toiephonc 57-J, FISK THERIGHTriRE : Right in quality, in" price and mileage, ' with the right pol icy back of it. The dependable, economically-priced automobile tire, ' Roseburg Garage Roseburg, Oregon 4aU DRINK HOT WATER AND RID JOINTS OF RHEUMATIC RUST Why rheumatism and lumbago sufferers should drink phosphatsd hot water each morning before breakfast " - : ; '. RUST M s- or . M - IRONi I.. "-" Jtiti &s coal, irhsa H bams, ixiitad a ceriaia aoiouni of incombus tible material in the form of ashes, so the fissl ss& drksk takes day after tlay koM in the alimentary canal & certain mmiJii f indigestible snaterial, wiikh if not completely eliminated msh da, becomes feed for the millions of bacteria which Infest tbe bosrcls. From this msa m Uft-nver waste material, toxin and ptomaine-like poisons, called urie acid, is I formed asd then sucked into the blood where Si eoniiBue to circulate, collecting grain hf grain in the JoinU of the body much hkft rusfc collect oa the binge as shows above. - . Mm ami wnmen who JBlffer from lum.' bsgo, rtiimmatism or sore, Bfciif, aching j Joist should begin drinking phOBphatedj hot water, bos as a nicait m umxa relief from pain, but to prevent more rte acid forming In the system Before paitntt Wskfsui each montisif, drink a elsss of real hot water with a teaspoon fat ef limestone phosphate in it. ib m ---f and then wash oat of RUST OF -V RHEUMATISM the siem&cli, hvr, kidneys and borsU the previous Aixy'i accumulation of VjX ins &sd pouoimj thus cleaning, sw-esiv mg and iresUemag tm entire. aliincsUry fmnal, each morning, before putting jnore tood into the atojnach. v 1 . A quarter pound of llmestona phos phate costs very littfc fit. the drug storo bat it suil'icient to make any riieumaiio or lumbago sufferer aa cQthuafaH on the morning imuls hath. fiiljoua of pcopio keep their joa free from these rbeuaiatjc acusa by prac ticing this dally Internal sanitation. ; A glass of hot water with a teaapoonfu of limestone phosphate, drank before breakfast, is wonderfully mmgoraur.g; besides, it is an excellent heAlth" measure beeatise it cleans the aHmentflry organs of all the waste, ases and sour fermen tations, making one look and feel cleas, sweet and fresh aU day, 4 Those who try this for one wwk may find themselves free from attk hsadaeh, constipation bilious attacks, sahowness, gasiy breath and stomach acidity, PR e y WITH THE FIRST 12 Apex Vacuum Cleaners Sold." We will give a "Westinghouse" Guaranteed $5 Electric Iron, Douglas County Light & Water Co, PHONE 61 PHONE 81