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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1918)
FOUR TUB feVfiNlKG NBW8 WEDNESDAY, SKIT, li, 1018. Those New Waists Arriving Today! Now is the time to make your selection- and $3.98, newest styles We Save You Money on Every One. Incorporated 1 Live-wire Doings of City Bob Woodin, who has been guard ing Tunnel 1 for the past three months Is in this city today looking after business matters. He will re- turn to his duties tomorrow. DELCO-LIGHT The complete Electric Light and Powar Plant Economical in operation. Runs on kerosene, gasoline or gas. R. E. HARNESS Koseburg . . Oregon Mr. and Mrs. O. Schuneman left for Leland, Ore., last evening, where they will spend a short time visiting with friends. Miss Blanche Wilson Toucher of Piano. 801 8. Pine St. Phono 170-R Dlt, M. H. l'LYLIClt. Incensed Ohiropractlo Physicians 222 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Ore. Consultation, examination free. Offlc Hours 0 to S Phone 103 Cnlropractlo and Eleotrlcal Treatments. !The Best Store For Dress Goods! IT takes but a stroke or two of the pencil to mention new dress goods; but no words, or pencil, nor coloring could do justice to such novelties as go to make up our great summer showing. Hundreds of separate tints, beautiful, bright living color tones in perfec tion everywhere. You . must see the goods to appreciate their good ness and beauty. ROSEBURG I. ABRAHAM; OREGON SPECIAL! Cloning out our stock of Fnilt Jn nnd Fruit Jar ICxtrns nt Coat. See us Iwforo you buy, THE CASH STORE J. R. KINO, Proprietor Rotwhnrg, Oregon MAJESTIC ALWAYS A COOP. SHOW Matinee Every Day, 2 to 5 Evenings, 7:30-11 New Time TODAY IiAST DAY. Reggie Mixes In ' . Featuring. Douglas Fairbanks Bessie Love and Alma Rubens. The story of n Now York society man who becaino a bouncer in an east skle gin mill. Sheriff Nell's Tussle A Mack Sennett two-part western comedy that will make you forgot all your troubles. adults aoo children ioo TOMORROW AND FRIDAY WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS SOMA MARKOVA IX 'The Painted Madonna' A 1918 drama or a woman's redemption. Also Foxfllra two- part comedy "CHASKD INTO H)VH WITH HANK MANN. Resigns Poslton. Mss Marjore Hunt, who lias been employed on a local publication for the-past three weeks,- resigned her position yesterday. It is pot known at this time who will succeed MIs Hunt. Registered at Umpquu. Among the guests registering at the Umlpqua today are Mr. Evans, En gene: A. N. Walker, Medford;. B, MarrlB, Chlco; Miss Hurst, Fred more, Portland; C. T Dlemer, Eu gene. Registered at Grand. Among those registering ut the Grund today are Mrs. John W. Wise, Yoncalla: Oscar .MartlnB, Rice Hill Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Lewis, Bend; A, Johnson, Elkton; Misses Minnie and Vera Cruiugpton, Happy Valley. Fined In Recorder's Court Today, The' following are those who ap- pearea oeiore wiy Kecoraer w nip ple thlB morning to pay their fine of $1 for driving after night without a tail light: Miss Vernlta Kohlhag en, Theron Parmele, Sam Kelly, Se bastlan Davis. Loaves for Westou. Miss Vera Tipton and Mrs. F. FiUpatrlck left for Weston this aft ernoon to remain for the winter. Mini Tipton is teaching in the schools of that vicinity while Mrs. Fltapatrlck Is making her permanent home in that city. Hum Stunner and Family Hera. Brakeman Sam Starmer, accoin panied by his wife and three chil dren, are in the city to remain over until tomorrow visiting with rela tives and friends. Mr. Starmer now has a run from Oak Ridge to Albany which position he lias held since last February, and states he likes his new location very much. Lcuvos for Seattle Last Evening. John Neuner, who has been in this city for the past few days enjoying visit with his relatives here and also with his brother, Lloutenant Frank Neuner, who snient a few days her with his parents, loft last evening Tor Seattle to resume his dutlcB there In the ahipyard, where he iB employ ed as ono of the head riveters. Will Embark for France. Weather Observer liell this morn ing received a telegram from hi son, Wendell, who Is in the aero ser vice nnd now at New York City, con veylng the Information that the young man would leave for France the 17th of the present month. He will be Jolnod later by his wife who win also remain there Indefinitely. MrB. Dell spent two yenrs In Paris, wnere sne sum lea music, and can also Bpeak the French language very iiuenuy. Will Return to Roseburg. Mr.i and Mrs. Ralph Baldwin, re- cently. married in this city, and who have ibeen making their home at Olenns Ferry, Idaho, are expected to return to this city In the very near.iuture, according to Jnforma- tlon received here today. Mr. Bald win has been called Into the ser vice and wIll'Mepart with the con tingent of men scheduled to leave Koseburg the latter part of the pres ent month. Mrs. Baldwin. mrlor to ner marriage, was employed local publication. Return From Raymond. Wusli. Mrs. Nelson Jones nnd two sons returned today from Raviuand Wash., by automobile where thev had gone some fow days ago with tholr son. Wilson Jones, who had been en JoVlng a brief vacation with bin home folka nt (Hide. The young ninn Is employed at the Warren Spruce camps nt Raymond, having enlisted in the services of the government. sirs. Jones nnd two sons continue nolr laurney today to tholr homo at Glide, Btotlng that their northern trip was much enjoyed. ilnko Otto in Rnttln. Jnlie Otto, a member of tlio 23rd engineers, wagon company, writes his father, who Is a resident of the soiuiors- home, this city, thnt he wns in the nrBt that drovo tho Fritzlen Hack 30 miles, and that it wns the hardest blow yet delivered to tho Hun. This Roseburg boy is the kind thnt will ono day deliver n solar plexus to the kaiser and then the big light will be ovor. and the flag will sweep down the streets of Ber lin as proof that "11111" overestimate en ma ability to lick the world, and fnlled to consider those II. S. boys in nis calculations. To (Jo OvoiKens Soon. Hay Shields, who Is spending n Tew days In this city on a furlough visiting with rrlemlB, left this niter noon for Oakland where he will nt tondl to business mnttors for several hours. Mr. Shields Is a member of the 14th infantry bnnd of the U. S. regular army, and Is stationed nt Fort Lawton. He will remain In Mi la city until notified to return as hisU company Is expected to leave for France coon. His many friends In this city wish him the best of suc coss and are glnd that he mny spend a few days here. FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. r Numerous petty thefts and annoyancos, Buch as shutting oft valves, etc., having occur- red lately at the Roseburg Ice Plant, and culminating last night by Borne cur turning the fawcet on a new 50-gallon bar- rel of lubricating oil, allowing It to entirely waste on the floor. 1 will, pay $50 cash for information , that will load to proof of the guilty party or iparties, and I furthermore agree that I will not prosecute. I also warn all parties that I 4 have furnished the engineer, who sleeps In the premises, with an automatic shot gun, with instructions to shoot any- one caught lurking or prowling within said premises, woodi ward . or outbuildings after dark. I mean business. C. B. CANNON, . ' old price, the regulations require that it shall be billed again with the advance in price amounting to 1 cents . a pound Included. Eugene Guard. Roturns From Eastern Trip. C. R. Shlpman, of the Glenbrook Farms Corporation, has returned from a bUBfnes strip to eastern cities where he spent the past four weeks. H reports business very brisk in those cities vlBlted by him. Hero From East. Fred Byron, formerly a resident of Olalla, arrived home this morning from Washington, D, C, where he has been studying for a branch of the U. S. army. Mr. Byron looks fine in the olive drab and likes army life. He will Bpend a short time vis iting here with his friends nnd rela tives. Will Soon Embark for Franco. Information received here today from Bert Frltch, formerly of this city, Is to the effect that he will shortly embark for active service in France. Since leaving Roseburg he hnB been stationed at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and has been assign ed to the truck repair department there. His work overseas will prob ably be that of a truck driver. In City to Attend Conference. Rev. H. J. Van FosBen, of Ashland district superintendent of the Klam ath Fulls district of the M. E. church, is In the city today to at tend the last qunrterly conference of the local church which will be held this evening. It Is the unanlmou wish of the members of the M. E. church in tills city that their pres ent pastor. Rev. J. C. Spencer, be re turned here, his services having uecn so deeply appreciated by the entire congregation. Mr. Dosser's Pumpkins. H. A. Dosser, who lives on the J. J. Chndwlck place, above Dlxonvlllo, is something of a pumpkin expert, If ono is to Judge' by the exhibit in the show windows of The News office. These two line specimens are only a part or a lot that Mr. Dosser brought to town this morning. More of them can be Been in the windows of Rice & Rice, MiiBonlo building. Mr. Dos ser has farmed the Chadwick place for four or five years, and has made a success of the situation, and' this year lias - worked under the disad vantage of being broken in health but notwithstanding that handicap he has produced rosults that are flatter ing. Utterly Ixinn Postors Arrive J. 10. McClintock is busily engngel toduy assorting a big bunch of 4th liberty loan posterB and advertising matter of various kinds which has been received -from state headquar ters. This advertising matter will bo (distributed at once to create greater Intorest In the forthcom ing loan It is the present Intention of the committee In chnrg) of the subscrlbtlon list to this loan to put the big deal over in one day. Sep tember 28, and as everybody is cog nizant of the fact that Douglas county b quota must be raised, with out any quibbling, the sooner th forthcoming bond issue Is disposed of the better for all concerned. get ready to make your pledge promptly. . Olalla Soldier Home. Fred Byron, of Olnlla. who enlist ed several months ago. In the en gineers corps, came home last even ing on a short furlough before go ing overseas for duty at the front Mr. Byron wns in the city thlB after noon, accompanied by his wife nnd children, and by Mrs. J. G. Day, wife or uoi. Day, and also by J. G. Day Jr., all of whom live In Olalla Shortly after his enlistment Mr. By ron wns sent east for training, and has lately been stationed nt Camp WuiiHhrey, Va. The ninny friends or the soldier are giving him a cor dlnl greeting, and are sure thai when ho gets over near the powder smeinng lone that he will add much to that ever increasing longing of the nun to Keep a wide gap between Fritz and Uncle Sam's scrappers. Knowledge of the Eyes painstaking examination and skill ful fitting of Glasses, these are the essentials upon which we so licit your patronage. If you do not Bee well I can tell you why, and with glasses make you sea clearly. ' BUBAr BROTHERS Registered Optometrist, 104 Jackson Street. , 0 CITY NEWS jS "i"i"iifvvviMi,vvvvvnjj. Prlco of Sugar Jumiis High. Throe hours' time yesterday made a difference of $900 In the price Eu gene people will pay for a carload of sugar received by n Jobbing house here. An advance of $1.60 per hun drod pounds wns authorized by the government. The price wns effective at 7 a. m. and applied to sugar in transit A carload of 600 bags of su gar arrived on siding of the Eugene Jobbing house nt 10 a. m. Even though this sugar was billed at the weeks visiting In Ashland, Clark & Clark Fotos are the hpst Over Roseburg National Bank. tf Cull apples and sears for Bale. I'mpqua Valley Fruit Union. Bring your boxes. tf Co to the Grand Grill and order fresh Eastern oysters, served In any style. tf G. W. Klmbnll returned to this city yesterday after spending two Milo Brown, of Portland, is a busi ness visitor In this city today. , Fresh Eastern oysters, any style, at the Grand Grille. tf Magazines! Lowest clubbing offerB. Fiction Library. o2p Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Burgoyne left this morning for points iu Cullfornia where they will spend a short vaca tion. MIbs Gladys Price returned to her home at Rice Hill this afternoon aft er spending a few hours in this city on business. The Roseburg Cafeteria Is now open nights until 12 o'clocic dhort order service.' 11 Mrs. T. A. Williams, of Pasadena, terday after Bpendlng a short time visiting her sister, Mrs. A. W. Smith, of Wlnstons. I have 75 tier of madrone block and range wood. Phone 11F26. R. Stubbs, Melrose. sl8 Miss Vera Tipton arlved in Rose burg last evening for a short visit be fore returning to Weston, Ore., whore she will teach school. , Clark & Clark, the old reliable daylight studio, over the Rosebirg National Bank. We make all the latest novelty In photography. tf E. F. Fay, of Portland, Is spend ing several hours In this city today from his home in Portland, attend ing to business matters. Popular demand compels the Rose burg Cafeteria to remain open daily until- 12 o'clock p. in. Short order service. 11 Mrs. B. A. Pelltn returned to he; home nt :ullierlln yfnterdny after noon after attending to business mat ters In this city. Kodak finishing by ona wWo knowB how to give you the best. " Clark's Photo & Kodak Shop. tf Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Strickland, in company with Mrs. A. S. Rau, loft for Myrtlo Creek last evening whero they will enjoy a short vacation. Get a Coleman 300 candle lantern lor your dryer and general use, of Cliurchlll Hdw. Co. A fow at the old price. . tf The following were in the city from Greens yesterday attending to business matters: J. A. Prowell, Fred Myers and T. G. Haven. Have your duds cleaned ana press ed ny bioper, the cleaner and pressor. All work promptly attended to and ..'.tlsfaction guaranteed. tf Mrs. L. J. Sears, who arrived In this city yesterday to spend a few hours with friends, returned to her home In Eugene this afternoon. Dr. Van Houten and Rev. R. A. Hutchlns were visitors in Roseburg today. Rev. Hutchlns Is the minister of the M. E. church nt Sutherlln. NEW TODAY. WANTED To slashing 10 For particulars flee. lot contract for to 100 acre tracts. apply News of- LOST Gold stone watch charm, compass sotting. Finder please leave at News office, or return to B. F. Chilson. $300 buys new Ford enr with de mountable rims; run less than 800 miles. G. V. Young & Son. or Hubar Brolhors. WANTED Second hand reversible disc plow and corrugated roller. Also 2i or SO goats. E. A. Kruse, Roseburg. Ore. WANTED A day cook and a nicht 'opk; dish washer and chamber maid. Write or telephone at once, Clarke Hotel, Glendnle. Ore. WANTED An experienced! nnd re liable housekeeper. Permanent po sition and good wages. References required. Phone 33-R or call 423 Ella St. . tf FOR SALE At a bargain. 1918 model Dodge roadster.. First class condition. Inquire a ' o. C. Brown, coun' ,iiu tendent. A. E nect. WANTED By rvhoot boy f work for be enings and S. dress Box 33 mg, healthy high JOUntrv. n nlapn In or want work ev-' relays for pay. Ad Brockway, Ore. Always Room Thefe Is always room at the top many attempt the ucent but few reach the highest pinnacle. Look ahead strive' to succeed build up a reserve fund for opportunity pr emergency. Start an account with us. TheRoseburgNational Bank Roseburg, Ore t CITY NEWS 0 The best kodak nmsntng. Clark's Photo & Kodak Shop. tf Popular demand compels the Rose burg Cafeteria to remain open daily until 12 o'clock p. in. Short order service. , 11 Elton Jackson, son of V. T. Jack son, of North Roseburg, returned home last night from Portland, where he has been visiting with his grandmother, Riunyan's Gardens are now ready to take ordlers for dahlia bulbs. Place your order now for your bulbs to be delivered next May. Phone 38-J. 204 W. Mosher St. tf Lester Thomas and mother, Mrs. D. V. Smith, arrived In Roseburg this morning from their home in Washington. They will spend a short time attending to business matters and visiting with friends and rela tives. "' '- o ' ' . Mrs. Harriett TIsdale , left this aft ernoon for Oakland where she will remain for several weeks on a nurs ing case. Popular-Jdemand compels the Rose burg Cafeteria to remain open daily until 12 o'clock p. m. Short order service. v 11 The local home guard held its regu lar drill Monday night with a good number of its memibers in attendance. Lieut. Frank Neuner, brother of Dis trict Attorney Geo. Neuner, who is spending a furlough in this city, act ed as drill master last night. Rev. Barr G. Lee and wife stop ped over In Roseburg last evening for a 24-hour visit on their return home from Portland and other northern cities, where they have been spending their vacation. They were entertain ed at the home of Sara Evans while in this city "A Head Start" That's what your catarrh will get, by this change in, the weather, 'unless you check It on the. start. "An ounce of prevention" Rexall Catarrh Jelly Is bettor than any amount of cure. Only 23c at Nathan Fullerton 274? 1tl&KalUL Store Perkins Building: Ladies! Housekeepers! Attention! A sliipment of brown cooking ware just received, Including small yellow mixing bowls, nnd an entirely new pattern called the Reno Egg Bowl, formed especially for use in beating eggs, etc. RamlMns, Custard Cups, Casseroles, Casserolo Insets, Bean Pots, and a small assortment or bron-n Tea Pots. Also several sizes of Nappies. Churchill Hardware Co. ANTL T HE AT RE TODAY AND TOMORROW HEARTS OF THE WORLD Eighteen Months in the Making Battle Scenes on the Battle Fields of France
