THIS EVENING NKH'ri WKIXEKI)AV. SKIT. 33, 1018.
THE EVENING NEWS
BY ,
B. W. BATES 1 BERT O. BATES
ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Subscription Rates Daily.
Per year, by mall, In county 13.00
Per year, outalde of county.
V Dkly.
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Per year..
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Entered as second-class matter,
November 6, 1908, at Boseburg, Ore.,
under act of Marob. 8, 18 9.
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entitled to the uae for republication
. .. .I1.......,I.1 iMulilMl tO It
ul nil oewi uiowwv" -- -
naper nd also the local news pub
lished herein. All rlKUU ol repubU
cation of special dispatches hereto
are wso nnvi tuu.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1018.
GERMAN PAPERS SHOULD GO.
It doos not roquire much egotism
i ti... urnnin nt tho Pari-
eee Into "Lord, we thauk Thee that
thou hast not made us quite as big
fools as some others are." Especially
when one hears some of the reasons
given for not approving or uie bud
in nr ihA tw.witnn.nars and mug
uuslnes printed In the Oermun lun-
s..tiA r-nniiontlv It lins been stilted
that the German newspmiiere should
be retained ror wnai uie wm
teaching patriotic principles to our
a i...n tn .Hilvnnn whn OIllV sneak
German; and this reason has been
advanced by intelligent American
..I ...nn.on Tllilt tllA nrinCinleB
1I1UU UUU nun.u... - r
of Amerloan patriotism cm be taught
by means or tne uerman. uniKuabo
r reasonable to expect as that tho
principles ot onristianiiy can m uu-
t.l...n..l Mm nirAiiCV til" Satan
pill LOU llliuub. v.. " -
nil.na lo nnnthHI renHOll DODlllai
...... M.inn U nf nennle when
they want an excuse for their advo
cacy o the retention oi ine uwau
newspapers. This nas aimosi unmun
ii, nn niu.ni,f nt llu freauont use,
i, i t...i nt tlm nld flprman ludv
whom tho party knows Btrango to
.... It 1.. ,.avaf an nllt nilltl WllO
IWO I-
cannot read English and who should
not be doprivea or uie giuui uum
.... i I.. . hor
1UII llwi l,u-i,"i jo i"
These old Oorm'on laillcn have
i..nui.. li.m.l It, t'Ma fniinlrv for
many years, and while probably
worthy in otner ways nave yoi s
nored our existence In their national
mh n.wt DIkiriuh,insa Thnv have.
however, accepted all the benollts
tboy could got rrom us, jm hud
novor had the common decency to
li,,ifriinir,i PnrhnJIlH sonic
were unablo to do so, but Inasmuch
us they wore anio to roua uieir pa
in n.iirntm II la linril 111 be
llevo but that tho majority could.
Hiave learned English if thoy had
boon so inclined, for tho touwiio of
.t. p....i..n.l la vapv Mnvllilp find
IIIO lUIOJfillou in ix-. -t
language comes to Mm with an ease
that wo cannot roalizo. wo douovo
that bad there been an element of
dollars and cents as an Incentlvo
that those old ladies would havo be
come export in English, lor tho (lor-
....... t...,ln.,n!liir aitinllu IttnlvftV Tl'mil
afar, as tho camel scents wator In the
desert for miles away.
Surely In return for tho little that
(no average foreigner brings oi any
least tho right to expect that bo will
learn to speak our luiiguage. Until
he can do so there is not much to
.... , I.t... I.. 11. a .il.llllv In in.
sinillate any of our Ideas or aspira
tions.
Tlinnn urliM m onnnulnir lltn Klin
pi'cslon of the Oorninn nowHiiaiiors,
wnatover may lie uie reiusuns moj
Pianos
Player Pianos
Organs
Talking
Machines
liuy your piano of a homo Donler
and hiivq $100. My prlcos uro fur
bolow city pilcoa. Ton doHurs
down will put a lino piano In your
homo. A small monthly pnymeut
will take caro of tho hulunco.
11 n Id win
Ellington
Oablo N olson
Hamilton
Howard
Hoyul and others.
Socond hum! organs $1(1 to $30,
TA 1 -KINO M ACI 1 1 N KS.
Vlctrolaa
KdlHou Dliiinond Pise
Croacent TalUint? Machluos.
Rafly torniB, goods guaranteed, do
livcrod any placo in Douglas coun
ty without extra chargo. Conio In
and talk it ovor or mall coupon.
Please mall mo lltoratiiro on:
(Mark X on one interested In.)
Pianos
Pliiyer Pianos
Organs
2nd Hand Planes
iOillson Diamond Disc
Vktrola
Crescent Talking Machluos
Shoot Music.
Ott's Music Store
ltHi:ill'l!(l, OREGON.
ItUAl, KSTA'I'K
City nnd Farm lrowrty, WlnrheiN
tor llnjr nnil WenllBke Town Low.
(JICOItCK I11TKH.
122 West Oak Stret.
give, are, whether they realize It or
not, viruuany iiwju& . . ,
tho baclt who are fighting our battles
lor ua uuu iiDiuB
To permit without a protest the
existence of a propaganda o( which
It la generally known that tho Uer
man newspaper Is one of the biggest
and most pernicious agencies wo
have to contend against Is to lengih-
..ml nti u rortlllt llHM'GUSC
OH wn, -
the number of our bo)S who will not
come back to us.
HUMS WOHKS WKMi.
7ir ne-iii." i-f:iulations have
i i.t.,1.1., nlV.u.llua in (tfil-OCtlllir lU-
UUUI. HlbHlJ nv,v-i. . ...
bor Irom nonessentiaii to esaeutmi
occupations, according to wihji
tliat have reacneu um uqiimniuw
labor. . ,
Draft board inembers also uuiiuvu
.hut ih i-Ai'iilftLt.inns liavo had the
lull result expected of them. The
"work or light ' ruie weui mm
i..uP 1 ni.il inrL'A nuinherB of store
' ' i,n..iin iiKhm-H. bartenders.
and waiters were confronted with
the alternative of nnoing umvw
nient In war work or being Inducted
into the anmy.
By October, It i e.xpecieu,
..n nvn,.t nr thn iiiftHHiire can bo
perceived, for by that time doubtful
cases will nave ouen uiuuicu up -
the employment service win
ihiul an uddo i tunlty to show what it
can accomplish.
Many clerks anu ouiera vnu -
,i, ,,i nt ihelr former lobs were
roally much pleasedl once they hod
adapted tncinseives 10 um n'
for thoy foumr larger pay "
t....n in ihmi new work, and a con
sciousness that they were serving the
nation directly iproveu an nisyuuLiuu
One iiiobleni was presented in the
case ot clerks, men wno wni
in onn,rnitv mill tvnewritin. They
had worked Indoors lor many years,
and wore not adapted to Heavy win a
i n.n "Tliiv have been sitting
.., ,iDau ..ml uro not ovorstrong," a
draft ofllcial explained. u i mini
.. ..ai ii,r .in wnr c wliere uiey win
earn anywhere near tne same amount
nf money.
Ann, I,.,,. .Mrfifiiltv- ileve OTieil in
some states through laws forbidding
tho employment or women in rusiuu
ilf.lit Yel wiLiLers were nil
ed as holding nonproductive jobs.
.....1 Ilia ,-nutniiriLllt keCDOl'S Said tllOV
wore unablo to find men abovo the
draft ago to do the work.
un ., i.ivnn :tn duvs to find
new Jobs. Those who failed to find
Ihoni wcro allowou oxiensions "i
n,n ir it wnR nlinwu that they had
actually made a soi-lulus effort to
obey the provisions ol uie reguui
tlon.
mm FOR ALL
DRAFT REGISTRANTS
A board of instruction for enlist
ed and selected mou lias lioen oi
ganizi'ii in iloscburg with the assist
....nU ..r rani l.l l. Ilui-ke. of Port
i.,,,,i with. Mia following committee
in charge: Charles 1'". Hopkins,
r.i,,ii,iiii. Ili.v. .1. O Snoncer. l)r
A. C. Soely nnd dipt. Percy A. Webb
rri,n nnpiwtnn nf this board of instruc
tion is to give tho men ontorlng upon
military service training in muiiai j
.1..11 rli,,tiiii,i-v in their entrance
Into (811101111161113, legal advice as to
their allotments and tlio amount of
Insurance) tboy are pormltlod to take
out as well as the manner in wincii
It may be taken out. Information ns
lo the various organizations In camp
as tho V. M. C. A., .Salvation Army.
te and medical advico. This in
struction Is to be given by represen
tatives of tho American Hod Cross,
State Coininltlee or I ho Army Y. M.
C A., Oregon Social Hyglone Society
and local iiliysii lans and others.
.lust previous to the draft call,
those meetings, arranged by the local
commit Ino In charge, will take place,
a lull will be extensively advertised
throughout tho county In order that
all men desiring lo may tale ad
vantage of tho raro ojiporlimlty to
learn about the character of the ser
vice thoy are to enter upon. The
llrst meeting will take placo Thurs
cluy evenint:. Si'pteuibor mi at tho
lloaeburg Armory, when all men be
tween llio ages of IS and 4i, are urg
ed lo present themselves. These
lasses are under the supervision ot
the war department and Hie orders
lor the meetings are Issued by I'ro
vost Marshal tloneral Crowder.
Second hand pianos for sale.
Tbrco 2nd hand' pianos cheap. Hit's
Music Store. M
.NOTICE
OF (iKXKItAl
Hl.UCTION.
CITY
NOTICE IS IIF.REIIY GIVEN:
Thill a General Election will be held
In the Oily of Uoseliurg. Oregon, oil
Tuesday, the 6 III day of November.
litis, between the hours of 8 o-
clock a. in. ami S o'clock p. in. of
said day at which said election the
following olllccis shall be elected:
One Mavor. one Recorder, one
Treasurer and two Couneiltiien from
each of I lie four wards of tho City of i
Itii'btirg. Oregon, le serve two
years, or until their successors are
elcctcil and qunlllliHl.
That the places in each ward for
holding saldi City Election, 111 the
CHy of Roseburg. Oregon, and the
Judges and clerks to conduct the
same shall be such polling places
and Judges anil dorks thereof as
have lieen. or may bercal'ter be. des
ignated and liniuod by tho County
Court of Dourglas County. Oregon
for the General State anil County
Eleellon
v order of the Common Council
daffd September 10. 1918.
R. I WHIPPLE,
Recorder of the City of Roseburg.
Oregon. o5
71
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
Fort SALIC Fresh niilch cows.
Phone 5I'2.
FOR SALE All of my buildings nt
the Garden Valley bridge for sale
or trade on tornis. J. W. Hall.
FOR SALE Nice Jersey heifer; will
be fresh in two months. Inquire
E. Jennie, Edenbower. oCp
FOR SALE Splendid butcher busi
ness In rich town near Uoseburg.
U. N. Mclnturff, Oakland, Oro
gon. If
RESTAURANT FOR SALE A good
paying business. Inquire at the
Grand Grill. Reason for selling,
want to leave.
FOR SALE Team of work horses, 7
years old, weight 1200 pounds.
Olio grey saddle horse (i years old.
Phono 13FIL'. s2Si
FOR SALE OR TRADE 150 acres
with water right, practically level,
good house, and hum, 45 miles
from Grants Pass. Phono 3F24.
I.ISTIO.V HERE Tomatoes 25c a
bushel at tho patch, pick 'cm your
self. W atermelons $1.50 per doz.
Unable to get help is reason. T.
li. Evans & Sou, Dillnrd, Ore.
Phono 22F42.
IIO.HSES From colts to 1500
pounds weight: will trade for
young cattle, or for a Ford. Will
bo In ltoseburg aftor Friday, Sep
tembor 13. Inquire at The News
office. Henry ICernan.
MAXWELL
The Car of
Economy
and VN EXCELLED KUCOltDS.
Avcrago 27.15 miles per gallon:
37.5 miles record.
Free Trial
Olilco with J. F. Darker & Co.,
24 N. Main St.
Phone: 102-V, or 1 li.
H. MERTEN
ltoscliui-g, Oregon.
J. H. SINNIOER
SHEET
METAL
OF ALL KINDS
119 OAK ST. PHONE 428
WORK
If It Paid to Wear
"Cheap" Garments
wouldn't Uncle Sam provide his soldiers with the
cheapest uniforms that could be purchased?
ISN'T it a fact that the better garments give you the
most pleasure, the most service, and are the most in
expensive in the long run.
f THE-
s one that never fails you. Always right in style, it has
an individuality of its own but at the same time renders
service.
If you will look at these we have in stock, you will see
genuine values.
BURCHARD'S
SQUARE STORE
13l!North Jackson St. The Exclusive Ladies' Shop
FOR SALE 22 head mutton sheep.
Write Geo. P. Peed, Looking Glats,
or phono 18F43. s20p
FOR SHORT TIME Tomatoes,
n,,fli Tillr 7!i npi- tllishpl. B6C-
onds 35c per bushel. Alexandor &
Uentley, Round Prairie. Take
right hand road at machine shed
on Round Prairie ranch.
FOR SALE Or rent, 15-acre farm,
well improved, 11 miles from
Rosoburg on county road; also
team and wagon, farming tools, 4
acres of corn and one milch cow.
School houso and church handy.
See or address, J. L. Thomason,
Dlxonville, Ore
WANTED.
WANTED Waitress at Foutch's
cafe, near the depot. tt
WANTED Chambermaid at once.
Apply Grand hotel.
TEACHER WANTED Ad(lres3 W.
A. Newton, clerk, district' No. 55,
Myrtle Creek, Ore.
WANTED A chambermaid at Unip
iiua hotel; a woman who can live
at the hotel.
WANTED To buy 5000 second hand
sacks. Spot Cash Basket Grocery.
A. (i. Dunlap.
BOYS WANTED To carry papers
in morning before school. Apply
Mallard's cigar store after 8 p. m.
WANTED Dy high school student,
a place where he can work for his
board during the school year.
Phone 301.
WANTED To let contract for
slashing 10 to 100 aero tracts.
For partiqulars apply News of
fice. WANTED To rent a g;od modem
house, with garage, barn and gar
den preferred, lnqulra at this of
fice. WANTED Second hand reversible
disc plow and corrugated roller.
Also 25 or 50 goats. E. A. Kruse,
Roseburg. Ore.
WANTED A day cook and a Jlglit
.-oolt; dishwasher and chamber
maid. Write or telephone at once,
Clarke Hotel. Glendale. Oro.
WlAKTED lly typist, (privilege or
working In ofllce to got practical
experience. Lawyer's office pre
ferred. Address P. O. I!ox 1205.
s2."p
WANTED Uy strong, healthy high
rcbool boy from country, a placo to
work for board, or want work ev
enings and Saturdays for p:iy. Ad
dress Uox 3.1. Rrockway. Ore.
FOn KENT.
FOR RENT Two furnished houses.
Close In. Inquire (14G S. Pine.
FOR RENT 3 housekeeping rooms,
335 N. Rose street. Phone 1G2-Y.
FOR RENT 55 acres of land ad
lining tho Kenny Addition. Apply
to Mrs. P. Slnnott.
FOR HUNT 5-room furnished
house. Inquire Nathan Fullerton.
Hexall sto'-e. s2i',p
FOR KENT House nnd 6 lots. In
good location. Address. Mrs. F. J.
I Stevens. laOS, 13th St. E., Eugene,
Oregon.
FARM FOR RENT I have 327
acres at Klamath Falls. Oregon,
all level bottom land 5 room house.
Implements nnd tools. Will rent
lo responsible party on shares or
cash. Fine for grain or alfalfa.
Address n. E. Prlem, ownor, Rose-j
aurg.
MISCKMiAXKOl'S.
WELL DRILLING R. E. Heinsel
uian. Roseburg. Route 1.
U1ST Ladles watch, between Rose
school and Fullerton street. FlnoV
er please leave nt News office and
receive reward. S
aim
garment'
FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE 25
acres, 2 Mi miles from Roseburg,
on state highway, some cherries,
apples and pears. See Mr. Hud
son at A. J, Lilburn & Son8
LOST Saturday evening. Sept. 21.
between Roseburg ar.d Winchester,
ladies fur. Finder pleace leave at
M. H. Parks' just opposite depot
at Winchester, or News office. Re
ward. FOR TRADE 113 acres in Dent
county. Mo.; 90 acres cultivated:
10 acrds in bearing orchard: 13
acres in timber: practically all lev
el land: big bouse and barn. Will
trade for Douglas county property.
Addross communications to owner,
Jess Neavoli, Olalla, Ore.
MRS. Ij. 11. MOORE
Teacher Progressive Series Piano
Lessons, Harmony, Theory.
010 S. Main St.
Phone 221-Y
Miss Blanche Wilson
Tcaclior of Piano.
801 8. Pino St. Phone 170-K
Heinline Piano School
will reopen
SEPTEMBER lOTH.
Reservations for class and les
sons being made now.
Phono 3B-K 433 Ella St.
MRS. ETHELYN
BANNERMAN
CAMPBELL
TEACHER OF PIANO
Fory Studio over Ott's music
store. Airs. Campbell will teach
throughout the summer.
Telephone 57-J.
MRS. F. D. OWEN
Cut Flowrs, Potted Plants,
Fnnerol Designs, Wedding P-ou-nuets,
etc.
FOR SALE AT
"THE FERN"
111 Cass St. Uoseliurg, Ore.
PHONE 240
Drs. Seely, Sether and
Stewart
Physiclnns and Surgeons.
Suite ot offices rear ot Douglas
National Bank, ground floor.
Phone :107
Rosebnre ... Oregon
DR. K. I MII.LKil
Physician nnd Surgeon.
Ground Floor Masonic Building,
corner Cass and Main Sts.
Phone 132.
House 53
DR. S. L. DeLAPP
Osteopathic Physician & Surgeon
Pboi.cs: 217-818 Perkins Bldg.
Ofllce 1 10
Res. 225-Y. Roseburg, Ore.
DR. M. II. Pl.Yl.EU.
Licensed Chiropractic Physicians
222 W. Lnno St., Roseburg, Ore.
Consultation, examination free.
Office Hour 0 to 5 Phone 152
Chiropractic and Electrical
Treatments.
Get Ready to Charge
Tho boys "over tlioro" ore watelilng us over here. If
the news Is flashed over the world tliat OREGON
WENT OVER THE TOP AS ONE MAN AT THE
OPEXIXQ HOUR OF THE DRIVE, they'd know that we
uro not any mora backward about lending our money
than thoy aro in GIVING THEIB LIVES.
Subscribe hero or
next Saturday.
9 a. m.
the IMPQUfl
ROSEBURG
New Showing Sweaters!
Milltarys, Coat Sweaters, in Shaker and Jumbo knits. High school
Jerseys and Sweaters. We have a few bargains left In high ana
l-w cut heavy shoes. It you can get your size at these prices you
AreLucky
WANTED!
TOMATOES
ALL VARIETIES!
Must Be Red, But Firm.
Cash Paid On Delivery
Roseburg Canning Go.
HOW MUCH JOY THERE IS IN
A SHOWER BATH
Is only known to those having one
in their homes. It is a continual
source of exhilarating vigor. You
can have one installed in your
bathroom with no trouble or in
convenience and at very little ex
pense. Suppose we talk it over
together.
Roseburg Plumbing & Heating Co.
PHONE 151.
!The Best
Winter Coats!
NEAT, X1FT1' GARMENTS IX A SI'IJEXDIl) ASSORTMENT ARE
SOW KUAHV FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
Our Line of Silks Is the Best
EVER SHOWN IN ROSEBURG IT HAS NO EQUAL AND MANY
J1EAUTIFUL PATTERN'S ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL.
A Nice Line of Furs
FOR WINTER IS NOW OX DISPLAY. CALL AND INSPECT OUR
WINTER LINE OF tiOODS WHICH IS COMPLETE IX EVERY
PARTICULAR.
ROSEBURG
I. ABRAHAM;
'By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them'
Win the War Grocers and Oregon's homo grown fruits. "Home
Grown'' is our business oreefl.
NEELY'S CASH STORE
at any bank early
We'll be here at
YHLLEtf bank
OREGON
Store For
OREGON
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