The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, January 21, 1919, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The evening news., January 21, 1919, Page 2, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1919)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTtTH BVE1CTO WWI TUESDAY, JANWVUV 81. If tU. THE EVENING NEWS BY" '- ' B. W. BATES ,.; BERT q. BATES ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. Subscription Rates Dally Per year,. by mall, in county....?3 00 Per year, outaldo of county. ... 4.00 Weekly. Per year Six months.. ..$2.00 .. 1.00 Entered as second-class matter, Novembers, 1909, at Rosoburg, Ore., under act or March 8. 1879. MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local' news pub lished herein. ..All rights of republi cation of special dispatches herein are also reserved. TUESDAY, JANUARY ai, 1010. WOMEN JURORS. . In six states of the Union women are already ollgible for Jury duty. In. only one of these, Idaho, their service Is compulsory. The women of New York, who have recently ac quired the ballot, are now urging the passage of a law, which will permit them to serve as jurors, since the state constitution, framed in the days when nobody dreained of any thing else, expressly states that "miB" shall serve In this capacity. These New York women feel that Jury duty is not only the rignt nut the very Bolemn duty of every citizen. They claim furthermore that there will he fewer travesties of JUBttce, where women sit in the box. It Is certain that beautiful women notor iously escape the penalty of their crimes, and the fault is often laid at the door of Impressionable men, who somehow can never quite get over the ridiculous weakness for beauty in distress. Probably the men will be only too glad tq have women serve quite gen erally as Jurors, for it is one of the most unpleasant duties wnicn ran to 'the lot of the conscientious citizen It takes time, and concentrated at tention. and one must be very cons- clous of his own rectitude ever to feel quite happy sitting In judgment upon his fellow men.' Undoubtedly with the progress of suffrage women everywhere will be called upon for this duty. It will be a fine test of their patriotism and enthusiasm and of their ability. If anything done by man or woman can clean up this system which should be the finest servant of justice in a free land, but which nas been .. deservedly under -the shadow of dis repute for so many years, by all means let it be done. Heaven knows, Jury service has come to little honor In the .hands of men; perhapB the . hand of woman Is the ueeded1 cure. : KEEP THIO SAVINGS STAMPS. Much has been said about the duty and desirability of holding onto Li liertyi Bonds. Little lias been said about holding onto War Savings Stamliw. One is no less important than the other. Indeed, t..o Btainps may in time become more important than the bonds, for with the big war emergency .bills once taken care of the government may stop Its bond lsueB and depend' entirely on the steady Issuance and sale of these "baby bonds". Lately the public has been cashing the stamps in enormous quantities. In some cities the amount paid out by the post ofllce in the course of a day or week has been more than that taken in. Thousands of people, all at once, seem to have doclded that they needed their cash money. It is an extromoly bad prac tice to turn in one's accumulation of thrift and savings stumps, except for gonuine emergencies bad for the holder and bad for the country. The fact that -the war is over, or prac tically ro, is no excuse,, ror the roy- eminent noods the money ns much as evor. . Why not send tho Kalsor to Bon In a passengor ship with a German crew, give him a fair Btnrt, and then hunt him with a fleet of his own U-boats? Our genial old frlond Ilornstorft says that "Germany washes her nanus of Russia." But can Bhe got tno slain on? Bet a lot of thoso fellows who mar- rlod to dodge the draft are sorry now. There's no peace conference lor them. IE HRIFT CORVALLIS, Jan. 20. A cam paign to onoourngo habits of thrift will be waged among school children In all sections of tho stnto this year by the Oregon llunkors' Asoctntion, Oregon stnte Teachers' Association Oregon- department of oduratlon Unltod Slates department of agrlrul turc, and the Oregon Agriculture Col lege through the boys' and girls' club work department undor 11. C. Soy mour. The (50 prize offered last year by the Oregon Bankors' Association was won by Jackson county. This asso ciation will not only give $50 In rash to the county making the best show ing In 1919, hut has votod $200 ror the printing of pupils' record books. The teachers' association Is planning to publish a ro,Mrt of the results ac complished In the last year and the plans for future work. Lltorature Including all nocessary Information rolativo to tho campaign will bo sent out by the boys' and girls' club work department of the College. Wasco, Union, an Linn counties woru hlghlv complimented for results obtained In the contost. J This thrift commlttoo consists of F. J. Tooze, superintendent of schools in Oregon City, chairman; Dean J. A. Bexell, school of commerce, O. A. C, Corvallls; J. Wl McCoy, banker, Ash land; Clyde T, Bonney, county super intendent of schools, Tho Dalles; Thomas H. West, banker, Portland; Mrs. Gertrude Orth, teacher; Luke Goodrich, banker; A. C. Strange, su perintendent of city schools, Baker City; James H. Albert, Salem. The bankers, most active in this move ment, are E. G. Crawford, president, and J. L. Hartman, secretary Stnte Bankers Association, and A. C Schmitt, W. E. Kyler, and H. Hlrch berg, thrift committee Oregon State Bankers' Association. LAND IS GOING UP. : If you Intend to buy a farm now IB your chance. Hero are a few of our bargains: No. 60. 209 acres 11 miles from Roseburg; 50 acres of farm land, ual ance good pasture. On county road ; one-fourth mile to school and church. On rural route, dally mall; good house and earn; young orchard. Pos session in .October. Price (6.500. No. 49. 169 acres, 10 miles from Roseburg; 40 acres that has been farmed; 76 could be; good house and barn; two chicken houses; half-mile to school. All inclosed with good' fence and cross fenced; well watered.; dally mall; good site; good free soli and a good ' neighborhood. Price (5,000. Terms (2,000 down, balance on easy terms at ft per cent. No. 43 920 acres on Pacific high way; 400 acres under plow in grain, alfalfa and clover; irrigation ditch to cover 600 acres; 6. j acres of bot tom land; 160 acres of bench land'; balance hills; some good timber; lo j acres of this slashed and seeded to grass; good outside run go, 3 houses, 2 barns, 3 hny sheds. Price (50,000. INo. 14. 43 acres; 18 acres of rlVer bottom land In orchard; 700 apples, Newton and Spltzenberg, 6 and 7 year old trees; 150 peach trees, 60 prunes, 36 pears, 7 walnut. 7 cherries. All In high state of culti vation; modern 8-room house, hot and cold water from a reservoir on the place that furnishes water to the barn and chicken houses and vards. also to irrigate In the dry season. A good barn, two' chicken houseB; Ideal home. The following goes with the place: Good team, harnesB, 2 wag ons, spraying outfit, 2 plows, 2 cul tivators, 1 harrow, broccoli planter, and a number or small tools, fur niture and dishes in the house, 1 brood sow, 2 shoats, 1 heifer, 36 chickens. Six miles out on good road and hair-mlle to school; on rural route. Price (8,500. No. 34. 1600 acres, eight miles Trout station S. P. R. R.; on good road traveled the year round by au to; 100 acres or level creek bottom farm land; 100 more could be farm ed; all inclosed wltn a woven wire fence and cross-fenced. The best out side range In the county; all good grass range and well watered by run ning Btream and springs; 7 room house, modern; 6 barnes; one silo. Price (32,000. No. 67. 16 acres, i mile out; 6 acres In orchard; 60 pear trees, 25 in bearing; . 30 aipples, Newton and Spltzenberg. coming In hnniino. tiuuut iov prune irees, bearing Sold off of 1918 crop: Prunes (184: corn, (60: pears. SuO.49- hnv 26, total, (642.74, besides what the laiiiuy usea ana note the niimhar nf (3 000 bearing yet. Price We have a lnriri, llnfltttr nil the county and can furnish you any imiu in- a nince rrom a ft-ncre phlpbnn ranch to the largest and hot f,i..m In the state. See N. Rice of nice and Rice, Masonic Temple, Rosoburg, Ore. 1" -,- -,. 1 1-.,-, ,- i xnj i jui .i CITY NEWS & Wo carrv rver 700 ilirrWnnt ini blnnks. Douglas Ahstraot Co. 31 DoilclollS homo-InlLflfl linqfrv nt Iha Cafeteria. tf 'Monnv tn lonn nn Imnmvari erty. uougios Abstract Co. 31 Follow the rrnwir ffnr Tn lltu nnH oat at the Cafeteria. tf. Townshon Mans. Blue Print!!. Le gal uinnKs. Douglas Abstract Co. 31 Plnno and vucal Instruction. Euro pean mothods. Roseburg School of music, ru js. L,nno St. tf Critics pronounco "The Ktirne" the greatest war story ever written. Fic tion L,iorary. tf Moiliim Inaf I'tlMlnnn nn Inn vtnlln Insures rilltiil lirnurnim ' llnanhtii.tr ni-uuoi 0 Anisic, 1U6 lu. Lane st. tf B - 4 - IT hu- n rnfitt rt t a rniirA Roseblu-g Natlomil llnnlr nltlt- ,nnn 2, up-stalrs. ' it CookOtl ftinda tinlntlti nnr fn. rl.A Pai'tlOS. hnnnnitla nr tllttttnm .lnll., ered on short notice by Roseburg uuieiuria. tf Snfoty donoslt boxes at the linno. burg National nank. Secure one for uie saro keeping of your bonds and othor valuables. tf Market nrlcO ntlltl fni Mnnn wlill. noons, tiring or send camples to E. A. Petty. 1122 N. Jackson Strcot. Roseburg, Oregon. 30 Yon will sooner or later use Dln- mond Brand hnrd wheat Flour. Why not nowT Quality the best. Cost BrOCCnll. Tt tlntn In tr.l-.t- -.1 ... It now for next season. We will furn ish the soed ami help you grow it rlirht. Attn tltn n.n.n. it - " . . " "t.tiihl. UU1UU.UII Valloy Fruit Union. tf Do you snvo as much nn von shnnln If not, Why not? Try our method. Umpqua Savings nnd' Loan jtaannit... tlon. A homo Institution for home people. Orflco With Dnuirltia ihotrn Company, ( OPEN NOSTRILS! END V A COLD OR CATARRH IKow To Get ReUef When Head j and Nose are Stuffed Up. Count fifty I Your cold in head or catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos trils will open, the air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more snuffling, hawking, mucous discharge, dryness or headache; no struggling for breath at night. Get a small bottlo of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist and apply a little of this fragrant antiseptio cream in your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage'of the head, soothing and healing the swollen or inflamed mucous membrane, giving you Instant relief. Head colds, and catarrh yield like magic Don't 'Btay stuffed-u and miserable. Relief) is sure. CLASSIFIED COLUMN j FOR SALE CHEAP 1914 Harley- Davloson motor-cycle. Phone 8F3. f-24 FOR SALE Pure-bred' Barred Rock roosters, from O. A. (J. eggs. El mer Swan, Look! n g Glass, Oregon. FOR SALE Eight lots and . small house, good location, lty water, etc., (486. Inquire News. FOR SALE. Hay at the Edenbower Orchard tracts. Fred Fisher, man ager. Phone 26-F4. FOR SALE Or will exenange for small stock ranch, block of Rose- ' burg-property, small house, some lruit treeB. Inquire ut News. v FOR SALE One gray gelding, grade Percheron, 3 years old. Geo. Tel ford, Happy Valley P. O. address, Rosepurg, Oregon. FOR SALE 50 head' of Al (picked) ewe lumCbB, none bettor. See them. Price (12. 60 per head. E. L. Rice & Son, DIHard. Oregon. FOR SALE Heavy draft team, har. neBS and wood wagon. Price (250 if taken at -once. Phone 11F25 R. Stubbs, Melrose, Oregon. FOR SALE Harley-Llavldson motor cycle, electrically equipped, with speedometer and spotlights, and in Al condition. Ford Garage. FOR SALE 1260 feet No. 1 TUBtlc, 500 feet No. 8 flooring; Star wind mill, new. A. A. Emmons, Happy Valley. Phone 17F5. FOR SALE 1918 Chevrolet, best of . condition, bumper, tool box, live good tires, demountable rims. For quick sale, J600 cash. Also 1917 Briscoe in food condition. Will demonstrate both carB. R. E. 1 Cook, RoBeburg. FOR SALE 3 second-hand Dodgo Jirotners touring carB. uno 1918 Dodge truck, one 1917 Ford truck, and one 1918 Maxwell touring. Terms can be arranged. See J. O. Newland, New Dodge Brothers Cars on hand at present. J-24-p WANTED. WANTED H.ilf grown turkeys or poor birds for fattenHs. Phone 14K14. WANTED Four or five-room modern furnished house. Phone "G. A. News ofllce. WANTED Any kind of work by a woman; no washing. Address M. A., liare News. Jll WANTED Woodcutters. W1U pay per coro. aibo want men to out move wooq. mono 14 14. WANTED AH kinds of furs and rabbit skins. Must be dry. Berg er's Junk Shop. WANTED An Experienced waitress, middle aged woman preferred. Ap ply nt Grand Restaurant. OF I Says We Must Keep Feet Dry, Avoid Exposure and Eat Less Meat Stay off the damp ground, avoid ex posure, keep feet dry, cat less meat, drink lots of water and above all take a spoonful of salts occasionally to keep down uric acid. Rheumatism is caused bv poisonous toxin, called uric acid, which is gene- rateu in inc Dowels and absorbed into the blood. It is the (unction of the kidneys to filter this acid from the blood and cast it out in the urine. The ?orcs of the skin arc also a means of rccing the blood of this impurity. In damp anu cniuy, cold weather the skin pores are closed, thus forcing the kid neys to do double work, they become weak and sluggish and fail to eliminate this uric acid which keeps accumulating and circulating through the svstem. eventually settling in the joints and muscles causing stiffness soreness and pain called rheumatism. At the first twinge of rheumatism act from any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts ; put a tablespoonful in a giass oi water ana drink before breakfast each morning for a week. This is said to eliminate uric acid by stimu lating the kidneys to normal action, thus ridding the blood of these impur ities. lad Salts is inexnrtnxivrV harm) anrl Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia and is used with excellent results by thou- sanos oi ioucs wno are subject to rheu matism. Here you have a pleasant, effervescent lithia-water drink which overcomes uric acid and is beneficial to your kidneys as well To the People of Roseburg and Douglas Co. The Umpqua Trading Company solicits your, business and If modern up to date methods will merit it, we will do our part; - "No order too small to recelvo ovr very belt efforts and painstaking care". You can send a child here; it will receive the same personal atten tion as though you came yourself. All goods are -marked In plain figures. A complete assortment of fresh clean stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries In, an absolutely clean store. Here Is something new which will appeal to you. On and after January 1st all charge accounts are net cash 30 days. Cash with delivery we will allow you 2 per cent discount. Goods paid and delivered by yourself 4 per cent discount. Stop tliinkl here is an opportunity to encourage thrift and a tidy saving on your months, purchases. Umpqua Trading Co. THE STORE OF QUALITY GOODS. Phone 270. 225 N. Jackson Street WANTED Some good cows. Judd. Empire Feed' Barn. See WANTED. Sacks eggs and hides at the Spot Cash Grocery. WANTED Scrap iron, metal, rub ber, rags, chlttlm bark, hides and wool. Berger's Junk Shop. Phone 182. WANTED Desireable houseB for renting. We have calls and cannot Biipply the demand. G. U. Helblg, 401 CasB St. WANTED Good man to work on fruit ranch; man with family pre ferred. Phone 28F3, or write G. A. Bradhurn, Roseburg, Oregon. WANTED Oregon fruit and stock ranches for exchange for California and Nevada ranch and city pro perty. See O. U. Helblg. 401 Cass WANTED Girl or middle aged wo man for general housework; all modern conveniences In house. . Good home for right party. Mrs, Chas. S. Spinning, Sutherlin. Phone Oakland line 39F3. FOR RENT. FOR RENT 2 rooms suitable for housekeeping. Phone 216-L. FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms 308 S. Pine St., phone 138-Y. FOR RENT Furnished four-room house. Inquire 647 S. Stephens Street, or phone 4 5 4 -R or 454-L. MISCELLANEOUS. EXCHANGE. New five room house and two.lots, clear of incumbrance, for farm (property. . Inquire at the News office. STRAYED One dark-gruy 3-year old, weight 900, and 1 black, with Roman nose, weight 1000. Please notify W. F. Ramp, Route 1, Rose burg, Oregan. STRAYED One roan-gray 3-year old, weight 900, and 1 black, with Roman nose, weight 1000. Please notify W. F. Ramp, Route 1, Rose burg, Oregon. WE WRITE BONDS We write all kinds of Bonds and represent the largest Insurance and Bonding Companys. See M. F. Rice of Rice & Rice. tf LOST From a jitney Saturday even ing, ladles blue coat with fur col lar and band of fur around bottom, service pin on left sleave. Finder please return to News office and receive reward. WILL ECHAXNGE 70 acre ranch in Southern Oregon, close In, to trade for three or more acre chicken rnnch anywhere between Koscburg, Oregon, andi Woodland, wash. Address Box B, 188 Ca rnthers St., Portlnnd, Oregon. MONEY TO LOAN Rural credit farm loans. The only loan for the farmer. 20-year amortized loans w'th privilege of paying all or part at any time. Low rate of Interest. we specialize on farm mortgages. see M. F. Rice of Rice & Rice, tf ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE We write Flro, Life ai.dl Automobile Insurance. All policies inspected oy one versed in tho law of insur nnce. No loop holes to escape lia bility. Risks promptly inspected nnd all losses receive our personal attention. M. F. Rico, of Rice & Rice. tf. WE BUY AND SELL BONDS Gov ernment nnd municipal bonds. If you have money to invest see us. Don't let your dollars lay idly by. U. S. Liberty Bonds at market less small brokerage. If you must sell, sell to us. If you wish to buy more, buy from us. You can't do better, you might do worse. See M. F. Rice of Rice & Rice. tf CABINETS for filing letters or card cases for loose ledger cards, are always used In offices where they file away let ters and bills and keep copies of thoso written in the ofllce. We have some good ideas in the way of letter flies, cabinets, letter copying presses, besldos everything that could be called a blank book filing cabinet. Orders filled for aU kinds of imi boxes. TheJ. G. FlooK Co. Rosoburg, Oregon. , j t1919 MAXWELL The unexcelled choice for LIGHT CAR Up-to-the-Minute in STYLE AND EQUIPMENT Comfort Durability Economy H. MERTEN ROSEBURO, OREGON. Distributors for Douglas County. Service Station 214 S. Main St. Phone 192-Y. EggsWanted! We will pay a premium abo"e the market price for strictly Fresh Large White or Brown eggs. Must be fancy stock. Bring them in. UMPQUA TRADING CO. 225 North Jackson. FIRE INSURANCE! Risks Promptly Inspect ed on Application. We have several strong old-line Companies. Protect yourself be fore It is too late. W. A. B0GARD 403 Cass Street Phone 303. P.ork; Krup. If pleased you'd be With the meat you buy For beef to roast or pork to fry Beef and pork our leading crop. You'll find us nlways on the hop. Scrupulously clean, we use the mop. TRADE HERE. THE ECONOMY MARKET Geo. KohUiagcn, Prop. Phone 08. Fire and Auto Insurance Protect yourself from loss with one of our properly written insur ance policies. 6. W. YOUNG & SON, INSURANCE ltd Cass Street Ronebur. Ore. "Oregon for Every Community Every Community for Oregon" That's what the newly organized Oregon Chamber of Commerce will stand for in the development of the state's rosources. Roseburg and Douglas County may well plan on part icipating to the fullest extent. The Umpqua Valley Bank certainly will. , 3. SI. THRONE the UTtPQUfl ROSEBURG A MAN IS WHAT HE FEEDS ON The housewife, looking to the family health, will buy where she can . get Fresh, Clean Groceries. Our Stock is Clean' and Sanitarily Kept end all goodB are of tb best manufacture. Orders personally look ed after. WALTER PATTERSON. I HE CASS STREET GROCERY, PHONE 279 THE SPECIALTY SHOP. Hemstitching, picot edgine, pleat ing, button covering, braiding, all kinds of fancy stitching. Waists made to order. 321 Perkins Build. tf REMEMBER Do yon wish to be remembered by your loved ones? If so, set the example by placing a pretty Mon ument or Headstone - upon the grave of your dear Father, Mother, Brother, Sister, Husband, Wife or Oliild. We are in a position to serve yon best. Come in nnd see what we have to offer. Wo do all kinds of cemetery work ' and our prices are very reasonable. Peoples Marble & Granite Works VV. E. Mars tors, proprietor, SOU IT. Jackson Street, or G. W. Young & Son, 116 Cass St. Roseburg, Oregon. nit- uodf FrR Ynnt? i HOME YOU'VE PLANNED THE PINEST PLUMBING THE LAND! We hear you're planning to build a now home. Well, do you know that It would be a matter of money in your pocket and good .plumbing in your house 'if you talked your plans r rer with us and got our prices? We're dependable plumbers. Roseburg Plumbing & Heating Co. PHONB 151. Jersey Creamery Butter 1-4 lb. Prints FRESH DAILY. DOUCLAS COUNTY CREAMERY DELCO-LIGHT The complete Electric Light and Power Plant economical in operation. Runs on kerosene, gasoline or gas. R. E. HARNESS l0-" - - Oregon MRS. F. D. OWEN On Flowers, Potted Plant, Funeral Designs, Wedding Bou quets, ete. FOR SALE AT ' "THE FERN" 111 Case St. Roseborc. Ore. PHONK MO ' Ur" YEW INI I v- I -k.40i.IEi ITr Cashier VKLLEU bank OREGON ' JUDD'S Feed & Seed Store POULTRY FEED. Corn, Wheat, Scratch Food, Egg Producing Mash. HOG FEED. More Pork, Barley Meal and Corn COW FEED Alfalfa Meal, Mill Run, Fisher's Dairy Feed. GENERAL FEEDS Rolled Oats, Rolled Barley, Hay. and Straw delivered anywhere in town. Phone 153. SEED Oats, Wheat and Barley. Two gasoline Engines, One Feed Grinder, One Single Buggy. Sec ond hand Automobiles Bought and Sold. WANTED Some good cows. J. M. JUDD Empire Darn. Roseburg Monday, Bargain Day at the Roseburg Gearing AND Pressing Works! Men's Suits French Dry Cleaned and Pressed for 1.00. AU work given prompt .attention. Bargain day prices do not Include calling for or delivering cloihes. G. W. SLOPER 308 N. Jackson. Dry Slab Wood Lime and Cement AT H. J. DENN TRANSFER COMPANY PHONE 128 CRENGHGLASSES I MRS, ETHEL YII BANNERFIAK CAMPBELL Pupils desiring instruction tn class ill DleaSA mil frtr n-rlA..1AM n Studio, over ott's Musio Store. Heinline Piano School For ALL GRADES PIANO STUDENTS Children's Fundamental lasses a Specialty. 424 Perkins Bldg. Phone 800 DR. S. L. DeLAPP Osteopathic Physician ft Surgeon Phoueet S17-S18 Perkins Bldg. Office lip Res. 454-J. Rosebnrg, Ore. DR. M. H. PLYLER. Licensed Chiropractic Physician. 223 W. Lane 8t.t Roseburg,. Or. Consultation, examination tree. Office Hour. B to S Phone 158 Chiropractic and Electrical Treatments.