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TUB EVENING NEWSWEDNESDAV. FTflHtCABY 13. 1010
THE EVENING NEWS
BY
B. W. BATES
BERT G. BATES
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Entered an secondmlass matter,
November 6, 1909, at Roseburg, Ore.
under act of Maroh 3, 1879.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1010
A NEW "ANGEL" IS BORN.
. , Having utterly failed in their at
tempt to pass House mil no. uu,
the big fishing interests have now
carefully laid their plans to choke the
vnnr life out of the upper Umpqua
river fishermen by the introduction in
the senate, of a bill that provides
that all matters pertaining to the ash
ing industry of the state be placed in
the hands of the Fish and Game Com
mission, which, by the way, consists
of only five men, appointed by the
Governor, who will, if the present
bill goes through, have complete au-
' thority above any ana an comers,
the governnor not excepted, to put
into execution and regulation, no mat
ter how obnoxious to the public, any
law that they may deem fit "for the
preservation of the fish and gamo of
the state of Oregon." This looks like
a little Bolshevism was creeping Into
our legislative affairs.- When it Ib
proposed that five men are going to
be delegated with supreme authority
to handle one of the moat Important
industries affecting nearly every
, nook and corner of the stato, it is
high time that the people wtike up
to their individual interests. The
problem of handling the fish and
game Interests of Oregon should re
main within the power of the people
as a whole and not be delegated to
a commission of a few individuals to
toss about at the command of the
big interests, who see In the present
measure clear sailing for controlling
every stream in the state. The bill
should never get out. of thn hands
of the committee that passes upon
Its alleged merits.
STILL IN THE DARK.
As the days and weeks fleet by,
news from the Inner recesses of the
peace congress in France is still lack
ing, despite the very first of Mr. Wll
. son's "fourteen polntB", which says
' that peace covenants shall be open
and openly arrived at. The alleged
' secret treaties between Japan and
; China, which-are rumored to be
threatening the peace of tho peace
. conference, could scaroely be moie
. secret that the councils of world le
. legates, among whom are President
Wilson and four other Americans.
Why does not the presldont make
good' his solemn pledge to America
and the world for "open covennnts
of peace openly avrlved at?" Th
United States and the world are un-
. questionably entitled to know tho
details of thlB world conference,
may be taken for sxanted that
those handful of statilites behind the
guarded doors of tho peace council
chambers patch up a pact In socret
that rails to meet popular approval
, their league of nations and other
features annexed will scurcely last as
long as it takes to consider the
issues. Secret diplomacy plunged
tne world into chaos, and now. at
though It would seem tho tragedy of
tho past four years would have
taught a groat object lesson, the
practice Is being continued. Mean
wniie unrest among tho masses
world-wide.
Ib
The democratic administration Is
a complete failure both in and on
of war. No soonor do tho soldlors
throw off the yoke of the battle front
when they are confronted with after
war conditions that are more tin
struclve than German lead and ess.
While the hoad of the nation is being
winea ana ained and toted about
murope, thousnnds of soldiers nt
urest aro "up to their ears" in the
slimy mud, washing their faces In
filthy water and subjected to open
avenues of all Borts of diseases. This
is a ,pretty stnte of affairs for the
nation to sanction. Better look aftor
our own blood and flesh beforo con-
trlbutlng millions of dollars to i,,c
uolBhevlkl element In forolcn lands
to "fatten them up" so thoy can at
tempt to run affairs in America.
Senate bill 210, giving a commis
sion or nve men authority to close or
open tne season for conimarclnl flh.
Ing in' Oregon streams, .was liitroiliir.
ed by a man Idontlllrd with several
big corporations, among them fish
eries. The whole thing is pornlclous,
and smacks of a deliberate attempt
to put Oregon's fishing Industry In
the hands of commercialized organi
zations, uoncentrntlon of power Is
a bad thing for any people, and to
,uiuw n group or nve men to deal out
tho fish to whom they would, Is but
to invito possibilities of some of thorn
Kolng on tho pay roll of the big In
terests. Kill that measure at once,
and leave tho fishing business In tho
hands of the people.
The Seattle "sympathetic" strlko
is almost ancient history and the Bol
shevlkl element had hardly got with
in the ring before the punch of pub
Ho sentiment floored tho rascals.
Mayor Ole Hanson called the bluff
ana naa tne ngnt kind of mottle
to "stand pat."
Whore the Bolsheviks reign, blood
Jiouri. !,
NOTICE TO WHEAT GROWERS
-
' Any one having wheat to die-
pose of now will do well to bring
in fair samplos and see us at
once, as we have opportunity to
move several cars, if obtainable,
Immediately.
13 PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.
'''
"I" AM A WONDER.
"I"
have braved the wild sea for mere
admiration. -
And to make democracy sate in each
battle-torn nation.
"I" am Alexander, Napoleon, and
Robert E. Lee
All rolled Into one man of tho highest
degree.
"I" am Solomon in wisdom, "I" am
Aaron's rod,
And "IT show the world that "I'm"
almost a god,
"I" am a prophet with a divine reve
lation. And "I" rejuvlnate the whole of
creation.
My wisdom, my power and my time
tested love
Will remain long on earth after "I"
go abovo.
"I" have more power than Kaiser or
king,
And, clothed with such power, "I
can do anything.
"I" shall establish the kingdom of
Godi
In each and all nations that man ever
trod.
"I" am great In my greatness that
the world knows,
"I" am the greatest of statemen that
ever arose
Look at Washington, Jefferson, and
Abe. lank and tall.
"I" am waist high over them
. all.
"I" am a great vine and the world is
my trellis,
Yea, "I" am a Saint, and they call me
"St. El'ls."
Just think for a minute the work "I"
have done
"I" conquered Mexico and defeated
the Hun.
Wrote more ultimatums than would
blockade the sun.
"I" played with railroads to pleaBe
Doddle, my son.
And it cost countless millions for hav
ing the fun,
But those hundred millions the peo
ple will pay
And pray for mora debts acquired
that way.
"I" alBO built airships and made
castor oil,
"I" also launched ships til "I" made
the sea boil,
Yea, "I" am notodi for patience and
ton,
But what will "I" do with that darn
. ed castor oil?
"I've" enough of that oil to float
Noah s ark,
And tho money it cost will reach n
high mark.
But "I" shall not work, lot the people
do that.
So come on with the pay and leavo
me on in tne vat.
I" will establish eternal "noace"
From the frozen North to the Isle
of Greooe.
From Tlnibuctu to Kalamazoo,
From Halifax to Bnraboo,
And from Dublin's bay to McAdoooo.
t in a worm s wonder now don't
you Bee
That Is why the wholo world has
gone nuts over me. Ex.
FRCNrNa.
Have your fruit or ornamental
b ees, vinos or DUBh s pruned by a
man witn practicni experience; write.
L.UU1H 11, UbJUUULD
Koseburg, Oregon
NEW SPRING SAMPLES.
Our new spring and summer Bar
plos have arrived and are now ready
for your Inspection. Somo noat.
nobby designs to make selections
from. Order your suit early to In
Bure prompt delivery. O. W. Slopor,
tne cionner ana preBser. tf
HANKERS MORTGAGE CORPORA
TION.
If you want to borrow money on
your livestock, Wheot, Wool or Lib
erty Bonds, talk with the First State
& Savings Bank, of Roseburg, about
our terms and sorvlce or write to as
direct.
The war is over and we want to
help you do your part in taking enre
of the reconstruction which Is' our
next great duty.
PORTLAND . OREGON
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
FOR SALE One Billy goat. Molvin
West, Route 1, Roseburg, Oregon.
WAR IS OVER. Prune trees $13 a
iuu. u. Diorrrin, 5U4 will St. tl 1 p
FOR SALE Oliver typewriter, latest
model, practically now. Inquire at
wows ortice.
FOR SALE 5 acre lot, fully Improv-
eu, an laoni chicken ranch. Call
W4. f-144-p
FOR SALE Grey Oats, cleaned, Bu.
i.zo. Llndbloom, phone 19F6.
. f-24-p
FOR SALE Cnblnot Grand piano In
ii nu ciass condition, cash or terms.
mono 88-L,.
FOR SALE. Hay at the Edonbowor
urcnard tracts. Fred Fisher, man-
nser. mono 25-F4.
FOR SALE. A 1917 Chandler Six,
t passenger roadster. A snap for
nuuieuoay. aee it at the Roseburg
Garngo.
FOR SALE Buff Orphlngton eggs
for hatching. N. C. Ashby, Routo
2, City. Phone 9F3.
FOR BALE Used cars, E-passenger
Bulck and Overland: alio Ford
truolt. alotor Shop Qarage,
FOR BUG FOR SALE. See George
Shanks, Washington and Rose Sts,
FOR SALE. Fine Loganberry tips,
6c each. Order now for ivlarch de
livery. SunBhine Ranch. Phone lFii
FOR SALE Heavy draft team, har
ness and wood wagon. Price $250
if taken at once. Phone 11F25
R. Stubbs, Melrose, Oregon.
FOR SALE. Case threshing outfit,
complete, separator, 12-25 steam
tractor, stacker, etc. Address John
Abeene, Sutherlln. ' .
FOR SALE. Heavy team of mares,
- ; Bound and- In good condition; also
team of geiuings. will sell cheap
cor casn or will, trade for cows or
goats. Sunshine Ranch. Phone 1F2.
FOR SALE. Timber claim, near
Hoseburg, Ore., worth $4,000. Will
sell for $2,000 for quick deal. Ad
dres owner, Geo. Grubbe, Timpas,
Colo.
FOR SALE Top buggy, ono light
single hack, twj sets harness, one
horse; will work single or double,
gentle for woman to drive. Ad
dress: Box 13, R. F. D. No. 1 city.
FOR SALE. Power wood saw, 6
horse Galloway engine mounted on
steel trucks. In good condition
worth $300, will sell for $100
cash, or will trade- for two good
cows. Sunshine Ranch. Phone 1F2
FOR SALE 1600 Italian prune trees
one year old, 4 to 6 feet at 27c
each. 2000 Petite trees at 15c;
100 Petite trees, 4 to 6 feet at 27c.
This is all good stock, well rooted.
True to name. Jos. van Sickle,
1101 S. Main street. f-14-p
WANTED.
WANTED Four good ' work horseB.
W. E. St. John, Sutherlln.
WANTED. Two men for general
work. Sunshine Ranch, phone 1F2.
WANTED. Housecleaning and
work by Laohn. Phone 366.
WANTED Some good cows. See
Judd, Empire Feedi Barn.
SEWING WANTED Phono 198, or
call 136 Stephens Street. f-21
WANTED By ambitious young man
work of any kind. 308 S. Pine St.
WANTED Haif grown turkeys or
poor birds for fatten)-!?. Phone
14F14.
WANTED Woman for light house
work, take care of year old child.
645 S. Mill street. f-11
WANTED Scrap Iron, metal, rub
ber, rags, chlttlm bark, hides and
wool. Berger'B Junk Shop. Phone
182.
WANTED. Men to cut 16-inch stove,
wood at $1.66 a tier, block at
$1.40. Alexander addition. J. E.
Plnlsted, phone 16-F2.
WANTED To purchase 10 to 30 acre
tract of land, improved or unim
proved, near railroad station. Must
be creek or river bottom; bearing
prune orchard preferred. Address,
J. B. Henslee, Riddle Ore.
WANTED. Will pay $2.50 per day
and board for men to prune. Want
two men at once. Also have 25 to
30 acres of light slashing would
like to contract. R. M. Knight,
Cnnyonvllle, Ore.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT 2 rooms suitable for
housekeeping. Phone 216-L.
FOR RENT Furnished four-room
house. Inquire 547 S. Stephens
Street, or phone 454-R or 464-L.
MISCEL1JINEOUH.
FOR RENT Modern 6-room furnish
ed cottage. Inquire at 644 South
Pine Street.
DEPENDABLE PRACTICAL -NURSE
Will go anywhere, any case. Call
Courier House, 305 West Mosier st.
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S' DRESSES
made and remodeled. Sewing
wnntod. Call 736 W. Lane. Phone
150-J.
FOR EXCHANGE House and lot
near Riverside school, for team, or
will sell chewp. C. C. Stone, Rose
burg
STRAYED One dttrk-gr:.y 3-year
old, weight 900, and 1 black, with
Roman nose, weight 1000. Please
notify W. F. Ramp, Routo 1, Rose-
burg. Oregnn.
LOST Somewhere on the streets, a
plain goia liar pin engraved with
tho word "Sktylark". Finder please
return to iNews Office and receive
reward. f-i
LOST Two Jorsey heifers, coming
a-year oia, ana look almost alike;
no brands or marks. Strayed from
Round Prnirle Ranch. Address:
Rice Bros.. Dlllard. Ore. .Reward.
MUSIC.
TEACHER OF PIANO Mrs. Ethelyn
unnnerman unmpDoll. studio over
Ott's Music Store. Mrs. Campbell
will tench throughout the winter.
Phone 67-J
EDUCATIONAL
t'KKNCK CLASSES. Mrs. Ethelvn
unnnerman Campbell. Pupils do-
siring instruction In class will
Please call for particulars.
Studio over Ott's Music Store.
RENTERS Why do you constantly
continue to enrich .the landlord?
The average renter will pay out
$200 por year of good money for
prlvllogo of living In a property
nuiiu ituoui iuuu. in five years
you could own the place and your
money nil comes back- to you If
you play the game right. Whv not
begin now. Will sell you half block,
small house, Heal location, small
payment down and balance month
ly. See Mr. Wood at News offlco.
Property will never again be as
hep right now. "
EGGS FOR HATCHING From sin
gle comb Buff Leghorns. Phone
28F-12, Mrs. Harry Lander, R. F.
D. 1, box 137, Roseburg. f 2 4-p.
LIBERTY BONDS All Issues bought
and sold. Before buying or selling
get our quotations. Now is the time
to buy; Bonds will go higher In the
near future. See M. F. Rice of
Rico & Rice. tf
MONEY TO LOAN Rural credit
farm loans. The only loan for the
farmer. 20-year amortized loans
with 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
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION FOR YOUNG
and old lessons for the verist
beginner planned along modern
lines, proceeding logically, step by
step, making everything plain to
the youngest student. Roseburg
School of Music, 105 E. Lane St.
MORTGAGE LOANS ON IMPROVED
farms in Southern Oregon; 20-year
rural credit loans privilage to pay
any amount at any time. Low rate
of Interest. The only loan for the
farmer. We make prompt inspec
tions and close loans an short no
tice. See M. F. Rice of Rice & Rice.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE We
write Fire, Life and Automobile
insurance. All policies inspected
by one versed in the law of insur
" ance. No loop holes to escape lia
bility. Risks promptly inspected
and all losses receive our personal
attention. M. F. Rice of Rice &
Rice. tf
WE BUY AND SELL BONDS Gov
ernment and 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.
M. F. Rice of Rice & Rice. tf
"THERE ARE JUST THREE KINDS
of people who don't buy life insur
ance:
1. The people who can't pay for it.
2. The people who can't get it.
3. The people who don't care for
their families.
Now, you are either one of these
three kinds of people, or else you
are ready to sign this application
you will have to classify yourself."
Special low rates. M. F. Rice, Agt.
THE PACIFIC BUILDING & LOAN
Association issueB the best savings
proposition made. Their saving
plan cannot be better. If you wish
we can loan you money to pay the
Mortgage on your home. $15.17
pays $1000 Interest and principal
in 96 monthly payments. $5.00
each month for 96 months returns
to you $1000 at maturity. Can you
beat 11! If so come In. we will
give you a job. See M. F. Rice of
Rice & Rice. tf
mm
Pork; Krop.
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 always, on the hop.
Scrupulously clean, we use the mop.
TRADE HERE.
THE ECONOMY MARKET
Geo. Kohlhngen, Prop. Phone IM.
CABINETS
for filing letters or card cases tor
loose ledger cards, are always usee
in offices where thoy file away let
ters and bills and keep copies of
those written in the office. We have
some good ideas in the way of letter
files, cabinets, letter copying presses,
besides everything that could be
called a blnnk book filing cabinet.
Orders filled for all kinds of fnil'
boxes.
The J. G. FlooK Co.
Roeebarfi Ongoa,
up unlDF for your new
HOME YOU lE 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 houBO if you
.talked your itlans er with us and
got our prices? t We're dependable
plumbers. '
Roseburg Plumbing & Heating Co.
PHONE 151.
JUDD'S
Feed & Seed Store
Some Fine recleaned white Oats
(Hastening Special) an extra fine
white Oat. Also -Crown Union
White Oats, Good Oats are scarce
and if you need any, see me quick.
Some Good Whole Barley and Club
Wheat, Alfalfa Hay, and some
Just Hay.
Rolled Oats, per sack.. ...$2.00
Rolled Barley, 75 lb. sack $ 2.45
Mill Run, per 80 lb. sack....$2.10
Scratch Food, 100 lb. sack....$4.50
Egg Producing Mash, per 100
pound sack $4.00
Corn good Corn 2c.
Always the largest sack for the
least money. If you have any good
grain to grind, bring it to me and
I will trade you Rolled Oats or
Rolled Barley for it.
One Farm Wagon cheap.
One good Farm Hack cheap.
One light Buggy, awfully cheap.
One double Harness, one single
harness, several good Collars. One
Cream Separator.
J. M. JUDD
Empire Rant.
Roseburg
Time to Spray
LIME SULPHURISOLUTION
30 degrees and better $11.00 per
barrel I. o. b. Sutherlln; $1.60
Rebate on return of container in
good condition. If you can use
60 barrels or more, write for
prices.
Sutherlin Spray
, Manufacturing Co.
Heinline Piano School
For
ALL GRADES PIANO STUDENTS
Children's Fundamental lasses a
Specialty.
424 Perkins Bldg. Phone 890
FURNITUP.E REPAIRING.
UPHOLSTERING,
REFINISHING. . .
All work guaranteed.
702 MiU St., or Phone 51-Y.
"MRS. F. D. OWEN
Oat Flowers, Potted Plants,
Funeral Designs, Wedding Bou
quets, etc.
- FOR SALB AT
"TUB FERN"
lit Cass St. Roseburg, Ore.
PHONE S40
Fire and Auto Insurance
Protect yourself from loss with
one of our properly written Insur
ance policies.
6. W. YOUNG & SON, INSURANCE
llfl Cass Street Rosetonrg. Ore.
MRS. L. B. MOORE
Piano Studio
Latest Approved Methods.
611 Hamilton st Phone 187-R.
M. O. RADABAUGH,
AUCTIONEER
Any one having sales can arrange
for dates at the Umpqua
Valley Bank.
DR. M. H. PLYLER.
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN,
223 W. Lane St., Roseburg, Ore.
Offloa Honrs 9 to 5 Phone IBS
EUctrical Treatments.
Ub?sd
Roseburg
. find the Umpqua Valley Bank adaptable to their selling
plans at home andthelr buying transactions away from
home. Complete local facilities and good connections
outside make a connection here very desirable indeed.
Keep step with Progress WITH US.
JOHN M. THRONE - CASHIER
THEUKPQUfl VALLLy BANK
ROSEPURO OREGON
Science plays Its part In a steam laundry and modern methods
render contagion impossible.
Be fair to yourself and your family. Patronize a steam laun
dry. Try our way this week and measure cost fairly. On that
basis, outside of the safety basis, you will win by sending the
wash to us.
'Phone we'll call. .
ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY
PHOJT.l 70
LAST WASH THURSDAY NOON.
Do You Want An Ironing Board?
FREE!
One "Rid-Jid" Folding Ironing Table
with each Dover "No-Burn-Out' Elec
tric Iron, sold before Feburary 20th.
Douglas County Light and Water Co.
IT'S SOME CAR -THE
"D-40" Mitchell Six
Let Us Show You
I. F. BarKer Co.
Roseburg Oregon
Hunter's Spray Company
Is now making the same high grade Lime and Sulphur Spray
Every barrel guaranteed above 30 hydrometer test and no waste or
sediment. We have the only Spray plant that can filter spray and
remove all trouble from nozzle choaking, when spraying.
Not price at factory, 6 bbls. and more flu. 00.
Net price less than 6 bbls lots. $10.60.
We have Lime and Sulphur for Sale. ;
Sulphur, 110 pound sacks, $4.00. i . i I :
Lime, ISO pound- barrels, $3.60.
Orchard Men, and Fruit Companies preferring to purchase' their
materials and superintend the making of the spray; we will make
the spray for $1.00 per barrel In orders of 20 barrel. Our plant
will be iu. operation for ten days.
THE SPECIALTY SHOP.
Hemstitching.
Ing, button covering, braiding, all
Kiuus or iancy stitching. Waists
made to order. 321 Perkins Build.
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. BOGARD
OS Cass Street
Phone 80ft,
, r
Merchants
JUST LIIiE MAKING
YOU A NEW PAIR.
Shoe repairing our way is the
modern factory way precisely
like the manufacture of a new
pair of shoes. We use the same
-materials, the, sariq ..machinery,
the same methods. And our re
pair men could make you a
new pair as good as any in the
shoe shops. But our business
is re-maklng shoes.
W. S. HOWARD
214 N. JACKSON ST.
DELCO-LIGHT
The complete Electric Light and
Power Plant
Economical in operation. Runs
on kerosene, gasoline or gas.
' R. E. HARNESS
Hoseburg .... Ongoa
RA1AL fciJIATlJ
City and Farm Property, Winches
ter bay and Westlake Town Lots.
GEORGE RITER.
lit West Oak Btrent
STOP AT THJB
GRAND HOTEL
OA SO STREET
ROSEBURO