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

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Newspaper Page TextTFB ETBVTW(J XEWS FRTDAT, MARCH 21, 1010. TWO THE EVENING NEWS B. W BATES v BERT Q.BATB ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUXDAY. Subscription Bates Dally Per year, by mall, la county 3 00 Per year, outside ot ounty..... .00 .Weekly.., Per year ..Moo 1.00 Six month!.. Entered -as secondr-class matter, November C, 190, at Roseburg, Ore, under act of March , H1 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS, rm.. ,.,.w Pmu MelnalwalT entitled to the use for republication of au news aupmoua W ' wimw n v ' InMl Mil DUO- ushed herein. -All right of ropnblfr oauon or Bpwuu -m,piwiiw are ao reeorrai. , FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1019. ARB NOT ENTHUSIASTIC. Hardly a county seat paper in the Stute of Oregon lg very enthusiastic over any propaganda advanced by the citv ot Portland lor the upbuild ing of the state. Neither are they Inclined henceforth to be lead around by the nose and fall desperately for a clever ruse of whatsoever nature that la planned solely aud dressed up In togs that bear the earmarks ot having been "made in Portland." There's a reason for this and mighty eood one. too. It was one of Portland's leading dally newspapers the Journal that took up the cudgel, against the country press at the last general election, and It was also the vote of tlio people of Portland, that caused a law to be invoked, whereby the publication of delinquent 'tax lists were eliminated, the price fixed for the publication of legal - notices, which, if complied with, would put every newspaper owner depending on this source of revenue for support in an upper berth at the poor farm, By taking away the publication of . the tax list Portland' has opened an avenue for every delinquent property owner in the state, outside of Port land, whereby his property, may be legally confiscated without due knowledge. - But the rankest part of the whole Portland Job and against which little, If any, opposition was advanc ed from the other dally publications of that city, is the fact that these two measures on the ballot were di rected solely against the country proas. Neither of thorn were to ap ply to Multnomah county. , Do you get the Idea? Portland -papers go right ahead printing the delinquent tax list and get the same old rate for legal no tices but the country editor can go on yelling his hood off for the big things of alleged state-wide Interest while the money-grabbers at the me tropolis sit Idly by, throw a har poon Into the country hamlet when ever they so desire, and In return givo the rear teat that has been strip ped till It resembles a wart on watermelon. This is the Portland Idea ot reci procity to the- country vtllageB of 'the state of Oregon. And while It has taken the average country editor - about fifty years to get somo of these facts drilled Into his Ivory dome, they have finally reached a resting spot In the gray matter of hu aran- luui, and, after all these years of bo. lug buncoed, he has began to Bee the ray of light and has put on his fight ing armor, pulled his trench helmet down over the rough spots of a badly battered and wrinkled brow, and is ready to go the limit for right and Justice, as It applies to his own pro fession. At the present writing the city of Portland Is offering to the state the "Orogon State Chamber ot Com- - morce", and Is putting out represent atives urging the people to apply - their thoughts In one direction, that of "buying Oregon made products.' Both of these propositions may have their merits they also have tho ear marks ot having boen "made in Portland", and -the country preBS Is throwing no fits to get on the band wagon. . - - Portland has hired, at a healthy salary, a publicity manager for their annual event, the Rose Carnival. He is now busily engaged flooding every . country newspaper office lu the stato with "well edited literature", which the rose ehow boosters expect tho prcBH to handle freo-gratie with i couple of "compB" on the side. Port land expects anything that she asks for from tho country preBS and the country peoplo, generally. She has always had It, and profitod very largely thereby. In the future there 1b going to be an entlroly different attitude. ' The evening News has always stood unalterably for a grea ter state, Portland and Rosoburg. Honceforlh It will stand for all things that directly effects this community Portland seoms husky enough to take care. of herself and Is now endeavor ing, as Bhe has done for many yoars, to milk every hamlet in the stato to a fare-you-woll and, the average tax payer hereafter will think twice be fore "falling" before the throne of the Portland dictators ana gratters. It la nlmoBt pathetlo to watch the change of the advocates ot the lea gue of nations from their bold as sertions that the new constitution was the acme of Demotion to semi- apologetlo - statements that while the Idea la a good one, the present luugungo ot the constitution needs extensive rovlslon and clarification before it will he workable. Even ' Mr. Taft's utterances, since the Sen atorial protest agnlnit the league was subscribed to by thirty-nine of the men who will be called on to pass final Judgment npon It, are til led with admissions ot defocte in the language, and amblgultlos In the meaning of the new constitution. Mr. Taft takes pains to remind the publlo that the "prosent eovonant la merely a report from i. committee ot the conference." "Undoubtedly, says be, "tho covenant needs revi sion. It Is not symmetrically ar ranged. Its meaning has to be dug out and the language la ponderous and In diplomatlo patois." If you can look the world In the eye you are either honest or a good actor. Natures change vlth condition!. A wild bull is harmlosa In the form of steaks. .... . Coffee Hurts Many Rsbple If have been accustomed to drink coffee and 'find ft causes head ache, nervousness, sleeplessness or heart or stomach artnouance, whu not try INSTANT POSTUM A table drink ab solutely free from caffeine the drug In coffee, but of rich coffee-like flavor: : At Orocers Everywhere . ! "rtereSr a Retson' ,. Have your fruit or ornamental 'trees, vines or uunu y""0' man with' practloal experience; write. IjUUID XI. UBIHWUIJ. t smmmsm aoBeburg.Oreg on CLASSIFIED COLUMN FOR SALE A No. 1 slide trombone. See instrument at Ott's Music Store. . FOR SALE Steam wood saw and '' grinder on trucks, $125. Phone 13FZ. FOR SALE Furm toam, weight I 1200 to 1300, Wltn collars iu mono iuo i. FOR SALE $300; Ford runabout . Just reDorea, new magneto nun new tires. Phone 12F43, Rose burg. chd flAT.n A 1B17 Chandler Six ' 4 pasenger roadster. A snap for '' somebody. See It at the Roseburg Oaruee. tf hvt nAT.n rc. n. ?efi for hatch ... n A n strain, ftl ner nnUine ' J. k. Falbe, Rt. 1, olty, or phone oirzz. FOR SALE. -Hay at the Edenbower Orchard tracts. Fred Fisher, man- ager. Phone 25-F4. FOR SALE 10 fb fresh, home-grown Australian Brown onion seed. Come quick, I can Bave you money. Phone 87F2. FOR SALE-1000 Italian pruno trees 8 to 4 feet. 1 year old, nice stock 25c each. Job. Van Sickle, 1101 South Main street. FOR SALE Jersey lull calf; traces , to the great Sophie Tormentor or Hood Farm. $50 registered and transferred. Edgewater Farm, at Myrtle Creek, Oregon. FOR SALE Timber claim, near Roseburg, Ore., worth $4,000. Will sell for 12,000 f r quick ileal. Ad dress owner, Geo. Qrubbo, Tlmpas, Colo. FOR SALE Three young pure bred White Leghorn roosters. O. A. C. stock. Price $1,50 each. A. S McGill,, Box 170, Rt. 1, Roseburg FOR SALE Modern 10-roora house. finely finished, built-in convenien ces; tire place, furnace, 2 lots. O. B. Wardwell, Roseburg, or phone 9PZ3. FOR SALE A Mlnnatonnla Home Creamery, combined churn and butler worker, the top notch churn for the home dairy; a boon and bargnln for some good housowife. See It at Churchill Hardware Co. FOR SALE 160 acre homestead re linquishment, 8 miles of Grants Pass; good house, running water. 20 acres cleared, good garden and plenty of oak timber; outside range for cattle or sheep. U. Q. hiick, urnnts pass, ore., Kt. I. FOR SALE Why nay rent? Buy a nouse ot your own. Here Is a bar gain for cash: Three-room modorn house, good condition, larce lot. shingled wood shed, good hen house, cement walks. Apply to owner, 1188 Harvard Street, West RpBeburg. Will arrange terms, tt WANTED. WANTED Modern furnished house, three adults; steady tennauts. Phone 89-L. WANTED One ooon pure brcl nnoue island itoct lions. No scrubs. W. It. Warner, Cafotorla. WANTED By April 1, three or four room furnished house, gnrdon Steady tenant. Address J. E. C. c-o News. WANTED First class waitress for night shift at Roseburg Cafoterla. Hours 4 to 18 p. m. Must have references. WANTED. A reliable woman, mid- ale sgca, as a companion and to care for an aged lady. A cl dross W. E. St. John, Suthorlln. Or. WANTED Scrap Iron, metal, rub ber, rags, ehlttlm bark, hides and wool. Berger's Junk Shop. Phone 181. WANTED, Men to out 18-Inch stove wood at 11.65 a tier, block at $1.40. Alexander addition. J. E. PlalBted, phone 16-Fj. VH BUY AND SELL tj. 8. LIBERTY . BONDS New York market, plus a small brokerage. See us before selling your bonds or buying more. See M. F. Rice, ot Rice & Rice. WANTED Twb girls or women to trellis Loganberries, either by con- .. tract or by day. - Good pay; will take 80 days to complete Job. Full particulars by phoning 112, Hun : shine Ranch. FARMS WANTED We want 11st- logs on a few fc.ioi farms, large or small, Douglas County, Orogon prefer Roseburg district. Havo city property and whet land for ex change; also buyers, btate price. terms and full particulars in ans wering. SCOTT AND MASKELL Burke Building, Seattle. FOR RENT. " ' FOR RENT Four furnished house- keeping rooms. 246 N, Rose St, FOR RENT Five room furnished , house, close in. Will be vacant ' 25th March, Call 308 N. Jackson St., or phone 47r tf TO RENT. 3-room house; olty wa ter; patent toilet; good garden room. Rent $3 per month. Inquire 709 S. Stephens St. tf. 'MISCELLANEOUS. PASTURAGE $10 for the season. Address box 75, Rt. 1. FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS TO loan on long time by client. Inquire First State and Savings Bank. . TO BROCCOLI GROWERS We will pay cash for your broccoli. Ship every day.. See me before selling elhewhere. E.- H. Pettey. m-27p. LOST. An Eastern Star pin, enam eled in colors. . Finder return to Page Investment Co.i $6 reward. Valued as a keepsake, HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAS cara Bark and Oregon Grapo. Ber ger's Junk Shop, Cass and Pin Streets. TIMKEN BEARINGS. For front wheels on FORD and CHEVRO LET cars. Better Investigate. The Roseburg oarage. 1 TO TRADi!. 18 acres land, close to town, . on good! road, for second hand auto, H. Ferguson, at Peo ples Supply Co. ' EGGS FOR HATCHING S. C. White Leghorns, bred from best laying stock. Setting of 15, $1.00, Mrs J. Altken, Phone 26F5. I WANT TO BUY A GOOD HORSE, Harness and' hack or light wagon. See me at the Grand Barber Shop G. B. Woodruff. A GOOD SPRING. WAGON. To trade for running gear to lumber, wagon or for gasoline or kerosene engine. Guy M. Green, Melrose, Or. BONDS. We buy and sell Liberty Bonds. We pay New York quota tions pIub small brokerago. See M. F. Rice, of Rice & Rica. COLLECTION. Reduce your profit . and loss account. Let A, A. Chap- ,-man do your collecting. Room 1 and 2, Roseburg National Bank Building, Roseburg, Or. Phone 91 FARM LOANS. Long time. Low rate. Repay all or pa' t any time I have a largo amount of eastern insurance money to loan on goo farms and can close loans quickly. You have 20 years' time and by ' paying a trifle more than Interest oach year your loan is paid In full, and you are out of debt. You can pay all or any part any time. No local organization required or the advertising of , your business to your neighbor, or of going secur-J icy tor their loans to get yours. No rod tape, delay or cash commls- sion. Let me explain my plan to you. See M. F. Rice, ot Rice and "ice. O.K. GARAGE 620 Winchester Street General Repair Shop Gasoline, Oil and Motor Supplies! i . DEALER IN Second Hand Cars GEO. SHANKS, Prop. WE HOPE FOR YOUR NEW HOME YOU uC PLANNED THE FINEST PLUMBING I THE,LAND! We hear you're planning to build a now hon.e. Well, do you know tlint It would be a matter ot money in'yovr pocket and good plumbing lu your house it you talked your plans er with ns and not our prices? We're dependable plumbers. Roseburg Plumbing & Rcating Co. PHONB 151. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always beats the Signature of : Ml 1 tsk Ai ,n . There's of Detail BUROMRD'S SQUARE DELCO-LIGHT The complete Electric Light and '"' - Power Plant Bconomlcal In operation. Runs on kerosene, gasoline . or gas. R. E. HARNESS MosoboTg . . - Oregon Time to Spray LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION 30 degrees and better $11.00 per barrel, 1. o. b. Sutherlin; $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. JUDD'S Feed & Seed-Store Some fine White Oats, some good Whole Barley; Seed Corn, Clover Seed, Sunflower Seed,. Alfalfa Seed, Sugar Cane Seed, Garden Seed. ' FEEDS. Rolled Oats, 60 pound Back $1.85 Rolled Barley, 76 lb sack,... 2.0 Mill run, Back..... 1.80 Egg Producing Mesh, 100- pound sack 8.90 Scratch Food, 100 pd. sack.. 4.40 Shelled Corn, 100 pounds.... 3.50 One car load of hay. One Dandy Ford Car! 1 Butek Six In good condition. One good Farm Wagon. Two 3-inch, wide-tire, low wheel wagons; 2 Bets heavy harness;; some good collars; 2 good sad dles; 1 walking plow, almost new; 1 buggy wheel; 1 light hack and buggy; 1 fine Red Durham Cow; 1 Billy Oont , Milk Goat variety. For service,. - Empire Ban. Roseburg ItKMK.MURIt Do you wish to be remembered by your loved once? If so, set the examplo by placing a pretty Mote umcnt- or ltoadatnne upon the grave of your dear Father, Mothert llrothor, Sister, Husband, Wife or CXtild. We am In a position to serve yon beat. Come In and see what we have to offer. We do all kinds of cemetery work and our prices are vnrv reasonable. Peoples Marble & Granite Works W, E. Maraters, proprietor, MS N. Jackson Street, ee? G. W. Young & Son, 116 Cass St Ronrburg, Oregoa. I A' a Finesse To these Spring Coats. Dolmans and Capes That surely appeals to the woman who knows how to dress well. ' '; :: " " The set of the collars, the con tour of the shoulders. These are real points of excellence. The new developments intro duced for the current season are exemplified in apparel like the garment illustrated, STORE Ethelyn Bannerman Campbell teacher of piano Studio over Ott's music store. Telephone, Hotel TJmpqua. DRY OLD GROWTH BODY FIR GREEN AKO DRY SLAB WOOD LIME, CEMENT AND HAY: H. J. DENN TRANSFER COMPANY PHONE 126;.., TiUAh ESTATE Olty and Farm Property, Winches tor llay ana Westlafee Town Lota. OEORGE) IUTKR. -lit Wert Oak Street . ' Will pay the highest Market price (tor , "" STRICTLY FRESH EGGS! Abo fresh Country Batter In ltb packages. The Umpqua Trading Co. 225 No. Jackson St, Phone 270 MRS. F. D. OWEN w jviowwth, rorxea f iants,v Funeral Designs, Weddlns Fnn. qnets, etc. " FOR SAI,E AT "- ' "THE FERN" 111 Oaes fit. Rosebnrg, Ore. PHONE 940 DR. S. L. DeLAPP Osteopathic Physician Surgeon Phonos: 310-320 Perkins Blilg. Office 110 Res. 454-J. Roseburg, Ore. Ileinline Piano School For ' ALL GRADES PIANO STUDENTS Children's Fundamental . laasea a ' Specialty. 424 Perkins BIdg. ' Phone 800 MRS. JU B. MOORB Piano Studio ' ' Latest Approved Methods. Oil Hamilton St. , Phone 187-R. M, O. RADABAUGH, AUCTIONEER Any one'hnvinv sales can arrange for dates at the Umpqua Valley Bank.. DR. M. H. PLTLER. CHIROPRAOTIO PHYSICIAN, Hi W. Lane St, Roseburg, Ore. Of floe Honrs 9 to 8 Phone IBS Electrical Treatments. DR. a A. SMITH, M. T. Specialist in Nervous and Chronlo Diseases. Consultation and Examination Free. LaJy Attendant Phone 247 v Room 1 and a Masonic Building ROSKL'UKQ, OREGON ' Families In and around Roseburg find The Umpqua Va ley Bank adaptable for either personal or business banking which they may require. Behind unexcelled facilities are our services of co-operation and upbuilding, ;' ''Source 'of Good Banking Service." ; B. W. STRONG, - - - President ' D. R. SHAMBROOK - Vice-president ' ROLAND AGEE - Vice-President . . J. M. THRONnl - - - - Cashier THE IBiPQUfl Get Your TiresFixed Dp Now beforethe spring rush starts. I . Repair arid Retread ' ' all makes of tires. "' ,'' . ; Douglas County Agent for Diamond Tires. . Ask about my guarantee. Something new. . Johnson's Retreads 216 N,. Jackson St. -- ; Roseburg, Oregon "By the Skin of Your Teeth" Is a narrow margin, but not narrow enough for the good of the teeth. l . , There should'nt be any 'skin" on tho teeth, or any thing else, fdr that matter, and there will not be. If you brush them with . Klenzo The Tooth Paste that makes the mouth feel so cool and clean. 2S OUSTS AT - Nathan , Perkins Fullerton. TJto j&XaXJU Store , Building IT'S SOME D-40" Mtchell Six , Let Us I. F. Barher Co. Roseburg Oregon $1 DOWN! brings this. $22.50 Vio trola to Your Home. l first payment balance 1 per week until paid for. - Enjoy tho worlds best musio In your own home. Victrolas, Edison and: Pathe -Phonographs and; records. OTTO MUSIO STORE Roseburg Oregon. . . Agency Buick, Chevrolet Scripp-Booth Touring Cars G. M. Q & Chevrolet Trucks Samson Tractors Batteries Rebuilt and Recharged. Fully Equipped. Machine Shop. Tires and Tubes, all sizes. . Full Line of Supplies. MOTOR SHOP GARAGE 44 N. JAOKSOX BTBfflsrr ROSEBURG, OREGON. A MAN IS WHAT HE FEEDS ON lad V'J,Trifi- P" Stock la Clean and Sanitarily Kept ed after ttcttanufactara. . Orders personally look. Walter patubcjOii. ihe'cass street 6Rocery,?phone 279 and Firms VHLLEV BANK A WOMAN'S SLIPPER , or shoe is the most dlfficu.lt job a shoo repairer has to face. Be sides the actual repairing and reconstructing of the sole, heel. Instep and upper, women de mand that . their worn slippers and shoes be reshaped re-: styled, if you please which is the work of a shoe manufac turer. But we do It, and suc cessfully, too. - W.S. HOWARD 214 N. JACKSON ST. CAR -THE v Show You :