Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Roseburg review. (Roseburg, Or.) 190?-1920 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1916)
ror Your Baby. 1 he bignature of LOCAL AXI) TEKSOXAL LOCAL AND TKUSOXAL is the only guarantee that you h.ivs the Genuine FCl 1 t a 3 Ev? A prepared by him for ove 30 years. YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST S3 O M Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria. Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk or otherwise; to protect the babies. The Centaur Company, C?J&tJ . Try a Tango Sundae at Calls." Klsher's flour at Evonutny Grocery -Max Kruse, of Kiddle, was a busl- B. R. Porter, of Oakland, returned ness visitor in Roseburg for a few home this morning, alter a business 1 Hours today. visit here. I .Mexican pinorhe. fresh from the Country ham, baron and lard Iklu-hia, at The Hose. . Economy Grocery. Mark Tisdale. of Sutherlin, came C. II. Arundel left this morning ovi-r this morning to attend to bust- to spend the day on business at uess utralrs. Sutherlin. I W. Wilklns, of Portland. sent the Try the Tango rheus, just made ; day in Roseburs looking after busl- at Tho Roso. , ness matters. ,.,..,, I I J. . Welch, of Athena, arrived I William .Morrow, of Eugene, ar- here list night to spend a lew davs rived here last evening to spend a on business, j few days with friends. i I Country sausage, spareribs and A. W. Dockstcader. of Eugene, backbone every Tuesday and Friday .pint the day in Roseburg looking Economy Grocery. alter business matters. ; . i I 1). II. Diamond, of Portland, spent j Miss Emily Richmall. of Sutherlin. the day in Roseburg lo.ik-ug after I who had been visiting Miss Leah business matters. ;Sjkes, returned home this morning. ... Ask for a demonstration of the The rlar-o to buy your groceries new power-plus Indi .in Motorcycle. nnd buy them right is at the .Mill p. . Mark, agent, 'iiw w. Oak St .street store, SuO Mill. X. W. Crocker,: ,. ,. , ... pioprietor. ' I M. I'. James, of Portland, spent I ' the dav in Hoseburg looking alter 1 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harris, of business matters. I'niatilla. Oregon, armed here last ,,, , ,, , evening to spend a few davs with '"s3 "'"a l,a,v,,i of ' 'nVrsnn. ha-, friends and relatives. ' arrived In Hoseburg to remain for a I week or ten da'3. C. A. Strong, of Myrtle Creek, ar rived lure last evening to resume his Henry Delacoy. of Portland, has duties on the Circuit Court Jury. Ho arriv'tl ' Roseburg to spend a few spent yesterday with his family. weeks with friends. I I hereby announce myself as a no- lb-fore buying a cream separator , publican candidate for county com- Investigate the new Sharpies suction jmlssiuner at the primary election, ,0'''- ""glas County Creamery. May lMh. J. T. Ilridges. (I'd. Adv.) Hon Mitchell, of Portland, arrived I George Maxwell, of St. Ignace ln l!n'!cburg last evening to look nf- Mlth., has arrived in the city to visit u'r """'ncss matters, with friends. Mr. Maxwell previous- Eugene Kennv, of l.cona. returned ly paid a vist to Oregon, but this Is home this morning, niter a visit tho first time he has been here for hero with relatives, ten years. i I I Henry Hatfield, of Dunsniiilr. Cal. I hereby announce myself as a Ite- arrived here last evening to upend a publican candidate for the office of few days with friends. . Countv Assessor subiect to tho uri-: inarv election tn he held Mv mo. 1 -nothing like coal for a steady 1!H6. I). I. McKay. (Pd. Adv.) ' John and Fred McC.lnnis. of Port land, arrived here last evening to pass a few days with friends. Con fire. Ask about the genuine Pea cock Hock Springs, nt Page's. Mrs. Krnnk Goodrich, of Portland, spent last evening in Knsehurg look- eluding their visit here they will go lnK af,Pr """""'"a matters. DAILY WKAT1IKH IIKPOIIT. U. S. Weather Bureau, local office, Roseburg, 24 hours ending 6 a. in., today. Precipitation ln inches and hun dredths: Maximum temperaturo CI Minimum tenieruturo Ill Precipitation 0 Total precip. sinco r;ri or mo. 4.22 Normal preelp for this month 4.72 Total preelp from Sept. 1. 191H, 2.".. 92 Aver, preelp. from Sept. 1, '77, 2:1.43 Total excess irom Sept. 1, '15, 2.49 Average precipitation for 38 y wet seasons (Sept. to May lncluslvel 22.00 WILLIAM BELL, Ohserver. WEATHER FORECAST: Fair tonight and Thursday. MAD AGAIN'. We will sell fence no-v for cash, a 3!) In. 9 bar fence for 27c per rod, 39 In. 9 bar heavier fence for :!2o per rod, :I2 In. 8 bar fence for 30c per rod, 2C. in. 7 bar ho fence 6 In. stay for 2:e p"r rod. 20 in. 8 bar Pag? fence for 2..c per rod, 35 in. 7 P.ige fence To iise per rod, all in lioseburg last evening, registered at the I'mpqua. Mouldings, fnncy grain to Coos County to remain indefinite ly. I hereby announce myself as a Itepuhli"an candidate for county treasurer at the primary election, wide cedar, and cedar posts. may nun. airs, inez .inner, (fit. investment Co. Al1'' ' Alva Spencer, of Portland. Is When John Alexander was about spending a few days in the city look to leave for his home at Glide this ing alter business matters. morning he discovered that one of LOCAL AND PKIWOXAL Sherbet today at Galls.' Eugene Kenny was here from Le on visiting relatives Monday even ing. George Marsh, of Looking Glass, 4pi nt esterday in Roseburg on busi ness. Charles A. Brand, of Garden Val ley, w as a business visitor in the city ver.lerday. A. I). S Dlgentlve Tablets relieve Jistress after eating. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green went to Green yesterday to visit friends and relatives. Miss Laura Kalike. who had visited at Cottage Grove, returned here Mon luy evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holland, of Portland, were visitors In the cltv Miss lllrdle Flnley, of Kellogg, la visiting her sister, Mrs. V. T. Jack "n, a few days. Get two large cans of luelous, rlpo peaches for 2."ic, at the Peoples' Sup ply Company. ; Mrs. R. M. Burns, who had been visiting In Portland returned hereon Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Burchfleld. of Winchester, spent yesterday In Rose burg on business. Harry Whltnker, of Onkland, re turned there yesterday after spending tho night In this city. John Neuner went to Portland yes terday, where he has business mat ters needing attention. O. C. Sether. w ho had been look ing after business matters here, re turned to Glendalc yesterday. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for tho Democratic nomi nation for County Clerk at tho pri mary election on May lttlh, 1916. IC. 11. Lenox. - (pa. Adv.) Miss Grace Lasswell, of Riddle, re turned Tuesday after several davs' . .mi .-, .r niui uci Bijticr, .urs. anyuer. C K. Collins, of Portland, arrived! Harry Pearee, the local harness He is finish. Page bar his hoises was ijuite sick. The vet- For best jitney rervl e call Palace , other kinds of Pae e::ce same oi l 'prices, f.7 In. 13 liar Page fence for , 4.-.C. Galvanized bai-b wirr1 for $3.00 1 per spool. Also full stocg of all kinds , of poultry fences at prices that can 1 not be bought ncv nnd sold for. I Prices subject to chance without notice. Get busy if yon want a bar gain while we have the goods. STEARNS & CUKNOWKTH, Oakland nnd Yoncalla. Oregon. AXN'orXCK.MENT. Lyson, of Grants Pass. 1h maker, spent yesterday on Roberts Creek looking after business matters. Thomas and Maud Sparks came over from Oakland Monday evening, attending the masque ball at tho ar mory. 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for county coroner nt the Republican primary election lo be held May 19th. Dr. C. II. Wade. (I'd. Adv.) Mrs. W. E. Ilossermnn returned ice mv rindin-icv Passing a few days ln Itosi hurg look- ," Albany Monday evening, whom tiikct for ' tho n11" mutters. I sh" "I'ent several days with Al TOMOltlLE (rWXKIiS If you are having trouble with your storage, battery, or it is worn out or in bad condition, send it to us and we will overhaul It and put it in first class working condition. How about your magneto, starter or generator? If they are not working satisfactorily, send them to us and we will fix them right. All work guaranteed and prices reasonable. F. E. Smith & Co., Sutherlin, Ore. To any one desirous of engaging In the planing mill or manufacturing business, I will offer a one-half In terest In my business, with or with out real estate. W. L. Dyslngi r. erlnary surgeon was summoned, and " '. I"""0 ' "V nl coun Mr.Alcxnnder will probably be ablo ,ry tM" ""'' "i"l midnight. to leave for his home late today. l S. I herewith announci on the R' publican office of District Attorney for D0112;- S. T. Dalton, publicity agent for la County. Mibjcct to the will of the the Perkins Hotel, of Portland, spent voters nt the primary election to be u,o dav In Kesihurg on business, held Mav 19, 191(1. Ira II. Kiddle. (I'd Adv ) "anted, hides, veal, poultry, egs, potatoes and onions. Snot Cash llas The members of the Rovcbnrg ket Grocery, 2::s X. Jackson street. r!iln rUnt, h-ivn f.rronf.,.,1 fnr nrw.tlt.,,. shoot next Sunday. Liberal prizes , Watt Shlpp. of Salem arrived had hen visiting. She left for her will be posted in the several events " ".'', 1 ' einie: in spenn a ie oajs. uume nt Myrtle Creek next morning. I hereby announce myself as a can- friends. Miss Minnie- Campbell, returned here Monday evening from Sutherlin and after visiting friends here, left tills morning for Riddle. Mn. W. W. Ashcraft returned from Oakland Monday evening, where sho Those New Percival B. Palmer Suits and Coats Arriving almost daily, SPLENDID STYLES BEAUTIFUL COLOR INGS and PALMFR QUALITIES WHY NOT get yours NOW? Step in and see them, you will enjoy it, and, we arc certain you would appreciate hav ing one. M ill k ?L . lfw ilTThis store is full of GARMENT New Spring Mer chandise of the Highest; Quality Wash goods at 5c per yard and up, Dress Goods, White Goods, Middy's, Fine Swiss Embroideries all at prices that makes it of no object for you to send away. WED. FEB. 23rd. RED LETTER DAY 10 Free Green Stamps And DOUBLE STAMPS on all purchases made that day. You can TRADE and SAVE at THE SQUAR.E STORE XOTICM TO CONTRACTORS. Al'TO STAGE LINE DEPOT. dldaln for county commissioner at! Die Republican primary election to I bo held on Muy 19. W. E. St. John. ( I'd. Adr.) Mr. and Mrs. Alton 8. Frey and Dally stages and autos for Marsh field nnd all Coos Itay points, also for Peel and Millwood, leave O. W. Rnpp's grocery store, i;j3 Sheridan street. Cash paid for produce along the line. and a general good time Is nllllcl- '"oking after hisimss matters. pnted. About 20 local marksmen J. C. Fllggcr, one or the ber.t known will attend the shoot, according to traveling salesmen In this section of present plans. the state, arrived here last evening. To the voters of Douglas County: Everybody is gelling busy whilo 1 hereby announce my candidacy for the weather is good. Fresh seeds In lie- onire oi couniy scnooi supcrin- Pacna.'tos anil bu k. Sanitary ( as l Mrs .liinmi Millll,.. endent. subject to the will of tho Grocery. ! i..r, ror ir,,ckwav Tuesduv'mnrnlnJ M. C. Mereeroy, of Portland, who" n'i'd the funeral of Mrs. Ilrem had been here to look after business m'r' matters, returned home this morn-! It is Hum tn i..nt, i. While working In a local mill yes- ing. I lucky Blue Grass While r'iv,.,- iiu.." II. 8. Radcllff, of Medford. arrived w a eomplete assortment of field In Hoseburg last evening to spend a snnl, n seeds. All fresh stock nt few days looking alter business uf-,"" ' eopies supply company fairs. Sealed bids will be received until nuon Saturday. February 2G, 1916, for the erection of an addition aud tho completion of a concrete and frumo church building, Roseburg, Oregon, plans nnd specifications can lie seen at the Catholic Parochial House, or will bo mailed on deposit of five dollars. Rigiits are reserved to reject any or all bldB. FATHER K. WALSH. Pastor. If you buve something to sell, to trade, to rent, or have lost something or found something, uso a want adv. In the Review. voters of the Itepuhllcnn party. Sec ond term. Very respectfully submit ted. O. C. llrown. (I'd. Adv.) Brands of FLOUR are the only kinds we carry. We Guarantee every sack of FLOUR we sell to ive SATISFACTION or your money back. Queen Rose Flour Jjj J .25 Pride of Douglas Flour 1 .35 Queen City Flour 1 .50 Crown Flour 1 .60 CORN MEAL, GRAHAM ond RYE FLOUR Bran, 601b sack 83c Shorts, 801b sack 1.25 Rolled Barley TOlb 1.35 Cracked Corn, " 1.93 Whole Corn " I. CO Oil Meal " 2.50 The Douglas County Mills E. L. BASHFOKD terday, Georne Mcnzer. a well known Rcseburg resident, had three fingers of hln left hand badly cut with a knirc. Dr. E. V. Ilonvcr was sum moned and dressed tile injuries. As a result of his misfortune Mr. Men Fluff Rugs mad. trom all kinds the Miss Dorothy Oliver, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver, underwent unite a serious operation at Mercy hofpltal Tuesday morning. Drs. Seely, Sether and Stewart were in attendance. zer will not be able to resume work of old carpels. Mrs. Susie Hale", for several davs. Roseburg agent for Western Fluff ll:e nervals. Uio lives some dls- If"K Co" '"' -. tnnce from Sutherlin. denies the re- Misr.cs l.iilii nnil Mnrenrel Mmiro port publish) d recently in a Port- of Oakland, returned home this1 1 hereby announce myself as a land newspaper to the effect that he morning, aft-T a lew days sitent In 'epuhltcan candidate for clerk of eaught an eagle some time ago anil this cltv. nougnis i uimiy iu me primary olee- tled a stick of dynamite to Its leg. . , . ' Hon. May 19, 1SI16. Charles W. (I'd. Adv.l The .?... ' stated ihat the aluh,: ,A; m. .rrlve.. ark. 1 fin th' harp owncil hy Mr. Or- i : ... .. i . i r. I.. Kill I ni'O rprinun.nili.si vaii. when the dynamite exploded , ,. .Remington Aims Compaliv, and Mr. nnd rum-d the slru.lure. Mr. Ger- '. ' R.ed. also representative or one of vals rays the item was without fonn- I hereby annomieo myseir as a : ih,. larger arms and ammunition ram- iiauim. ire- iicin was coiiico oy I in im-jiii oi e .i n i a no iu;i i mr I'oillliv su r-' pa n fs of the I'nlteil it,.tia You need an Electric Starter We have what every Household hns hern needing THE NEW goagt Fireless Cooker Roasts, Bakes, Boils, Steams, Stews or Fries And Hoes it better than gas, wood or coal. All heat is consci ved-r-cost of operating the I lot point Firckss is very low. See it in onr window. Try it in yonr home. Roseburg Electric Company i:i rti l' IIkIiI Ih tli Inist oxjH-nUn', the clrnnmt ami tuifiv4t Huht uu rati Imi)'. Wo wll ljutiw ami Ho 'trfcul koihIn of Im'hI iiuility mily. II r view and bore a SutlMrlin (l;itc vyor nt tlif prim. try t'lnitMin May Hpcnt lino. l!t. lt'Mi. Frank aln. ( IM. Adv.) flri'lay nt im h'-sler, wImti they "I'Hiw'd a private nlioot on Hit? k round YOU CAN'T FIND ANY DANDHIiFF, AND HAIR STOPS FAILING OUT W. A. Sniib v. of Gnrdlner, has "f ""' Roseburg Gun Club. lioth : nt'imeil to bis iienie, afliT a f.- expressed themselves as delight-! davssp.nl In lioi l.urg looking nlli r ' "' '"' th" grounds, whli h they business matters. I l''1"1 llr' among the finest In Ori'gon. herewith announcn my candidacy j W. I.. Pnw cultural Colli the eily on I ti-rcd at tin- I ' Tu 1 1 1 si. of the Oregon Agri- last niglil in He was regis Save Vour llnir! .Make it Tlibk, Wa, (.lossy nnd I'.tviiu ilol nt Om-e A. 1). P.radl' v. b ' al agent for th ISuii k nulonioiiil' . left her)i last n:'i ror Portland lo end a few da looking ailer in:.- :.ess niatt'-rs. Mrs. Men Wilkin-, or llolse. Idaho, who has I n tiding the part rew woeks with l,er i! igilter west or th" nt last 'night In "" '"'I'ublli an ticket for the '""' ' Ansesfor or Douglas Coun- ty. subject to the will of the voters! at the primary election lo be held May It), 111 Hi. Having had twenty! wars experience in the general mer chandising business, giws me sufrl- b nl knowledge lo enable me to give to the taxpayer a Just and eiiiilalie as aecimont. A. A. liellons. I I'd. Adv) I V ri by aniiH'nce myrilf as a Demo, r.itb' can ! 'ii ite for nherilf of Doei'las Coiin'y .it the priinav i-lec-tion. Ma.- Ill, 1! ii. Harry I'caicc (I'd. Adv. I BEFAKS A COLD IN FFW HOURS TRY IT! Try as you will, fttter an a:-:i!icT Hon )ir Dand.Tine, you cannot riad a city, left for ler l,ome last nlgtit mie,!e tr-ne id ilauilrurf or lulling hair and your ri-a!p w ill not it. h. tint what will phase you most, will be nfliT a rew weeks' use, w lieu you see new lialr, fine and downv at first -v-s- hut leallv !!-' hair erowllig a'l over the scalp. I Mr. anil M;. i'rank M!ch) ll, of 1'in.t D.f of lnw s C.,M rmiNiuoi! A little Dan.lerlne Imniediatly f'r '-i,n ( lv, l :i for ttn ir homel It' li. e All (irliMi Mis. ry. doubles the beauty of your hair. No bile last cwuilr.c. erier a coupl" n' I ' ! : ' ' r how dull, laded, brittle davs spent in llo e,u,B visiting u It h and "craugv. Just moisten a rlolll fib-lids. wi n imn ierine arm carer.inv draw :i t;, us-'c ( s: tiiriiiieli your hair, tal-ing o:;e s eail );;(f, ftTrj.)( siiaiel at a In. i". i lie ;;.( , is liu- , w v.,., tt ii,)-':a?e sii'l nui.i.ii.g - your hair will ,,.rs !!,.. i in in, '. :i'j!-t, fl.ilfy and wavy, aed h.'e years npo. an a:ie;ir;ii f e of aliundan ; an in eoftnianthle lu-tre. soilless arid lux- -Mr. ar.il Mi- 1: Don't s'ny sturri'd-up! (juft blowing and smitlline' A rtose !'. of lre.rio. Cal., of "Pape's (old Compound" taken! burg to speml a every twn hours until three I lie nd". Mr. Cham- are tak.-n will end grippe misery and1 icl is County several break up a severe cold either ill the' head, client, body or limbs. j 1. S Ti'.lor aril' " ,""'"ll"f l'ens cloggeibup nos- urianre. ti.e l.ea.ily an 1 shimmer of daughter. Iris, l.-ft thU moinlng. the djw, " ' ,. .,. 'I true hair health . VTlX Ge, a 2 , cu- bolt e or Knowlto-,', ml ' ' " "''" ' so,., throat. sn..eZlng. soreness and ; 1 ..rdi rinc rroni any drug srore or orallis. Blitfnesn. j toil.' courier. ::d prove that your 1 have 0 a r. ( Improved, n.lles ' Pale's Cold Compound" Is the ha r , as pretty and soli a' nnv frm ,orth le nl. Coos Counlv, on ' iui' k.sl. snr.-st relief known and j tht it Ins been i.egb-ited or injured Keiituck Inlet, to exchange for l(n"c. costs only 2."i cents at drug stores, i by rari b n treatment. A 2",-rent burg or close In property. Prict :,u It sets without s'slstnnce, tasds nice, 1 liitle wl l double the b)aut of your per acre. GeorK Rlti r, 122 West and causes no Inrnnvenlence. Duu'l l'if. Oak street. accept a substitute. Si" p THE UNIVERSAL CAR More than a uiillinii I-orils are now in everyday use, everywhere. Here are some reasons for this remarkable reinnl iia!ity service reliahil iiv low price economy of opera lion ami maintenance and the char acter and responsibility of ihe com pany t lie l'oril is certainty the only I'niversal Car. Runabout SJ'D, Tour iiiL,' Car $110, Cotipcht is5'K), Town Car .Sill, Snlan 37-IO, f. o. b. Detroit. On sale at i. W. lUu uett's (iarae. X I