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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1912)
'JM! ! ' THE EVENING NEWS V CAUL D. SHOEMAKER, Editor and Bole Proprietor. ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. Subscription 1 tales Dally. Per year, by mail 13.00 For month, delivered . BO Si-ml-Weeltly. Per year 2.00 Six months 1-00 Entered as second-clans matter , November 6, 1910, at Roseburg, Ore., tinder act ot March 3. 1879. MONDAY, AUGUST 12, JIM 2. HID IU 111 By, Tremendous Earthquake Many People Killed RUINS SEARCHED FOR VICTIMS Tottering WiiIIh Ixt't By Km-ihuuke FrJibiy Full In Toilay TYeiiiblor Five Are Klctrocut- ed At KIiik SIiik. (Special to The Evening News.) CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 12. People throughout the Ottoman Em pire had Hcarcely recovered from the panic created by ttte severe earth quake of last Friday, and were still searching the ruins of buildings for fcodles of victims killed on that day, whon another Kcrles of hard shocks ' occurred today, and scores were doubtless added to the death list. Many of tho tottering walls that stood the first shock on Friday wore thrown by the tremblors that "rock ed nearly all of Turkey this morn Ing. Residents of the city fled tn renewed panic from their homes, and tho streets were crowded with the fern z led populace. There were three distinct shocks today. It 1b impos sible to estimate the loss of life and damage to property at present, but in each Instance It Is very great. Five Electrocuted. SING SING, Aug. 12. All death records wore broken here today when seven cojicnincd men, rive of whom died protesting their innocence, were electrocuted. The names of the men who pnld tho death penalty for mur ders thoy wero convicted for com mitting, were John Collins, Joseph Forrnne, 'Angela GukUa, Lorenzo Call, Flllpo Domarco, Salvatoro De marco and Vlncenzo Cona, ArKumcntH In Pnmnv Ti-liil, LOS ANGELES, Aug. 12. Argu--fncnts In the Dnrrow trial were be gun today. Assistant District Attorney Ford opening for the state. JU'llAL COXKFUKXCK AT O. A. Prnlilcins of Farmer to be IIsci.sm. Tlif Fall at (.mhci-hiK at Cfillrjcc OREGON AGKICI'LTURAL COL LKGE, CorvalllB, Ore., Aug. 12. A rural conference for thn ilfscusKton of farm problems is to be held nt the Oregon Agricultural Collego this fall, nnd a bin farmers' excursion to the college will be organized, with spec ial rates from different parts of the ntnto, to enable progressives farmers from the various communities to nt tond n.id take part in tho program. All organizations Interested In ru ral life, including all religious de nominations and those Interested In the country schools nnd the improve ment of the farming communities, nre ! expected to Join In threshing out vex ed questions. The discussions will cover the rural church, school, and home, tho farm, rural social and conomic conditions. Prof. R. D. lletzel, director of ex tension at the college, has been re ceiving letters from all sections of the state commanding tho plan nnd offering assistance. Tho rnilroads will be asked to run excursion 2 There Are Ten Ten ants Looking for a House Like Yours! Any one of the ten would consider your rental price reasonable, and your house, or apartment, IDEAL ex actly what ho has been look ing for! Your ''reasonably persis tent" uo of the "to rent" column i of this paper will h result In helping SOME ot fx those ten possible tenants to 4 find your house or apart j? ment. The details will be T easy to arrange! H ltVM Your Itmm Through ' THE EVENING NEWS trains to bring the farmers and their families to spend a day or more at the college during the conference The different departments of the col lege are preparing a large number of exhibits and demonstrations of better methods of agricultural prac tice and home making, and some of the best speakers and farm experts in the West will be present to lec ture. The date Is not yet set, as the col lege wishes to avoid conflict with other Irrportant meetings, but an nouncement will be made as soon as possible. .,, GOVKU.NME.VT All) FOIfc HIGHWAYS. Bourne's Parcels Post Plan Adopted By The I'ppet House Today. (Special to The Evening News.) WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. By a vote of 37 to 31 the senate today adopted a substitute to the house pro vision In the postofflce appropriation bill, extending federal aid to the sev eral states for Improvement of the public highways. The amendment adopted creates a commission to In vestigate the feasibility of a com prehensive system of roads. The house bill contemplated federal aid with an nnn.ua) appropriation of $15, 000,000. The main plan advanced by Senator Bourne, of Oregon, for the parcels post zones, was adopted with out discussion. Bourne's plan was substituted for the limited parcels post provision proposed In the house bill. . Traim-MlKKlsblppI Golf Tourney, MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Aug. 12. More than two hundred golf expertB representing the Btates between the Mississippi river and the Hocky mountains are entered In the annual tournament of the Trans-Mlsslssippl Golf Association, which was opened at the Mlnlkohda club today with the first half of the play for the qualify ing round for the championship, play will continue through the en tire week, ending on Saturday with the finals in the championship match an dthe consolation flight. Dominion Iawn Bowling Tourney. TORONTO, Out., Aug. 12. The annual tournament of the Dominion Lawn Bowling Association opened here today with the largest and most representative entry list In the his tory of the association's champion ship events. Montreal, Ottawa, Hamilton and other cities have sent numerous rinks. Visiting teams from Buffalo and several other cities across the border nre here and West ern Canada Is represented for the first time. i.o(.i, x i:vs. Mr. anil Mrs. lioliert Cireen li'ft Saturday tor their home ut Greens. llert Hlilille, of Kiddle, Is In town today attending lo business mutters. V. I. Mnhoney and wire returned toduV to their home at Portland. Miss Kthel Scenter lias been en Knced lo tench a six months' school nt elide. Charlie flrnwn. of Idee Mill, came FIRST SHOWING FALL 1912 NOVELTIES Mackinaw Coats Norfolks Coats Blazer Coats New Fall Waists The Bellows Store Co. R0SEBURG S LEADING CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE to this city Saturday for a visit with j friends and relatives. j Roy Agee and John Kernan return- j ed today from a trcp to Crater Lake. "" " ' I Mrs Alice Wilson left today for a week's visit with friends and rela tives at Oakland. j J. P. Readly left today for Port land where he will spend several days attending to business matters. Mrs. D. G. Smith, who has been visiting her father, in this city left today for her home at Eugene. Mary Underwood, wno has been visiting In the city returned to her home at Yoncalla today. Miss Vera Jones arrived home yes terday after several days spent at Portland visiting friends and rela tives. Mr. H. Anderson has taKen the agency fpr automobiles handled by the Oregon Auto Exchange, of Port land, Ore., and will have headquar ters at Pearce's harness store. , It will pay all prospects to get prices be fore buying. Demonstrating car 40 horse power five passenger "Inter State" $750.00. tf FOR SALE Registered Angora goats. Bucks and 20 head of does. Address or call on J. I. Chapman, Wilbur, Ore. 337-sl Nti'nCK OF MOKTGACb FOKE ClrOHURE SALE. Notice Is hereby given, that In obedience to the command of the circuit court of the state of Oregon for Douglas county embodied in a writ of execution dated the 2Gth day of July, 1912, Issued out of said court and under the" seal thereof In that certain suit had In said court wherein S. J. Kaminsky 1b plaintiff, and Louise Gieso, executrix of - the last will and testament of Adolph Glese, deceased, Louise Gieso, Ruth Giese, Elsie Giese, Jane Doe Glese, Marv Doe Glese, John Doe Glese, Richard Roe Glese, and Glese, are defendants, which execu tion was to me directed and com manded me to sell the hereinafter described real property to satisfy the demands of the plaintiff against the said defendants, to-wit, the sum of 370.88 with Interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the 6th day of June, 1912, and the further sura of fifty dollars ($50.00) as attorney's fees with In terest thereon at the rate of six per cent per annum from the 5th day of June, 1912, and the further sum of twenty-four and 75-100 dollars ($24.75) as plaintiff's costs and dis bursements taxed In said suit, and tho costs of and upon said writ of execution: ' NOW, THEREFORE, I will on the j 31st day of August, 1912, nt the hour i of two o'clock In the afternoon, ex-! pose for sale and will sell at public j auction to tho highest bidder fori cash, at the main entrance to the 1 court house of said Douglas county, In Roseburg, Oregon, tho following described real property, to-wlt: ' ? East half of northeast quarter and , northwest quarter of tho northeast quarter nnd the northeast quarter of : the northwest quarter of section 14, i township 30 south, runge 2 west or tho Wlllnmette Meridian, In Douglas 1 County, Oregon to satisfy the do-1 mantis of the plaintiff herein togeth er with the costs of and on said writ i of execution. July 29th, 1912. ' GEORGE K. QUIXE, Sheriff nf Douglas County, Oregon i a2C . i 1 9 I l.l I- II. , II ..NOW.. Is tlie time to lay in your winter's supply of ....WOOD We can furnish you 16-in. slab wood by the enr load for only $3.75 a cord, f. o. b., Roseburg, Oregon. Page Investment Company 709 N. Jackson Street Phone 242 Clog, the poret of the scalp, prevent! the I hair Irom obtaining proper nourishment cauiei It to fade and eventually to tall ; oi't. And beiidea, It't irritating and annoying to have your acalp itching and : burning all the lime. II you want to get rid of the Dandruff : germ lo itop the annoying itching and i burning to have a really clean and henllhy calp, get a bottle of HAY'S HAIR HEALTH to-day prove toyour tell what a tatiilaction it it to have hair health. Your money back II not aalitlactory. $1,110 tntl We t Onl Slore. or dirct npo. mnpi of pric. n,1 de.ler. n.ma. S.nJ lt)c lor ! Ul boitle.-t'hilo ll.v Spec. Co.. Ncw.ik. N. J. ' Marsters Drug Co., una Ilnmllton Drug Co. tell It for 60c and $1.00. or from Pnlla Hny Spec. Co., New ark. N. J. Bungalow stalne, pure creosote. 10 better made ot 75c. Don't be foaled In paying 0c to 11.25. but patronlie the man who knows. Flih r, the rainier. tf V Causes FISHING TACKLE Ambition's totin' of her load "Come on!" I hear her holler, An" Fame's a-trudgin' down the road A-begging me to foller. But somehow I can't seem to hear Above the willer's swishin', An' Fancy shoutin' in my ear, "Come on an' go a fishin'!" Say, we have the finest line of Trout Flies you have ever seen in Roseburg. Come in and ask for some of those TURNED EYE FLIES YOU never have bought as good a 50c Fly in your life for that money, Mr. Isaac Walton. CHURCHILL HARDWARE CO. P. S. We can outfit you with all your camp needs. A special price on tents. Spend Your Outing at Tiller, Ore. SHE'S ON THE MAP In the heart of llic mimntmii - A mhl ernuil renerv AhlllKllliire f li nun- I'nrncliw Kir fishi rnii n- li liirlitui) ninl mill sliuil.v i-iiiiinliliruriiiiiiil.-l'iilil. ,.,, wnli'r--.Min- ernl.priiiE-Kriiii. ...f lu , rr.ri,. dWIvrecl t yuur ennui-1 ail, mil- ,.,., ,. .rvlo.-sI,l..ll, " coiiiiHlnl ,,. llt..T r. (,. ,r ,.,. .ni,"i'" inl uiiiln.v.liiinir- l-r,,. r iniinmnllnn n,,.lv t '. lte F. llAliTltl'M. Tll.l.KU. oltKGOS Bargain in Flour During: next week you can buy Mt. Hood Snowfall Flour At $1.25 per sacli This is a Hatd Wheat Blend Flour and a good buy at the regular price. Buy a Dollar's worth of Sugar and see how many pounds you get. we Pay dividends every day Phone 195 Hest paint on earth toad and oil it 12.00 per gallon. Let'a bust the nlied paint truat. Fisher's paint store. tf i fr m Perkins BVg. Hermann Marsters, rn plumber, l prepared to Install gas fittings as well as pipe houses. He guarantees satisfaction. tt