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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1913)
1 D ,4 Why not have a library in your home? A few books which 'most every home has and a f?w SlolIW5rnlel "Elastic" Bookcase Sections arc all that is necessary to start. For, as tfje number of your boots increase, additional units in SlobeVcrinckc "Elastic" Bookcases 'n i, ....I nr ,?.l mn ilunvi h, nM:Miinl lirrf M, f.-irtnrv nrirK. Cnmfe for KIIC- fcn'onii. Our cilcsrnoma arc civelllnwiii; with home rurniftltiiiff Bticfrestions of t cvtry kind and price llut every liomc-luvc-r will l)C (;Jad to teti and clioobC from. A Complete Line of Furniture, Carpet?, Rugs, Curtains Deciding, Etc. Etc. A. J. Lilburn & Son ' -i Comilctc House Furnishers FIELD MEMORIAL mrn, Friends of Great Poet Raising Funds For Monument. TELEPHONE KICKS ARE USELESS DreMJen KntMTUx'rn Must Item' TlM'ii' Own TrmiMi TrlMli War Xttt Very l-'utul Only ! ."no lull, , . WANTED wMan to shake prune ! trees, 11.50 per day and i board; also man to pick ! prunes, board furnished. Phone ; 4F12. 1909-tf ; Kirhiird Hliiblm mid rnuiil.v, who have spent tin, utKt two weeks on llie coast, returned home last even ing. They wmi I iih I'm- n Gold llimeli, traveling by auto, ami camped along the Ray. Tin, trip along the bench as nltiigclher delightful, lint dread ful hard on the autoniobilu on ac count of the sand roads. They vis ited all of the points of Interest, and report a flue outing. W'hito pickling onions Just in and on sale at the Kochdttle store. k21 HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE PLUSH SHAPES THE HAT SHOP THE PERKINS ANNEX m 11 buwJ s ii nam am f& BUSY STORES Oatifig Flannel ReadytoWear See our line before you make your fall purchase. Compare Golden Rule Values It means money in .your pocket to trade where Your dollar jocs farthest. Child's Outing Flannel Gowns 25c Ladies' OtMing Flannel downs 49c Outing Flannel Underskirts 49c Light and dark colors 49c Plain colors with embroidered trimming 49c Sluirt Kimonos in Online, Flannel 49c and 69c Long Kimonos in Uming Flannel.. . 98c ami $1.25 Crepe Kimonos in long Outing Flannel 51.49 Kvcry day Gingham Waists 49c The Golden RuieStore Roseburg, Oregon CI MCA (JO, Sept. IS. Eugene Kield. the children') poet, whoso vor- ,ses have alternately wrung tears and ( laughter f i um the- people of many j iand. is to have a memorial. A j plan to erect a memorial was started! today, and It Ik hoped that jubscrip lions will hi.) inane, not only by people all over the l.nite.d Slates, but ly ; rtKidenls of oilier countries. ; tiighteen ycara after his body was , laid awav in an ob::cnre corner m liniceland cemeler, nid friends oil : Field, gathering in graveyard to, I .strew flowers on the prnve. learned' wiili u hhoik of min:rFc that :nlv a: I .simple KravffHtoiu- mark; the lust ! ; rt.-st-ng p;.:c; of one ol America's' mo-vt cliLi ihiied writers. Since that! I imiil' it us Just u tew weeks ago : tlicy have held sevenil meetings and1 ' today announced their plans to raise '. a memorial fund by making a direct appeal to every one who has read : , the poem of Eugene Field. , j Chicago friends of the children's poet, old-timers in the newspaper game, who knew 1 ield as a sirug-! 4 1 i fi K newspaper rhymer, will ho first appealed to. Then the canvass will j b'j broadened and patrons of litera-i ture all over the world will be asked! to contribute. j Will .1. Davis, a close personal friend of Field's, today agreed to lead the campaign for subscriptions. and he announced that he will appeal directly to the children for their pen-1 nies and nickels and dimes, believing! the tribute to Field's memory will be;, more tr.-.irhine if the children them-i ! selves help to build the memorial. j "1 was astonished to learn that j no memorial had been erected over; ! 'liene's grave." said Davis today, "It 1 I shows how we. In our busy commer-; i rial life, are qt:ick to forget. Surely i K'igene Kield whose verses have j cheered and delighted and bright-1 ! f ned the lives of so many children land grown-ups hi; well, should have i this tribute of loving memory paid to him. ' ! ! "It is u f:ad commentary for us not ', to have erecti'd this memorial before! I and it certainly should appenl to evi-iy one to make up for past ne ! gleet. I think peoplo eveyrwhere will l realize this and ha Men to make j amends.. My idea is to have copies made of the bust of Field in exist , iu e and have one placed in the fain. I ily burial lot and the other In some j public park." , . .No T-(."iho!ic Kicks Allowed. 11HRUX. Kept. 1 H. --Dresden, cup ; itiil of Saxony, today is threatened j with a year's deprivation of its ttl- e phone system, just because the j townspeople have been making so many complaints of the service. The town council represented for I cthly to the Federal Telephono Hti- renu that the telephone service on the semi-automatic exchange was so inefficient that it was seriously af fecting business interests, which de oended on the telephone to a great extern. They complained that nearly every one of the 20,000 sub scribers havo had more or less trou ble. Many of the telephones havo been out of order for weeks at a time, and the present authorities put up such a kick that Merlin gut very much peeved. Merlin red tape does not ad mit that the service is had. and warning whs received by the town council today that If Dresden makes any more complaints the service would l ? discontinued for a year as n punishment. . . 1,l:tl! Italian killed In TurkliPi War UOMK, Sept. IS. For the first time since the war with Turkey for the conquest of Tripoli and C'yrenal ca, Italy, today gave out the official statement of its total losses in killed ind wounded. The number killed in battle is placed at I. -lit-; died of dis ease, ; wounded In battle. I.'JUO; returned home on account of Uness. 4 :l,!tl' I . The publication of he statement just before the Octo ber elections is expeced to offset any dissatisfaction aroused by the belie' that the government was keeping back tin total bisis because of their reported enormity. (J. A. It. OpetH Formal Huin'ss Session. CHATTANOOCA Tenn.. Scut. IS. The -formal business sessions of the forty-seventh '"i union and en campment of the drum! Army of the Kepublie began here today. The re union lias been en since Monday. Of ficer of the day today was Comman der C. W. Marker of Tost 'o. 2. De partment of Tenne-nee; officer of the .1 1 ' Ilojvn. Post No. 4-".: guards. Abni'r Head. Samuel W. Dun can Theodore F. Ilrnwn, Dan 'el Meckley, V. F. Katon. Thomas F. Ce mining of Most No. 1 .", li. K. Mrnndon. F. M. Fessenden. M F. Mil br. (. K. I.eavltt. ti. W. .lames mid 1( J Whitman, all of Most 2. De partment of Tennessee. I'J.ooo TiilM-rrulur I Mm Sum in I'ntii Street. PAKIS. Sept. is There are be tween 12.000 and IS. nod tubercular docs swarming the streets of Maris today, according to Dr. Cailiot of the National Vettnarv School at Alfort. Mothers nre warned not to permit their children to keep dogs because the domestic animals seldom if ever escape Infection from stray dogs. Dr. Cadiet calls the conditions a na tional disgrace, Prominent Owner Show Their f "HAMIXGHAM, Mass., Sept. 18. Many prominent dog fanciers from all over the country were represent-; ed by their pets today when the an-i nrfil Fraininghain JMas. District, ; Kennel Club sliow opened. T. K. L. Kemp 1b superlnteadeut of the exhibition. Socialist Mayor (iocn to Trial. PATiRSON, X. J., Sept. 18 - -Charged with "unlawful assembly" because he addressed operatives during the recent Patorson sil'i strike. William Mr 'lcc-kmass. Social ist mayor of Haledon, which adjoins Paterson. today went to trial before .Judge Klenort. Mrueckmass has been out on $2,000 bail since his indict ment late in July, His lawyers de clared today they would have no df Neulty proving that Mrueckmass" ar rest and Indictment, was a political tiick suggested, they declared, by tho.se interested in keeping Mrueck muHrt from nsfsiHtJuK 1-eader Patrick Quinlan in the fight of the strikers f';r living wages and shorter hours. P. JKWETT, Mrg. Thursday One Day lllfi VAI'DKVIM.K M TS Will H. Cross The Man that Will Make You luugh Mabel Darragh Slntllif nil tlx lati'st Sonu'- THl liSDAY H HIIK.W. K.TI!A UK! KKATl'HK "In the Claws of the Lenp Td" See the Woman Fight the Ieopard. Miss Golda Thorne Pinni! lil:lt NKI'IIKWi I'UOM I.AHH AIM)lt I'OMI.VC SAI'l UKAV. I'.XTItA l!l(i l'l',Tl'lll': WKDMOSDAV & TIICUSIIAV IImiis(ii Howni'irH I'ltinotis 'rw Dr.iiDii. SHENANDOAH Complete In Three Pails. See the iMnnliaitlnient of Fort Snnipter, the escHM' from Kichmoml Prison, the Seetacuhir midtilght com bat; Sheridan's historic ride and the terrific, awe-liiNpir-hitf Mnttle of Winchester. Yours in Song Mr. Stawart. One Over on Cutey He gets a big laugh. It's bunded to hint good and Plenty. Cloisonne Ware An Interesting Fducntlonul Feature. ADMISSION' 10c and 5c It takes the Ring to keep the Girl Purchase a Rin worthy of the occasion. It will be if it conies from us. A. S. HUEY CO., Roseburp's Leading Jeweler School Shoes Of a Variety and Quality never shown in Roseburg before We are making a special feature Of Children's Shoes You will find them rightly priced and special attention given to fitting. Roseburg Boot erie PERKINS BUILDING PHONE 125 ROSEBURG. OREGON INSURE YOUR TEETH My using the best tooth paste obtainable. Don't use ordinary tooth paste. Use Dike's Dentaseptic Cream This Is no ordinary tooth paste it Is a real tooth preser vative by usinE Dentaseptic Cream you are giving your teeth every chance you are insuring them by giving them the best protection possible. Dike's Dentaseptic Cream Sweetens the breath, benefits the gums, whitens the eeth re tarding decay It does not scratch the teeth nor the fillings. Hike's IJentaseptic Cream comes in a big collaiwible tube. 20c. We recommend its use for children and grown tips. KROHN'S PHARMACY S?ET You'll Search in Vain For Millinery Suits Coats and Dresses For Ladies, Misses and Children With Right Styles and Right Prices Like The Leader Peaches Canning THE EARLY CPAWFORDs" are juit right now, and are the favorite peach for canning We have a 'splendid Stock of Superb Crawfords at only FIFTY CENTS A BOX Any reduction in price met THEROGHDALE STORE PHONE 4S