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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1913)
I (Supplied by New Process Electro I STEAMER BURNED AT SEA, HER CAP- i Corporation, N. Y.) T s f X f Lj-m, ll'W-t &Aj i, i 5fif That Saves You Double Trading Stamps Given at STUBBS Friday and Saturday R. STUBBS, A Corner Cass and Pino Streets Phone 317 CANDY HELPS Now Ir the time to make up your Holiday Candles. Wo huvo ev erything tho homo candy maker needs and will sell you at whole sail! prices anything in our Btock. such jih Candied Fruits, Dipping Kruits, Mnple Stmar. Hitter and Sweet Chocolato Coatings nt 25c tlto pound, tho very host Walter Maker's, nono better. Candy Hoses In nil Bites from pound up to (i pound at 3 rents and up, Ther mometers, Dipping Korku, Wax Taper, in fact everything in tho Candy lino. Formulas ami instructions for making nil kinds of homo mado candy free. Mrs. TILLIE ADAMS 820 Pine Street Phone 190 Party J $22.00 ROUND TRIP to -I'll i-: Portola Festival ROSEBURG TO SAN FRANCISCO I (ti f SUNStT t 1 I lOCDtNtStiUTAl I Thr Ksi"oleu tint" lsi. . A four day carnival ami fete with unlimited at tractions and entertainment. Spectacular Parades, Naval and Military Tournaments. Fleets of American and Foreign War Vessels. RELAY RUNNING AND SWIMMING RACES Sacramento to Sm Kraiu i-t o Itiolmllnii SWIMMING SAN FRANCISCO BAY lly Itiml Odloge siiiiioiiis ''tickets on Snlc October 19-20-21-22 Klual Itetmn l imit NrintHr lit. Call on any Southern Pacific A-ut for further particulars. John M. Srott, tieneral Pussenxor Agent mim.Wi. mii:t;ov. (Left to rfBlit, Cupt. liarr, of the (' rnmiilu, ami ('apt. Inch, of the Vol tiirno. Jleluw, tlio Voltunio.) The burning of the VoUurno, e trans-Atlantic liner of the Cranium line, at sea, marked a marine dis aster second only to thp sinking of tho Titanic. Reports received by wireless from the rescuinR ghlpt piece the number of rescued at t"$ out of a list of 6G7 aUard the ill-fated Bteomer. AKkgetlur 11 steamers assisted in the rescu ing of passengers from the burn ing ship. Or these, tho Carmania, of the Gunard line, commanded by Capt. Uarr, was tho first to reach the scene, having been hut HO miles from the VoUurno. On account of the heavy seas and the gale, tho Carmania could not piocced with the rescue work. In the meantime ten other ships came up, including a tank steam er, which sprayed oil on the wat er, thus making it comparative ly safe for the life boats to get to the burning ship, which by this time was about to sink. Cant. Inch, of tho VoUurno, to gether with the ciiief engineer, two other engineers, two officers and the two wireless operators wese taken on board the Kroon land, bound for New York. I'omoxa ;iia;k to mkkt AT IHtAJV OX SATl'HDAY Fourth Degree Work Will Uo Taken l'p JMiring the Meeting Pro gramme Arranged. The Douglas County Pomona fl range will hold an all-day meeting at Drain Saturday, Oct. 25, 1913. The following programme will be given: I !:.' OYIw-k, Program 0mii to AM. I Instrumental Solo.. Miss Ruby Russell I Recitation . . .Mrs. Marjory Seymour j Vocal Duet, Misses Patchen and Russell Recitation Miss FCIla Stocker Piano Solo Mrs. Dr. Huiley Recitation Miss Ksther Allen Maritime. Solo. Mr. Weaver Edwards Address, Master Pomona (iranne. Dr. C. 11. liailey Duet, Mandolin and violin, Messrs. Mat toon and Seymour Round Table Talks by all interested in Grange work. All Grangers urged to be present nt this meeting. mrs. o. c. nuoww Lecturer Pomona Grange. GIANTS AXI WHITE SOX TO CllOSH HATS AT MEDFOHDj Contract Is Signed Hall Ground Placed In Pink of Condition j For Jiig Game, MEDFORD, Ore., Oct. 21. That' baseball enthusiasts of Southern Ore gon and (Northern California will have a chance to see baseball at its best was assured lust week when Robert Brevard, an orchardist of tins -IHnUy d?!'Oi-:Uc;l in t'a First Nat ional Bank of Medford the sum of $l,tKM) to guarantee the appearance of tho l'vo grent clubs. The con tract which Charlns Comisky, owner of the Chicago U'hie Sox and man ager of the world-wide tour of the two teams, sipned with Mr. Brevard ct!!s for the a-i'carnce of the teams on the field, rain or shine. This clans? in the contract assu-es out ot town visitors that they will actually see the two teams plf.y ball. The hotel accommodations of Med ford for the day of the g:tme will be ample to take care of a reat crowd find the Southern - Pacific railroad will furnish round fare tickets at a greatly reduced rate probably a one way fare being charged. A largo vection of the covered grandstand 'tis been reserved for out of town fans and additional seats are being" constructed in the already well en nipped grounds. The highest priced seats will cost $2 and the man agement hurt taken all precautions to see that "graft" of all sorts will bo eliminated, both at the grounds and in the restaurants, hotel, etc. I AltMERS' WF.FK It(HMV DOWX IXSrH'IT.3 WOKK "THE IJ'Ri:" PROMISES TO ATTRACT LARGE AUUKXCE Theatrical ( 'lilies Claim It Is Worthy of It?1 Name Purpose Is Helpful. The sincerity of purpose which In spired George Scarborough to write his now famous White Slave drama, "The l.ure'jias impressed the news paper critics of Sun Francisco, where the play is proving as big a sneers as it did In New York city. Several of tho papers have published inter views with this dramatist of the sea son's most tremendous hit and the Bulletin published a letter from him In which he gave forth his own solu tion of the present conditions of this national problem. According to him the state and municipal la ivh are : good enough, if only enforced, but he j believes the police are hampered by political Interference. He thinks the Slavo Commissioner, Stanley W. Finch, is now making will aid the I Federal secret service agent in rua ! nimr down alt cases whatsoever of j helpless girl victims. Mr. Finch has himself endorsed "The Lure" as a truthful revelation of tho White Sla vers and their brutal trade. The I play will be seen here at the Antlers' j Theatre Wednesday. The MostSalisfac Investment I have liSIe,i which i cent first Mor'6accrued tare offered at p interest- y first These bond" 'ng ov-'-'nortiiwe on prop 0( tlie . iwiee the total lcnmB 'i issue and tlle '"tent to from the proper! ,a onlf j,,!0ro than meet r the (!p;,P a ftmd B .braids when due. , p(!r. -The)' are also n r? tonally !: nen j- onslliilil'- . $100 J sued ir- l!;'rilly In jnd 1500. rnatnr! Uarrh and Septen' e-ptemlier, 1918- Interest is paid f t M I, von have funds'1 tal a.'d investigate. W H RICBDSON 217 Perkins Bldg. 'g' 0r- ! i I ! OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE, Corvollis, Ore.. Oct. 21. Farmers week as- conducted this year will be a concentrated and de veloped farmers' Institute with all the machinery of tho Oregon Agri cultural College available for the farmers' use. The work will be in tensive, practical and objective The students of farmers' week will have the use of all the advantages sup plied by the state Instructors, build ings, laboratories, experiment plats, orchards, fields, gardens, livestock and machinery. One of the most important phases of the work will be rural organiza-. tlon, co-operation and credits. Farm ers who see the necessity of some thing more than large crops to make their work as uucressful as it should be will be informed of successful methods of organization and direct marketing, as practiced in most Eu ropean and In a few American coun tries. European farmers are mak ing better progress than American farmers. The chief causes of this are the better co-operative, credit and marketing methods of the European farmers. These systems will he ex plained by Dr. Hector Macpherson who went to Europe to investigate them, and recommendations for ru ral organization in Oregon will be made by himself and other experts. An opportunity will also be given farmers to examine the approved ma chinery and tools of the college col lection, and as far as possible to test their merits. The dairy demonstrations will in clude selection, feed and manage ment of the dairy herd; sanitary methods of milking and handling milk; and separating, ripening and manufacturing cream. Further information about the work of farmers' week may be had by addressing a request for College Bulletin No. S8 to Profesr R. D. Hetzel, extension director. Corvallis, I Ore. Reduced i'nres for this course j will be grunted by all Oregon roads. PUTTING TO DEATH OK I E F FX TI V l iS A I VOt A TED You Are Entitle) the Best AND Roseburg SteaLaundry Is where you gee best. Try lis and be winced. 438 N. JacKson Slreef Phone 79 Bicycles, Big? Tires, Bae Ball (ds .lust received it larg sbipviont -of B. Bicycle Tires and Buse Bull Goods. Call am! see whiyve before u uu elsewhere, if you buy Urn HirHf iCan make It an ob ieet to you. J. H. Syke's Gi Store OI'I'OSITK POSTOKKICE SHIlUHO, OKEGO.N WOKS AXVIKHIY KNOW? Will .von please tell me, If yi)u 0:111, tile nddress of Mia. Alice Johnson. 1 who resided In KnKehuri; some years j ni;o nnil went from here to Cnlifor ! nin. j A letter written her soon nfter the fire fulled to rencli her und whh re turned. In removliiK Professor's (linkers) goods. I noticed the taps were from lliirnrss and Johnson and : so hint hope of finding her again. j Hoping you will favor nie with an early reply. Yours trnlv, MUS. GKO.'l,. DICK. Tillamook. Ore. NOItTIH'II.UT-rilONCIIKK. The home of Mr. nnd Mrs Wm. Sevier at Olalla was the scene of a pretty wedding Sunday. Oct. 5. when the latter's second daughter. Ilessie May, was ninrrled to William llarrev Xorthernft. At flihe bridal partv entered the parlor to the strains of the wedding march played liv Miss Hester Croncher. Rnd took their plnoe hefore the fireplace, which had heen hanked with moss nnd potted plants. I The heniitlful ring service was rend ny me Kev. W illiam Hampton. The hrlde wore u traveling suit of while serge and carried an arm bo nnet of white aslers. she was at tended by .Miss Isabel Croncber as maul of honor. In n l.int siil; mull and driving luvemlor astern. Mr. Wm. Seior. stepfather ot the bride, was best :nan. Ai'ler !he c.'r'"!r the Wi'V to ti-o ilii was d, eoriited in r where ih? hi blc s e .rve.1. rtur 11 !..!.( w 'I! he at hone- t.nl at Olalla. I'OHTI.AND, Or., Oct. 20. Tlle hopelessly insane and the mentally defective people of the state who are now being supported by the people In tho various state institutions, should be done away with by painless death, declared Dr. Calvin S. White, state health officer, in nn nddress last night at the First Unitarian church. Broadway anil Yamhill streets. His subject was "Commer cial Waste, Its Cause and Cure." Dr. Whlto mentioned that one third of tho state's tuxes go to keep the mentally deficient, incorrlgables or criminals and this expense he said was too great. These people were characterized by Dr. White as con stituting an economic dead weight. Soldiers' pensions were also decri ed by Dr. White ns a useless expense. Real Improvements Roseburg It will only take 10 minutes for any p. to walk around in Roseburg and see improvements done eets that were not dreamed of four years ai:o, when It was3tion if the principal business streets should lie paved, but tljg 0f dollars Is spent in townslte improvement? Just the same SOM1-: YKAHS AGO TllhVF Could have bee nsecured by the City ofmrR f0r a little cash and Alexander Park was offered at a viaE,0nable price. To day the Alexander Park lots, 60x250. are to the people who like bathing, boating, fishing and large 1 trees IlirV A LOT IN T Before they are all gone. There is onlof those large beau tiful lots to be gotte non easy payment iiri lone terms. The value of tUem will double I fore too late. year. Address be- Umpqua Land $ WaiCompany AT.XKW ICE PUJ r We are disposing of some of our office furniture at the corner of Jack son and Cass streets, as we are mov ing to new quarters where It will not be needed, but where we shnll be bettor thnn ever prepared to take care of our rapidly Increasing nur sery trade. Kltchin & Black. tf Oood reliable woman of 35 wishes to meet a good charact- ered gentleman. Address P. O. box 4S2, City. o2:li .1 . nnd white. . s cu ami ytMO'Mi they .:any friends Wo lime ell kino 01 berry plnnu (nil hmv.,11 fruits f,,r ,e. e WM iioihiiu; I nt ili! lKt. ,.ei our privt. Kit. bin Oi- I'.la. k u MORE THAN FORTY" YEARS EXPERIENCE IN REPAIR WORK Cluns r?borcd. stocks made, etc. Typewriters, Sewing Machines, liic c.t s. Lawn Mowers. Locks and Umbrellas repaired. Also saw 8 fi'ed. keys mado, razors, etssors or any other kind of grinding done here Allwork guaranteed at Crouch's Haruware Store, Pine street entrauce, II. E. SC MOENFELD GET WE )EST BUTfg t L I 1 DOUGLAS GOUNTY (FAMERY PATRONIZE A HOME Sty.. D. H. MARSTERS' PLUMng SHOP Plumbing, Sheet Metal Worbinning ana neating No?th JacKson Street, adjoining oples Marbie WorKs. '.telephone : WorK Done op Short Notio RgBURG, ORE
