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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1914)
aSfe.JtJwil.j Banska CORE CASLENDS ANTLERS THEATRE "Safety First" Our Motto ON Shasta Route Trains Judge Instructed Jurors as to Verdict. I HINGES ON MRS. BONDS WILLINGEESS OF THE lturdt-n of Proof on Plaintiff Onm luinetti May Try for Chief Executive of California Sailors Rescued. PRICES Entire Lower Floor $1.00 Balcony Rows A-B and Boxes $1.00 Balcony RowsC to F '. 75 Gallery, General Admission 50 "Mutt and Jeff in Panama" ftOl SUNSET I The Exposition Line 1015 And now is the time to see California; to live outdoors and enjoy ihe sunshine, flowers and summer sports. It is a trip you can't afford to miss. Three Fine Trains Daily including Shasta Limited the train of modern service with all steel up-to-the-minute equipment. THE CALIFORNIA and iJAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS Trains with Standard, Tourist and Chair Cars and din-' ing service that will please. Call on nearest S. P. Agent and let Iiim outline a trip, quote faros and furnish Outing literature on California's famous resorts. JOIIX M. SCOTT, GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT, Portland Or. Ml Kill, 10 MEN ROIIItING AMERICAN CONSUMERS '. Mea$s and Dairy Products Are lleing Iui)ortcd in Great Quantities. SAN FRANCISCO. Fe. 16. De claration that millions of dollars' worth of dairy products, lamb, mut ton and wool are being imported into j the United States at prices that I should permit of them being sold atj prices 50 per cent lower than tliej present selling price, was voiced by Edmund Clifton, of Wellington, N.J Z., commissioner for that country toj the Panama-Pacific exposition. "A combination of middlemen," said Clifton, "is making an enoi-m-! ous profit out of these products while the masses are going hungry. Every city on the Pacific coast Is pay ing this toll to greed. "Large- shipments of dairy pro ducts, lamb, mutton and wool, are arriving at Pacific ports on every steamship from New Zealand. Slut ton, for instance, exported from New Zealand, is selling In London mar kets for 8c a pound. The cost of importing to the United States is cheaper than Into England, "New Zealand has exported $75, 000,000 worth of food products to the United States within a year. These products should be sold at least 50 per cent lower than the pre vailing prices." (f,ecial to The Evening News.) OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 17. The Gore case Is expected to go to the jury this afternoon, the defense hav ing rested at 9:50 this morning. Judge Clarke In his Instructions to the jury said that the burden of the .proof rested with the plaintiff. He stated that the existence of a conspir acy to secure political preferment might be proven by direct or circum stantial evidence. If the Jury should find that Senator Gore laid hands on the plaintiff, Mrs. Bond, without her consent or believing that she would i consent, a verdict should be for the j plaintiff. i For Governor of California. I WASHINGTON. Feb. 17. Com ! missioner General of Immigration Camminettl today admitted that he la considering the advisability of run ning for the nomination of the gov ernorship of California on the dem ocratic ticket. It Is expected that he will make a definite announce ment by March 1. He said that if ho decided to make the race It would not be because of friction between himself and officials of the admlnii tration. Camminettl denied that he had displeased the administration by hls recent exclusion act speech before the lvnuse Immigration committee, but that certain democratic leaders responsible for the story that he had embarrassed the president. Four Sailoitf Rescued. ORLEANS, Mass., Feb. 17. Four Ice covered corpses and four sailors barely living were-found by life sav era today lashed to the rigging of the Italian bark Castagna, which had stranded on Cape Cod bar. The res- Doors Open at 8:00 Curtain at 8:30 cuers fired a line aboard the vessel, M. S. Shrock, deputy pure food but when it was Been that no one commissioner, arrived in Roseburg aboard had strength enough to work lnat even,ng. lt ia llndBrstood that the breeches bouy, a life boat was sent out Even after the four res-j cued had revived they were unable ; Ih7mts before the grand jury, now to tell a soherent story of their ex-; In session at tne court house. perlences and how the bark came to -', be wrecked. Charles O. Vore, of Doulah, Wyo., and Nettle Belle Richardson, of Spearflsh, South Dakota, wore niar rled at 616 S. Stephens sfeet, Feb ruary 16, nt 5:30 p. m., Rw. C. H. Cleaves, of the M. E, church. South officiating. MAItltlF.l). WE ARE AFTER YOUR QUANTITY ORDER Our Prices are not especially low on one or two articles for advertising purposes. But ours are honest prices on honest goods. Our entire line is corresponding low in price, one article with another. Do not be misled. There is no house in Oregon selling high grade merchandise at prices equal to ours. It is impossible for ordin ary retailers, selling in small quantities, operat ing expenses are too heavy. OUR CAR OF FLOUR HAS ARRIVED We quote you F. O. B. our Store Best High Patent Flour, none better at any price . . $1.30 sack, $5.00 barrel FineHardWheatFlour 1.20 sack, $4.60 barrel A Hard Wheat Flour, $1.05 sack, For your Cow, Try a sack of our old fashioned Country Milling Shorts, 85 lb. sack $1.45 Nothing like them in town. We'll have some new prices for you tomorrow. Peoples Supply Co. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark M. Pierson was the scene of a very : pretty wedding on Tuesday evening,! when Miss Maude Kenworthy was; married to Rev. Alexander R. Mac-! loan, pastor of the First Methodist j church of Roseburg, says the Ore-; goniun. The bride is the only daugh- i ter of the late Mr. and Mis. John j Kenworthy, pioneer residents of Port-j land, and has long been well known j in church and educational circles. 1 Preceding the marriage ceremony) which was performed by Rev. Del mer iTrimble, D. D., and Rev. J. W. McDougall, MrB. G. Floyd Boughton sang "Becnuse," accompanied by Mrs. Edward P. Northrup. The wedding march from "Lohengrin" was played by Miss Violet Maclean. Miss Cora Pattee was the maid of honor and Edward N. Wheeler acted a8 best' man. Since the date was tho wedding anniversary of the bride's parents, her mother's wed- ding ring ,was used on this occas ion. The bride was given in mar riage by Clark M. Pierson. She wns attired in a gown of ivory charnieuse with garniture of Princess lace and pearls. Tho veil of tulle was shirred and caught with sprays of real orange blossoms. The boquet wns a shower I of bride's roses and lilies of the val ley. The maid of honor wore a gown of old chiffon draped over lace and she carried a shower of carnations. ,The Pierson home was docorated artistically In white and green shades. Palms, smllnx, narcissus and and Oregon grape were used. The color scheme of the dining room, where a collation was served, was pink, developed in carnations and streamers of pink chiffon. Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. George Hamilton, of Grants Pass; Miss Col son, of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baird, of Columbus, O., and Mrs. Henry I). Kimball, Miss Austin and Mlss Chappell, of Salem. Rev. and Mrs. Maclean will make their home In Roseburg, where several social functions are being planned in honor of their arrival. DOGS ATTACK S.MAI.I, HOY. Child Fearfully Lacerated by The Animals. SPOKANE, Wash., Feb. 16 Near death from an attack made upon him last night by two colTIo dogs, Mike Pesta, age 10 years, is at Sacred Heart hospital. After tearing the flesh completely from the lower bones of Praia's right leg and almost chewing off Ills left arm tho dogs loft. Pesta crawled to his homo a block and a half away. j WANTED Work of any kind by i uni.d.r m,rr nri man W 111 TnUn ntNl Jobs or work on farm. References given. Phone 417-J IBS WANTED House of 6 to 8 rooms and 2 lots, close In at rock bottom price. Give lowest cash price and full particulars In first letter. Ad dress D. K., care New, Roseburg, Ore. 1li2f23 Roseburg Cleaning & Pressing Parlors At thin establishment you ran get anything cleaned from a pair of Boiicd kIovps to the moat elabor ate silk gown without Injury to color or fabric, both for ladiet and gentlemen. Also repair work. Also Coats, Vests, Overcoats and Ladles Jackets relined. Altering of fig)kfnrtB. First door west of Unipqua Hotel. SUCH. M.HIY NKIIj WALKKIl Iroprlitor. THE THREE ACTS PHOTOPLAY SENSATION of the world 2V4hturr.sllsf8PARTS An Advance Criticism: J. WILLIS BAYRK, DRAMATIC CRITIC OF TIIH TIMES, SAID OF "QUO VADIS" IN HIS H1CVIHW OF ITS FIRST PRESENTATION HERE OCT. 12: IIKN HUH OUTDONE. "Seattle yesterday endorsed tho verdict of tho roHt of the world as to the extraordinary merit of 'Quo Vndls,' which opened nt The Metropolitan yesterday afternoon before a big audience, and last night played to absolute capacity. Ones made this film In Italy, George Klelne has exploited it In America, and It has proved a celluloid 'Hen ,Hur.' one-tenth of the big ecenia effertl of thit trrten prnitarlwn ctwld be traneferred to the dramatic ttage the retutt would be not one but a dozen 'Ben Hum.' DAZZLING PAGEANTRY. J " 'Quo Vadis' has set the pace for cincinntogrnphlc magnificence. First of all. It is a great spectacle. It is regally inspiring in the sweop of Its banquet revelry, chariot racing, vistas of Unman architecture and gardens and showing the approach of the band of linns to tho kneeling Christian martyrs In the arona. The burning of Home la a pageant In Itself, and the arena scene shows the many hundred! of spectators crowding the forms to lend realism to a few brief momenta of the action. POWER OF THE STORY. "Even with so Ideal a production, however, 'Quo Vadls' never could have obtained the hold on the world It hna If It had not been for Its gripping story that touches the religious fervor of all Chris tians. It is of the era that marked the rising of tho kingdom of the true Ood on the rulnB of dying paganism. There are reverent Im personations both of St. Peter and of The MaBter himself, appearing In a vision on the Applan Way and bidding ills disciple turn back to serve his cause In the corrupt cuy. ACTING IS SUPERB. "The acting of the Italian cast Is of the highest order throughout. The acting of Chllo by Mastrlpletrl fairly compelB mention. It Is sim ply superb. He must surely be rated In his own country as one of Its leading character actors. Novell!, who looks like Favorsham, and wbo plays Vlnltlus, has an International reputation. Uut the entire cast Is most adequately fitted to IU work," From The Time, Oct. 13, 1913. First Time Ever at REDUCED PRICES- Anv Seat. Matinee or Evening Performances CENTS MAJESTIC THEATRE Friday & Saturday, Feb. 20-21 Special School Childrens Matinee each afternoon at 3 p. m. livening Show 7 and 9 General Admission 15 and 25 cents Come afternoon and avoid the night crowds