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PALACE THEATER
THE LA5T DAY.
YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS IT.
Let Stone tune jour piano. 933ti
Fafety first, "Seo Hutcu." liiii'
S. D. Short, of Wilbur, was in
the city yesterday attending to busi
' ness matters.
Mrs. W. L. Hatch, of Oakland, re
turned to her home this afternoon
after a day Bpent shopping in this
city.
Mrs. A. L. McCord returned to
her home at Isadora today after a
short visit with friends and relatives
in this city.
"The Kodak on the Farm" is the
title of a book now being distribut
ed by the Roseburg Book Store. Ask
for one, its free. . 685-lf
Miss Anna Pterson, who has been
visiting with relative's in this city
left this afternoon for her home at
Seattle.
The . ladles of the M. E. church,
South, will hold a window sale of
home cooking at Marshall'c grocery
on Saturday, July 17. 733-J16
W. J. Garvin and wife left this aft
ernoon for Portland where they will
visit with their son, Osa Garvin, who
'is employed in the Lyons clothing
store at that city. ,
Mrs. E. W. Morgan and daughter
left this afternoon for their home at
Sutherlln. They were accompanied
by Hon. V. W. Cornwall and wife
of Sponcer, Iowa, who will visit
with them for a short time.
Rev. J. F. Vernon and family, of
Myrtle Creek, arrived in this city
this afternoon and will visit for a
Bhort time before going to Seattle
where they will visit with relatives
for a month.
The time to ln.'.unj is now. Do
not put it off. , These dry . times
should find you protected. We rep
resent 24 of the best old line com
panies. The rates are very low, no
assessments or membership as in mu
tuals. Come In and let's talk it over,
or have us call and inspect your place.
RICE & RICE, Insurance Brok
ers. 739-al
Mrs. C. N. Mortenzen and daugh
ter, Modesta, who have been visiting
at the home of H. G. Wilson, left
this afternoon for iheir home ot
Portland. Miss Modesta Is a popu
lar concert violinist and will go to
her home only for a short.time, after
which she will go to San Francisco,
starting from there on a concert
tour.
The great lessous of the bit&est .questions of the Day. They tried to have the Censors-stop it in Portland and other cities, but the con
clusion was to encourage it instead ot suppressing it. For the last time, TO DAY.
The great William Farnum in "THE MGGEk" .
TOMORROW:- The Big Feature, "THE OUTLAW'S RIVENGE IN THE DAWN OF A NEW REPUBLIC."
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li.e tlrrgon Klre Relief. ..of Mc
llunviilt., will write a six months
iMi-y mi vuur bay crop at a special
h 1 , i It'ii ti it. Taylor, agent.-J'e'r-
ins building. " , 089 tf
D. E. Hennigh on the fiilldale
ranch, holds the record to date of be
ing paid further in advance on his
subscription The Dally News, of
any one on the list, his payment of
yesterday bringing it up to October
1, 1917.
We handle ail ulna of Xoduk
and cameras.. Also all kinds ot 1'lliu.
and papers. Mail order business so
lietted. Clark & Clark, photo sup
plies and fotographers. . S 1 1 -tf
I There is a plan on foot tor the
! Twilight League ball team to give o-
uu ""7 ,uu' "u'""'5 game next Wednesday afternoon for
done at the Roseburg Book Store. the Q, Cnautallf!ltt ,,,.
We do the best work at moderate an S(?0 ,f ,he defuiency lliade K00(,
lr cs- C8a-tf J)y the gUaran!orB can not be made
, ., ' - ' up. It has been suggested that per-
Harold lope returned Inst night haps ,ne merchaJlts wl close theIr
from Turner where be has- been at-; R h(jur earUcr that aftern00nt
tending the convention of the Chris-i so t)uU a g00(1 ,crov;d can get out.
tlan church. , . -
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I . Accused of disorderly conduct
Harry Clark, a resident'of the Sol
I diers Home, wns arrested last night
by Msrthal Williams, ,0'n being ar-
ralgneit before' ths. recorder toduy,
Clark entered a plea of'gullty. He
was sent to the homo with orders to
stay there for five days when he
would again bo allowed to conie.back
over to town. '
ENGLAND ORDERS 20 GIANT FLYING BOATS OF "AMERICA" TYPE
CITV NEW 4.
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Arundel, the piano tuner, Is here.
462-tfj
T. E. Layman today purchased a
Ford auto of the local agent.
If ydu are going away o,n a vaca
tion you can rent books at special
rates at the Fiction Library. i95-a2p
Mrs. Nathan Fullerton returned
last night from an extended trip to
Goldendale, Wash., Portland, anil
other northern points.
I.ydla Ruden, who has been in this
city attending the Chautauqua, re
turned to her home at Winchester
this afternoon.
Developing any size roll film up
to 4x5, 15c per roll. All done by
professionals. Clark & Clark, photo
supplies and fotographers'. 311-11
Mrs. M. L. Haynee, who has been
vTsTTlng with friends and relatives In
this city, left this afternoon for her
homo at Drain. ' 1
J. M. Landers and Mr Jacobson
left this morning for Myrtle Creek
where they will check up the work
done on the government trails. They
will return this evening but will leave
again tomorrow for Gunter where
they will continue the work.
People who desire to see the Lib
erty Bell should not take any chances
that there will be a delay In its a"
rlval here. All reports show that
the train is making its schedule
promptly on time, and are net mak
ing the stops any longer than has
been announced. There is no reason
why it should arrive here one
quarter, or one half hour later than
announced, which is 8:15 on tomor- tory) has taught us a few Kinks and
row night. If it is on exact time. Short-cuts that are not common to the
those who depend on its being late Trade.
will be only a slight wait. So lie it One of these now comes to the
will be onl ya slight wait. So be nt help of your Pocket-book.
tne s. P. station not later than 8:15.
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Fim 1 WW A I 1 I I
Only 5 PLUS
for the
Best'lMon-Skid"
PRACTICALLY all Non-Skid
Tires that make serious claims
to non-skid efficiency cost you
10 to 30 more than Plain Tread
Tires of same brand and material.
Goodrich Safety Tread Tires cost
you only 5 more than our plain
tread tires.
Here's how and Whyl
o o o
FORTY-FIVE years of Rubber
working (in what is now the
' 5'ii.ir-; ' ' ' The "America," photographed shortly before being taken to England.
1 ' A new $500,000 order for flying- boats of the type of the America, the great oversea vessel that was con
. structed before the war for a flight across the ocean, has just been placed at Hammondsport, N. Y., by the Brit- (
ish government. The order ib for twenty of the flying boats at $25,000 apiece. The America was shipped to
. England shortly after the outbreak of the war, and is one of the best hydro-aeroplanes in the British service, i
NEW. YORK, July 14. A new $ 500,000 order for flying boats of the typo of the America, the great
oversea vessel that waa constructed before the-war. for a flight across the ocean and then was shipped
to Kngland. shortly after the war began, has Just been placed at Hnm molidsport, iN. Y., by .the British
government, according to information, which ' reached members of th e Aero Club of America: The order
Is for twenty of the. giant flying b onts at $25,000 apiece, and is the largest order for this type of machine
that th0 British government has placed since the beginning of the war. According to Henry Woodhouse,
Jlnnnger of the Aero club, orders for flying machines of various types n nd for motors which have been plac
ed in America by the belligerent, countries', including this newest order now aggregato about $7,000,000,
European nntlons that are still neu trnl, however, are also beginning t o clamor for American aircraft, ac
cording to Mr. Woodhouse.
Something New in Roseburg
The Central Pharmacy recently purchased a supply of the beat
Eczema remedy on the market. If you are afflicted call and
oak them about Dry Zensal f ir the crusty, scaly skin and Moist
Zensal for all watery eruptions clean, odorless ointments for tho
two distinct types of Eczema. Here is yoiir chance to get the relief
you have been seeking.
Through the simple process of
Thinking Hard (and being Candid
with ourselves) we have found a Short
Cut to make the best Safety Tread ever
put on a Tire cost us only about 5
more than it costs to make the Plain
Tread of similar quality.
S. C. Bartrum, accompanied by his
wife and an expert wire man, spent
the afternoon at Hock Creek where
they installed a telephone Sn the
t camp of Dexter Mice. This , phone
I will be a convenience for campers
who frequent this popular place.
I When the line Is completed one can
! talk with Portland 6r any other long
distance point In the state.
Ed. Jennings, who has been work
ing nt the gravel bar out at Shady
Point, received severe and painful
Injuries late this afternoon by hav
ing some heavy timbers fall upon
him. In some way a heavy piece
weighing EoniJ 40 pounds became
loose and fell from a distance of 15
feet, striking him on the left foot,
tearing his Bhoe entirely off nd
crushing the foot. He wob brought
to the city and medical aid given.
Owing to the severe wrench, the in
jury will lay him up for some time.
MR.
FLOUR
MAKER
MR. DRY GOODS MAN
STRAYED 'OR STOLEN From the
Marsters ranch in Happy Valley,
old, Weight 1000 pounds, height
one light bay horse, lght years
14 hands, small white spot in
forehead, left hind foot white,
branded F on right stifle, U. S. on
left stifle. A suitable reward will
be paid for any Information lead
ing to his recovery. A. C. Mars
ters. 745-tf
Did You Hear
Nels Darling Monday night in his
heart to heart talk?
Ycu Can Use This Space or More to
Your Own Benefit
This paper goes regularly into more
than 1 300 homes in Roseburg and
vicinity where bread is used daily
You could use this space to your
benefit if you heard what Nels Dar
ling said Monday night. Try" it.
Goodrich Safety Tread Tire coit you only 6
' more than our own or any other plain tread Urea,
Note th following tablft of comparative price
ennon-tkid tires. Column headed "A,""B," "C"
and "D" renreent f our highly adertlied tlretf
Goodrich J OTHER MAKES
Site Safety 1 j
JfJJ "A" "C" HTP
30 k3 $9.45 IJ10.S5 $10.05 $16.35 $18 10
30x' 12.ZO 13.35 14.20 21.70 23 60
32i3'i 14.00 15.4(1 16.30 22.85 25.30
34x4 20.35 22.30 23.80 31.15 33 35
3Si4'i 23.70 32.15 33.60 41.85 41.40
37 i S 33.90 39.80 41 BO 49 851 Z2MB
Let Us Estimate Your Work
All the pleasure gained through cheap prices, "vanishes with
clicap materials nnl workmanship.
Get Your Work Done By Us
We guarantee all Materials and Wormanshlp. The work we do;
the materials we furnish; the prices we charge, all give satisfac
tion. Roseburg Plumbing & Heating Co.
Res. Phone 64-J. C. W. Hughes, Prop. 220 W Oak. Phone ISt
i y testing out these Goodrich
Safety-Tread Tires on a large number
of Taxicabs (where they could bo
competitively observed and carefully
checked up at the end of each day's
use ) and by comparing their actual per
formance with that of our own, and
other Plain-Treads, of much higher
price, we have had this fact forced
upon ut ,
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That there U SURPRISINGLY m
Mileage, in Goodrich Safety Tread Tire,
than in our own, or any other, nuke of Plain
Tread Tirei.
So MUCH more Mileage, for only S
more Coit looked to good to ut that we do.
cided to give Car Owncrt the benefit..
Here't what we now offer joitl
JrTh. boot Non-Skid Safetv Tread -rmr
put on the market, and it cotta jrou only
5 more than our beat plain tread tire.
, The B. F. Goodrich Company
i AKRON, OHIO
STARVING MEXICANS FIGHT LIKE BEASTS FOR FREE CORN
Mexicans in line (o receive free corn at distributing point In Tampico.
The accompanying photograph recently received from Tampico by the American Red Cross shows he tarr
ing' people of Mexico striving to reach the point where free corn is being distributed, and indicates the unhap
py condition of the noncombatants in the revolution ridden republic to the south. These people have been facing
starvation for months and now have reached the acute stage where only food auppliea from the United States or
some other outside agency can save them from death.
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