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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1915)
i Getting there is one thing. Getting there without trouble is another. If you want to avoid trouble on the journey go on Diamond Squeegee Tread Tires." Mister Squeegee llllllllllllllllllillIIIIRIIIIIIIIII!llllll!ll!l Some people think the import ance of their work is gauged by the noise they make. Other men do big things without', bluster or ostentatious effort If the noise he makes over it were the true measure of the importance of a man's work, Grant and Dewey would have been dismal failures. Diamond Squeegee Tread Tires are going right along about their business, giving wonderful road service and justifying the wide spread faith in them, without making it neces sary to keep up a constant commotion regard ing their merits. If you wish to know how to secure mileage economy and freedom from tire trou bles just ask anybody who is using Diamonds. You will not have to look far. Diamond Squeegee Tread Tires are sold at these " FAIR-LISTED " PRICES: Diamond Diamond Bize Squeegee Size Squeeeee 30x3 $9.45 34x4 $20.35 , 30x3! 12.20 36x4K 28.70 . 32x3 14.00 37 x 5 33.90 33 x 4 20.00 38x5) 46.00 CITV NEWS. CITY NEWS. O I Mrs. unas. Mctamnny leu louuy IOT AtlillUi WULTU BUD Will VIOll wnu her parents. MrB. J. Pemberton, who Jias been visiting with her parents at Rock ! Island, returned to her home in this city last night. R. L. Gile left this morning tor Grants Pass where where he will spend a couple of days attending to business matters. : C. W. Hughes left this morning for Oakland and Yoncalla where ho will s,pend a short time looking after business interests. F. M. Von Planta chief engineer .in charge of the surveying parties who have been running location lines for the proposed railroad east of the city, will leave tonight for his home In Portland where he expects to re main for several weeks attending to various private enterprises. In case a favorable declBloji is handed down by the state supreme court, Mr. Von Planta will return to this city and have charge of the construction work for the Kendall syndicate. EMILY STEVENS IN "CORA" , AT THE MAJESTIC TONIGHT Madame Renee, a fallen operatic Idol of Paris, comes to America with her daughter, Cora. Madame Renee becomes ill and dies, leaving Cora. alone. In the same tenement house lives Maria and her crippled sister, Louisa. Knowing of Cora's destitute mmmmmmmmmmmmmm I circumstances, they take her to live Mrs. F. G. Cole left today for W11-' with them. Maria Is an artist'B model bur where she will visit with friends and poses for George Gamier. Gar for a few days. nler, while engaged to Helen, daugih- , I ter of a socially ambitious mother, does not love her but allows his en 7 cw III &fJMC mm i j ii Uiuiij I. a II if J 'raff vis' PAY NO MORE w ' 4 DICK TO TRY FOR U. S. SENATE AGAIN Charlec--ick. Former Senator Dick will be a can didate for the Republican nomination for United States senator in Ohio. It is thought likely this development will necessitate Burton's takinp; a de cided stand either as a candidate for the presidential nomination or for the ----'- . Arundel, 48-L. piano tuner. Phone, Mra Wm giater, who has been 62tt visiting in this city, returned to her ! home at Walker this morning. Paul Woods left this morning fox ---------- - - .wrs. Kaimenne ieai itui luuuy iui , ... Arundel, the nlano luner. Is Here. ,... ii. ., ! gagement to be announced. Helen . .ue.iuuvc. " . rou Invo ,, hrnth.r l"8 '""- " " ' " Willi ITllBVll, uug v.. .....". Cora tries to get employment at a musical agency, but grief prevents her showing her true voice and falls. Maria takes Cora to pose for Gar nler, wly falls in love with her and with Cora as model and Inspiration, accomplishes more than ever: He na Portland where his mother. ho will visit with; Ed Purdy, of Hoqulam, Wash., ar rived in this city today and will spend If you are going away on a vaca-, matters. tlon you can rent books at special ( rates at the Fiction Library. 695-a2p a short time attending to business' gleets Helen for Cora, and Helen's tn renrlmand him. Miss Flossie Kidd left this morn ing for Newport where she will spend a couple of weeks enjoying her vaca tion. Mrs. Frank Green and daughter passed through this city today en route to San Francisco from their home in Portland. Correspondence cards in all of the latest fashionable sizes and shapes with gold edges and with en velopes to match, at the Central Pharmacy. Prices very reasonable. Bemember the place the Central, corner Jackson and Cass streets, Tnebnre. Ore. 76-tf I Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Olson, of j I Iowa, who has been visiting In this t i city, left today for San Francisco ' where, they will attend the exposi tion. The Fire Insurance Company or North America was founded in Phila delphia in 1792, America's oldest, has assets of $18,613,414. E. C. Benson, agent, 401 Perkins build ing. 753-tf About 28 of the young folks of the Christian church went on a hay mother tomes to reprimand him Cora overhears the conversation and realizes she has been deceived. Leav ing him she begins life anew with an onera company. Denth of a prima donna gives her a chance and she be comes famous. Cora returns to the tenement, takes Maria and Loulso with her. Cora, In a struggle with Jose, a no-account, causes the death of Jose, and Cora, Maria and LoulBe live happily ever after.' OIR ITALIAN AMItASSADOR AT THE PALACE THEATRE ,4 "The Outcast," a four reel master- picture by Hon. James Nelson Page, the slums making her living as a dancing gfrl In a cabaret where her sweetheart Is also employed. One day one of the Idlers of the cabaret follows Wig girl and forces an en trance to her room. Her sweetheart Bob, comes to her rescue and In the struggle the man is shot and Bob disappears. The girl Is held for the shooting so Bob gives himself up. She is to be tried before one of the sternest judges, who, under no cir cumstances believes in extending clemency. Her attorney has obtain ed a locket with the portrait of her mother, and at the house where the girl's mother lived, he finds a pic ture of the man, who deserted her years ago. It Is that of tho Judge. During the trial, when the locket is introduced as evidence, and passed to the judge for examination, the lat ter faints away and Is unable "to go on with the case. The screen then shown In retrospect, the judge's love affair, and desertion of wife, before tilie daughter was born. The closing scene shows the old lawyer at his ccAintry (home, receiving Mao and Bob, on whom another judge has sus pended sentence. rack last night to Winchester where! at the present time our ambassador they spent a couple of hours enjoy- j to Italy, will be shown at the Palace ing a moonlight picnic and welner.ior .one aay omy uu rnflitK -2 Is the story of the girl of It ROUGH DRY Will Be List Prices From This Day on,May 27th Roseburg Steam Laundry SAVE YOUR HANDS" i " 11 fc3PX C!tvrln$ Plain Ualtf Can Uncle Sam Preserve Neutrality? Our fnrelim relation haTobcon tralnod fclnuwt to the hreuklnti point: Ttie United mate hu boen led down !o the rcry brink of war. Tim Car toonUtu at tho country have Inlenirotod tiionjiirU of the tlmnn, mid art) rtK-ormna with thr-lr pent thla apirlUxl chapter In tho nation'a history. CARTOONS MAGAZINE (faMliM n H. H. Mr, MlUhw ! rtpriw toehold HiciiIm Proannta orery month tho cream of oaricature both in America and Kuropn. It la a fcrltable panorama of tliewnr, Whnt the nation think of each other la toat Uld by the enrtoon which goea under the aur face andochwatlie very thoiiithta of tho ponplt). Cnrtouni Mngniine la ttm tnoat fn cinntinK continued atory of world orenta evar written. The pictorial paif aro upiilainentfd by well-aelfcted editorial aommcnt and anla! articlea. Invaluable to tho library, the buainoM mun, the atudent of current cthuI. AT ALL NEWSSTANDS $3.00 A YEAR 25 CENTS A COPY 1 A dollar bill and the coupon will bring four Mimoitrn' trial oubaoriptionaa CARTOONS MAOAZINE, N. MUMiikIn., OMICAM Knrlw-J fjnJ II .00 far whkb etwl CatUmua Uwrniic M Let "KellY" Do Your Moving, Hauling and Transferring a a i f ii-ii u r'.'i r - f.. ' i Ml II 7't V.'l KU. --ii X 5iV The French Transfer Company Phone 220 Meats of QUALITY Extra care is given to the selection of our meats with theresult that nonejbut the most tender cuts ro to 'our customers Roseburg Sanitary Market Newhard Iirus. Cass Street Mi a SOME OF SPECIALS i n TTa!?3i Awn . i MM Fresh Cream and Milk J on Ice High Test V California Redlands "Rose" Brand Oranges and bright Florida Grape Fruit. Everything the" market affords in vegetables, fresh every morning The Bee Hive Grocery Phone 91 NEWPORT Oregon's Popular Beach Resort An Ideal outdoor retreat. Hunting, fishing, boating, surf-bathing, etc. Interesting visiting points In the neighborhood. Convenient camping grounds, electric light, pure water. Low Season and WecK-End Round Trip Excursion Fares Two Dally Trains From Albany " Ask for Illustrated folder "Newport" giving list of hotels, rates, etc A visit to the Two World Expositions at San FranclBco and San niego is an event of a life-time and unu you cannot afford to miss Special Fares In July to San Francisco, Los Angel s and San Diego on certain dates. LOW KOUNI) TItIP FARES DAILY ' with Btop-overs in either direction 4 fine trains dally in each direction STOI'-OVEItS AT EXPOSITIONS All tickets to the Rust via California permit stop-overs at San Francisco 'and Los Angeles to see the ExpoBl ' ' tlons. Ask nearest agent for "California and Its Two World Expositions" nd "Way Side Noted Shasta Route." , SOUTHERN PACIFIC John M. Scott, General l'nsse icr Atfonr, Portland, Oregon. Cooling Wash Stops That Itch Te not In half an hour not in ten minutes but la 6 seconds. Just a few drops of that mild, Sooth ing, cooling; -wanh, the I). D, D. Pre scription, the famous cure for Eczema, end the Itch Is none. Your burning skin Is Instantly relieved end you have ab solute protection from all summer skin troubles. We can rIvs you a rood s!e trial boltlo of the genuine D I 1 Proscription for only 25 cents. Don't fail to try this famous remedy for any kind of summer skin trouble we know D, D. 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