The evening news., July 21, 1915, Page 4, Image 4

THE EVENING NEWS
'MILi'O.V f. 8HOEMAKEB
CAItL I). HHOKMAKKU
SAM J. SHOE.MAKKK
Editors and Publishers.
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AVEUNHSIAV,JUIV 21, 1U18.
THK OAPTUItK OK WAItHAW
No one understands the value of
too spectacular In war better than
, the German Raiser, and tils military
. advisors. For this reason the fall of
Warsaw Is to be made the occasion of
regal pomp by the presence of the
Emperor and Empress who will
inarch at the bead of the victorious
columns. So absolutely sure are the
German commanders that their planB
will not mlBcarry, that they havo
forecast the day on which tbls Is to
happen, and there Is but little doubt
that they will be right. Warsaw will
fall on the ordained date as sure as
the Bun rises, unless something to
tally unexpected or miraculous
should happen, and It cnn safely be
asserted It will not. A victory of
any nature Is elating to Mie vIctorB
and their adherents, and In the re
sulting exultation the coBt and sac
Tlfice necessary to .its accompllsh-
roest is forgotten for the moment.
Already Berlin is wild with excite
ment and joy over the anticipated oc
cupation of an enemy stronghold and
principal city, and this Joy may serve
to mask some of the sorrow for the
terrible cost. For the very purpose
of cheering those back of the lines,
and encouraging thoso on the battle
frost, it can be taken as a matter of
fact bhat neither the Kaiser nor his
generals will miss the opportunity of
making the entrance Into Warsaw as
ceremonial and magnificent as pos
sible. A POINTED QUESTION.
Should a man whose whole pur
pose and aim In a community Ib to
suck out of its people lurge sums
month by month, through rents and
landed interests, ana who spendB or
InvestB this hundreds of miles away
should this man have nny more In
fluence before a court than the
working man who owns a small
(home, and spends every cent ho
earns In hla own town supporting
and ralKing a family? Mnny people
think that the small citizen has equal
rights with the so-called "big" citi
zen, and that the court will uphold
him.
l'OHKST NOTES.
The forest service is making a col
lection of specimens of lupine und
loco weed plunts which often pois
on stock at thla season of tho your
for the bureau of plant Industry, In
ordor thnt this bureau may carry on
experiments with these plants to de
termine their toxlco properties. Seed
In tho pod will also bo sent to the
experiment station nt SnWnn, I'ttih
for Mie same purpose.
Forest flies are unnecessary, arc
nearly always th0 result of rnrvli'ss
boss, and may wipe out In an hour
what nnturo has taken years to cre-
ate. In fact:
They destroy existing forests.
They destroy young growth, which
means future forests.
They destroy tho beauty of the
region.
They destroy a great markft for
labor.
They destroy prosperity,
""'nv ''"'-troy homes.
They destroy lives.
Forest flroB can be provested by:
Never leaving a eamp fire until
It Is out.
Never making a camp fire In
loaves, rotten wood or against a log.
Nover tossing away binning
match a or tobacco.
Never burning brush, grass, or
slashings durlnx n dry season.
SUTHERLIN
IWr. and tirs. A. E. ShirUi and Mr.
and -Mm. T. Marvin motored tu th
Uuiyu.ua Sunday.
A crowd of Boverul hundred greet
ed tho Liberty Bell on Thursday ev
ening. U. Lemon, Claude Shrack, C. Stark
aud F. Armstrong, enjoyed an out
iug ut Coons creek on Saturday aud
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johannes and duiiKh
ters, Mtsdts Lillhm and Vivian, do
lH,'u'd Tuesday for Minnesota where
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good only during July. Owing to
the higher prices on materials, !
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cannot be maintained, and the
rates published (here are the
only ones which can be accept-
ed. The special rate will be
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ed to receive your renewal. . tf
they -will make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones, who have been
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
R. O. Slater, departed Tuesday for
'Frisco, where they will viBlt the ex
position. MIsb Helen RuBsell is visiting Miss
Luclle Evans.
""C. Bond visited "his brother, I.
Bond.
ODD FEMXIWS PICNIC.
The Rebekahs of Roscburg and
Suthcrlln will have a picnic at Win
chester Sunday, July 25. All Re
bekahs and Odd Fellows and their
families are invited' to attend, but
don't forgot your baskets, and see
that they are well filled with good
things to eat. There will be a pro
gram at 10:30 o'clock, but the prin
cipal performance will be at noon.
COMMITTEE.
COAST LEAGl'E STANDINGS.
San Francisco 59 46 .562
Los Angeles 59 52 .632
Onkland 53 56 .486
Salt Lake 60 64 .481
Portland 47 63 .470
Vernon 50 57 .467
Yesterday's Itewultw.
At Salt Lake Portland 6, Salt
Lake 1.
At Vernon Vernon 19, Onklnnd 7.
At Sun Francisco San Francisco
6', Los Angeles 2.
DAILY WEATHHU ItEPOHT.
U. S. Weather bureau, local office
Roscburg. Oregon, 24 hours ending
5 a. in., July 21, 1915.
Precipitation In Inches and hun
dredths: Highest temperature yesterday 98
Lowest temperature last night' 58
Precipitation Inst 24 hours 0
Total precipitation since first of
month 62
Normal precipitation for this
month 82
Totnl precipitation from Sep
tember 1, 1914, to date 24.5S
Average precipitation from Sep
tember 1, 1877 34.06
Total deficiency from Sep
tember 1. 1914 9.4S
Avcrago precipitation for 38
wet seasons, (September to
May Inclusive) .. 32.00
WILLIAM BELL,
Observer.
Electric funs at the
Got one.
llectrlc Store.
7C4-t
OREGON MAN SAYSTHATSTOMACH
REMEDY SAVED HIM FROM DEATH
After Treatments Failed Ho Found
l'nmf ill First Dose of Slayr
Homed)'
W. II. Gcrrish of Albany, Ore.,
long sufforcd from 111 health as tho
result of stomach derangements andj
dlgeBtlvo troubles. He tried ninny j
remedies and treatments with but!
little result. I
Then one day he discovered Mayr's'
Wonderful Stomach Remedy. He
took it and got results right away.
Long after lie had boen assured of
the success of tills remedy be wrote: ,'
"I commenced taking your niedl-l
clno last May, and since then have
passed thousand of accretions. If:
It' had not been for your medicine li
feel sure I should have boen dead byi
now. I foci like a new man; My)
stomach troulilo and my liver and
nervous troubles aro all considerably'
Improved."
Thousands of such letters prove j
the merit of Mayr's Wonderful Stom
SHE FINDS GERMANY
j 15 IN KXiiALATIUN
Miss Angela Morgan. -NEW
YORK, July 21. (Special)
"We work by day an'd weep at
night," was the heroic remark of a
German woman inta hospital In Ber
lin to Miss Angela Morgan, the poet,
and Miss Rebecca Shelly, delegates
to tibe recent Women's Peace Confer
ence at The Hague, who arrived
home aboard the Holland-American
liner "Rotterdam."
"At one of the American Red
Cross hospitals In Munich," Bald Miss
Morgan, "we saw scores of poor men
"'"i had been blinded in battle. They
were making pitiful efforts to learn
to read and write under the new con
ditions. "The face of one poor fellow had
been so mangled that he will have
to wear a mask over it tho rest of
his life. He had been engaged to
marry when the war started.
"There is a wonderful spirit every
where in Germany. The sojdlers
sing as they march away. The chil
dren and grown-ups sing In the
streets. The whole people seem to be
living In a state of wonderful exhala
tion." i
THERE'S DANGEK IN DELAY.
You should protect your family by
Insurance. Remember, nil old line
companies, the kind that pay dollar
for dollar, the old familiar ones, the
HOME OF NEW YORK, the PHOE
NIX, the SUN, the LIVERPOOL &
LONDON & GLOBE, the FIRE
MEN'S' the NIAGARA, and many oth
ers that head tho list. These dry
times Bhould find you protected in
one of the above companies. Also
thnt automobile should bo Insured.
RICE & RICE, Insurance Brok
ers. 739-al
I'ICNIC.
Where? Sunshine ranch, 7
miles noreseast of Roseburg.
When? Anytime Who Is go
ing Everybody. Free picnic
grounds, good fishlng,bcnuttful
scenery. All welcome.
66S-a23
ach Remedy. It Is known and used '
all over the United Stntcs. Tho first :
dose of this remedy is proof no long1
treatment. I
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Herat)-;
dy clears the digestive tract of mu
coid accretions and removes pois
onous matter. It brings swift re
lief to sufferers from ailments of the;
stomach, liver nnd bowels. Many:
sny that It has saved them from dan-'
gerous operations and many declare
thnt It has saved their lives. !
Because of the remarknblo success!
of this remedy there are many Iml-'
tators, so be Jautlous. Be sure It's
MAYR'S. Go to Marsters Drug Co.1
nnd ask about tho wonderful results
It has boen accomplishing among peo-!
pie they know or send to Geo. 11. 1
Mayr, Mfg. Chemist, 1H-156 Whit-
Ing St.. Chicago, 111., for free book ;
on stomach ailments and m::ny grate- ;
fui letters from-pcople who have beer
been restored. Any dritgfist can
tell you the wonderful effects.
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Important
Train
. Changes
On MondayiJuly 19th, train No.
64 between Roseburg and Port
land will until further no
tice be annulled and will
run as a second section of train
No. 10, arriving in Portland at
8:25 instead of 8:40 as at
' present.
Southern Pacific
John M. Scott, General Passen
ger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
V THE DIAMOND I1RANU. a.
IHAUoND ItKANU Pll l' Ir.. ur?
yews known as Dest. Safest. Alwavi Reiubl.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Headquarters for
Gold Rings
Our large stock of solid gold
rings entitles us to announce
ourselveB as headquarters for
ring buyers. 1
Just now we are offering a
flno line of the famous W-W-W
gem-set rings.
These rings were designed
for particular people men and
women who appreciate distinct
ive designs, beauty in the ar
rangement of stones and. solid
worth in the Jowclry they wear.
W-W-W Rings
These W-W-W rings are all
Build gold. Yet they., need not
Tjo expensive. We show here a
variety of jeweled ring for as
little as $2. Then we have a
special offer In these rings at
? an unusual ' value. Ask
us about it.
W-W-W rings are guaranteed
against loss of stones.
If tilie stone comes out, and
Is lost, wo will replace It free.
This guarantee applies to all
W-W-W rings save those set
will) diamonds. Good as long
as the ring Is worn.
Come see these rings today
whether or not you are ready
to buy.
COUPON
Good For Fifty Cents
In ordor to learn the value of
different forms of advertising
we will accept this coupon for
50 Cents 50
on the purchase of any ring In
stock worth $4.00 or over.
Good only till August 15, 1915.
A.S.HueyCo.
Roseburg' s Leading
Jewelers
y'.TirVV f'd'l Atk your Drupel t for
fad&Wf& ln ltr tnd "old meUJIicV
TV TV J J. U-1 with 01 ue Ribbon. V
1H VvJ Take no olbr. Uwr f Tour
8
Let Us Estimate Your Work
All the pleasure gained through cheap prices wanlBhes with
cheap materials and workmanship.
Get Your WorE Done By Us
We guarantee all Materials and Wormanshlp. Tho 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 161
Something New in Rpseburg
The Central Pharmacy recently purchased supply of the be3t
Eczema remedy on the market. If you are afflicted call and
ask them about Dry Zensal tor the crusty, scaly skin and Moist
Zensal for all watery eruptions clean, odorless ointments for tho
two distinct types of Eczema. Here is your chance to get the relief
you have been seeking.
Dependability
MORE than 75 Concerns now
manufacture Tires.
We believe that everyone
of these mokes as ynni TiriM ns Iir
knows how, at the lowest Cost his Ex
perience, Equipment and Methods iiiiike
possible.
We believe that the average Tire
Manufacturer is fair in his treatment of
Adjustments, and that few deliberately
misrepresent their product, either ver
bally or in Print.
We be'icve that no Tire Manufact
urer cr-i afford to make statements in
print it h:s product, which statement-
.. ..-.:ot be borne out by the per'
forma me of his Tires, in actual use.
We believe that the Tire has never
been innde which will not "Rim-Cut '
if run "ilat" for any considerable dis
tance, and that many makers, including
ourselves, have always produced Tires
that would not Otherwise "Rim-Cut"1
Only 5 Plus for this
Best Non-Skid
u Npto following comparative prices. "A."
B," "C" and "U" represent four Widely-Sold
Non-Skid Tiro
Goodrich OTHiiR MAKES
Size Safety i . ,r ,
Tread "A" B" "C "D"
30x3 $ 9.45 $10.55 $10.95 $16.35 $18.10
30i3': 12.20 13.35 14.20 21.70 23.60
32i3:. 14.00 15.40 16.30 22.85 25.30
34x4 20.35 22.30 23.80 31.15 33.55
36x4! 28.70 32.15 33.60 41.85 41.40
37x5 33.90 1 39.80 1 11.80 49.85 1 52.05
Made a alwayt, the same reliable Con
(ruction, the iam dependable Service with
out anything whatever taken out of Quality,
no matter what reductions in List-Price, are
ever made.
Goodrich
FOR BREAD PASTRIES
Go;to the;royal bakery
We give "Scrip" with every purchase
WM. PARKFP, Prop. :-: 110 JACHSONST.
Palace Theatre
Tomorrow and Wednesday. William Fox
presents
"The Clemenceau Case"
With Thedn Dara, lending woman of the Theater Anoino, Paris, and
t!:e Star in "A Fool There Was." but this play is stronger and
v ::!: a greater moral lesson, than that celebrated success.
The great Draperies and Priceless Antique's used in this play,
'' lo.mod by J. P. Morgan, t o liviiis finest world, collection.
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-Vta,
-Ingenious CIaisii
We lx-licvi' t'.vtt man' r "
Tires "Iltv-tk-m ujI'. ' ,'
Cut ut the Kh.;.
O n
ofaUia.i- uic '- .v.
to the Give ics '!. it.tLs.
loosely Movt .1 fr.bi i :, v.. .-a I .
mils the r:iv Unhber t-. i :-r.
through its meshes iv.vl Ci-jv. V..'
catiize to Carcar.a end T.-::iO, r:
vents, tor. larc c:.t;.i:, Vrcr.
Separation.
We have lorn scZ t'.'i i
"Goodrich" Tires, as a common
place part of our 1'rcci' io". inlkv
but without laying any i ..rL:v.!,
stress upon it.
We believe thnt the "l.'ci-.U
Cure" process, cji-mon .:. ,
great many Tire liiiuiuiac'.-ir: ..
under different names, a Lis .; -necessary
expense to Virc i . :X,
which expense the I.lcth'j: -.c.i
Goodrich Factory e 1 i r.i i : i r. t u
tkrattgli its Precision '"Scrlz
Cure.'' We believe that the cutllng
out of needless expenses like this
(which our Precibiou Methods
save) constitutes one of tio
strongest reasons why the larycsi
Rubber Factory in "the World
(Ours) produces the greatest
Mileage per Dollar of Cost iu
its Tires.
And
"The PROOF of th Te
is in the Mileage thereof."
O O
WE believe that the
House which sticks
to the Trutk in iu
Advertising, is reasonably sure to
stick to the Facts in its Selling.
You have never yet found
anythingin Goodrich Advertising
which was not in the Goods it ad
vertised. Hence you may pin ypur faith
i4 the following statement:
Goodrich Safety - Tread
Tires give, with most UNI
FORMITY, the greatest MILE
AGE, and Resilience, nt the -
est Cost, per MILE, to Tire Users.
Test them and see!
THE B. F. 'GOODRICH CO.
Akron, Ohio
fair - listed tires