The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, November 21, 1915, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text6 PALACE THEATReI' "HOME OK FEATURES' H WEDNESDAY AM) THURSDAY BIG BENEFIT PERFORMANCE In aid of Roseburg Juvenile Band LOCAL VACDK- and kaledlesopotlc irr blocks are the j 111 "Lg- i m 1rr7; .g 1111 uii 1 i i I I G. w. young 1). . FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS, HAND CONCERTS VILLE ADULTS 10 CENTS CHILDREN 0 CENTS Tlckots for salo by any of the Band Boys ' Doors Open 7 I1. M., Performance starteB at 7:15. ai'nH i a i The Klght nev. Waltor T. Sumner, bishop of Oregon, will administer the sacrament of confirmation and preach In St. George's church, on Tuesday evening, February 22, at 8 o'clock. The public Is cordially wel come. A brief Informal reception will bo held in the parish house at the close of the sorvlce. I AL AC THEATRE "t, of features. TONIGHT JAMO NOVAK In the Gold Seal Feature THE KISS OF DISHONOUR ANIMATED NEWS Latest War Movies and Current Events. To Popular MoVIo' Star HERBERT UAWLINSON In the Dramatic Feature ON THE LEVEL The Colebrated Comedian MAX ASIIKll In his Mirth Provoking Comedy THE TROUBLES OF DAD THE POPULAR PALACE ORCHESTRA city m;vs. J. F. Tlutchason spent ia. few hours a. Dlllard today attending to uusiness matters. ! Mrs. F. w. Ha,t, of Sutherllu, iwiieu to ner home after visiting tor a snort time in this city. o. cneek, or Corvallis, who has been spending a few days In liooeburg, left this afternoon for Eu gene, Avezzano Destroyed by Earth- quaKe une Year Ago. IS D!it TO AID OF ITALIA,', AMERICANS Former Sons of City Jtetiirn and Help llolmild Old Home lii iiiK W ith ' Them Aiiierlcui Spirit And Dollars. A. .1. Stunner left Ihlu rt...,.. for Tangent where he will r,B,i short time attending to business I mutters. T. C. Helium luft thin iriunn : for his home at Seuttln iifin.. u,,,h ing a few days in Rosohuiir looking after property Interests. Misses Kva Lenox ami i.ono ols returned last night from Grants Pass where they attendod the Chris tian Endoa'vor convention Mr. and Mrs. V. T Pn.. , turned to their home at Eugene this i afternoon after visiting for a few i days In rtoseburg. rule. The Italian-Americans ure fac'tig all the civic problems that confront every community in America, and are finding work for the unemployed, en couraging agriculture, providing credit, looking out for public sani tation and caring for the poor. They have In fact, even gono the Ameri can towns, where they got their irions one better, and when Italy declared war, sent her army a contribution 380 men, 12 of whom have since been killed, and tneir places filled by fresh Avezzano recruits. nmrat T.y Hvniy Wood. AVEZZANO, ltuly. Feb. 1. rriv mail.) Thanks largely to Italian Americans, Avezzano, which Just a year ago today suffered one of the worst earthquake disasters In the his tory of the world Is tod.-iv aimn.t completely restored city. In Just one year as much has been done towards rebuilding this oltv an has been acocmpllshed at Messina In years mat nave elapsed since it suffered a BlinMnr limel..i. T - '"". in iiiuu nun uu both Instances America played a largo! In the east DEER CREEKJ.PJF ni'iMit Inflamed Eyelids- Hud aail swollen eyelids are quite a common annoyance. Its a ayiiipto.n of eye troubles. There is no U3e in the world applying salves or resorting to other urugs. A permanent cure will come only from the wearing of the right glasses. Our Optical Department can relieve you. Free Consultation. QUALITY SERVICE YOUNG & BUBAR JEWELERS & OPTOMETRISTS i none l wo-ono-F our ItoseburR, OreRon 7: in mid tt:.n I'. M. ADULTS Klc CHILDREN' 5c tt'iach for 'our Helen Holmes Fonluro Every Week. MAJESTIC IT'S DIFFERENT. i'ONKilir THE RED CIRCLE Thu lith eplRoile. Every opl sodo a little belter thnu tlio one before. THE BROKEN COIN Still a very Interesting story, with lots of punch ami thrills in this episode. PATHE NEWS With Pearl White In the gowns she will use in the IRON CLAW, and many other of the latest news. NO BABIFS ALLOWED V, il i Mm Ashor & Call Henry Mrs. W. E. BoBsorman to return tonight from Albany and Lottago Grove where she him 1 1 visiting for the past week. J. S. Young, who h IIH tllintt anr.,..l a fow days In Kosnhuro nii,i i ing to business matters returned to nis home at Portland thlB afternoon Richard Klonim nml Trt... ii. , m 11 uuriuil , wore today awarded final citizenship papers in the circuit conn m Klomm was born in Germany and ir. wnarton in iruiiimi Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Mode ret,.. cd to Hosehurg toduy after spending nuverai nnonllls In Onklnn.l rur They left this afternoon for Kellogg ! i.n.u uiuy win spend sevoral days with rclutlves. Alitoiuobllo owners nttnmi..,. Send us your storage batteries, niag- etoes. starters or generators. We will overhaul them and put them In first class working condition. All work guaranteed and prices reason able. F. K. smith & Co., Suther-""0,'- SliS-mlS i 0,1 "Is way home from Vancouver Deputy Sheriff Uafrety mrt a very pleasant experience in Portland. lie Picked up u nowspaper at the hotel where he was staying and noticed that his cousin, W. E. ltaffety, ot nMuueipnia, was visiting In the metropolis, lie Immediately wont to the place where his cousin was stay ing nud Hie two enjoyed a very pleas lint evening. Mr. T. A. ltaffety. his cousin and his brother, now visiting In Hosehurg, are the only three or this family who bear the name. Hosiery -REELS Outs 10 6 TOMOltliOW THE CREATER WILL A five-part Gold Hoosler Play Ladies! Ni'lHseme Hosiery Is tlio Tiling for You. The iav,. inri.1(.P livi lltp trick. Try a pair and If they don't wear longer than any hosiery you bavo ever worn for a Iik.. price a new pair free. Can you ask aiiythtnK firer than this? i r..N 1V, ;l.v, no,-, $1.0(1 pi:ii paik Harth's Toggery part in the work of restoration, but at Averzano American s.iirlt nn,i Amerlci.n Influence miracles which Just nlain Americnn dollars could not do at Mossinn' When a year ago the enrthnimkn reuueed Avezzano to a mere mass I of ruins, from which only 1,200 peo ple out of a total population of 13, 000 escaped, the news struck a re sponsive chord in the hearts of a particular class of people In Ameri ca. These were the Italian .vi, themselves In yenrs past had lived In ! and emigrated from Avenzano or tho country IniWodlatoly around It. I Thousands of these persons still had relatives there, and the call of blood ss well as tho call of the city of their nativity proved stronger than the call of success they were meet ing with in their new homes in America. i AllllOBt Without execution tlinoo former residents of Avezzano aban doned their prospects In America and returned to succor their relatives and help build up tho city of their bli;th. But In coming back to Italy thoy brought with them more than ,tho few hundred or few thousand ilnlbn-n that the average Italian immigrant J accumulates in America before re turning home. They brought with them also the American spirit. American hustle and American tradi tion. Thoy .brought will them es pecially the remembrance of how San Francisco had raised from Its uins hundreds of them themselves had gone through the 'Frisco quake and they set about doing at Avoz- ano what they had seen Americans do at 'Frisco. The results have amaz ed ail Italy, and especially Jiesslnu, which ten years after Its disaster. hardly has bejiun to lie its old self. Avezzano, whose papulation was re duced from l.'i.OOO to 1 ''Oil In- hi. quake today has 5,000 inhabitants. Aside from possibly 1,000 of the sur vivors who remain hero, the great '"'H; of the remainder are returnui' It i!i:in-Ameicans. That is why Avez- ::tno is growing faster than a boom ' ill America. ': h" government ovtcndcj the same '.ii'' : to Avezzano that was oxtendcu 'r Masslna, but- without the ltalian A'M"rciui9 he results would hardly be what they are today. These en terprising hyphenates of which Italy cud America both have cause to be proud have curried out the demoli tion of 3.500 partially wrecked- hoesoa, braced up 3,700 As will be seen from Lis announcement-card in another colu mn. Chun F. Hopkins will bo a candidate for Justice of the peace for the Deer treek district, the office now held by Ira B. Riddle, who is a candidate for district attorney, and does not seek another term. Mr. Hopkins Is a well known attorney of this city with many years of experience be hind him both here in Roseburg and He is a graduate of ANTLERS THEATRE ii mi.ir.iv x niiviji'ii. jjcssoes Home of TKIAXGLE FEATURES and the nciv SLPEK-KEYSTONE fomclies, oegiiuiim? March 1st, Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday one or tne best law colleges in the east, and a membor of tho Oregon state bar, and Is thoroughly equip ped to fill this vory important of fice, lie Is well known In tho city where he has taken a leading part !a social and fraternal affairs'. He ias always been a republican ifn politics and seeks ,the nomination on ..this ticket. TONIGHT. S PROGRAM. The Great Five Reel PARAMOUNT FEATURI' CONTEST STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Claiming the state chamninimhln but refusing to play games seems to oB tne attitude of the Salem baskei hall team InwnrH tho .. . u ..... uliicI ICH1I1B of the state if their action with the Roseburg squad is taken as an ex ample. At the time Roseburg play ed at Salem the team there Dromls- ed a return erame for FohiMia..., ok Now, however, they cancel the date and refuse to play. A telegram Rent them a few days ago was answered, Slating that they had all dates full and would De unable to play the Roseburg team. Roseburg has won tho undispmci title to tho southern Oregon cham pionship and has beaten some of the best teams In the Willamette valley. At Salem they were defeated on a strange floor and after a long ride, tne score then being very close Hosehurg then defeated Corvallis High at Corvallis. also tho Agt:io r rcshmen and Monmouth High which is one of the strongest of contend ers for state honors. Salem yesterday officially an nounced its claim for the state cha'iinionshlp and will defend its title In a series ot games with some of the Portland teams. The following telegram was sent this morning to the Salem team and on Us answer will depend whether oi not liesoburg will claim, the chi:i:iiioshi;i: Coach Clancy, Salem, Orogon: Wlum Roseburg High met Salem High In Salem, January 25. we at tl::;t time secui-eil n mnminn ..r "Out of Darkness" Featuring the Charming Actress Charlotte Walker Also another of those splendid Paramount Travel Pictures which hav proved so Justly popular. TUESDAY AND AVEDXESDA Y THE EVENT OF THE SEASO.V The Magnificent Eight-Part Spectacular Paramount Photoplay. "The Eternal City" Founded on Hall Calne's great masterpiece of modern fiction. These pictures were made In Rome, Italy, and show actual scenes in this wonderful city so Important In history, among others be- lng the Coliseum, the Castle of St. Angelo, the Forum, the Vatican, etc. Notlilng like this has ever been attempted before, the whole staff and personnel of the Famous Players Company having been transported to Rome, where they remained many weeks, actively engaged In making the various scenes of this great play. . A Revelation in Motion Pictures Please Note: This picture has never been shown in Roseburg before and should not be confused with "THE HOLY CITY" a "otally dif ferent story. Special Prices, this Engagement Only, Adults 2.-,c, Children 15c. ii COMING NEXT SATURDAY, FEBRUARY i-'mii. Part 2 urning Daylight" COMING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2011, "Peg o' My Heart" u..s engage,,,, ., -,Cj S1,(() AEROPLANES MAKE SUNDAY I RAID OVEit ENGLAND BERLIN, Feb. 21. German aero- , , , . ) ed to n.mo, l uunil lll-n-u imililfKM aiHI IOI1I- . i ., dates. I'uiuij minora inui commit 11, Mill rooms, whllo others containing 7,- 000 nioro rooms are being construct ed, nnd have repaired 3,600 of the houses not entirely destroyed. They nave get the water works and the electric light plant in full operation, made It possible for tho sciiools to resume sessions, and are laying out new additions to Aves lano with straight streets and regit-1 lar square blocks, quite after the! American fashion of town building and quite contrary to Italian customs where lrregubir, wandering streets. it-'Liirii pniiui in i... ....-A.i i.. t. nun? nhnrn V - planes raiding England yesterdav, i " ,'""n,"ry -'' Providing bombarded two British tankers, the! wo would guarantee Salem her ex- rim Iran , ' . : n- . - hUUUuuu;u. i uu main: tottering' ' " . agreed ana you promts-1 railway station and docks of T.ove- CnilCO Ol' rli'inir,, ..pii.!.. ... i "in 111 mil; Hoseburg's only d6fe.it nun j at Salem, hence, wo demand and nro I entitled to a return game in j burg on the dates promised us. "We will claim state honors for the present equal to yours. Hence, , you must come to Roseburg and de- fend your title or relinquish your I claim. I "Roseburg High has recently won j in basket ball the undisputed cham pionship of south Oregon. We will challenge you in the Portland papers later. "We will guarantee Salem High all stoff were hit repeatedly Other German aviators simultan eously raided Furness, Popperinghe, Amiens and Luneville, along the western front, the statement said. It was reported that th lirlii, i, successfully attacked the Germans occupying the ground recently gain ed near Ypres. It Is also said that the Russian attack at Dvlnsk failed. RUSSIANS TAKE THREE MORE TURKISH ITIEs I fBOOTERIEl LSPECIALSJ KltO.NZE GYPSY LACE p9 Jm $3.45 I FOR SALE 100 head of goats. Wil- sen Thiol, Yoncalla, Ore. I 2S9-m20p ROMP Pull 11 Th. 'P..l. r... H.. , . . iuo i ui kb ure ..Menses lor secn men for two re-1 evacuating Bitlls, in Armenia, south BLACK GYPSV liiTmv WHITE STITCHED Hosiery Jj LOST License plate for auto. No. 11.404, 1!1S, finder please leave at News or call 3F4. 2C7-f2j STORACi-: We havo storage space for rent. Douglas Abstract Co. 2ti3-ni20 LOST lied agate brooch, between residence on S. Kane St. and M. E. churoh, South. Finder leave at News office for owner, or phone 30S-J. 265-f2 uirn games or basket I. all tn . played In Roseburg Feb. 25 and 20, said amount not to exceed f too. "Wire at once, out expense. "J. LEWIS JOHNSON. "Coach, Roseburg. n-i uie lime Koseourg played at Salem they were given i?5 nith wnich to defray all expenses, leav ing them about ton dollars short of enough to meet all expenditures which the team had to meet themselves. west of lake Van, Petrograd ronort ed. The Russians havo followed up the conquest of Mush and Achlct, and have occupied all the territory around the lake. Wtlson Thiol, of Yoncalla. was business visitor in Roseburg today. A petition for a county wagon bridge across the county road In line with the road known as the old Rob erts creek and Camas valley wagon road near the present Happy Valley ferry was circulated about town to day, receiving a largo number of signatures. The petition will nrob- ably he taken before the county court in a few davs. ROSEBl'RG BOOTERIE lllllNX IRVIN" Perkins Hldg. Cass St.