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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1916)
MOVIES ARE VILE AXD SHOULD UK UNDER STATE MANAGEMENT LAWRENCE, Kans., March 21. "Kansas should take over and man age the motion picture business as It has the publication of text bonks, declared William A. McKeever head f !'"" ('''' i V- -if;i,.; ile:irtm'-ttt of MFS. ASTOIt, GIVING TIME AND MONEY TO VAR RELIEF, MAKES PLEA FOR ENGLAND SparKIins Q Delicious Kansas Unlvomfy in an Interview : y today. "Tho r'otlon picture business lslf: today force," vet it .:iui' '.i. intent educational n. ',r. "Ml.. of eomi:iL-. "A liticatof?! I;. ''"lit of rr.o- 'ill! (Ci"' : r- -f f lion .. 'ii o:; "'v:'.'!, a: i ' s Ji I'" '' " " ' wiry1 W&mI VI' J' &w Mrs. John Mrs. John Astor, of New York, who has (riven much 01 ricr time ano knoney to war relief in England during tho last year and a half, believes Americans have been somewhat inarticulate in expressing good-will toward fthe Britisli people in their fight. She says there is no ill-feeling in England Ugainst America, but that the British people beliove the two nations should 'be bound more closely together by tho Anglo-Saxon ideal, .J'l'llLIO HPKAYIXU SCHOOL, WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY The publlj sinaylng school (or apple scab conducted by I'rof, W. S. Brown.i extension horticulturist of the Oregon Agricultural Collego -will open with a lecture meeting "Wednesday, March 22, at 0 a. m., at 'tho Gem, thoatro In Sutherlln, In the afternoon following this moot-! Ing, the weathor conditions dicing favorable, the public spraying dem onstration will oe given in the c-oop- erntlvo demonstration orchards of "W. 15. 8t. John and W. 8. Duer or chards. TIiIb apple scab or "pink" spray will bo appllod Approximately at the tlmo when the blossom buds begin to Beparato In the cluster and show pink, or before the blossom buds v aro Just about to burst. Umo-sulphur at n dilution of about 1 to 3 will bo used In this work, llowovor, those fruit growers not having a suf ficient supply of lime sulphur on band, will no doubt find It nocos Hnry to Bpray with Bordeaux mix ture 4-4-nO, as thoro Is now a short- , ngo of itme-ntilnhur In this county. fe-i Net Contcnta 15 Flnid Drtftn . . ...hi,,! . 'i null CKNX l l'l-.l..l.1..DK,nrh.WlirM simnatinttlUcfowlniiJIW lTomoksllivVMumflifn lic.ssmii!hVst.ConUiM Opiumlor()ufuciii)rfuucai irr Naiu-otic. Ajx-rfrviwnway :..!. Srihll!lCll.DUini"". jac.MnuieSinntnrot mi Exact Copy of Wrapper. 1 Astor. EOK SALE. West Side Grocery. All stock fixtures, horso, wagon. B. C. BENSON Receiver. Room 4, Com. Club. Building. 331-tf . FH.HJJ L. STRANG, Frutt Inspector for Douglas County FOR KALE. OK TRADE. Jorscy h'lfers and cows, fresh rind to freshen soon, $36.00 to $05.00, Quo nice small saddlo horse, good driver, $40.00. One good pack mare, $40.00. One 1000-lb. black Peroheron horso, $140.00. Oliver plows, for any soil, riding, walking and tractor. Full line John Deere iinplomoHts, Fairbanks-Morse en gines, lighting planls, windmills water systoms, wagon scules, plat form scales, and spray outfits. Willamette Silos. Buggies, wugons and auto trailers. For nil Imple ments on the farm, Boe Slgnor, at the Farmers Feed Shod. 305-dswal CASTOR! For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CAST UK M the school' fund. It could do vastly N irr than TlirouKh the riKht "n'r-ftlon of films and especially thror?h thf usf of films made to l-( o"'r)r hy art'-,t3 with educational nsipht., -(lie state could create for r!Finp generation a new set of high idealB. "0)r state censorship has done a coiuanoiis and commendable work,, hut it Is placed hy the law at tho osinic end of the game. Seventy- fivo per cent of the films shown in (Kansas tod3y are (cheap land medicore productions. About half of them are depictions of some base crime or other form pf human depravity. "Thoao shows are breaking down our Elgh ideals of moral integrity 3nd Christian ciitzenshlp. Thus the thousands of acts of altruistic suf fering, sorrow, sacrifices and other forms of virtue are crowded out of nuns, while theft, murder, robbery lamny nrawis, sexuai sin ana un- j cleanness are played up under a a veneer of fine clothes and a glare of bright lights. & Thus, through its subtle Influences 4 in breaking down the ideals of the ' 4, family, of Christian worship and ser-j vices, the science of motion pictures is being permitted to blast the "Rock of Ages." I You're strong and well That's pleasant. You hope to remain so That's natural. You may be disappointed That's possible You need protoctfon now That's evident. Better start today That's wisdom. You want the bast That's proper. Guarantee Fund Life That's it. Reserve fund over $1,000,000.00 That'B Important. Home office, Omaha, Neb. Thnt's tho place. Delays are dangerous THAT'S ALL. Protection at reasonable cost. M. F. Rice, representative, Rosoburg, Orogon. 357-m28 (JAHDKX VAI.I.KY StM'IAIi MEKTIXfi An Interesting meelng of the Gar den Valley Improvement society wns held on Friday at the home of Mrs. Brndford. There were two appli cation for membership, and the two Indies In question. Mrs. Rufus Wood and y.re. Carl Slater, were unani mously elected . Mrs, W. Sussmilch was present and this being her first meeting with the society Blnce her recent return from tho east and California, where she has been visit ing, she was warmly welcomed. She has been much missed during the winter. great Two competitions caused deal of amusement and Mrs. R. Cal houn was the winner of both, Mrs. Rradford, the hostess, recited a fav orite poem. After a very enjoyable luncheon was served, tho meeting was ad journed until March 31, when tho society will meet at tho home of Mrs. H. Oelkers. WEIRD STORY OF "THE SAIII.K UMSCHA. then a lunch of cake and coffee was Around Chinatown and tho mys- served. terious manner of Chinese revenge j G. A, Kochin has been hauling runs tho plot of "The" Sable Lorcha," j some fine broccoli to Roseburg the the Tlrnngle-I'lne Arts production last couple of weeks. which will be shown at (ho Antlers; Mr. and Mrs. Rearlck, of Garden: theatre tonight and tomorrow. Tullj j Valley, were callers in our burg ; Marshall depicts facially all the cun-j Sunday afternoon. I nlng and malice Inherent In Chinese E. Bates, of Coles Valley, was character as John Soy, Thomas .let-jdrtvlng on our streets Monday morn ferson as Donald McNii h, had blown Ing. ! up a Chinese yacht or lorcha. de stroying a hundred yellow men. Two partners of McNish escape, being Soy snd an Irish adventurer. Mur phy. Though failing In Severn! at tempts to gain revenge by killing MrN'Ich, tho pair continue in their purpose and enlist in their aid one of the powerful secret societies In Chinatown. Murphy mlstaklnitly takes Robert Cameron, a wealthy and respected brother of Donald, for! the latter. After several warnings by notes, Robert Cameron takes Ectilts Lid oa L'rauht ai the HcCLALLEFJ HOTEL GEO. W. LILL, Prop. 133 " 17 VK.VHS IX TIIK GAMK. W'e have been in business in Roseburg for over seventeen years and have always noticed tlu.l the fellow that "hollers" Trust Is the fellow that Is "slip pin", he Is being undersold by the other fellow. The other fel low offering better quality, bet ter service and handled in a clean sanitary way. Our busl- ness Is built on quality first, price being a second considera tion. We believe this Is so with the buying public. Price is a poor trade builder without quality. We will de pend on quality for our future success. MRS. A. C. KIDD & SON. We Trust that the public Trusts us. Thi3 is tho only Trust that exists. 303-m24 refuge on his yacht with his daugh ter's lover. Cameron is kidnaped, and Clyde, the lover, goes to China town seeking for clews. McNish Is set upon by two Chinamen in front of Robert Cameron's Fifth avenue house and Is taken into the home of his brother. Cameron is taken to his home, where he sees his dyl'i? brother, and the mystery of tho many attacks on is life is explained by him in the destruction of the sable lorcha and tho subsequent mistake ' as to the identity of Robert Cameron. Mr. Jefferson plays both brothers. Following "Sable Lorcha." will be a rollicking two reel Keystone Com edy, "His Fathers Footsteps," fea turing Ford Sterling. CLEVELAND ITEMS The rain Saturday night was wel comed by those that have plowing to do yet. David Good has been setting out an addition to his orchard. Spraying for the scale is about dono in this vicinity. Plums, apricots, peaches and early cherries are In 'bloom once more which looks some better than I the January weather we had this winter. R. S. Hutton. of Garden Valley, has started to plow first acroBS the tlver from here with his Bull trac tor. Mrs. Myrtle Roberts, of Prairie City, Ore., Is here visiting her father, Mr. Maddox, and brothers Ben and Lee. The party givon at F. A. and Carl j Becker's new house last Saturday was a grand success. Everyone en joyed themselves till a late hour, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hall made a flying business trip to Roseburg Mon dy. HI XTEU'S SPRAY. Spray that orchard with Hunter's Lime-Sulphur Solution. Strength and purity absolutely guaranteed, recom mended by the fruit Inspector for Douglas county, endorsed and sold b the Untpqua Valley Fruit t'nlon. 189-dswtf - I You Go Out AVHHS YOim CLOTHK3 HAVE A TOITH HKHF AX IDEA 'iim;iishi:s the CTititExr For Smart English Models with plain or plaited back3 v. n r-commend to your early attention our SOPHOMORE CLOTHES for Young Men and Men ol Youthful Tastes. S15.00 TO S27.5G We have a big assortment of the famous 1!Ai:i:y snoi::i, xew pigeon toes, English lasts, SORTED CLOTH TOPS, BUTTON AND LACE. ! You'll say our New Neckwear Is Beautiful. They make you think of Spring. 2.1c, SOr, 7oc, S1.00 and $1.50. No two alike. M MMBWIIB Milan Jtf,IHJi.'lll,TIBWaift fi..ia!Jjga5 it Ii I STOP HTTHE GRAND HOTEL CASS STREET ROSEBURG Mrs. F. D. Owen Cut Flowers, Potted PlanU, Funeral Designs, Wedding Bo queta, etc JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF FERNS OF 'ALL KINDS Roseburg, Oregon. Hosiery Ladies! Xutatwine Hosiery Is the Thing for You. The Havel Barrier dcH-a the trick. Try a pair and if they don't wear longer than any hosiery you have over worn for a 1ik price a ncw pair free. Can you ask anything fairer than this? PRICES 2.V, 3,-Sc, BOc, $1.00 PER PAIR Harth's Toggery Hosiery Feeling Right TIIK 101(1 IKM, FOK THKKK'9 THKHE THAT SHARPLY mode from past fashions. -Ml M WssSssss AS- RAILROAD. MAP Just issued. Shows location of new.propoeed Roseburg Railroad to timber. All plntted lands shown, together with roads, trails, schools, donations and lots. Val uable to land owners and timber men. Price $2.50. L. G. HICKS Engineer, P. O. Box 447 Tlosoburu .... Oregon Why are Sunday dinners usually the best? I Because tho better tlio day the bettoi i tlio meal. I Meats forSunday Dinners Our Long Suit A LIBERAL AMOUNT OF SUET WITH EACH FINE UOAST THAT SUITS EVERY GOOD COOK. AMONG OUR BOASTS ARE OUR SUNDAY ROASTS. THEY SHOULD GRACE YOUR TABLES. hi S3 A H r n El i THE ECONOMY MARKET ' Phone 8-8 4 i 1
