The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, March 21, 1916, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextSpecial Values In Card Tables Burrowe's Feather Weight Card Tables, Either Felt or Imitation Leather Tops. Value $4.00. Special Price il $2.25 H Suras IN SESSION First Meeting to Arrange For National Convention. A. J. LILBURN & SON THE COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS P. C.' KNOX FAVORED FOR CHAIRMAN Holier Gaining That Hughe Would Not Decline Some of Old Guard Tlilnk T. K. Impos sible Root Strong, i mi m U. W. YOUNG 1. B. BUI1AI! G'AMPIIKLIGItO.SH. Harry L. Campbell, son of Horace Campbell, of West Roseburg, and MIbb Rebecca Gross, daughter of Win, Gross, of Yoncalla, were mar ried last night at Cottage Orove. The wedding was quiot and attended by HIS TEAM READY TO PUT UP HARD FIGHT ALAC THEATRF. "'"V, OF FEATURES. 7:1.1 TONIGHT H-.4S Tho Popular Star Herbert rawlinson In the Splendid Two Roel Comedy Drama The Family Secret 1HO TWO REEL COMEDY A Scream from Start to Finish I From Beanery To" Billions Featuring the Clovor Com- medloiine ALICE HOWELL Animated News The .News (if the World In Motion Pictures. LATEST WAR MOVIES CARTOONS IIY II Y MAYIOIt MISS PEGGY COKDKAY In the Hrondway Dramatic Feature Bill Donovan. According to baseball statisticians the outlook for tho Yankees in the coming soason is the most encourag ing since tho Americun lcaguo team was established in New York. If the talent which has been addoj to the club comes up to expectations, Hill Donovan's team should figure in tho pennant race prominently. The Awakening of Patsy 1 I'n'iuliii' I'nliKv (wliiisln Rig Show at Small Prlco. adults i or run, iui, ,v Coming Thursday, Charllo Clmiilln In the three reel com edy CHARLIE'S FIRST VACATION. a few rolatlvos and frioiuls only. Mr. Campbell was ruined an(i edu cated In Roseburg, but for two years has managed tho Campbell farm at Rice Hill. Ho has a host of boy hood friends who will bo interested ill his mairlago. Mrs. Campbell Is a native daughter of Orogon, and Is a popular young lady In the young er circles of tho northern part of the county, where sho hits lived much of her life. She Is a niece of John Qioss, who lives near Sittherlin. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell will make tliolr homo at Rico Hill, and will visit his parents hore In n fow days. Mr. Campboll Is a brothes of Mrs. Geo. Nounor, Jr., and Airs. Earl Strong, of thin city. ASK FOR and GET HORLICK'S TSE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK C!up substitutes coat YOTJ same pries. MAJESTIC THEATRE! IT'S DIFFERENT TODAY TheSilentTrail A Thrilling Tale of I.ove and Rovongo In tho Woods. An Out-Door Picture that will appeal to you. "Wild Jim, Reformer" Till' Is a Strong Western Drama with a runch. "Mischief and a Mirror" Its a Comedy uud a good ono. "Sammy's Douh-ful Romance" Hie new screaming lilt of tho Sammy Series. Tho Dough Flics and the tun follows tho dough. TKM CENTS xo Any M ,,; ,x ,. Ks,, yK t,KNTS TOMllltltOW "AS A WOMAN SOWS" A flvo part G a union t Feature IMPORTANT NOTICE On and after Saturday April 1st. 1916. the prlco of admission to this theatro wll be as follows: Adults 15 cents, children lOccnts This change has becomo necessary and unavoidable owing to tho rnornimie Increase In operating expenses. CHICAGO, March 20. Dr. Nicho las Murray Butler, president of Co lumbia Univcrslay, Is tho latest pos sibility considered Ifor "keynoter" of tho republican national conven-. Hon next June. Dr. Butler second ed the nomination of Tart in the 1912 convention and, as chairman of the resolutions commltee, was chief drafter of the Taft platform. It was said that his name was taken up late this afternoon by the sub committee of the republican national organization, which is mooting here. Progressive leaders, who anneaied In the offing to watch developments. argued that the Intimation that Dr. Butler might bo the keynoter is further Indication that the central fight In the convention will revolve around Theodore Roosevelt and Will Urn Barnes, of New York. The sub committee took no vote and Its dis cussion of candidates ;was purely tentative. Five Others Mentioned. Herbert S. Hadley. of Missouri. and Phllandor C. Knox, of. Pennsyl vania, are also nromlnenllv mon- tloned as likely temporary chairmen. Henry Cabot Lodge. Governor Chase S. OBborn, of Michigan, and .Senator uorah are also considered still In the running. Governor Franklin S. Murphy, of New Jorsey, snid atten tion was focussed at the morning session on a wostern man, but he said it was not Senator Uorah and that he would represont a district not as far west as Borah's. Ex-Governor Murphy la in favor 'of postponing the naming of a tem porary chairman until the April meeting. Asked as to his choice for a presidential candidate, he re- ' piled: "Senator Root, first, last' and ' all the tfmo. Republican lenders will not consider Roosevolt or any other man who wrecked the renub- llcnn party. Thoy do not think he can bo nominated, or eloctcd In tho event he is nominated." The Hitghos sentiment appeared to be growing, although sevoral of tho committeemen' are strong for F.llhu Root. Definite annouiiee- ' ment was made by Chairman Hilles j that Sonntor Root would not at-! J tond tho convention this year. This I eliminates him as temporary chalr i man. , Chlof developments of the day may be summarized ns follows: I 1 A prevailing opinion among the committeemen that Justice Chas. Kvan Hughes has the "call" on the white houso nomination and that Justice Hughes' ropeated doclaia- Hons that he is not a candidate does not signiry that ho would decline a nomination If tho convention stam peded to him. 2 Declarations from sonic of the old guard, among thorn Franklin Murphy, ex-govornor of New Jersey, that Roosevolt Is "Imposlble," and.) , If nominated, would bo defented. j 3 Kllinlnntlon from the lists of prospects for temporary chairman of ; loaders who ranked as presidential : aspirants. I 4 Appoaance of a well-defined j report that Philander C. Knox ap ' pears to bo a favorite In tho formal ; discussion of candidates for "key noter". I Members from the east took a firm stand In their demand that the tem porary chairman should bo a solid substantial business man. whose con servation will reassuro tho business Interests of tho country. These mem bers from the fur west urged that a western man be chosen, preferably a man of progressive tendencies, to forestall any criticism hy the bull mooser. Chief among the commit teemen taking this attitude was Ralph Williams, of Oregon, who said: "Wo ought to do the thing that vill reunite the republicans mid progressives . Out west the progres sives arc all back In the old party, and I do net want to see this con vention do anything that will again dlvldo It. I would not raro If the progressives run the convention." F.asterners raised their eyebrows nt this riuilral talk. Ex-Governor Murphy said that any man of proved stnndlng mid ability will be satis-factory. You Buy Trouble when you Invest In "ready-made" or bargain" glasses. If you need glasses at all you need good glasses made specially to meet your Individual needs by an optician who knows how. And of course the first step Is an ' accurate examination of the eyes ! by on accredited Optometrist. ! We examine eyes by the most approved scientific methods and fit you with glasses that are guaranteed to give the most complete satisfaction. A. S. Huey Co. Optometrists HEADACHY PEOPLE People who are bothered with persistent headaches ought to get suspicious mat it is caused by their eyes. Properly fitted Glasses have cured more headaches than all the medicines In creation. Glasses are a pleasant remedy, too, and a lasting one. For if glasses will stop a headache they will keep it stopped. If you are troubled with headaches, maybe we could assist you to get rid of It. It will cost you nothing to find out, "anyway. Consultation free. QUALITY SF.HVII E YOUNG & BUBAR JEWELERS & OPTOMETRISTS Phone Two-One-Four Roseburg, Oregon TRUSTEES CALL MASS MEETING (Continued from page 1.) acre. Land which will not produce this amount will not be accepted by the company, and the average should be nearly twice that amount. Thus the porest land they accept wTil net the grower $15 per acre and the average should be several times this amount. It is expected to nave several hun dred acres signed up for this year. so that the profits to be exnected can I be determined, and if the ventures pay well, an endeavor will be made to secure the necessary 5000 acres next year and assure a factory for Roseburg. Farmers who have been consulted have expressed their will ingness to try a few acres this year, and the sugar company agrees to pay $4.75 por ton f. o. b cars here, which is but 25c per ton less than the Grants Pass lpwer gets. Farmors and ail 'who are Interest ed aro urged to 'be present at this meeting, md any questions In re gard to tho production of this crop will be answered fully by the reD rosentatlveg of this concern. The Oregon-Utah Company are Cnnltallz ed at about $10,000,000, and are amply able to carry out their con tracts. In any event, whefher a fac tory Is established here or not, the growers will have an opportunity to tost out the capabilities of their land to produce beets and are assur ed a market for-'iwhat they raise. The Commercial club 13 taking a great Interest In securing new crops for Hits county, .with the Idea of making the laud more productive and Its owners more prosperous. other crops are also being lnvestl gated, and It Is the intontlon of the club to make exhaustive tests of the various crops and of their adantn bility to this valley. The government has stated In one of their recent bullotlns that this section of the United States is emin ently suited for the production of many drug plants which uav a handsome profit to tho grower, and an Investigation Is now beina made In this direction. The Roseburg Commercial club Is living un to Its promise to do something for the residents of Its community, and Is receiving many words of encourage ment for Its work from those who were formerly merely lukewarm or ANTLERS THEATRE p WEliXER & KOLLER. Lessees Exclusive Homo of TR1AXGLE and Paramount Motion I'IctuiV) Features. Always tho Best TONIGHT'S PROGRAM "Triangle" Pictures Tonight BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM The Splendid Five Reel Triangle-Fine Arts Feature "Sable Lorcha" A weird and mysterious story of Oriental Revenge, featuring Tully Marshall and Thomas Jefferson. Also the Rollicking two-reel Keystone Comedy. 1 "His Father's Footsteps" Featuring the great and only Ford Sterling. Adults lOe Children Sc COMIXG THURSDAY AND FRIDAY MARIE DORO In the great five-reel Paramount Picture "The White Pearl" A Marvelous Photoplay. Don't miss this. Also a new and up-to- uam raramount fictlgraph PREPAREDNESS PICTURES SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! NEXT SUNDAY AXD MONDAY Latest European War Pictures 5,000 feot (five reels) of thrills and action. Actual Battle scenes, the work of the Red Cross, action of the 42 C. M. Guns, the Kaiser mobilizing his army, German fleet in Kaiser Wllhelm Canal. ' Everything Now and Never Shwn hero before. Lively, Genuine, Truo Pictures of the Greatest E .ent In History. Also the 4 reel Paramount Feature "BLACKBIRDS" and a, new and interesting Paramount Travelogue. 10 Reels, tho biggest nnd be t Show ever Offered, 10 Reels ADMISSION, ADULTS IWc, ClULDREN 10c. IMPOHTAXT NOTICE On and after Saturday April 1st, 1916. the price of admission to this theatre will be as follows: Adults, lbc, children 10c. This change has become necessary and unavoidable owing to the extra ordinary increase in operating expensed. entirely Indifferent to its efforts. While the Commeclal club will give Its hearty encouragement to the test of the sugar Industry here, It Is also making Investigations in those com munities where the industry has al ready been established to learn m- sults obtained in other section. This experience will be available before land is finally signed un for the fiv ! year term, which is the condition for the establishment of B factory. Relieve Your Aching Feet This is the Stove Polish YOU Should Use TfMRV I mmM OSS. TTS dlfFerxnt , I others because fnoi e care U t:ll:en In th ..LI.,.. and the materials used are or1 lugiier grade. Black Silk Stove Polish . . ,; l " " r,::mry sl.ive Cy! , . 1 'ln,"-""'.'io Mow niKlsuiJ .v., i iv.i it r'-'.'.S''u.Z XX 11 JolnlKl.jia1yJrf(0VIMyuulIy EVck Silk Stove Poliih Works V Sterlins, IlKnoit " ' -.'-l '. r u.on ci:,,:?v. P WANTED Farm work by the month. Am new comer, married. A fair milker and can handle horses; Jam thoroughly reliable. Address Glen M. Johnson, Eugene, Ore., gen. del. 377-m25p Time to Get Measured For That Easter Suit SIMON CARO'S I.KADIXH CUTIIIEn Agent Rest Tailoring Co. IN OUR ORTHOPEDIO DEPARTS! EXT WE CARRY AT ALL TIMES A COMPLETE LINE OF MODERX CORRECTIVE APPLIAXCES. IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM FLAT FOOT, HROKEX 1K)WV INSTEP, Oil HAVE AXY TRoriiLF. WJTIt YOUR FEET COME AXD SEE US, WK'I.I. TELUYOU WHAT TO DO. Roseburg Booterie IRVIX I1RUXX. Shoes That Satisfy. Perkins ISIdg. . . strw, 'i.