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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1916)
i L EIGHT THE EVENING NEWS MONDAY, MAY HO, 1010. Dining Tables Kull quarter sawed Oak Dining Table, heavy plank legs, 48 In. by 8 ft. extension, square pedestal. Special Only $25.00 Flush Rim. 48 In. top, 10 In. Pedestal, 8 (t. extension. full quarter sawed Oak. Special value Only $32.50 Oak Buffets Full quarter sawai Oak Buffet, top 20 In. x 42 In. bevel plate mirror 10 In. x 3G In. One large linen drawer, two silver drawers, two celier ctte compartment s. Only $22.50 Other Buffets -aim lar In construction at $20.00 and irj..-(). See window. A. J. LILBURN & SON Complete Housefurnishers GERMANS NEVER NAD A SHELL LTKE THIS MONSTER FRENCH ARE USING AT VERDUN EUGENIC PRIZES (Continued from page 1.) c 'I nil s i 5 Tffl5MCTt . ' New 400-mlilmctre French shcIL CANIVAL INANCES Alt 10 l GOOD SHAPE Tho oxocutlvo committee of tho elglilh Annual Strawberry carnival have been busy during tho pnst two days figuring Just whero thoy Btand In regard to financial matters. The cash donations from tho mer chants of tho city were better this your than tlmy had boon for several yours previous and to this amount was addod the fund raised by the queen contests, the sale of carnival ' goods and tho dunces and the sale i I of privileges. The committee, states ! that their expenses wero hoavlor this year that they hnvo been during the ' past two or three years, duo to tho fait that more nnd belter prizes wero offered In nearly every department. Although considerable quantity , of carnival goods romalns on hand I the commltto figures that thoy will j have about $ 150 as a starting fund Mary Olivo; D. C. McKay; 89.5. Kathryn; Fred Safely, of Suth erlln; 92.5. Roscoe Imrle; Roscoe Conn; 91.5. Louise Victoria; W. F. Plaman; 92. June Bona; O. A. Curry; 94. Mary Helen; R. J. Hatfield; 96. Alice; E. B. Brlggs; 96. Howard; J. H. Carnes; 97.5. Ruth; Chas Thaorpe; 97. Class 2, One to Two Years. First Prize Walter Carl; H. G. Wilson; 98. Half doz. spoons. Second prize Dorothy Mar; Carl D. Shoemaker; 97. Honorable mention. Third prize Eleanor Evelyn; Maurice L. Henderson; 96.5. Hon orable mention. Nellie Maud; Dell Rast; .95.5. Etnel; O. u. Hunsaker;' 95. Bernese; V. R. Duncan; 94.5. Baby; Ray Banning; 94. Leila Rutn; M. L. Whitney; 93.5. Raymond Daw; E. W. Bartrum, of Sulherlln, 92.6. Junior; T. Q. Haven, Green, 93.6. Hattle Lucille; M. M. Cooper; 92. Laura Mary; Will S. Trites, 93. Hila; J. M. Trefren; 92.5. . Fern Elizabeth; Russell Fieser, of Cleveland, 92.5. Frederick Y.; F. W. Martin; 92.5. Grant Cooper; B. L. Dulley, of Suthorlin; 92. Mary Eileen; F. P. Jones; 92. John Kenneth; Eugene Hennlnger, of Oakland; 92. Margaret E.; C. W. Hughes; 91.5. George; Jesse Shambrook; 91.5. Earl Milton; R. E. Crawford; 91. Kenneth; Elmert Warburton; 91. Charles Ramon; John Lormie, of .Vllbur; 90. CIjkm 3, Two to Throe Years. First prize Artha; A. L. Carter; 99. Half dozen Spoons. Second prize Hazel Juanlta; A. M. Oeland; 98.5. Honorable men tion. Third prize Robert Logan; Bar ton Helliwell; 95.5. Honorable mention. Rule Joan; Howard CalklnB; 95. .V George Win.; Geo. Neunor, Jr., 95.5. Horbert Austin; A. W. Yoktim; 94.5. Inez Margaret; Dr. L. M. Lehr bach; 94. Ruth Roaford; Norman E. Ashby; 92.5. Helen Bernlce; O. A. Currle; 92.5. Cloyce D.; Luther S. Taylor; 93.6. Claudie; J. G. Pearson; 93.5. Mablo; O. J. Edison, of Sunshine ranch, 03.6. Iris Kathlyn; Elmert Ellison, of Oakland; 92. Kathryn Dorothy; Frod Fisher, of Edenbower; 91.6. Frederick Win.; A. H. Voegelein; 90. Gordon Wallace; T. E. Ware, S8. EE20 WINS TROPHY IN ST. ELOI BATTLE for next year. 0 'It 10 U I. 8 O "jjV ms DIFFERENT. Be ANMISSION'-lOe "Ahray. Good Show" TONIGHT'S PROGRAM "The Hooded Helper" The 7th Episode of THE IKON CLAW. Wo do not boo how this story could get any hotter, but It does, every episode Is a little morn thrilling than tho one beforo. "A Fight for a Fortune" 15th Episode of THE GIUI, AM) THE GAME. Tho heat one yet. Thero is only two more, so don't miss any. PA NIK- NKWS Always Interesting A Min i tot s K AIM) NPY TOMORROW THE X KT" Afivo-art Mnslorpicturo. WKDN KSI. V "TIIK TIUI-HU Col," In Five Parts. Tlll'llNDAY "WHO'S Gl Il.TY" FRIDAY "THE l,illfE,"A five part EqultabToTeaTuTeT MATHIIDAY "THE HACK", A Five Part World Feature" HORN To Mr. and Mrs. Webb Pennle. at tho home of Mrs. Pen nies' father, R. M. Wood, In North Roseburg, Monday morning, May 29, a daughter. UORN To the wifo of E. P. Will lams, of West Roseburg, on Sat urday, May 27, 1916, a boy. FORTY-TWO MILLIONS IX I'ORK. WASHINGTON, May 29. Tho senate passed the Rivers and Har bors bill, carrying an appropriation of forty two millions. IMIM' WKATHKK RKPOHT. U. S. Wether Bureau, tocat office. BoeobcTg, Ore., M houn ending ( a. m., May 29, 1916. Precipitation In Inches and hun dredths: Highest temperature yesterday 62 Lowest temperature last night 4 4 Precipitation, last 24 hours ....Trace Total proclpltatlon since first of month 1.95! Vn.v -n . ,,; ,ontn 2.05 1 Total precipitation from Sep- j tember 1, 1915. to date 36.09! Average preclpltntlon from Sep- j tember 1, 1S77 33.59 j ioii excess from Sep tember 1, 1915 3.60 Average precipitation for 88 wet seasons, fSept. to May, . Inclusive SI 01 WILLIAM BELL, Observer A British soldier of the "Fighting Fifth" on his way back from the trenches after the battle of St. EloL ft point south of Ypres. On his steel helmet he has attached a German aele that he captured in the fight. PROGRAM FOR MEMORIAL DAY On May 30, the graves of the de Solo by Clifford Jope. cemeteries, will be decorated by the G. A. R. committees, during the fore noon. In tho afternoon tho follow ing program will be rendered: The G. A. R., W. R. C, Spanish War Veterans, Boy Scouts, and all who wish to toke part In the parade, will moot at the Armory, at 2 p. m. sharp. The parade will be In charge of tho Spanish W'ar Votorans, M. C. Clark, marshal; march to the Sol diers Home cemetery headed by the Juvenile band and flag drill corps. Tho W. R. C. will have charge of the decorating assisted by the flag drill ladies, after which the proces sion will march to the Soldiers Home grove where Comrade Col. Markee will have charge of the following program: Music by Juvenile Band. Roadlng of Orders, Adjt. of Post. Prayer by the Chaplain, an old soldier. Lincoln's Gettysburg Speech, by Why take chances on unclean milk. Order high class JERSEY MILK from Sanitary Dairy Phone 33F23 White Shoes and Mary Janes ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IUVIX HRUN.V Knot That Satisfy. iV-hlns liltlu. . . . Cm St. O. W. YOCNQ I). B. BUB AH Your Eyes Are Priceless In their value to you. They are the windows through which you view Nature and her beauties. Newspapers and books are wearisome to read if your eye-sight la not good. If your eyes bother you, you should Give Them Attention At Once D We can help you. With the aid of the Opthalmoscope and Retin-fSJ OSCOne. va nuleklv nnrl jirwnrntalv tneatn thfl cntlRAR of fiatlltv ViBlon S and correct them with the proper glasses. Consultation free. Prices reasonable. 1 QUALITY SERVICK YOUNG & BUBAR JEWELERS & OPTOMETRISTS Phone Tivo-One-Four Rost'bnrg, Oregon SPRING TROUBLE? Let. us solve your Spring Trouble. We have the latest improved bpring Equip ment best equipped bhop in Roseburg. Try HENDRIE TIRES and forget your Tire Trouble . ' KISNER & MARSH an ofd soldier'. Music by the Band. Vlssiou of the Nations, R. E. Jope. Solo by Mrs. Markee. Band music. Flag Drill by 19 ladies. M. L WEBB, Adjt. Reno Post. CITY NEWS. Mrs. C. W. Clark, who has been visiting in this city for the past week, returned to Eugene this afternoon. Deputy Game Warden J. H. Sykes returned last nlghrTrom Gardiner, where he has been spending sevoral weeks. Mrs. J. F. Gaylor and son, Fred, nu Dr. Bertha E. Sawyer, left this morning for Ashlitod, after attend ing the Grand Lodge session and Strawberry carnival in this city. Mr. Gaylor will remain in this city for a short time until the automobile in which they motored from their home at Klamath Falls is repaired. It was broken In a collision with another car Saturday and repair parts from Portland are being waited. MATESTIO THEATRE TOMORROW Jt I'M Marion Sway ne. Star 1 n "The Net," Thanhouser - Mutual MaBterpicture, Do Luxe Edition. Agnes Mclver returned this morn ing from Cottape Grove where she has been visiting with friends for a few days. antlersi theatreI THE BIG SHOW TOXHJHT TOXKHIT TOXIGliy Your last chance to see MacLynn Arbuckle in the great five-reel Paramount Photoplay. "The Reform Candidate" A fine, clean Comedy, with a moral, fflso a most Interesting Para mount Travelogue, and the third Installment of Bray's Cartoons. ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY Tomorrow and Wednesday, Matinees 2:15; Evenings 7 and 8:45. Metropolitan Vaudeville llONA FIDE "STRAND" ACTS On their way, from the "Strand" theatre In Portland to the Cali fornia "Strand" Circuit. IMPORTANT NOTICE! The vaudeville Act here adverUsed are under the management and immediate control of the Western Vaudeville Managers Association and should not be confounded with the "floaters" or "pickups" commonly featured ia maU pleflire houses. SEE THIS GREAT RILL The Three Russian Musical Marvels One of the greatest musical acts in Vaudeville. The Mayhews Trio Novelty Singing and Dancing Act. Both of these acts have been highly praised by critics In the dally papers of Spokane, Seattle and Portland. In adidtlon to the above, we will show a mag nificent SEVEN REEL PROGRAM OF "TRIANGLE" MOTION PICTURES Matinees Daily t 2: 15 p. m.; Evening performances 7 and 8:45. AdmiMiinn, lower floor and balcony '25c, gallery lBc, children 10c.