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THE EVKNIJiQ NEWS TTESIIAY. JTXE 0, 1010.
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BIG JEFF TESREAU
McGRAW'S ONE CARE
D. II. IIUBAR
Dining Tables
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FEAR THAT FOOD
WILL GIVE OUT
The June Brides
To the friends of the Brides to be we wish to inform you
that wo have a nice line of Hawkes Cut Glass, Plckards Hand
t..i.,..i ni,i iMn nA fnm m unit v Plated Flat Ware and the
Full quarter sawed Oak Dining Table, heavy plank
legs, 48 In. by 6 ft. extension, square pedestal. Special
Only-$25.00
Mothers and Fairfax and other beautiful "patterns In Sterling Sll-
Flush Rim, 48 In. top, 10 In. Pedestal, 8 ft. extension,
full quarter sawed Oak. Special value
. -are, Seth Thomas clocks and Pyraiin ivory ana aiauy ..
articles which are very useful and much appreciated by the
''rid' s. All silver engraved trie of charge.
QUALITY SUlt Vll'K
Civilians Must Refrain From
Meat For Two Months.
Only $32.50
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Oak Buffets
Full quarter sawo 1 Oak Uuffot, top 20 In, x 42 in.
Iiovcl pluto mirro 10 In. x 30 in. ,
Ono large linen driwor, two silver drawers, two coller
elto compartment s.
Only $22.50
Othor Duffets similar In construction at $30.00 and
(ptiu.no. See window.
A. J. LILBURN & SON
Complete Hjusefurnishers
CROP EXPERIENCED LAST YEAR
Job of (.crnuuiy'tt "Food Dictator'
Is to Tuko the & trundle Hold
Out of IUocIumIu Made
liy The liiidsJi.
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ENGLISH CLAIM
BERLIN, Juno 0. Oroat Ilrit
ian's claim, .(., victory ,ln tho nuval
fight of Wednesday la taken as an
nomnous Joko by all (iormany. The
claim Is not t-von accorded tbo dig
nity of serious attention. It doeB
not 'arouse Ire or resentment, hut
mirth only.
'Yes," said one official, "Orcat
Britain won an enormous tactical
victory. About two more such tac
tical victories and tho British uavy
would bd reduced to row boats."
"Tho OorniHiiH realize Just the po
sition Groat Urltaln Is in. For years
they have been 'boasting of Hlioir
Iirc.'loss navy. Along carno ral lua&
fighting ami England did not take
full part, hut I'lwuys referred to
Its pcorliwH navy the unbeatable
prldo of the sens which, .when the
tnotnent catmn, 'would .smash Gor
aiany forever. ' It was the navy
which was "going to dig the rats
out of tlmii' liult'S."
Then cJiiuo the flght anil when the
smoke of balillo cleared uwny, tho
pride of the ltrltish naVy was at tbo
bottom of tho North sea mid the Gor
man fleet wa3 riding safety at an
chor la its home port, according to
the German view.
The Germans point out Hint the
IlrltlHh admiralty was almost forced
to prevent the shock of thu worst
unval drubbing of the war from-proving
too heavy a depressant ou tho
English people.
Wheu tho claim of tho llritlsli that
heavy German battleships were do
struyed Is mentioned, Gorman offi
cials smile blanilty and ink:
"Why doesn't the llrlllsh udiiilr
ilty naime It. It should be easy
enough if they were sunk. We were
not at a loss to name the llritlsli
Jilps which went down."
The Gorman elalm that the present
llritlsli policy of rerusliiK to admit
Is own complete losses nml asserting
xtnimoly heavy loiwes for the enemy
is on par with tliolr sstem of dis
tributing news throughout thu war.
Admiral von Tirpltz. resigned. Is
ne of tho several persons who li:ivo
FOKSAKES SOCIETY
TO BECOME A NUN
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Miss Lconore Mejia.
T" u ".thing the brilliancy and gayetj
the life that she has enjoyed as-s
i.ivorits member of the younger set
titti Francisco, Miss l.eonore
.mji:i, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
lineal nacion Mejia, has surprised
hrc friends by the announcement that
sh.- is planning to enter the religious
!ifg at the novitiute of the Sacred
Heart Convent in New York. Her
father, who is wealthy, is consul
.'.rom Salvador at San Francisco.
been warmly cougrat lifted on ac
count of tho victory.
Kmperor , William Is expected to
review the victorious German fleet
at Wllholmshuvon today. ' He went
there last night.
I.ADIF.S SHAMPOO IWIil.OKS
1 have Jus! opened a parhir for
ladles shampooing, scalp treat
ment and f:irlal massage.
Over IS years experience. My place
Is clean, respectable and prices moiU
erale. -find 1 invito tho patronage of
the Indies of Itosehurg and vicin
ity. Madame Ithoads. 2"9 W. Wash
ington St., across from new school
house. 673-JlOp
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HUDAY -niK WARNING"
HATKIillAY A lira llraily in "THE It.VI I.I T GIUI,"
W.MING "Til K 8KCIIKT OF TI1K Dl'IIMAlllNK"
Note the following exclusive in
terview with llurr von Batocki, ob
tained by a United press correspond
ent at Berlin, Is believed to be the
lirst interview g.-antcd by Iiatoc:
since he was appointed to office. It
It a remarkably frank discussion oi
Germany's food problems. It is
worthy of notu that It was delayed
several days In transmission, evi
dently having been hold up by 'the
German censor and given careful
consideration before being passed.
' Ily Carl Y. Ackcrmail.
(United Press Staff Correspondent.)
BERLIN, via wireless to Sayvillo,
May 27. (Delayed.) Civilians In
Germany must eat no meat for Jthc
next eight weeks, Herr Adolph von
Datocki, Germany's new food "dic
tator" now holding one of the niout
important posts in the empire, told
the Unllo-" Press today, in a frank
dicusslon of the food situation ns
he found it on assuming office last
week.
This regulation, the new food min
ister said, shautd cause no alarm In
Germany and no elation in the
camps of Germuny's enemies.
"If the coming harvest is only
modiuni," he said, "the starvation of
Germany through the ltrltish block-
ade Is out bf the question."
"The Beige" of Germany, Herr von
Batockl said, has Just begun. The
coming eight weeks may cause some
discomfort to those Germans who
Are fond of meat. Furthermore, the
meat shortage is apt to continue for
at least three months, he declared
frankly; '
"The cattle are lean now, because
of a poor harvest In 1915," he said.
"They cannot be slaughtered now.
We must wait until thoy are fatten
cd on past in ago. But meanwhile we
have , enough meat for our military
hospitals and places where It Is urg
ently needed.
"At all oventB there is enough
food in Germany, but it is necessary
that civilians eat no meat for the
next eight weeks. Starvation is out
of the question, hut wo must consid
er not only tho present food situa
tion but tho situation during the
coming winter. In order to insure
a supply for this winter, we must en
meat sparingly during tho summer.
Probably meat cards will he Issued
throughout Germany nnd there will
bo a few meatless weeks.
"The cause of tho present short
age la tho bad harvest last year. If
tho harvest this year Is even medium
tho food sltiin,tion will begin to Im
provo the middle of July or the first
of August."
Herr von natocki's job Is tm take
the strangle hold nut of the British
blockudo. He must prevent the. star-1
vation of Germany by her enemies, j
He must provldo equitable distribu
tion of the nation's food supplies.
He has done much already and by '
keeping tho public well Informed re-'
gat-ding The food situation nnd oh-1
taining public co-operation, ho ex-'
pects to do much more.
To undertake this task, an Ameri
can must Imagine the United States
bloc'-'!, no corn to fatten the cat-'
tlo nnd 'each person provided with
hnlf a pound of eat, a fifth of a pound i
of butter, war bread and plenty of i
vegetables each week. He must Im
agine, too, that the United States Is!
at war, with nil her able bodied men.)
fighting and two million prisoners.
the population of Poland, besides
sixty flvo million Americans to feed.
Then ho must Imaglno the Job con
fronting a national food department
with authority to regulate what one
buys and eats.
Next Sunday, representatives of
the larger German cities will come to;
Berlin for a conference at which ar
rangements will bo made for the es
tablishment of food depots, where
cooked food w ill be sold nt cost. This
scheme has been tried already In
some places with good results. Trav
elers arriving from tho rural dis
tricts report the crop prospects ex
cellent. The farmers declare the pres
ent weather n gift from providence
to the German people. Ambassador!
: (A V !'j WOffl
Jeff Tesreau.
With the Giants dohi a woncten'uT
clip toward the top the only cave
MupKsy McGraw can nieniion is the
indifferent perfonrrances of -len Tes
reau, who has not managed lo show
nil the class this season that was
anticipated. For the past month or
more Jeff seems to have been rather
listless anil an iniury to his hard
beld him back.
Gerard, returning from his huutiiiK
lodge, reported tho rye four feet
high.
Ta the Boy Scouts of Roseburg
who started this morning on a hike
to tho coast: .
YOUNG & BUBAR
JEWEIiEKS & OITOMETRISTS
I'lione 'iVo-One-Fou
Itosiburg, Oregon
T() RECKON WITH
CHICAGO, June 6. What politic
al party will officially be handed the
support of -4,000,000 women's votes
in the eleven "free" states at the
November national election?
This question, 'the. most import
ant in the woman's party convention
meeting here -this week, was to be
docided today by suffrage delegates
when they assemble this afternoon
at the Blackstone theatre. The wo
man's party expects to place this
vote where It will do the most good
in helping to bring shout national
equal suffrage. Political parties are
o be given to understand that "suf
frage first" is the womans party mot
to and that party platforms expect
ing to catch woman votes must be
built .accordingly. A mass meeting
will be hold tonight nt which 'prom
inent political leaders will speak.
Tomorrow. 40,000 women will
parade to Impress the men politic
ians with tho strength of suffrage.
The New York state banner to be
carried in the paradeers hand
wrought by women artists in New
York. It was designed by Miss
Alice Goldthwalte, artist, and
among the womn working on it
were Miss Alice Morgan Write,
sculptor. Mrs. Norman doR. YVhite
botise will carry the banner at the
head of the New York state contingent.
S. A. Phillips, of this city and J. D.
Zurcher, a former citizen, both took
the Grand Chapter degrees at the
meeting held In Albany yesterday.
Mr. Phillips and S. S. Josephson
were the delegates from tho Laurel
Chapter of Rosehurg, the former go
ing on to Portland, and the latter
returning home at the conclusion of
the sessions.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature
To Roseburg fair and duties there
Wo bid a short adieu;
We're on u iiike, just what we like,
What all good scouts should do.
Chorus
And its marching, marching, march
along the way;
Camping, camping, camp where e'er
. we may '
In the sheltered grove or by the
open shore,
Where the toaming breakers of the
ocean roar.
With shout nnd song wo'll march
along,
From morning sun till gloom,
When camp fire bright will cheer
" the night
And all our camp Illume.
The shndos of night will not affright, J
We'll see no dangor there, i
While God Is near we -will not fear !
Hobgoblin, cougar, bear.
When morn shall come, like bees
we'll humi i
Get breakfast, break up camp, .:
Along the pike resume our hide.
And merrily will tramp. J. M. :
To Our Friends and Patrons
We are now located in ou
warehouse on Winchester
Roseburg Feed & Fuol C
give you better service t
We can market your Frui
obtainable, and sell you a
wo handie at the Lowest
Give us a call, and let u
you both In handling wh
you what you havo to buy
r new quarters in the Creason
St., formerly occupied by the
o., whore we are prepared to
ban ever.
ts and Produce at Highest Prices
ny of the lines of merchandise
prices possible.
s show you what we can do for
ut you have to sell and selling
Umpqua Valley Fruit Union
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