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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1916)
v. KVUMNfi SUV- FATimAY, JUNE 10, 1010. 6 DC "1 Get your Money's Worth! WHEN the Jarflmrf Rubber Factory in the World, With a 47-year EXPERIENCE in Rubber-workintf, and, A 47-year RECORD of Business-Integrity, Good-faith, and Snuare dealinp; behind it, ,, ..,.,., Makes the following deliberate Statement, you can well Art-OKI to lielirve it. Here is the' Statement: MONEY can't build BETTER Tires, of Fabric - Construction, AT ANY PRICE, than the "Black Barefoot," GOODRICH Tir.es which are Fair-liiit-priced below. Dependable Tires cannot bo built, and sold, for less. But, you WASTE MONEY when you pay MORE than the following:-prices for ANY Fabric Tire. , Goodrich "Fair-List" Prices BLACK "BAREFOOT" SAFETY TREADS 30x3 ) p j c ($10.40 30x3 " " " FordSlzes " - ( $13.40 32x3 $15.45 33x4 - - $22.00 34x4 - $22.40 35x4 $31.20 36x4 $31.60 37x5 - $37.35 llAIIIO IIESTA, I'HiaW) DKltliV FAYOIIATK. S'I:KHVaY, JUywood, 111., Juu. ' 10. Twenty-seven of the world's fastest auto drivers are ready her. today tor Hie start In the western automobile classic, the second an nual Chicago Derby. The distunct is a uu miles and the prizes ainouui to $30.0uo cash. It was estimated that 30,000 auto fan3 wore crowded in the grandstand and along the speedway course before Starter Fred Wagner sent the speed demons on their way. Half of the crowd wert visitors to the Republican, Progres sive conventions. Tho Rejiuhlicans nUjoumec. at noon to let the delegates get to the race. Darlo- Resta, who won the Derby last year In a Peugot, eslab llshing a record of 97:58 miles an hour, also winner of the 300 mile run at Indianapolis, Hay 30th, was back on the job again, a stror.K fav orite. The diminutive Italian could-,-not see anyone but himself as the winner. "It's my race," he slid. "Those fellows can't beat me. The will have to smash world records to j do it, and I expect to smash a few myself." Ralph De I'alinu, who probably has more bad luck than any auto driver In tho game, will drive a Mer cedes. f)e Palma .has missed win ning several big races short distan ces from the finish because of cat trouble. "Nothing like .that this time." ho said. "I'm taking no chances.' Other entrants are Barney Oldfield, driving a Delage; Tom' Al loy, Ogresl Cliristiacns, Sunbeam; Eddie O'Uonnell, Duesenberg; Billy Chandler. Crawford; and George Adams, Adams Special. WASHINGTON SENATORS PLAY SNAPPY BALL EVEN THOUGH HOME FANS YAWN jj Left to right: Waiter Johnson, Shanks (top), and Henry. The Washintrton Senators have been playincr brilliant ball of late an ino winner or tno ueroy will got are battline hotly with the Cleveland Indians for top place honors. Wash. in gton fans, however, are slow to warm up this season as they take on! the mildest interest in the team. Walter Johnson has been pitching with Ma consistent brilliance, while Shanks and Henry have been pounding tha pill with great success. " tor Shoe Sole I i fftMi3J THE B. F. GOODRICH CO. New York Branch J780 Broadway Fair-Liistedl Goodrich "Textau V.itslfiurr tlun lr atlicrl Ih w lin-rininf and ncmnliiniery; while lighter, more (If Kil i V, mill cnicr un Hie li-et. A-k vmir Sim" 1 "tler, or Slim Kcpatrcr, fur Text mi Soles on your next juur ol iIiuck. ack-Tread" Tires i; iti i:it with moil, The Moth May be Called An Easy Keeper Hlnco It enls nothing but hoi s; yet those holes may appear in your woolen and rurs that were packud away for aummer and (hen ltH no joking- matter. Use Our Red Cedar Flakes i.n, Uioio'b be nothing the mntler. A generous puckugo for 2oc at .MAKES A IIISCOVKItY The ffi&KaJUL Store Nuthan Fullcrton Perkins Building THE UNIVERSAL CAR You Can't Beat 'Em Mr. Farmer, you should have one on your farm, and Mr. Business Man, it would pay you big interest on your investments to have one in your business. The greatest value for the money, in first cost, efficiency, service and iip-leep, and we are not the only ones who think so. Note the List of May Purchasers (;i:ou.k w 1:111:11. . . Kienimr ii. ;iwr KMtiiii-ic PEltUY STANLEY. ('Minis Valley A. W. VOt H'.M Cninii Valley CLAY SMITH Wlniti.il XL R. SMITH . ItoM-lmli; V: M. WIIMN . . . rainaii Valley WATEll I.UMIT CO. . K.wImiih M.GII.VV A. SWAXSON Molrom NTKVK PFAItSON Wlnchrater ATTF.lllUUY Hose!urg WINVIllMIl) CnlaiMHilii i.vi k i;u:s Pool .Ic'i'lN Hi: TI'S Cmno .). II. SYKFS ItoM-lmitf (iAIiliY liAPP lluwburK . . Cnnynm illo $12,01)0; second $6,000; third, $3. 000; fourth. $1,500; fifth, $l,30n sixth, $1,200; seventh, $1,100; eighth, $900; tenth, $700. A cash bonus of $50 will he presented to the driver leading at the end of 100 miles; $500 more to tho driver load ing at the end of 200 miles; and $500 more "for the leader at the end of 250 miles. LAliOIt M.ADI ItS ASK !IKU FOlt D.WIiUiY JIATTKI1 LONDON, June 1 (By Mail.) Tho Htrain of twenty months or war mi the euiii-'usiti! bruin of a nation r1iow(m1 today that common,, ordi nary handuno Ih the now inaigniu of syniiiathy. JiihI like tho siht of Hhamrnck Hushes' to the brain of an Individual that It Is St. I'atrlck's tluy, (ho sixM of b:uulao toll them 'ii 1k Byiupiithotit. To have on your fiiiKor a seml-carbunciilar furuncle (which Is an over-zealous boil) Ik to wear your arm in a sliiiK This means a liberal display of band' ane. Walking aloni? a crowded Lon don tliorotiKhfnro with your arm In a sliMK transforms you from an able bottled slacker to n hero just back from tho front. A uniform Isn't nec essary The sympathetic "composite war brain" overlooks all that Is lack In K. You have bee it wounded and it can readily be seen that you arc tired of wearing your uniform and you aro modest about attracting at tention anyway. Old ladles beam on you In trams, busses and subways. You arc petted and pampered by conductors who hold their vehicles while you pet safety seated. Men on tho street who wear the Derby armlet look sheepish when you pass. Barbers tako special car not to jostle your "wounded" arm. Walt resHe and waiters sympathetically carve your meat. Tubers In theatres follow you to your seat and tako your things back to the cloak room. Shop clerks tie up your bundles with n special loop of string so you can hook it over an unbounded fin ger. Traffic "Bobbies" occasionally salute. ! Kverybody has your number. You' AM ft wounded soldier. except: ; When you are an American reporter) with ft boll on your finder. i WASHINGTON, Juno 10. Bo cause only $138,138.55 of the need ed $2 50,000 was subscribed by Am erican laboring men to pay the judg ment against tho homes of the aged Dnnbury hatters In the famous Dan- bury Boycott cane, the American Federation has named June 15 as the day upon which labor should contribute the needed $117,000 ad ditional. The Federation's request says that "all workers who did not contribute on January 27th are earnestly requested to contribute the wages of an hour's labor Thurs day June 15lh. Km T A Skin Like Velvet ofhw?illklS Use tno exqoinitcly fragrant cream of TJ T TIT I?. the beauty flower o India and bo jilUHliJ complimented on your complexion, -fj C A Your dealer has Elcaya or will get it. liiJLAjxi A xa. MAD Afl.UN. llecausc we have a lot of fence to soli cheap. The 735 I'ago for 30c; 1347, for 50c; 912, for 4214c; and an S32 fence for 30a; 939 for 27 He. a better 939 fence for 33c; 1240, 73C and 826, eight Inch stny, best wire. $3.00 per spool. Write us now, don't wait too long ns prices are Buhjcct to chango without notice. STEARNS & CHENOWETH, fifia-tf Onkland and Yoncalla Wo give you a Good Scalo and" Good Price for your Junk. BERGER'S JUNK SHOP C'Altli HKlUiKK, Prop. Denier in Old Ruhbor, MetalB or any description, old Auto Tires, Hones, Sncks, Iron. Bottles and Hides. Our Special ty la llnga and Wool. Nothing Is too small or too largo for ub to handle. VK PAY POItTUVM) IMtlCKS FOlt KVK.ItVTHIXO Ifoseljurg, Oregon. Phono I.S'J 410 Cass St. implements! WK HAVE PURCHASED THE STOCK OV l.MPhh.MKXTS AX1 ICIIICI.HS KOHMKHI.Y OWN Mil l!Y t'P.OCCH GII-KS, CON SISTING Ol' ISUGGIKS. WAGONS. PLOWS, DISC IIAIUtOWS CULTIVATORS, ETC WHILE THIS STOCK LASTS WE WILL SELL IT AT Less Than Wholesale Cost IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE J. F. BARKER & CO. IMPLEMENT AND VEHICLES. A World Beater TheAfcM; Sharpies Special The Suction-Feed Tubular Sep arator. T wenty-eight new fea tures. Uniform thickness of cream regardless of speed. NOW ON DISPLAY AT THB Douglas Co. Creamery, Don't hesitate but let us demonstrate a rew Ford car to you. The season is on anil now is wheu you need it. Terms to responsible parties. VV. A. BURR, Agent HOME TALENT PLAY. At the Melrose Orange Hull, hyi the lUxcmv'Uo Granue. Title "A Soulier of Fortune." Saturday night, j Juno 10. Admission, children IPr.l adults JSC. 674-jU'l Let "Kelly" Do Your Moving, Hauling and Transferring The French Transfer Company Phone 220 i i ) th