The evening news., June 21, 1916, Page 8, Image 8

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THIS WEEK
By ALCAZAft Woman Demonstrator
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w start .
According to word received in thl
tily this morning from Stobbinger
Bros., of I'm-lliiinl, tliu successful bid
ders on Iho federal building, they
will hi! on tin.' ground ready lo com
aicncc work not Inter Hum July 1. A
large force or men will lie employed
on the excavating for the basement
und foundations. That this work
will bo fin rrlod ly shown by tho con-
I'irui't for materials ua the first load
or gravel for tho cement base in to
he ilelivoreil on tho 20th of July.
The II. J. Donn Transfer Company
i has received the contract for tho fur
nishing of tho Blind, gravel, cement
and other materials which will be
necessary and are nlreuly makliiK
piopurations to have delivorleH made
ill once. Tho contractors arc expect
ed to be In ItoHobnrg the first of next
week to overHee the prepuru (ions for
active construction.
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This Man Can Read the
Finest Print
t only by tho expenditure of a
ml amount of nerve energy.
Tho moro fact that you can see
ylalnly does not always Indicate that
Tnu do not need glasses. Very ninny
people unconsciously stniu their
yes and the result Is usually head
lines, twitching of the eyelids, nerv
usnrss and other physical dis
orders. If you sufrer frmn any of these
troubles. nutUo hii ft that your eyes
are not at fault. A competent Op
tometrist can readily determine this.
A. S. Iluey
Optometrist. !
AMI LAND IS GETTING
MIMK REAL THRILLS
JOBS BE KEPT
SALEM, ' June 21. Urging that
positions held by members of the
Oregon national guard be preserved
for them upon their return from the
expedition to the Mexican border, If
this develops, Governor Wlthycomhe
yesterday issued a statement In
ho says: "The least that those who
do not go can do for those who do go
in to assure them that their jobs will
be open when they return."
The governor is highly gratified
at the preparedness of the Oregon
troops and at the readiness to en
list shown by those who have not
heretofore been connected with the
guurd.
He says:
Kxect Record Work.
"I am very gratiried at the reports
coming in concerning mobilization of
the natonal guard. Everything
seems to bo moving satisfactorily
and I believe the Oregon troops will
nuke' a record for getting ready
quickly and efficiently.
"I understand that a considerable
number of new men are needed.
.Itight hero in Salem the company is
isking for fifty more men. 1 am
old that ten men enlisted in the first
.en minutes, which certainly shows
lie pi'opcr spirit.
Appeals to Employers.
"In this connection there is one
important matter which should be
placed squarely before the attention
of every Oregon employer. The
ivs who enlist and give up their
positions should be assured of get
ting them back when they come
home. No only that, but where
needs be, J think that employers
would do well to help out the fam
ilies of enlisted men who might need
such help. The least that those who
do not go can do for those who do
go is to assure them that their jobs
will be open when they return."
WILSON LM
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Raymond. But, if by Ill-luck any
thing should go wrong with us for
we are at war, and, of course, are
running risks I hope you will re--ln
courageous, and be sure, in
case 1 die, I have complete con-'nr-e
in you; and I ask you to
live for the sake of bringing up the
boy so as to be a right manly and
true fellow; and eive him a good
education according to the means at
your disposal.
"Above all, when he is grown up.;
tell him that his father died for him,
or, at least, for a cause that would
be of service to him and all genera
tions to come.
"Now, my dear Yvonne, all this is
but a mere precaution, and I hope
to be beside you and help you at
your task; but, as I said, one never
knows. In any case we soldiers are
advancing with good cheer and in
the firm hope of victory.
"Ag for you, be sure I have al
ways loved you and do love you for
evermore, whatever happens. Once
more I rely on yon to be full of cour
age. From your affectionate bus
band, who somta to you and his deal
boy the warmest embraces."
The day after sending the letter
the writer was killed, said M. Bouil
O. V. YOUNG
1. IS. HUUAU
Protect Your Eyes
The long bright days are here again and the glare of the sun and
the dust are hard on tho eyes. Goggles and colored glasses are
a great help and add much to the comfort of a trip this season of
the year. We have a nice line of these up-to-date goods and if l!"
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YOUNG & BUBAR
JEWELERS & 01TOMKT1U8TH
Phone '-Two-Ono-Four
Rogc.burg, Oregon
TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS
AKHI.AND, .Iiine 21. Cowboys in
gaudy attire dragging helpless 'cap
tives at the end of 40 foot lariats
mil with clti.eus In pursuit bang
ing away wth real forty-fours, are
common sights on the streets of Ash
land. Tho reason Is tho taking of
motion pictures of round-up activi
ties which will bo used to advertise
the coming Itogue river round-up,
the biggest feature of tho Ashland
Springs dedicnliou celebration on
July 4, r and Ii. Some real thrills
resulted when a wild Htoer broke
away and chased several persons up
t roes.
WHITE RETl RS TO IDltTI.AM)
I". .Malison White, tho architect,
who prepared the plans for tho high
school building returned to Portland
last night after checking up the
work done. All agreement was
reached In regard to the location of
the sewer, a mailer which has been
under discussion ror a short time. He
Is much pleased with what lias been
iieeoinpllshed and says that the work
Is proceeding as rapidly as ho hud
expected.
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Only a fair sized crowd was pre?'
eut last night at the Armory at tho
mooting of tho Woodrow Wilson
league which held its regular session
drill hull. For n half hour
preceding the gathering the Juvenile
and rendered patriotic selections on
tho street, playing tt couple of num
bers on the outside of tho building
before. going to the Interior where
thye entertained the crowd for a
-' tl"'" What the meeting lack
ed in numbers it certainly niado up
in enthusiasm, for all present were
rirm supporters of the president and
tho.Kpooehos had a campaign ring to
them which augurs well for a hard
fight on the part of the Wilson vot
ers in this city.
Departing from the usual style of
campaign meeting the program was
replete with musical selections and
short addresses. Miss Margaret Page
a firm Wilson supporter, was one of
the speakers of tho evening and her
talk was much enjo.ved. J. E. Mc
Cllntock also spoke for a few min
utes In laud.'-lion of G;o president.
A male quartette composed of Walter
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Notice is hereby given that the
County Superintendent of Douglas
County, Oregon, will hold tho regular
examination of applicants for State
Certificates at Roscburg. Rose school
building, as follows:
Commencing Wednesday, June 2S.
191G, at 9:00 o'clock a. m., and con
tinuing until Saturday, July 1, 101(1,
at 4:00 o'clock p. m.
Wednesday Forenoon.
Writing (Penmanship), Music, U. S.
History, Drawing.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Reading, Physiology, Manual
Training, Composition, Domestic Sci
ence, Methods in Reading, Course of
Study for Drawing, Methods In Arithmetic.
Tliui'sslny Forenoon.
Arithmetic, History of Education,
Psychology, Methods in Geography,
Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art,
Course of Study for Domestic Art.
Thursday Afternoon.
Grammar, Geography, Stenog
raphy, American Literature. Physics,
Typewriting, Methods In Lnnguage,
Thesis for primary Certificate, Edu
cation Science of
Friday Fm-enoon.
Theory and Practice, Orthography.
Physical Geography, English Litera
ture, Chemistry. Education History
of, Physical Culture.
Friday Afternoon.
School law. Geology, Algebra, Civil
Government, Education Childhood
ami Adolescence
Saturday Forenoon.
Geometry, Dotauy, Education
School Administration.
Satunbiy A I'terniion.
General History, liookkeeplng, Ed
ucation Methods.
Very truly yours,
O. C. BROWN,
County School Superintendent.
, 704-J22-dsw
Roseburg has what Is called the
Stepping club. Another name is the
Hugging club. Albany Democrat. As
only married couples belong to
this club, the latter name may be ap
plied to It In a perfectly legitimate
manner, is stated by one of the prom
inent members.
(jOLLECHOliS i'o".'.!'.'
IT'S DIFFERENT.
"Alwnjrs a Good Show"
'isher. Cecil 'vk, Woodley Sleph
iwon and .to c!inl'.)ck, sang a
icdley of pnv. and was forc-
ral
ed to respond
Miss Mabel Hryai,
The principal hi
Ins v:ia Rev. J. K,
Vrnl encores.
i vocitl solo.
tho eveu
of (ilen-
CTrtfirimTaVjMflillti'lffl'li il 1 Mf"llga n
Cherry Stoners!
Rollman, old reliable H5c
Kollman, number 10 8J5c
Number 60 S, latest $1.00
'Hio first two are the old trusted and true, but in the latter has
been combined nil the good points of the former, and we believe will
goon be the only family stoner on the market. They are well worth
the cost in the saving of time, and patience, and strength.
Don't forget that we have also a wide mouth glass jar with a
new cap, and also don't overlook the jelly strainers. A little the
best of anything In that line.
Just notice the few items bought from
a close-out sale:
23c Egg Beater ..10c
25c wire Potato Masher ........ 10c
10c Broom Holder ,"c
IJost mop handle with cotton mop 2."c
Package of steel wool Hie
Churchill Hardware Company
lUONMOXGEIiS.
P. S. A supply of tin fruit cans, but if needed come early, 65c and
S5c per dozen.
Something
. New
In
TODAY, ONE DAY ONLY
"According to Law"
A Ouiiumnt feature in fhe pans. According lo l ira" abounds
with Burgeons tropical scenery. Director Garriek has utilised the
famous Florida Everglades as n background. It's worth seeing.
N 1'ION l. Nl I S"
It's a Vogue Comedy, which means
that tts's a scream.
TOMORROW
"SOWING THE WIND"
lon I serve on a Jury until you have seen "Sowing the Wind."
Circumstantial evidence does not alviays tell on WHO'S GI'U.TY.
Amorleiin Flrxt and Kmioott Konitr, "A Flickering Light,"
Mrama; "Shy Thirty (Via," Comedy; "Some Nlirht," Comedy.
FRIDAY "THE HANSOM," a fivo part EquUable feature.
RATi-MMv vim.VViAim
lirnnia In Five Ata.
! dale, candidate for tho office of Joint
representative. In a few words he
reviewed the achievements of the ad
ministration, telling of tho accom
plishments of the past and of what
Is silieduled for the future. Ills
tribute to President Wilson at the
close or his address brought fortll
rounds of applause from bis inter
ested listeners., Mr. Howard is well
Informed on the political outlook and
's he is an excellent speaker his
talk was enjoyed by all.
Following tin proiTr"m the ladies
of the leacilo served refreshments.
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:V( II SOLDIER WRITES
TO I (MING LETTER TO WIFE
H tE.I, L. Km,
LONDON, Jain 111 Illy isniM.
"There speaks ttv soul of France.'
said Franklin
llion, the illstln
eputy. at the
gulshod Frenc,?
American LunrriM i'lub In Loudon.
' r rcmllng this 'Vonchlns' letter
White
Shoes
and
MIDD
J. X
ers
ROSEBURG
written by a French soldier, George! U J KJ 1 X-J IV i Lj
Roland, a cook, to his wife. j
"My Dear Y'vonne. Don't he wror-j
1 1 rled. 1 have koo hopes of seeing
IRYIX HRl'N
Shoo. That Satisfy.
I'orkltw Hide. . - . Cam St.
To the man who wants POWER in
his car "Come in and look at the
new SERIES 17 Studebaker Cars. "
. There's a 4-cylinder car at $875 with
FORTY h.p. and also a 6-cylinder
model at $1085 with FIFTY h.p.
Economical, flexible power that
makes each of the cars a wonder to
drive. Let us show you how much
POWER you can get in a Stude
baker and how smoothly it drives.
G. W. BURNETT, Agent
ROSEIil R;, OREGON
North Main Street, next to Farmers' Feed Sheds.
ANTLERS I
THEATRE
Tho Ills Triangle Show Tonight
DE WOLF HOPPER
in the five-reel Triangle Production
"Don Quixoto"
Adaptation of the Consuls Novel, by Chester Witney, and Ford
Sterling In the Keystone Comedy.
"HIS PRIDE AM) SHAME"
Admission at irsunl nc and 10c.
I
-mitng Thurxday and Friday, the Adorable Paramount Star Mar
guerite t'larke in
"MiceandMen"
Pricow as Usual 8c and 10c.
, 'ou again, aa well as our dear boyj
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