THE EVENING UlTB'S JfOXDAY, JL'XE 36, 1016.
LATEST PICTURE OF CARRANZA SHOWS
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This is the latest picture of General Carranza to be "eived in this
country. It shows him inspecting tt miniature of the latest model field gun
dcsiimed and constructed bv a Mexican engineer.
FINK DASCK PIJU'K.
It is understood that the pavilion
at the r:i lr grounds has been leased
by Ott's orchestra, and is being put
In flue shape for summer dances, lha
floor has been dressed down, shelves
removed and cloak room provided
public dance there at least once a
week during the summer.
OUIET WEDDING SATURDAY
A very quiet wedding was per
formed at the home of tho bride's
THE MAJKSTIO TOMORROW
Lights have been planed around the foster parents, Mr. and MrB. G. W.
. .... i two -llh ij. Prnnert nveniie. When H.
sides und on tho large porches, with
all windows hinged so as to make
is as much" an open air pavilion as
possible. Tho floor is large and
roomy and it Is certainly an Ideal
placo for picnic or darning parties.
Tho lessees will rent it out at very
low rental tor private dance or pic
nic parties, an ribosides will run a
Ruttcr of Prospect avenue, wnon a.
G. Hastings and Miss Amanda J.
Clothier were united in marriage, H.
K. Jopc. pastor of the Christian
church officiating. The happy couple
both of whom are well known in this
city loft last night for Winchester
where they will reside on the Hast
ings ranch.
GIVES TROUBLE
Bob Tapp, who for many years has
been a menace to the peace and
health of the community In which
he has resided and an incumbrance
on the finances of the county has
again turned up with the usual
amount of trouble which the county
is compelled to settle. For years
Tapp has been a source of annoy
ance to the county. He Is a resident
of Klkton and quarrelsome by na
ture has been constantly in trouble
and consequently has spent a num
ber of years confined In the peni
tentiary and county Jail.
For four years he was confined In
the state penitentiary for having at
tempted to kill bis mother. Upon
his release he went back to his home
and within a year attempted to
take the life of his son-in-law. After
this offense he was confined in the
county Jail for almost a year and a
half. During the time that he was
In the state prison the county was
assisting to support his family and
recently Mrs. Tapp has been drawing
a widow's pension. The man finally
became afflicted with tuberculosis
and was removed to the county home
from whore he was taken to the state
8anltorlum. Escaping from there he
again returned, but was sent back,
remaining there until a few months
ago when he again made his escape
and returned to his home at Elk-ton.
His quarrelsome nature again
mado itself manifest and his family
boeame afraid of him and appealed
to the officers. He wa8- arrested
and brought here last night by Dep
uty Sheriff C. R. Franklin, one of
Sheriff Quine's most efficient depu
ties and was placed under charge of
the county judge. What will bo done
with him has not yet been ascer
tained, but. it is supposed that ho will
again be returned to the sanitorium
and placed under rigid surveillance.
AT
O. V. YOUNG
D. B. 11UBAK
ALVIN SILVER
' .11. f- worfrtin Dresents quality should be con
sidered first for it is for family use for a lifetime, then the design
that pleases and is easy to keep clean should be considered Alvm
U a life long plate and is fully guaranteed and the Washington
mid T.aFavette Dattems are very pretty.
Get into the letter contest as the answers must be all in to
the factory by July 4th, 1916.
QUALITY SERVILE
YOUNG & BUBAR
. JEWELERS & OPTOMETRISTS
Phone Two-One-Four
Roseburg, Oregon
ilTffi STATES
Lansing so Informs Bolivian
Minister Today.
CAPT. MGREY ARRIVES AT HEADQUARTERS
Refrigerators!
The kind that save both ICE
and FOOD. Sanitary, perfect
ventilation, solid construction.
Built of seven layers of wood,
felt and fibre which means a
Great Saving in your ice bill.
Prices
$10, $12, $14 to $37.50
A. J. LILBURN & SON
Complete Ilouscfurnishcrs
HAWLEY TO SUBMIT
William Russell, Star In "The Bruisor,"
American-Mutual Masterpicturo, De
Luxe Edition In Five Acts.
ADVERTISED MAIL.
Following is a list of letters and
cards, remainlne uncalled for at the
Roseburg postoffice:
Anderson, Jack; Bydson, C. H.;
Canford, Mrs. Wunle; Dougherty,
Charles; Huston, E. L. ; Holstein,
Mrs. (2); Kcjloy, Earl; Norris, Mrs.
John R. ; Sparklin, Geo.; Smith, A.
D.; Tucker, Elmer; Warner, C. F.
Cards.
Alexander, R. ; Cole, Mrs. J. C;
Buttz, Jos. W.; Foster, Mrs. C ,M.;
Hubbard, Mrs. Ann C; Hooton, An
drew; Kitching, J. C; Long, Miss
Mary; Peterson, JVxol; Patterson,
Mellie; Taylor, Mrs. M. H.
U F. ItElZENSTEIN,
Postmaster.
it i: io i. s
-.VHMISSION 10c
,Kte
(mm
IT'S DIl-'I'llltKNT.
"Ahvnjs n Good Show"
TODAY. OXE DAY OXI.Y
The second chapter of the
"The Secret of the Submarine"
A vcrv thrilling episode. ThU story
lug, but I odiK-ut tonal an well. Everyone should see It
1 1th Chapter of
is not only Intensely interest
The
ii
The Iron Claw"
SAI.EM, June 26. The navy de
partment bus recently called upon
Representative Hawloy to submit
"""'illations of a principal and c
alternates from which to select a
midshipman for admission to the
I'niled States naval academy, anil re
quests him to submit his nomina
tions heforo July ' so that arrange
; nients may be made for their exaiul
' nation at n convenient local point by
tho civil service commission on
I July 27.
Ronald C. Oiover, secretary .of
I Congressman Hawley, has made ar-
rangeniciits for the holding or a
I preliminary competitive examination
! at Salem to which all ambitious
young men who are actual residents
i of the first congressional district be
tween the ages of 16 and 20 years
on July 27, l!Mfi. are Invited. Thit
examination it! held so that the
mental iiunlifirations and physical
capabilities of the candidates may be
thoroughly tested before nominal io"
are made anil the examinations will
he In. tho hands of competent per- j
sons, j
Drs. Morso and Robertson will con-1
duct the physical examination at 1
their offices in the Hunk of Com
merce building Friday afternoon, ,
June 3" nnrf on July 1. romnienc
lug at nine o'clock in the morning, a
mental examination will be conduct-1
ed at the Willametto I'ntverstty by ,
Prof. P. J. Kent.. Knrli applicant
will be required to pay n feo of t
at each examination, or $1 in all.
From the list .of ellglblos estah
"'H'Ml by the examination Represen
tative linwloy will ninUe his nonif
nations and those nominated by him
will be examined at a point conven
ient to them on July 27 for admis
sion to the academy.
DAILY WHATIIKIt REPORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office.
llosoburg, Ore., 2-1 horn's onding 0
a. m., June 2(5, 1910.
Precipitation in inches and hun
dredths: Highest temperature yesterday 71
Lowest temperature last night 55
Precipitation, last 24 hours 11
Total precip. since first of
month .'. 2 7
Normal nrecip for this month 1.07
Total precipitation from Sep
tember 1, 1915, to date .30.46
Average precipitation from Sep
tember I, 1877 3:1.70
Total excess from Sep
tember 1. 1915 2.70
Average precipitation for 39
wet seasons, (Sept. to May
Inclusive 32.12
WILLIAM DELL,
Observer.
Considorbig Wounds and Privations
Ho Is In (iood I'liyslciil
Condition, Pershing Given
Personal Report.
nation on a third ticket. I do not be
lieve that there should be a third
ticket. I believe that when my fel
low progressives coolly consider the
question they will lor the most part
take this position.
"They and I have but one purpose
- the purpose to serve our common
country. It is my deep conviction
that at this moment we can serve you
only by supporting Mr. Hughes."
Refusal is Accepted.
Tho committee accepted the re
fusal of Roosevelt to run, and ad
journed until this afternoon.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Light farm
wagon in first class condition.
Phone 116. 725-tf
FIELD HEADQUARTERS. AMER
ICAN ARMY IN MEXICO, June 26.
Captain Morey was brought to the
headquarters of General Pershing to
day in an automobile, and gave to
Pershlns his personal, account of the
Carrizal fight. He appears in good(
physical condition, considering nis
wound and privations.
Lansing Rejeetw Mediation.
WASHINGTON, June 26. The
war department sent supplementary
orders to department commanders
directing that troops shall not de
lay their departure for equipment
and training which can be obtained
at the border. Some troops who
have been waiting, will leave for
'he border -- When Bolivian
Minister Caldcron called at the state!
department, Lansing stated to him j
-..liqfion was not acceptable to
the United States.
Eliminates Parents' Consent.
CHICAGO, June 26. The recruit
ing stations of tho regular army re-!
eeived an army order for the elimin
ation of tho necessity of having the
consent of pnrents for the enlistment
of youths between 18 and 2 1.
American Consulate Destroyed.
EAGLE PASS, June 26. Ameri-
, ' ,,. here reported' the de-j
oinntion of the American consulate!
at Torreon on June 18, by Carranzis-j
tas and civilians whcwere headed by :
the mayor of the city. j
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow with
3 weeks calf, good milker. J. D.
Palm, Roseburg Rt. 1, box 27, 1st
house north on Sunshine ranch
road. 727-J30P
FOR SALE AT a bargain to settle
estate of u. W. MoiTTs, deceased,
4 cottages in North Roseburg, each
on 60-foot lot. Apply to H. B.
Church, or at 516 S. Stephens St.
723-jy22
HUGHES CIVKX OPEN'
SUPPORT OK TEDDY
(Continued from pnge 1.1
strongly support Mr. Hughes. Such
being the case, it is unnecessary to
say that I cannot accept the Homi
lies! cli.ipter that has been filmid. as well as
Pearl Whit idnvs n ery dangerous part In this
This Is one fo Hi
the most d:iiini.',.
episode.
"SLIPI'INd IT OVER ON l Allll li" Just comedy that's tunny,
that's all.
DEIIATERS Alt 1-2 HERE
TOMORROW
of i-ibor am'
w ednkVpav "yi'Ai.rrv
SEE THE PKIt;itM l-'Oll WEEK
-"THE Itlil'lSEI!" Ill five acts. An interesting story
capital. A slor with punch.
OF EAIITI,'
five acts.
Gaumont feature in
Till RSDAV "U DO'S (.1 11 :r "
I- III D A V Molly
SATl'ltDAV-
Mi'lntvie In "IIEIt (.RKAT HOI It," a five part
Kqultable feature.
"t'bira Kimble Young In "HEARTS IX EMI.K"
World Festuro III fivo acts.
Edward Markey, of London, nrri"
e,i on Silitrday, and Is staying at ho
home of Mr. and Mrs. Verno Patter
son. Mr. Mackey is one of tho prin
cipal speakers In the debute which
starts this evening nt the Church of
Clilist, nl 7;30, continuing each ev
ening this week. The questions r
debate sre: "Is there a Supreme lle
Ing " "Is the Hible a' Revelation
from Him?" "Has the Theory of Evo
lution been Proven?" "Is It Reason
able?" F.dward Mackey, Christian.
versus Floyd Ramp, atheist. Every
body Is invited, no admission
Something
New
In
White
lioes
and
siipp
ers
ROSEBURG
BOOTERIE
IUV1X ItRUXN
s;h That Satisfy.
tVrkhm llhlir. . Pun SL
CASTOR I A
For, Infants antfChildren
In Use For Over 30 Years
Grand
Opening
Dance!
Fair Grounds Pavilion Friday
night, Juno 30. The large open
air pavilion has been put in fine
condition for dancing. Good floor
4 0x80 ft. Jitneys will give a spe
cial 10c ifaro for this opening
dance for parties of two or more.
Dancing only 50c dance as much
as you like and as long as you
like. Music by Ott's orchestra.
Harry Pearce and Clarke Bargar
floor managers. Good order,
eats and drinks will be served.
Every effort Is being made to
make this dance, the biggest and
best ever in Roseburg.
McLaughlin,
Oeland & Ott
Committee.
( lurk liargar and Harry Pearce,
Managers. -
Alwavs bears . 1
Signature of
ANTLERS
THEATRE
To seo tho beautiful
VOIR LAST TIME TONIGHT
Hazel Dawn" In a thrilling detective comeay
drama
"MAY LADY INCOG"
Also the popular
MISS NANNY
Paramount Travelogue showing ideal scenery
of South America:
GOAT HEt'OMES AN AVIATOR, A Dray cartoon.
Admission ns usual (Sc and 10c.
Coming Wednesday only
'A Night in the Isle of Paradise'
with R. G. Holldorff's
Rayal Hawaiian Serenaders
7 wingers lino i ...in - rj
Mayors and Soloists
PltlM KS KKAIjOHA. In refined version of the Hula Dancing.
A 40-mJnnte nmsliad treml
In addition to our Triangle photoplays
ADMISSION, i HILDItEN.V K. ADULTS r.
1
charges.
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