TITE EVENING NEWS, THCRSDAY, JCNK SO, 1010.
THHKB
Mark Twain Was Once Asked
"Of, all1 your Lojs waich dg you consider tbo best?"
, TO WHICH HE PROMPTLY ltEPIiil'l
"MY BANK BOOK"
How to Get One
Earn some, spend leas, and place the balance to your credit at
The Douglas National Bank
Who will furnish you with a bank book and check book tree
of charge. Get one.
To Our Friends and Patrons
We are now located In ou
warehouse on Winchester
Roseburg Feed & Fuel C
give you better service t
We can market your Frui
obtainable, and sell you a
we handle at the Lowest
Give us a call, and let u
you both In handling wh
you what you have to buy,
r new quarters In the Creason
St., formerly occupied by the
o.j where we aro prepared to
Man ever.
Is and Produce at Hlfrhest Prices
ny of the lines of merchandise
prices possible.
3 show you what we can do for
at you have to sell and selling
Umpqua Valley Fruit Union
CHOP CONDITIONS.
PORTLAND, June 28. Following
is a summary of the crop conditions
in Oregon for the week ending June
27, 1916, as reported to the local of
fice of the weather bureau by spe-
10:00 a. m. Tent pitching contest,
state:
Unusually low temperatures pre
vailed during the week and there
were severe l showery days. The
rainfall was heaviest In Umatilla
county and it was very beneficial,
especially to spring wheat and pas
tures. Both spring and fall wheat,
barley, oats and rye nave made satis
factory progress and these crops are
now In better condition than expect
ed several weeks ago. Corn Is very
backwtfrd and the nights wore too
cool for it to make much growth.
This crop badly needs warmer weath
er. Potatoes, sugar beets and garden
truck look well but they are not so
far advnnced in growth as usual at
this time of the year.
Pasturage is excellent and stock
is in fine condition. A small amount
of alfalfa and clover that had been!
cut could not be properly cured on '
account of ' rains, and some of the;
hay crops are getting over ripe, but!
they cannot be harvested until the
McBRIDE, VET STAR
IS SPEEDY AS EVER
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George McBride.
George McBride, Washington
shortstop nnd now in his ninth sea
Bon with that team is thirty-four
years old and yet is playing as fast
a game as when he first broke intn
the big leagues. McBride, though
no hitter, is a wonderful fielder an
last season was reckoned the kinj
shortstop of the league.
weather becomes more settled.
I
Applet;, prunes and apricots arc do- of cherries
ing well. The strawberry season fs
fimv'tptr to a close and a small crop
coming the market.
E. A. DEALS,
District Forecaster,
Children Cry for Fletcher's
jJJT fc.t3.-J J SiJ fflfj Vsvm mtB JS'TrV tok VIS V t -W , -V.
The) Kind You Ilavo Always Bonght, and which has hcen
in itso.for over SO years, has borno tho signature of
and has been inado under his per- -s
jAf-f-- sonal supervision since its infancy.
uz-7y, -CUcAU Allow no ono to deceive j ou ill tliis.
All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd " Just-as-good " are but
Kxpcriiiients that tril'lo with and' endanger tho health of
Infants and Children lixperlcnco against liiiicriiucuU
What is CASTOR I A
Cnotoria Is a harmless snhstltnto for Castor Oil, Pare
jroi-ic. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine) nor other Karcotio
Mibstnnro. Its ago Is its gnarantco. It destroys Worms
and allays Fevcrishness. For more than thirty years it
lias been in constant use Jor tho relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, Wind Colic, nil Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates tho Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's l'anacca Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR1A ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
7
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
RKl'liJEVKI) 5 T1MKS, CON
1EMXEI MAX SAYS THAT
HE WIU, NKVKIl JIAXG
MURPH YSBORO, 111., June 29.
Ellston Scott, Illinois' most reprieved
murderer, sits calmly in his cell in
the county jail here, confident he
will never hang for the murder of
hiB slster-in law at Carbondale lust
summer.
Scolt was senteced to hang October
16th last, but has been reprieved five
times by Governor Dunne. His latest
reprieve gives tiiin life until July 14.
The many reprieves grow out of
a dispute between Governor Dunne
and Sheriff White, of Jackson coun
ty. Shortly before the date set for
Scott's hanging here Joe Deberry,
another negro murderer expiated hib
crime on the gallow. Large posters
announcing tuat moving pictures of
the hanging would be shown at a lo
cal picture theatre readied Governor
Dunne. He made an investigation
and, according to his statemont, two
thousand persons, most of whom
had paid $2 for their tickets, saw the
Deberry hanging
Believing the hanging of Deberry a
disgrace, to Illinois Governor Dunne,
shortly before the date Scott war,
scheduled to hang, wired Sheriff
White, of this county to send him the
specific number of persons who
would witness the'executlon. Sheriff
White replied by stating he would
comply with the law, which in this
state, allows him a sufficient num
ber of deputies to prevent trouble.
The answer did not satisfy, Gov
ernor Dunne and he reprieved Scott.
The same routine has been gone
through five times. Now Scott in
sists he will never hang.
Governor Dunne insists he never
will commute Scott's sentence to lifo,
as the crime was "too revolting to be
expiated by anything but death".
Governor Dunne is especially an
tagonistic to capital punishment and
might sea Scott still alive when his
term expires next March.
STARTS AGGRESSIVE
CAMPAIGN FOR DEMS
COME! SKKi WELCOME;
Colebrate the. Fourth.
The Ilig Annual Picnic will be hold
in the grove north of the Lutheran
church at Melrose.
Agood dinner will be served.
A splendid program, consisting of
songs recitations, speeches, etc., will
be rendered. Eden Cornet band
will furnish music throughout the
day.
Ileal Fourth of July amusements.
Ice cream, lemonade and other good
things.
Come, one and all, and have a gen
uine good ime.
Everybody welcome. 72S-J28
GltHAT MEADOW WARDEN
SEES THAT 1'ltISONURS'
FAMILIES AliU CAKED FOR
IV ??hv I!! t1
Vance McCormick.
Vance McCormick, newly elected
chairman of the Democratic national
committee, has started an aggressive
Wilson campaign. The main head
quarters of the committee have jus
been established in New York, but
much of the work will be done in
New York and Chicago.
Calves steady.
Hogs.
On a very small run of less than
2300 head of the maj'ket made a gain
of ten cents. Tops selling at $S.30.
Demand Is good and market closed on
a strong basis.
Sheep.
Sheop market did not show any re
vival pf strength. Lambs unless
prime are not bringing a very strong
price. Ordinary sheep are showing
the most weakness. Market closed
at steady to weak.
To High School and
Other Students
Vacation is here and the chances aro that you will
earn a little money during the summor. Don't Just let
it dribble away from you!
Start A Savings Account
at thls bank. It only takes a dollar to begin. Start
now.
Roseburg National Bank
Jackson and Cass Sts.
Roaeburg, Oregon
KlCrT HIS HANDS CLEAX
AXI FED THE PIGS.
B E LLE FONTAINE, O., June 29
Decauso ho kept his face and handB
clean, helped to milk the cows, feed
tho pigs; carried in wood and coal
and did numerous" other things to
show that he Is a good boy to have
around the house, Robert A. Cox,
of Richland township, Logan county,
was declared winner In the Home
Credits contest of CO pupils, staged by
the county board of education.
He received a total of 9,776 credit
marks. His brother was close inhis
trail with 9,667. credits.
Mrs. Fred Goff, of lyelrose, Is
spending a couple of weeks In Port
land visiting with friends and rela
tives.
ALBANY, N. Y., Juno 29. While
the Welfare League of Sing Sing is
being much discussed today the
Homer honor system at the Great
Meadow prison in Comstock is going
on quietly accomplishing its reward
in a host of redeemed men. .
William J. Homer, warden at Great
Meadow and his wife, known by the
prisoners as "Our Lady of Comstock",
are meeting with success because
Hiey know human nature and its
needs.
"No man can be bettered in prison
If his mind is ill nt ease because he
fears for his relatives outside." says
Warden Homer. "Therefore, the first
thing that is done when a man enters
Great Meadow Is to care for his fam
ily, see that It is protected and that
the Innocent will not suffer outside
the prison walls while the guilty
suffer within.
"The normal man is made out of
the abnormal criminal by ethical,
educational, physical and spiritual
methods at Great Meadow. If a man
is physically defective he can not re
form until his, weakness has been
obviated.1'
Therefore Warden Homer deals
with each other man as an Individual.
Ono man may need to ho placed
where he can live in close touch with
nature; so he Is given work on the
prison farm, while another man may
bo obsessed with a desire for knowl
edge, he is placed at work in the
prison library, or is given somo sort
of clerical work that will help him
meet his desires. Common sense,
lova and charity are combined at
Great Meadoww and that is why 100
per cent of Us men are making parole
and 97 'A per cent of Its graduates
are making good.
IB
Fatima sales
are jusnpajg
,T:1 twrauc! ersry man wsnts
gUM a SENSIBLE clearatt
ha Thete aro cher oensfblo
Li c'r.'oroUes bosidos Fp.tlma
1ut there are none that also
just M'tho tnatc of so many
thousands of BOiotcefa ac
Fztiinas do.
Your taste may be different. '
But if you happen to lika
Fatimas 83 wull RS most
men do, you can keep -i(ht
on smoking without any
worry about your tonptieof
throat and without "feeling
oieen" afterwards. Fatlnias
aie annaios,
Try Fatimns today and
youH probably andernttind
why they're oelling so fast.
5 Y.
A Sensible Cigarette ,
HOW TO SAVE $5.00
Watch This
Space
Roseburg Electric Company
l'hono 123
IK) It Electrically. 2,'t t K. Juckson St.
w
arnin
Whonover a storekeeper tries to make you believe that any
phonograph Is equal to the Grafanola don't lot him make a fool
of you,
If ho should attompt'lo domonstiato a Grafanola for compari
son with any other Instrument, be sure that ho does not play for
you an old shop-worn record.
And what is most Important, be sure that the turntable
whoroon tho record rosts is m iltlng 78 complete revolutions per
minitto. If it is runniifg eltlnr above or bolow this speed, It will
not piny properly and you aro being Imposed upon nnd trlckod by
tho storekeeper.
Such a dealer is not worthy of your trade or youf confidence.
You'll find the comploto I'no of Grnfanolag hore ?16 to $300
and wo will gladly demonstrate them for you nnd play any
music you wish to hear. Stop In any tljno. Ask us about our system
of easy terms. , '
Roseburg Furniture Co.
NOTE THIS FINK C01K)ll
of our bnms and bacon. That
denotes first tlutt they come
from young, tender pigs and
n;xt that they have been
r operly cured. All our hams
and tmenn am cane sugar
cured and Jilckory smoked.
They huo a flavor of tholr
own which once tasted you'll
o I ways prefer. Try some for
t-r-taitryst tomorrow. ;
CASS STItKET MARKET
Read the Advertisements in
The Evening News and then
patronize Home Industries.
I'OltTL.WD STOCK MAI1KKT
PORTLAND, June 2S. There was j
tho smallest run of cattle today for:
several weeks consisting chiefly of j
"trashy steers". Cows and heifers;
sold on a steady basis with last week
but steers showed somo weakness.
FAIR PRICES TO ALL!
Iloacbnrg Ice Delivery makes a uniform price to all, based on delivery,
We sell no Ice to ono customer for one-fourth of what Is cost tho
other. It Is unsound principle.
SPECIAL PRIVILEGE TO NONE
Is a good Wny to maintain a business and as wo have passed the 300
number of customers, more than four limes our competitors, wo can prove
tho truth and It always wins.
Telephone
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