1 rtri iVKNIM) !St3?ITl;RIAV1 .JULY 1," 1'JioV
THE EVENING NEWS
H( HItOKDKK IS FOUND.
ROSEBURG EDUCATOR 1IKI.VG
CONSIDERED UY SALEM HOARD
CnURCH SERVICES ARE HELD EVERY MORNING AT CAMP WHITMAK
ITLTON J. SHOEMAKER
' C'AHL I). SHOEMAKER
One of the rangers under
the charge of Supervisor S.
C. Bartrum reported just be
fore going to prepB this ev
ening that he bad found Carl
Schroeder near Quartz moun
tain. When found Schroeder
was hardly able to travel and
could not have lived more
than a day longer.
H. Q. Hall, principal of the Rose
school in this city, is an applicant
for the position of city superintend
ent of the Salem schools and has a
BAM J. dHOEMAKEB
t ' Editor and Publisher.
HHLKI) DAILY EXCEPT BU.VItAY
number of splendid endorsements
from school boards where he has
taught as well as from a number ot
prominent educators whose reputa
tion is nation wide.
There were twenty-seven appli
cants for the position and at a meet
ing of the board held last night the
names of more tfian half were elim
inated from further consideration.
Mr. Hall's name was among those
retained for further consideration by
the members of the board.
Bubaciiptlon Rates Dally
a 4t ft year, by malt (3-0
,Pr month, delivered 60
Semi-Weekly.
SaP.r year 2.00
mons 1.00
or
tending to biiBineBs matters and vis
iting with many friends In this city.
A in Knirfl as Becond-class matter
November B, 1909, at Roseburg, Ore,
i rodor act o( March 3. 1879.
F. G. filakely returned this after
paat
KATUItDAY, JULY 1, 1010.
noon from a business trip to Kiddle.
Robert I la! I , of Sutherlin, spent
the day In Roseburg attending to
PUT I'NDKIt PKACK JIOXOS
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Bit Besides being a Judge ot exccp-
ee tlonal morlts, candidate Hughes niUBt
bei bo a regular connoisseur In selecting
pri -viands which place hU gueBtB In
, va good humor. He has only lately
' 't - teen host to the two ox-presldents
Til Cf the United Stales, and they cc
th both reported as having left In the
? very best humor.
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4 The orators who will entrance tlifei
listening multitudes at the various
celebrations this year, will not luck
for material with which to make tho
eagle scream, nor will It bo necessary
to twist the lion's tall, or take a
fling at the kaiser in order to do It
effectively. Almost any reference to
Old Glory will rouse the audience at
the present time.
Tho small boy In some of our
neighboring towns where the Glor
Ions Fourth Is to be celebrated, will
not bo deprived of his prlvllogo of
showing his patriotism by Indulging
in tho fizz and pop of tho firecrack
er, for most of the mayors have do
elded to declare tho local ordinances
against this pastime, as Inoperative
for the day.
It lsBuld that thu Colonel has
more applications to join any mili
tary orgnni'atlou he may raise, and
if it should come to that pass whero
his sorvicoB were accepted, it would
require a division to tako care of
thera all. It would ;be dlflfcult,
howovor, to think of any other title
for him than just simply "The Col
onol," and that would Bllck no mat
ter how much higher bo might go in
tho military titles.
J Tho outlook now Is tor tho very
bast kind of weather for ull colobra
Uona of our great national birthday.
ii In every portion of this section of
: tho country, so one may as well pick
out the exact plaeo In which to pus3
;; it. Kor IhoBo who do not cure for
! noise and crowds, they sny tbeso lato
rains have made tho trout cxcocdlng-
fieJy lively, so no doubt many will pick
riall)t their favorllo haunts and pass
Miss Moiiy In this manner,
lire of v i-
of orlglr thnt our own war cloud bus
nature wnturily lifted, It Is tlmo lor thu
and were no across the ocean to sp
ot nierrtmen, and tho accounts would
Jioon a tuhlhnt the long promised una
Treshiueiils. jenoral advance of the al
dinr.teen, JUulreuily begun, and with
fliison, n ".i-nnlty that It must from its
Moore, violence and doHtructlvencsa
ftyjtr o" t lie center uf intercut. It Is pos-
f Blhlo that this Ib the beginning of
I' the end of the two years' struggle.
'. Although l.oid Kitchener stalled
as n poor hoy, an, has been u sul-
1 dler all his lll'o, bo left an estate of
t nearly three quarters o( a million.
'V Home cynic bus been mean enough
to ascribe It to his being a batrhelor,
i and bo was able to save bo much be
cause he did not have to buy hats
for his wife. Hut It hardly seems
. possible that bats alone would ae
rouut for all this accumulation, los
slbly England Is n little more lib
eral In her pay for soliiier of the!
.1 rapacity of the lute i oinmamler ln-
rhief, than wo are here In this,
country. !
business matters.
A. C. Wilson, of Yoncalla, was a
business visitor in Roseburg for sev-c-ral
hours today.
Mrs. F. A. Gilliam and Kathcrine
Dyers were in the city from Win
cheater today.
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Lucas left this
afternoon for a two weeks' visit with
friends and relatives at Harshfleld
A marriage license was granted
last night to Fred Asam and Louise
Stener, both of Douglas county.
Mrs. Chns Wamsloy, who has been
visiting In Roseburg for a few days
left this afternoon for her home.
"Lee Mohr and wife, of Sutherlin,
spent the day In this city visiting
and attending to business matters;
Virgie Campbell loft this nftnrnoon
for Eugene where she will spend a
few days visiting with friends and
relatives.
Amlta Miller, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mrs. W. H. l.eck
ey, returned to her home this after
noon. Judge J. W, Hamilton, wife and
daughter, Morlo, left this afternoon
for Coos nny, where they will spond
a few weeks.
J. M. Thompson, a prominent
farmer and mine owner of Camas
Valley, was In the city today attend
ing to business matters.
'rmu Wright, of Oakland, who has
been spending a few days visiting
with friends in this city, returned
homo tills afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. IT. Welngarten, of
San Francisco stopped in this city
today on their wny home from Port
land where they have been visiting
Miss Agnes Grlnsted left on the
4:15 train this morning for Long
leach, Calif., where she will visit for
the next two months with her aunt,
Mrs. Robert Elwell.
Mrs. C. R. Thompson left this aft
ernoon for MnrBhricld where she ex
pects to remain. Mr. Thompson pre
ceded her and Is employed thoro at
tiie present tlmo.
l'nless an alarm of fire Is sounded
tonight Roseburg will hnve seen an
entire month without a conflagration
of any kind. Tho last flro to which
the department responded was on
tho evening of June 2. This Is an
excellent record and the city council
Is wondering whether or not it enn
be attributed to the new flro truck.
A card from Rev. S. (1. Ilettes, who
Is now In Looking Glass, states that
he will he at Canyonville on July
il, 7. S and It. where he will hold a
campnieotlng for nil tho churches,
with Rev. Coop, of the M. K. cireh
In chaices. Rev. Ilettes Is now hold
ing dally meetings at Looking Glass
where he speaks from his auto in
front of the store, and will continue
these until Sunday.
iu:.i;i(i will in: hi i d iii.ri-:
Accused of u.ssauU and battery.
Dave Churchill appeared in the re
cordtor's :t)Lirt this afternoon ,and
upon entering a plea of guilty was
fined $5.00. The assault occurred
at the Empire Livery stable shortly
after noon when he attacked Loyal
Emery who in the mix-up which fol
lowed, was struck several limes in
the face. Emory Immediately made
out a complaint and Churchill watt
placed under arrest. Later Emory
appeared In the justice court where
he had Churchill put under $00'
bonds to keep tho peace.
SIX MOKE A HE ADDED.
Six more names were added today
to the rapidly increasing list for the
volunteer company being organized
by Dr. F. V. Haynes. The new
members are Bertram. Bates, B. F.
Jones, Myles Jones, D. Y Kidwell,
Gltin Willis and Fred Stusy, the lat
ter two being residents ot Riddle.
Many others are expressing their in
tention of joining the company and
their names will be added as soon as
soon as the paper can be taken to
them for their signatures.
IAXV Sl(i NEW OAT If.
All the members of the hospital
corps last night subscribed to the
new federal nav bill. There was not
a single refusal to accept the terms
and In each Instance the boys were
eager to sign their names to the doc
ument. In tho Fourth Company coast
artillery the oath is not being sign
ed so rapidly, as a large numbor of
tho members live in the country and
are unable to come into the city.
Therd havo been only a very few in
stances in which the men have re
fused to sign.
ARE MAIMMED THIS AFTKKXOOX.
Judge Marsters today officiated at
the wedding of John Kramer and
Miss Iva Doll Watts, both residents
of Deor Creek. The ceremony was
performed at the homo or Mrs. Col
lins on Main street and was wit
nessed by only a few of the imme
diate relatives and friends. Both are
well known in the vicinity in which
they live and whore thoy will bo at
homo to their many friends.
FOU SALE 160 acres, 50 acres cul
tivated. Will take town property
In part payment. Julius Dorn
bluit, Dixonville. 7-M-jy'lp
FINE TRACT FOR
SUB-DIVISION
Regular church services are held every morning at Camp Whitman, Beekman, New York. Photo slier-
tt'i of the 69th New York regiment, conducted by the regimental chaplain. Rev. Francis P. Duffy.
SEVERAL I'AV FINES.
R. E. Hunt, James Fletcher, Jr.,
Mrs. Ora Welker, Waldo .Marsters,
Merle Payne, O. C. Brown, Geo. K.
Qtilne, C. L. Selecmnn, E. W. Bar
num and O. E. Churchill today paid
fines of $1.00 each for driving their
autos without the light properly
displayed in the rear of the machine.
Nine other warrants of arrest have
been served, but the owners have not
yet appeared.
ONE MILLION JOHS IN AM- of John Barleycorn are the American
ERICA CLOSED TO DRINKERS.; railroads, which generally have
adopted 'Rule G,' the mightiest blow
In the July American Magazine " yef delivered at alcohol in industry.
Dr. Edwin P. Bowers says: j But tne railroads are not standing
mere are more tnan a million alone other great industries have
Jobs In America closed to the man
who drinks alcoholic liquors. This
means that not only the employee
shall not drink while on duty, hut
that he shall keep clear of all pub
lic drinking places while off duty.
"Leaders in this excommunication
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come to see that alcohol makes only
for accidents, inefficiency and w-aste.
Workmen's C Jiupensation Laws in
many states have uelped to v. pen
men's eyes, and business common
sense Is keeping them open.
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CITY NEWS.
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Mothers homo inndo bread at Mm'
Cafeteria, oc per lu;if. tot!-u'j
Al. llnrli-kon, the prominent!
Oakland resident, enmo to Koscburf;!
jitlay and spent several hours nt-
Peptity STierlff Krnnk llopklus 1st
experte,! to arrive in itoKoburg to-i
night with Hurry Hanfiold and K. 11.
Jarvis, the prinrlpalK In the Tillrrj
Hhootlng affair. The hearing was to
have been held before Will y. ltrown!
j list !- of lite peace at Riddle, but
on account of the Inter's absence tt
was found necessary to bring the twoi
men to Roseburg. Tiny will be
piven an examination in the local
.h:sti.'e court Monday.
Near County I-'air Grounds. Close to
proposed location of Kendall Mills;
10 acres In shape of square with
streets on three sides. Practically
level land. All under cultivation, 9 j
acres In fruit; T acres bearing. I
Vtalaiice of place in grain and gar- j
den truck. Good 5 roifm house, with I
closets, all finished. Hani 20x10 t't.
with Hi ft. sheil attached. Other
out-buildings. Good fences. Excel
lent w ell of water. Taxes very light.
Price $7,000. Term.?, J3.000 down,
balance on tl years time at e per
cent. Apply to owner on premises,
Ira Hull. R. K. n. 1, Roseburg. Ore,
or free transportation to anyone de
siring to see property.
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