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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1916)
TOUR TlfE EVK.VINU .NEWS, THI'KHIIAY, Jl'LY 8, 1010. THE EVENING NEWS WILlU.S J. SIIOKMAKKIt CAUL I). 81I0KMAKEK SAM J. rillOK.MAICEU Killtoi-s and PulillNliers. Jl'KK WKATHKIt. IHNl l l DAILY K.VCKI'T SUMIAY t s HiilTiltiini Itate Dully Per year, by mall 3.0' Pt month, delivered BO Beinl-Weekly. fr year ,92.60 lx mons 100 Tho month of Juno bas been an almost uoriiml one, an regards weath er conditions, as shown by the com pilation of tiie official Weather Un real! at this station In charge of Win. Hell. The temperature shows a mean of 61.4, against the normal of 60.9, Indicating the slight excess of 0.5 degres over the average normal for 30 years. The highest tempera ture was !K, on the IGlh, and the lowest, 117 on the 10th. with the Unified as second-class matter' greatest daily range 4i, on tho 12th, Vovember 5, 1909, at Roseburg, Ore. and tho least 13, on the 25th. The m1r not. of March 3. 1879. highest on record Is 101. and the lowest 30. For the first time since THCItSDAY, Jl'IA' (I, HMO. ItEI'UJIMC'A.V CANDIDATES, 1010. J tho official station was established hero 39 years ago, there wore four consecutive days when the thermom eter registered above 90, these being on the 13th, ,14th, lRth and 10th. when the record shows 92, 92, 94, 98. There were 14 clear days, 12 partlv cloudy, and 4 cloudy. On 19 days there were 12 or more hours of sun- ; shine, and 7 days, with 14 or more Tiurln! June there were S days showing .01 or over preclpita I tion, tho total for the month being .91 Inch, against the normal of 1.07. 'a deficiency of .10 Inch. The great ! est precipitation for any 24 hours was .20 Inch, on the 25th and 20th. Tho total from September 1st to I July 1st Is 37.10, against tho normal For President Charles E. Hughes of 33.78, on excess of 3.32. The For Vlce-Pres Chas. W. Fairbanks normnl for 39 wet seasons Is 32.12. For Sec. of Stuto 13. W. Olcott There woro no thunder storms dur- For Pub. Service Commissioner 1 Ing tho month. Tho month has been Fred G. Buchtel excellent for malting hay. and all For Circuit Judge J. A. Buchanan, 1 growing crops, nnd all fruits have of Douglas Co.; John S. Coke, of advanced, and while the rains of the Coos Co.; Edwin O. Potter, of last few days caused Rome splitting Lane Co. i of cherries, there has been an enor- For Senator B. L. Eddy monso yield of nil varieties and of a For Joint Itep : Wni. II. Gore most, excellent quality. For Representatives Charles A. I v Brand and Roy Griggs. For Dlst. Atty Geo. Nounor, Jr. For Clerk Chas. W. Clark For Commissioner W. E. St. John For Sherlfr Geo. K. Qulno For Assessor Guy Cordon For Surveyor M. B. Gormond For Treasurer J. E. Sawyers For Co. School Supt O. C. Brown For Coroner Dr. C. B. Wade For Justice of Peace... C. F. Hopkins For Constable II. n. Church Ftees threw a cup and saucer at bliu, inflicting two deep scalp wounds. i'i I A t'TA L y L' A TEXT MONDAY The Chautauqua tent and .para phernalia Is Expected to arrive In this city early .Monday morning to gether with a force of workmen, who will superintend its election. The tent will be pitched in the same place as Inst on the court house lawn, as near a central lont!on can bo uhtaiued. CITY NEWS. HORN To the wife of R. li. Per kins, ut Mercy hospital ou Thurs day, July 6, 1916, a son. Sheriff George Quiue returned this afternoon from Gardiner where be attended the Fourth of July celebru tlon. Dr. F. W. Haynes and wife return ed this afternoon from Ashiaud where they attended the Roundup. The trip was made by auto and lliey report a delightful time. Pat Patterson reports the loss or theft of a pockot book from bis hip pocket this afternoon. The book contained only a number of bills and receipts of do value to any one hut; the owner whose name is Inside, and ! he will be obliged to the finder, if! it was lost, to return to him. ! I TIIHEE TIlOr.SAXD KT INCREASE SAFETY FIRST HI-ECIAI, 'j An advance notlco has been receiv ed nt this offlco stating thnt the 3"Ilo'lltl United Slates Government y Safety First Spoclal will ut some date In tho future make a stop at y Ibis station, and give the peoplo a e chance to see nnd get acquainted .' -!Wltb. the various mothods adopted by tho federal government to further porsonnl safety. Tho special Is mado i J possible through tho co-operuljon of '? Kmh groat B. & O. railway system, ami will consist or twelve steel ears o arranged that tho displays by the various departments rnn he easily , examined. Tho exhibits will be from j tho treasury, war. navy, interior and I agricultural departments, und the i Interstate commerce coinmiHsion, nnd he Rod Cross Society. It started j from Washington on May 1st. and is j -working Ita wny west. When the rompleto Itinerary for the roast i ntalcB In arranged, notlro will be i Klvon by tho press and Tho News Is, tho parties involved. 1'pi'ii being - Assured that Roseburg will be one ; forced to furnish bond, a cross com- 5 of the places whero the special Willi plaint was filed ngaln.it 3ecker, ho scheduled to stop. Inasmuch as the j charging him with disorderly con- ' Itinerary for Juno comprised such duct. The case occurred Tuesday ' Important places only ns Chlcngo. night when Decker came into '..Toledo, Cleveland. Columbus nnd lloorge's restaurant on Cass street !; ithr cities from Sli.OOO Inhabitants nnd called Hoes names nt which the ! ; tap, tho distinction for Roseburg can latter took offense and believing i . tlba easily seen. that Decker intended bodily harm SAN FRANCISCO, July C The Southern Pacific Company yesterday ordorcd tho wages of 3000 section la borers on the Pacific division rais ed from $1.75 to $2 per day. The Increase Is dated back to July 1. The Increase amounts to aobut $200,000 annually. Five hundred men nro given tho rniso on the Shasta division of tho road alone. Mexican nnd Chinese laborers nre not Included In tho Increase The higher cost of living for the labor ers Is believed to be the cause of tho increaso. ADVANCE MAX FOR THE CllAl'TAlQl'A ARRIVES IN CITY Fred 13. Keast, advance man and publicity manager of the Ellison White Chnutauqua system, arrivod In the city ,thls ufternoon and will spend several days conferring with tho local 'committee and getting things in slinpe for the opening of the program next Tuesday. CASE IS DISMISSED The case against Chas. Itces, ns cused of bluing .lark Decker in the head with a cup anil saucer, was dis missed this afternoon by Recorder Whipple, by tho mutual consent of Mr. Reals and family, old ac-I quaintnnces of B. L. Eddy were in! the city on their way south touring! tho country. They are great advo-J cates of thc-Chautauqua and thought j they might stny over here and take! the course, unless they could find ono on this week in one of the cities south. FOR EST NOTES. Experiments witli jack pine have shown that It is well suited for mak ing kraft paper. On some of the national forests this tree is used to plant land which is too poor to grow other timber. A new firo-flghting tool has been invented by a forest ranger in Cali fornia which co f'ls's of an inter changeable hoe a u il rake. It is said to be the best too! of the sort yet devised. A'? ft K W Vft ICJtcl Among the world's great story tellers, those gifted, en tertaining; fellers, Rex Beach is stacking high; and I am always in my glory when I have got a new Beach story; it suits me more than pie. Ked blood in all his yarns is seething; his characters are living, breathing, not dummies made of wood; strong men admire his kind of writing, of heroism, peril, fighting it's al ways to the good. And Rex, when he is busy working, his trusty old typewriter jerking, unti; it busts a spoke, to have his inspiraton quick ened keeps till the air around him thickened with rich Tuxedo smoke. Say, have you noticed, gentle readers, how many famous men and leaders explain Tuxedo'b worth? As man's great solace they expound it, and that's because they all have found it the best there is on earth. 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Two of the strongest men of the nation will be candidates for the highest office within the gift of the American people. Questions of national and international interest will be of every day occurance. t Every man, woman and child will want to keep in touch with these candidates and questions. This can be accomplished by reading The Evening In order to add a large number of new subscribers to our list a special offer is made which will continue until the 15th day of July. News For $1.00 we will mail to any address in Douglas County the Daily Evening News during the months of July, August, Sep tember, October, November and December. Call sub scriptions will be taken at the same price. This special offer will positively close on July 15th. 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