TirK KVKM.J .KV8. ITKSIIAV. JULY 11, 1M6.
THE EVENING NEWS
Ml 1,1 U.N J. SlIOIiUAKKlt
CAW, 1). SHOEMAKER
BAM J. SHOKMAKEIi
k Kdilor una Publishers.
IHSUKI) IIAII.Y KXCKPT SUNDAY
Hulwcriptlon Ratt Daily
Per year, by mall $3.0
Par month, delivered BO
Sonii-Weekly.
Par year 2-00
li monB 100
Eutored as socond-claaa matter.
November 5, 1909, at Boneburg, Ore.
nrtor net of March 8. 1879.
Tl'KSDAY, JIXV 11. 1018.
BBPIT11MCA.V CANDIDATES, 4010.
For President Charles E. Hughes
Por Vico-Pres Chas. W- Fairbanks
For 8oc. of State D. W. Olcott
For Pub. Service Commissioner
Fred G. Uuchtel
For Circuit Judge J. A. Buchanan,
of Douglas Co.; John S. Coke, of
Coog Co.; Edwin O. Potter, of
Lane Co.
For Sonator D. L. Eddy
For Joint Rop Wm. II. Gore
For Representatives Charles A.
Brand and Roy Griggs.
For Dlst, Atty Goo. Neuner, Jr.
ForClork Chas. W. Clark
For Commissioner W. K. St. John
. For Sheriff , Goo. K. Qulno
For Assessor Guy Cordon
For Burvoyor M. B. Germond
For Treasurer .....J. E. Sawyers
For Co. School Supt O. C. Brown
For Coronor Dr. C. B. Wade
For Justice of Pence. ...C. F. Hopkins
For Constnhlo II. B. Church
CI.HAN I I'.
In compliance with tho order of
liioSlulo Hoard of lluullh, Dr. Jlouck,
vbo la In charge ff the health of
fice for this section, liu.s iHKiiod nil
Appeal to tho uttixuiiH to lake every
moans to prevent the breaking out
of the dreaded disease that Is now
ravishing tho, eastern mutes, known
ns In fan illn pimilynlK. lie h:is up
poinled all officer to sec that back
yards and nllrya cleaned of every
thing that might error a breeding
place for llio fly, for It has been al
most definitely eittabllKbed that the
disease l8 carried and spread In Ibis
manner. Decides this, a riitid quar
antine has been ordered a. limit ev
eryone without a yloan bill of
hoallh, who nre enroule here from
jiny of the eastern states, and Is un
der fifteen yea i'n of nt:o. It is Just
. an well to take every precaution at
any time ncaltmt any epidemic that
may bo ranlliK In any locality, espe
cially when such precaution takes the
nature of n ilenn-np of buck yards
and nlleys, for It will tend io the
heUnrineut of all conditions, even
though tho threatened disease Itself
may never appear. Therefore, help
the officials In Ibis mutter, anil clean
up, swat the fly at every opportunity.
that roMMi::ciAt, suimaium-:.
U would sconi nppariMit that tlie
fM)d'Mivor.4 f tln Kmirh ami Kni;
lish emtuisslcH won? far f H when
they ,ltiiiil to un:e on this koiti.
nient t!i;it ( h Malus of the (lertnan j
ulim;inne which Ikh made the ro
murkalde vmacr from lt:emen to j
UiIh rountrv, is that nf n warwhtp.j
tint! not n merchant ve1!. and rnii-i
nefiuent'y ls 8iilJeet to Internment, or
n demand to l";ne our hailmr v i'lrn
a ntlpulated number of honm. To
tho layman, it would tint sorm that
bernuso the veswel tan sink below the
vrn von and rise n train at will, nhe
loses her character uf a essel of
'ommerce, and purh in entitle,! to
the mi mo Identical treatment as any!
other mo'Thanlmon of any m' the uth-i
cr powers, which weeMv b'uvo some!
of our ports flyinn the f la of some!
one of the belligerent j. No doubt
the action is inspired by the fcari
that Homo others of the same build,!
tut armed with powerful ejuip, inav'
jMitbS" U i Is.- mil of the w alt r ho- j
fore some nie:u KnulNh or Kivnch !
rort, and do Inc-cdihlo da;nat;e be-j
Corn tvu-apiui: or 1 ' ii.; sunk.
this b It may, no fair tnimb d n-in '
enn show nnv valid rensou why this'
unarmed nhip should not have the
ame InWg of neutrality extended U
that are given to any others which,
perform, must nail on'y t n i.in
f tho seas, and hutt ntvt the totality
Sylvester A. Long Talks Straight
From Shoulder
Talks to People About Everyday Life, but Says Things
Worth While
, .-.- v .
SYLVESTER A. LONG, who speaks at Chautauqua. Is a man of balance
who knows how and when to lilt and when to quit. As an orator, his
eloquence Is tile Index or his thought. He knows that a great truth, like
a great statue, requires no drapery. Long is earnest, intense, dramatic, tint
naturally so. Long is one of the big men of the Chautauqua movement anil
one of the foremost to demonstrate the possibilities of the Chautauqua plat
form as a parliament of the people. His sane, invigorating discussions of the
great questions agitating the public mind are illuminating and Inspiring, lie
Is packed with Information, llo recognizes the apparent darkness in some
matters, but no one can hear him without experlcm-lim renewed hope, lie
leaves the Impression that It Is folly to remain In a dark room when by press
ing a button It would be Hooded with light. I.Ike Lincoln, he plants a (lower
wherever he rinds a thistle. He Illustrates bis points with brilliantly apt tig
ares and colors them with an indescribable humor. Hear Long lung, hut not
too long.
of diving bnnoalh ttie wuvos to es
cape tin enemy. Of course, beyond
tho threG-nil!e limit of our shores.
It can Ite of no consequence to us
whether she esenpes, or is sunk or
ctiplureii. the same as any other
enemy vessel ia subject to, whether
loaded with contraband of war or
not.
CITY Niowa.
Mr;;. J. T, Kllison, who has been
visiting willi her son, I). Y. Allison,
returned i0 her home at Cottage
drove today.
S'uti. K. A. Miller, of .luin tion City,
who has In eti visilini; with Mrs. .1
K. Kimer, relumed to her home tit'n
ailt moon.
AllhoUKh the city "lias bleu b wel
tering in tho heat, the weather man
calmly u.h tires u-t thai t!u; teiiipeia
lure was only 11 denreea.
County JiuIko Marsters and Com
missinner Nichols made a .short trip
lo Cleveland today where they in
sip eted some new road.
drover Potter and Mrs. l.ovey Am
brose were iiianletl at the lierrins
tou house last eenitii; by Hev. Kalon.
Mr. Potter is employed in a local
restaurant.
Mrs. Hello Maine was today grant
ed a dlvorcti f mm her ti .i :t r.
11. Maine, on the grounds of eruei
and isi'i-inian tn anient. "I'ho p!e -ft't
rlKhts were settled out of co-nt.
AttoriM-y !aiu, repnented the plain
tiff. Another decree was granted to
Craiilt V. Paun. ilis elvint: the bomb
of iiiatrimt.ny br t,e(n hn. iV ao-.
Ills wile, Susan 1., Putin.
Acc.HtliUM to a telej-ram rei'cived
In this city yesterday tin automobile
whbh was broimht to this city a few
days ai:o by the three boy tbiees
was stolen by th.-m from Walter d.
Leehey. who resides at L'Otto Yesler
street, Seattle, Wash. Tho name ot
the owner was ascertained by Offi
cer Will hems, who telegraphed the
Washington secretary f state ;'r the'
(!-!!' t informal inn. No w ord has
been received from (he oor, j
NKW WIM I li tMHV OI'Klt.Mlli;
I'm ilk Id'l hr, ,f IV; tl nrriv
. I hi K,.. Sun: t...:1y ,im il'i lal.i
h" poult ion of W.tiin 1'iiiou ora
tor in place iiT T. A. W. nbcrc. who
leaves In n few days (r chii-aso.
Mr. Wenhori; will t;o b vay of lH'ti
ver, stopplns at several pinery en
riuite ainl uiion re.ieliiui; ( -sTeatro
. ,il enter the railioad Mit viee.
nkw billows mas ku;ctki
KX I.Ti:i (iltAXII lUI.Mlt KIjKS!
nAIriMOUK, .Inly 11.-
HiKh.or. of Now Orleans, was elect-
C(l Kxulted Grand iU:!(M- i tin.' I'-ik
, , , , , ., ,. e ..
lodge over l.loy.l MuxwhII. ,j! !la--
slialllDwn, Iowa. Huston was nelct-
el as the no.vt meeting place tor thej
reunion which will 1m
held in 11MN.
Mariran't Mulkey, of Central Is
visitiiiK witn ho rcousin, Miss Prud
ence Clow,
Mrs. il. W. Bass, of Yoncall, who
h:i;A been ypendini; u few days with
friends in ''ItoKehur,' has returnet;
- Iht home.
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VI f. V , .1 .,' 4 1 f" 17, ,- 71 V -,M
rhe Famcus Chew w;& tk
Cc'irus, friiuy Flayer
tJli Luiiio
MADE EY MOOES!! PnC?r
You want to pet all tl-.c ..'
pnd bcnclil p-'SmM.' cut 01
'I lirn chew fluff tulwo'.
V011 want yiir tliew to !:..,. 1
whi'lesome, ap;H-iiitii; ricli:i3 oi r:l'
fruit. T!a 11 clieiv Spear lU'ul.
You want a phi.7 i:h a ei licioui''.
sweet and nxll.iw flavor tli.it l..sts a'
long as the t!;.w lasts. Ti.eu cile'A
Spear Iliad,
On' chew of Sncar Pea l wi'! co'i
vincc ar.y iimi that thore's no other t,.
laeco (Ml earth with sucll a rich ai.,1
l.niiiiK llav. r. That's because all the
ratural ji::ii of the c!i .i.e t r.url-.y
leaf ate r- laiu; ,1 in S'av.r iiea.I.
The n'akn".: e'f Siier.r Hea l is con
ducted sfiLtly ai;'i.rjh: lo rurc-l.'in!
inetlirili ta a .n.-t niei'crn factory tlial
isf spie-am' sp.m liiroi-rlio-at.
T'lic Tvt expensive, i-.n-dc-i pro
cesses lin n Si -ar lleail ircsii, sweel
and pure at every staire.
Thc luscious plug of ?pcar Head,
from which you bite thc tastiest,
wholcsomcsi of thews, represents
the highest form of plus tobacco
rriHluetic...
Try Spear Head the very best chew
that money can buy. In" 10c cn'e
wrapped in wax paper.
Perfection Stove
The Oil Stove willi the tall blue chimney,
creating a perfect draft ideal combustion.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bldg will be received
the office of Roscoe N. Green, clerk;
of school district No. 4, Douglas
county, Oregon, until 0 o'clock p. m.,
of July 24th, 1916, and opened at a
meeting of the board to he held at 8 !
o'clock p. m. of said date for all ;
labor and materials and erection of'
the addition to the Riverside school j
building, Roscburg, Oregon. Con
formable with the plans and specifi
cations adopted by the board of di
rectors of said district and prepared
by T. E. Ware, architect, Roseburg, j
Oregon. Plans and specifications
may be obtained at the office of the I
clerk in the Roseburg National Bank
building, Roseburg, Oregon. The said I
work will be let in one general con
tract. A certified check pr bidder's
bond for 10 per cent of the amount
bid payable to Roscoo N. Green,
clerk, must accompany each bid, to
be forfeited to the dirict in, case
the successful bidder Bhall fall to
sign contract, and give the required
bond. The honrd reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated this 11th day of July, 1910.
ROSCOE X. GREEN,
Clerk. Scho' "'strict No.- 4, Douglas
County, Oreeon. 7R4-J2?.
SAGE TEA KEEPS
It's Grandmother's recipe to bring
back color, thickness and lustre
Everybody is using it again.
Gray hair, however handsome, denotes
advancing agn. We all know the advan
tages of a youthful appearance. Your
hair is your charm. It makes or mars
I lie face. When it fades, turns gray and
looks dry, wispy and seraptrly, just a
few applicat ions of Sae Tea and Pnlphur
enhances its appearance a Immlred-irild.
Don't May j;ray! Look your.g! Kither
prepare the tunic at homo or yet from
any drug store a oO-ccnt bottle or
"Uyeth's Sno and Sulphur Compound."
TlioiiHandsof folks rccniimii'tid this read v
to-use preparation, because it darkens
lidward'tlie hair beautifully and removes dan-
SVlS, i'no n
it !liirk'nw so naturally ami evenly. Yon
iiioisK-n n Hpoiiw r soft lirush with it,
dm.in,, lllia t,irnU(,h thc lnlirj inkm,
onu "iiill utraml at a timu. Ily morning
U"''" .'l'"'''''";,'1""!' a",",h':r
restniinl and it becomes thick, loHwy and
lustrous, ami you appear years younger.
umifniiiii'iiiii ! ih'iiiii
AT THE .MAJESTIC TO-MORROW.
Hit tk. $mm
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SCENE FROM "THE ISLE OF OVE,"
LUXE EDITION, IN FiZ ACTS.
TO JOIN VILLA
EL PASO, July 11. Persistent re
ports that the Mexicans are flocking
to the standard of Vilia, culminated
'in the unconfirmed rumor today
that several hundred Carranzistas
withdrew from the Chihuahua garri
son to join the bandit leader. IL is
reported that general disorder in the
city followed the move of the troops.
Carranza officials and followers in
this city emphatically denied the ru
r u mors of a revolt in the ranks of
the de facto army.
Villa Sririt -is Itnmiiaiit.
H is reported that the Guerrero
district is aflame with the spirit of
the notorious bandit. Hundreds nl
natives have desvrted the villages in
t Ilia district, presumably to join the
new army which they believe Villa
himself will lead against the grin
goes. Drivers of motor trurks who have
returned from Pershins's camp for
supplies report that the entire dis
THE NEWS can make use of a considerable
quantity of Block and Stove wood and the time
to bring it in is NOW while the roads are good.
To those who are in arrears on subscription,
the market price of wood is offered.
SO BRING IT IN
iiiUMi'iii in in if iii'u 1 11 mini.i.m.,
tm,-..M..na.1m.Tap. rminnnri i ii in
' 3 XIIE
FURNITURE MAN j
MUTUAL MASTERPICTURE, DE
PRODUCED BY GAUMONT.
trict Is a hotbed of Villa sentiment.
In the northern provinces the na
tives are more friendly as they are
enjoying the first peace they have
had In years. The rainy season has
started and the roads covered by the
motor truck line is partially sub
merged. CITY NEWS.
Mr, and Mrs. P. jChristoferson,
who have been visiting with their
son, K. A. Christoferson, returned to
their home at Pomeroy, Wash., this
morning. ,
T ' vvest, the well known Oak
land resident, returned home this
morning after spending a couple ot
days in this city attending to busi
ness matters.
li.iy in quantities for cash, your
livin;', expenses will be reduced. You
will f t wholesale prices on quantity
orders at the People's Supply Co.
n'holosale to the -jnsumei'. 703-tr
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