THE EVE.NIXG JiEWS TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1010.
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tion of the truck. It alao gives the
chief, his assistant, or foreman the
right to impress into service any
able-bodied man over is years of age
and giving them the right of police
power during a fire at which time
they may arrest any person found
violating the terms of the ordinance.
One provision requires that any per
son in charge of a train at a cross
Ing must open the crossing inside of
two minutes after notification, the
penalty being $0 fine , or 25 days
imprisonment or both.
The council In concluding its husi
ness, passed a resolution authorizing
the city engineer to prepare plans
for the pacing of an intersection in
the alley directly north of the rail
road spur. This paving was objected
to by Al. G'reason, who said he re
fused to pay the amount which will
be assessed against his property.
COMUS PLAYERS
AH in Readiness For the Big
Chautauqua Week.
LOCAL COMMITTEE STILL WORKING HARD
Splendid Henotoii of Kntertaiu.
liienut in- Kt.ire for The
IVople of Hoseburg
mid Vicinity.
the advance representative of Ellison-White,
leaves tonight for Ana-
cortes and Belllngham where ho will j
have charge of the publicity and ar-1
rangements prior to the chautauquas '
which start there next week.
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Spring and Summer
Dress Goods
In Dimities, Batistes, Voiles and Silk Mixtures
Now On Display
New Spring and Summer
Coats
For Ladies and Misses
Our
Corset Dep't
is complete in every detail. Models for every
Ficrure.
Be Friendly, Come in and see us Occasionally.
L Abraham
The Dependable Store
The chautauqua opens tonight
with a presentation of the play 'Car
son of the North Woods". This play
deals with the life of the Canac
around Quebec In the day of the
Old Dominion, and Is full of situa
tions both dramatic and comic. The
play is particularly adapted for the
Chautauqua stage since it is easy of
presentation, the Betting being quite
as simple and quaint as the life that
the play portrays. The play is stroug
in moral tone and brings out the
ability of the Conius Players to the
fullest extent. Archibald Reddie, the
leading man plays an exceptionally,
brilliant part as the woodsman. Prof
Heddie is dean of the Dramatic
School at the University of Oregon
where he. has built up the best and
finest equipped dramatic school on
the Pacific coast. Miss Janet Young,
cast as the daughter of the woods
man, is also a graduate of the dra
matic school at the state university,
and since her graduation has been
playing in numerous productions
which hnvc toured the United States.
The other members of the cast are
equally well known to the followers
of the footlights. n
The Comus Players will be follow
ed In quic1. succession by a long
list of entertainers and lecturers.
This year's program shows a larger
and belter program than has ever
been presented In 'this city before,
and large crowds and abundant en
thusiasm will greet each perform
ance.
Alexander von Sklbinsliy. assisted
by Miss Welch and Miss Baker, will
be oho of the stellar performers of
! the week. Music lovers will be af
forded a rare treat indeed in hoar-
' ing this great Russlnn violinist. Miss j
1 Mary Welch, the American contral-
to has a volcrj of wonderful depth
and great range and her solos aro a j
treat In any performance.. Two pre-I
hides will be given by this company I
and each will provo a feast to music I
lovers. ' i
The musical part of the program
runs the gountlet from the eccentric
music or tbo Kaffir Boys Choir lo
the stately music of the New York
Cley Marine Hand. Male and mixed
quartettes, pianists, violinists anil
soloists form a part of each day's
program.
Perhaps one ol the best things :
about the program is the great ntray !
of well knofru and able speakers, j
Judge Wanaiu'aker, who speaks on I
the "Courts and the People" will i
hold tbo attention of the audience'
for the first nfternoon. Judge Wana
maker has a good many things to say
to the people of Oregon about the,
court procedure of this state am' J
every state In the union. i
I
I,ou Pi aiichanip, the laughing
philosopher, known all over the civil- '
izod world as a press correspondent !
and lecturer, will deliver his fam- J
mis lecture "Take the Sunny Side",
lleaucbuuip is an expert Btory teller ,
and weaves each Btory Into bis dis
rourse with the quaint humor that
Is all his own.
Hubert Parker Miles, noted editor,
traveler and philosopher of two con
tinents will deliver his lecture "Tal- I
low Tiis". Tl.Is lecture can neither
I e imitated or ( otmle.-feite.d. Willi
I tingling vividness be runs tbo gamut
1 of v.it, humor, pathos, human inter-.
est, and brilliancy of eloquence and
illustration, ;
Other men to appear are Charles
. ZiieMin, Sylvester A. Long, Wood
i rtrlsjgs, Krancls l.almdie, and Mr.;
j llunsftorger . Kneh one has some-!
thing good to say and all can say
It in a manner both pleasing and
convinclnK.
At a meeting held this morning In
the Commercial club rooms the loci!
i committee found that they were still
a few Hundred dollars shy on their
' contract but hoped to have this made
no by the time of the evening per
formance. 'Viey are alr-.'-tiier wri!
pk-nBcd with the wny the people
have handled the local sitnn'ion anO
wlh t0 thank all who have eonlrib-,
tinted to the success of the chautan-j
qua. - j
Frederick R. Keast, who has ben j
in the city for the past few day j
DIE BY THE SCORE
NEW YORK, July 11. Despite
predigcous efforts on the part of the
physicians of this city and Brooklyn
to curb the spread of infantile paraly
sis which has raged for the past
week, the deaths and news cases
showed an Increase of one hundred
per cent In Brooklyn alone since yes
terday. The total deaths in the two
cities number 270, of which 32 were
reported today. Twenty of the 32
were In Brooklyn and only 9 died
yesterday.
TONIGHT
CARSON
OF THE
NORTH
WOODS
AT CHAUTAUQUA
Something good tonight
and everyuight
COURT HOUSE SQUARE
Anlceless
Refrigerator
AN ACCOMPLI tsHKD FACT. Will not freeze food but will keep it
at a safe temperature. All tho attention necessary will not take
five minutes a day. We have two sizes priced at $15.00 and $21.00
but we make a special introductory offer on first three sold of 20
por cent discount, ltomembor and get one of the first three sold.
CHURCHILL HARDWARE
COMPANY
Spark Plugs that are Guaranteed for
the Life of Your Car
are the "Jumbo Mollte". Is not that enough Bald, except that
the price Is $1.00 and $1.25. But 25c more than regular "Jumbo",
but know if will nevor fall you,
Churchill Hardware Company
IKONMON'GEItS.
XOTUK OF SHKIUKF'S ?WS. ON
FonuciiOsuitii
Notice is horoby given tnat by vir
tue of an Execution and Order of
Sale Issued out of the circuit court
of the State of Oregon on the 13th
day of Juno, 1916, on a Judgment
rendered in snld Court on the 24th
day of May, 1916, In a suit wherein
plaintiff J. O. Stevenson recovered
Iwlgment nirnlnst defendants A. H.
Hinkson, Mabel fl. llinkson, and
The United States Nntlonnl Bank of
Eugene, Oregon, for tho sum of
Nineteen Hundred Forty and 55-100
($1940.u5) Dollars with interest
thereon nt the rate of 11 per cent por
annum from tho 2 4th day of May.
1910, and the further r.U'ii of Twelve
and 75-100 Dollnrs ($l'J.7,!i) costs,
which said judgment was onrollod
and docketed In tho Clerk's office of
said Court in Baid county on tho 24th
lay of May, 1910, and said execu
tion to mo was directed command
ing me in the name of tiio Stale of
Oregon In onrer to satisfy said Judg
uent. ce's end accru'ric costs tc
"U thn following dte-'bnd real
property, to-wlt:. the South halt of
the Northeast quarter and tho NertJt
half of the Southeast quurter t
Soetlon Eight lu Township Twenty
soven South, Rnngo Two West, W.
M., containing 100 acres ot land 1
Douglas County, Oregon, togetkor
wlth the tenements, neredttamenUv
and appurtenances thereto belong
ing. New, therefore, In tne naiho ot tto
St-nto of Oregon, and in compliaaok
with snld Execution ana Order ot
Snlo, 1 will on Thursday the Stk
day or July, 1916, between the hour
of 9 o'clock and 4 o'clock p. m. tv-'
wlft: at one o'clock p. m. on s34
day at tho mnln aoor of the county
court house ill 'llosoburg, Oregon,
offer for salo and sell for cash, suV
joct to redemption, all the right, tlti
and interest of snld defendants, aa&
nil other persons claiming by.
through, or under thoin or either ot
them In and to said mortgage
premises. '
GEORGE K. QUINTS,
Shorirf of Douglas Count
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