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THE EVENING NEWS
MILTON J. SHOE.MAKEH
CAUL I). SHOKMAKEIt
BAM J. SHOEMAKEIl
Keillors ami PubllHlierg.
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TUB KVKXIMi NEWS W'fcDXESItAY, Jl'LY ta, 101(5.
, Dulletin No. 5
The Bethlehem Steel Company's
Offer to Serve the United States
At a time when the expenses of the Government are so enormous
Isn't it worth while finding out the actual facts before plunging ahead into an
expenditure of $11,000,000 of the people's money for a Government armor plant?
To clear up the whole situation, and to put it on a basis as fair and business-like aa
we know how to express it, we now make this oiler to the Government:
The Dclhlchcm Steel Company, will manufacture armor piate for the
Government of the United Stales tit actual cost of operation plus such
charges for overhead evpenses, interest and depreciation as the Federal
Trade Commission may fix. We will agree to this for such period as.
the Government may designate.
The House of Heprcscntalivos voted down a proposal to empower the Federal Trade
Commission to determine a fair price for armor, and allow private manufacturers
opportunity to meet that price before the Government built its plant.
Isn't our proposition fair and ought it not to be accepted?
The measure is now before the United States Senate.
MALE QUARTET AGAIN
CHAUTAUQUA ATTRACTION
After Several Years Without Male Quartets on
Programs Chautauquas to Hear Sequoia Singers j
-o
Beml-Weckly.
Ttr year 12.00
Six mon'Ma 100
Entered aa bocond-cla86 mutter
November 6, 1809, at Roseburg, Ore.
jndnr act of March 3, 1879.
H'KI)XKS1)AY,JI'I.Y 12, tit l(t.
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KEl'UISMCAN CANDIDATES, 1U10.
For President Charles B. Hughes
For Vice-Prcs Chas. W. Fairbanks
For Sec. of State U. W. Olcott
For Pub. Service Commissioner
Fred Q. Duchtol
For Circuit Judge J. A. Buchanan,
of Douglas Co.; John S. Coke, of
Coos Co.; Edwin O. Potter, of
' Lane Co.
For Senator 13. L. Eddy
For Joint Rep Win. II. Goro
For Representatives Charles A.
Brand and Roy Griggs.
For Dlst, Atty Geo. Nounor, Jr.
For Clerk..-. Chas. W. Clark
For Commissioner W. E. St. John
For Sheriff..'. Oeo. K. Qulno
For Assessor Guy Cordon
For Surveyor M. B. Gormond
For Treasurer J. 13. Sawyers
For Co. School Stipt O. C. Drown
For Coroner '. Dr. C. 13. Wade
For Justice of Penco....C. F. Hopkins
For Constable II. II. Church
JOY HIDK FACTS.
Under tho huudinK of "A Joy Itldo
jto. Kugono' ,tho local (Unnocratlc
organ took another of ita litllo fllnga
t tho county court and the com
uilBsionniH, when tolling of the trip
of luBiicctlon of tho lutter luut Mon
day ovnr tho county and through
, Pass Creek canyon. As usual 'with
'the aforesaid organ whuu saying
unythliiK ahout tho county court, ex
cept when It a 1)111 to ho allowed,
H hafl allowed llH IniaKlnutlon to
work overt. mo, and endeavored to
spread broadcast a feidiiiK of dls-1-rut
and siiHplclon which can only ho
ascribed to tho nnrroweat partlnan-
Hhip, wholly Inconsistent wllh the so
called Vnon-partlrmnshlp" iiiubT j
Avhleh It ninkeg i t h frantic appoulH to!
the people. So far was HiIh carried, ;
thnt It placed the utodtst GOy lunch
ordered by each member of the party,
under the m'ure head In big type,
"Klaborato Dinner at KURene", It.
may be barely possible Hint In these
(toniocrattc times a fifty cent lunrh
does expand iud maKiiify Into an
"elaborate dinner," nnd If they con
tinue much Inuttcr It may even be
deslKuated an a "royal banquet''.
Just for fear that a few misguided
lermm8 who rend t his article, mid
'who are ever on the lookout for any
evidences of olraaKnncM on the
part of their county officials, ina
1hink the bill wan paid or by (he
taxpayers of the county, it may be
proper to state that no part of it was
1ah for by Uoiinhis eout!t, either
direclly or IndivcnU. If the writer of
the article hud Inionued himself of
the actual extent of the thorough lu
BPection of ihe road ttnnu;h the can
yon, and the Interest l.il.cn in It by
the entire oHie;;i! bot'y, an iniiifft
und inspection which .vitl redound In
upltindid results not only to this sec
tion of tho county toads, but to oth
ers, he mlv.ht at h'.', have been
honest enouch to haw slated the
tnct of (be trip fairly and correctly,
Tor It la morally certain that mien
fiross mtsstati'inents will carry no
weiKht except with the most binned
and prejudiced parliunn, and Ha sole
purpose w:if to ntlr up discord and
1U Mill.
One of tin' most (H-rnlrlniis hMls.
Ih-it it r!itr?tlnpr iltolr on ht puhllr, :
Is thnt of sti'iiinst inilUrrimimtoly ov
trv petition lli it t;t prfsrntril, vHh-!
rot till h'Oi'Mo of ri,:it!mii r:m
Ititstlnn nr invpftitt;itinn. A wimor--WflH
rorftitly Mffcrrd Uy n roponsilil (
twrty that ho roulil clrculntp n pot!
1lon In a certain rity, and pot f Ivo
Imntlrert atmaturrs, allowina tho
r' rrtff of the county to po nn tnko;
"tlifl povornor of the stnto and hnnl?
i , ' a "A I ' i
THIS HenuoliiH are four artists who rulllil tlie best traditions of the male
liiui tet. the most popular of nil vocal arraiiKeinenttt. Their voices blend
marvelousty. and they will remind one of the harmony of n rlrst class
four piece orchestra. Sinking a splenlld repertoire of popular and operatic
HeleetlouH, the Seiiola Male Quartet will undoubtedly prove one of the must
enjoyable of the Chautauqua's musical numbers.
him to a lamp post, and If the wager
had been taken, thero Is no doubt
tho signers would have been ob
tained. Just, at present the most appropri
ate song that can ho suggested In
fit the weather conditions should he
"From Greenland's Icy .Mountains,'
while all other poems will fade Into
Insignificance besides the memories
recalled by the "Old Swlnimin' Molo".
ToritisTs itt km;i IIY ACID.
Tho Portland tourists who were In
jured yesterday In the unfortunate
accident on Roberts mountain were
brought to this city last night and!
are staying at tho Umpqua hotel.!
They desired to conceal their Iden
tity on nccouut of relatives. Tho
lady is quite badly burned where
the acid from the 1'resi.ollto tank
dropped on her face and shoulders
as she lay pinned beneath the ma
chine. Her husband Is also burned
In several places where he came in
contact with the acid In an attempt
to release her. The fact that she re
lains her sight is due wholly to the
fact that her eyes were covered .with
automobile goggles which preveuled
the fluid from burning them.
The March Kind's stately name is known wherever music
bc'&i iis own, wherever drums and cymbals throb, and
cuiiotlrar. hold down their job. A
CJo-.-ij march jus!: mention that, and 5' ""' nX ,
r k how people smile thereat; they f
know wha': i-u's music is; it's melody ( (;1
vvjixu ; tile f.Ji.-: it's full of enercv and flff?. -
p. ; i,r.d n:.k ok-', gmybeards dance H "'"'
a ; : trey hear the s; und cf marching
;. v tivtUn.; c'oun the glen,
' ' ' : i i.' In.; it-.'. ',' . roar, and
l,;;;w Iwalo-ij: on tli- shone. And
v het: It. v.vi.k'. ccvi't ::: that
rv.:.-V. wine t. I'm h;.! wutki knows,
l il. vy 1.:-.. ir.:: with ;.::d o'd "Tux''
(u.mi'i' t'o.l,i - er.-.nor. t-.nd he says.
'i-'uh:'i r r, TuM vi i ia tha tmoko o
I'j.on vvh'i dt; Vif; lhfnt'. s with lyre or
Tn, who m.i'-c tao cU!,'cr!d':; vl rels
go round, whose nanu3 will down tho
i;es sound.
IHIUTKANO. .Inly r.V-'li;
liiinioy P
.5
i'urUs, of Hiuncy. tri'-n. imliou
fr wiUfiil KfuxiiiR tiTjii'usrt upon tiio
Malliour national forrt. iiloudiM
irmlty u, was h the I'nit-
Ml Siates court. Parks v.iu h's
fine nnd the cao Is Hosed.
Parks w;is In ehnrpe of sheep no-
ins to their nllotted ranpo, and tiw I
stend of following tho reKtilitrU
t.itdished tlrivew.iy, traded t
rtlieMi-.l t-att!e rangi of
other stocK owners, consuming Tour
or five days in crossing and using
about $100 worth of forage on the
cattlemen's allotment. Instead of
holding the sheep owner, who had
ho part In the action, responsible fel
ine wilil ui leature of the case, the
government brought tresspass charges
against the cainptender with the re
sult above mentioned, 'i nls is the
second case in which an employe has
been held responsible for a trespass
of this sort In Oregon. It is believ
ed that this court decision, fixing the
responsibility upon the man in charge
of the stock will stimulate employes
to comply with regulations and in
structions when handling stock on
national forest range.
In the past, when herders or oth
ers in charge of stock have refused
;o observe the regulations and tres
passed upon range allotted to anoth
er stockman, the owner of the slock
was held entirely responsible. Tho
government Ir.m now adopted tho
plan of segregating such cases and
criminally prosecuting the man In
charire of Hte stock when he acta on
his own authority and wilfully vio
lates the grazing regulations.
Margaret McClallcn returned to
'ay rrnm Medford, Ashland and Kort
Kliinnth where she has been visiting;
for a couple of weeks. j
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The Oil Stove with the tall blue chimney,
creating a perfect draft ideal combustion.
C1US. M. SC1IWAH, Ctwilrmnn
kUOEMi U. UliACIi. fraidout
ALL ARE PLEASED
That the Chautauqua which start
ed In ljoseuurg last nlKht Is superior
to any ever before brought to this
city is plainly evident, ir the re
mainder of the numbers are equal to
thoso which visited Hoscburg last
night and today.
From tho first moment that the
Coinus players appeared upon the
platform last evening there was not
a dull moment. In humor and in
pathos they kept the audience In ex
pectancy and delight at all times,
not only by their clever Interpreta
WE
mram
tion of the Elizabethlan drama, but
in their wonderful precentation of
''Carson of the North Woods", a
story full of life and vigor, fresh
Trom the big outdoors and bringing
with it a touch of the quaint Can
adian Krtfnch atmosphere and dia
lect which wholly captivated the!
large audience.
The morning today was taken up I
with the Junior Chautauqua and the
morning lecture by .Mr. Strange. Mr.
Strange is a speaker of exceptional i
nhlllty and all who heard his message
' morning carried away a lesson'
which will go with them through !
life.
In the afternoon the International!
'Operatic Company gave a short pre
lude. This company Is one of art
ists, and their concert of standard
and popular music was one with
WANT WOOD
TH1C NKWS can make use of a considerable
quantity of Block and Stove wood and the time
to bring it iu 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
U !.',j,'. :cr.-.
FURNITURE MAN
Bethlehem Steel Company
which everyone was delighted.
The prelude was followed by an
address by Judge It. M. Wanamaker,
the eminent Jurist of the Ohio su
preme court. He Is a fluent and elo
quent speaker and in his address he
gave a much clearer insight .into
the workings of the judiclul brancli
of the American government than
could have been obtained In any
other way.
This evening the program will con
sist of a concert of diversified music
al selections including popular and
classic music and with parts of the
opera "Martha" presented in cos
tume. The Douglas Creditors Association
today filed suit in the justice court
against George T. Shank to recover
SI -.fin.
THE