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HEX you sit com
fortably In the mo
tion picture theatre
and pass Judgment ou Die
tilm before you, you nitty
turn to your companion nnd
remark that tho Egyptian
attuusphere Is good, that the
Kieiich spirit bad been well
represented, or Hint the Ital
ian atmosphere was remark
able. Hut has It ever occurred
to you that It took a (treat
deal of Rttidy and hard
work to brluir that "atmos
phere" beforo you! Did It
over strike you as hehiir a "
fact tiiat hours of prepara
tion are undergone in order
to perfeit a scene which
may not take more than one minute in the sliowiu;;?
I have appeared In Paramount rictures produced by the Fa
mous Players ns "Znza" and "Uella Donna" nnd us Audrey."
These are all well-known cliarn'ters and any attempt to enact
them without first carefully studying them nilKUt prove abso
lutely fatal to ono's Interpretation of Hie roles.
I It Is not a matter of liavlnp the director say, "Now, you nro
angry." The point Is, how v ' 7uzn chow her aner; how
would Bella Donna net when enraged; what would Audrey do If
she lost her temper? They would not ill show their emotions
In the same manner. The llrst Is a fiery, temperanieutnl Froncli
womrini the second a cold, hard, calculating Kndlsh adventuress
and the last Is an unsophisticated young country ctrl. Their re
spective manners of showing their anger would differ ns widely
as does daylight from darkness.
I One must study these myriad types with infinite care in order
to differentiate between thein. People of different dispositions
lind of different nationalities have various ways of expressing the
same basic emotion. It is the person who can catch these liner
shades of expression who makes tho most striking success of
character work.
TOJSOLATECOAST
IF NECESSARY
PORTLAND, July 12. The Pa
cific coast st.-.tcs will bo completely
isolated from the rest of the country
If necessary to prevent the spread
of. infantile paralysis, declared the
health oflfclals of five states and
British Columbia, who are in Port
land to arrange a conference tor next
Saturday. Kveryone who Is suspected
of carrying germs of the disease will
be stopped at the eastern borders of
Montana, Idaho and California. The
health officers of the five states
have signified their intention of co
operating with the federal officials.
CHILDREN ELECT
BANDITS CAPTURE
L
EL PASO, July 12. The battle
which was reported in progress be-!
tweeu the Mexican bandits under
followers of Villa and the de facto;
troops, is still raging, according to;
reports just received. The battle op-;
ened today at Somnrereto, Durungo,
with an attack by the Carranzistus
forces upon the Villista column. Gen
eral Garcia is leading the Carrau
zistas and Generals Palizo and Con
treras are heading the rebels. Fol
lowing this ofitcial news comes an
-unconfirmed report to the effect that
the Villistas had captured General
Ignacio Enrlquez, whom General 01
regon had sent to relieve the city
of Trevlno.
Oregon. Plans and spcciticaliu., ,
may be obtained at the office of tin'
clork In the Rosebmg National Bank,
building, Roseburg, Oregou. The said
work will be let In one general con-j
tract. A certified check or bidder's'
bond for 10 per cent of the amount
bid payable to Robcob !reen,;
clerk, must accompan ?ach bid, to
be forfeited to the dirlct in enso ;
the successful bidder shall fall to i
sign contract and give the required j
boud. The board reserves the right j
to reject any and nil bids. j
Dated this 11th day of July. 1!MG.
ROSCOE N. GREKN, j
Clerk, School ritrlct No. 4, Douglas j
r"Bzc:.w..-marE.Tar-...-.isM
County. OreEon.
7H4-J23 !
Spring and Summer
ress Goods
In Dimities, Batistes, Voiles find Silk Mixtures
Now On Display
New Spring and Summer
Coats
For Ladies and Misses
Our
Corse
t Dep t
is complete in every detail. Models for every
Figure.
He Friendly, Come in and see us Occasionally.
I. Abraham
The Dependable Store
Junior Chautauqua opened this
morning under the direction of Miss
I Alexander, and n goodly number ot
; young people were present to assist
i in the work of organizing King Ar
i thur's court and pageant. The vari
; ous scenes in. the life of this inter
j eating hero of child-lore will bo car
ried out by the children in panto
mime, and next Monday morning a
pageant will be given for the public
in the tent, in which all the scenes
rehearsed during the week will be
presented. This morning's session
was given over to the toiling of the
story, the explanation of what wil.
be needed in the way of costumes by
the children, and the election of char
acters for the parts. Queen Guin
eviere was the first character to be
named and Miss .Maurino Ouchannn
was nominated and unanimously and
enthusiastically elected for the honor.
King Arthur was next in order,
and Miss Alexander cautioned mo
voters to have care in naming a can
didate for this place, as ho must be
generous, noble, and liked by bis
friends, with flaxen hair and blue
eyes if possible, to carry out tho de
scription of the Arthur of the story.
Edward Kohlhagen's name was pre
sented as filling tho description, but
to the disappointment of his friends,
Mnounced that he "resigned the po
sition," and out of several other
names mentioned, that of Loas
Wright received tho ninjority or
votes. Loas will make a splendid
King Arthur, and has taken parts in
public before, always being consci
entious and faithful In his perform
ance. Keith Wright was chosen to be the
Archbishop and George Uradburn
for the part of Merlin, the magician,
who looked after the destiny of the
young Arthur. The other children
will take tho (parts of lords and
ladies of the court, and several other
minor characters will bo chosen to
morrow to fill required pnrls. Cos-
j tumcg for Arthur and Gulnevlere are
I furnished by Miss Alexander, that
! of the former being of purple and j
! ermine and of the latter yellow trim-'
i mod in blue and silver. The colors I
! of tho court are carried out in blue j
j and gold and the children will help j
I by providing their costumes in these ,
I colors as nearly as pnpsihln. A great ?
deal of Interest was manifested by
' the children, and many have already 1
completed their armour ns described
hy Miss Alexander. The patterns arc
furnished and will therefore be uni
form, helmels being cut from card-'
board, covered with silver paper nnd
' swords carved from wood with blunt
' points, many of the children covering
: these wilh the silver 'paper also. The
shields are made eillier from sheet
, metal or cardboard, according to the
niaterliil available and are to be
adorned with various emblems, the
dragon for coiirnee, the cross for
piety, or the lion for strength.
A Her tl.rse delalK" lniil been pet
llcil. Minn Alexander told two do-.
liuhiftll f.lorii s to 'he children. She
has a very musical voice, anil tells
the"! in a most entertaining manner,
holding the Interest of grown lips as
well tis children. Tomorrow morn
ing the first of the King Arthur
stories told, filllni; a very prtdilalde
stories told, filllnk a very profitable
hour for the children. I
NOTlvK OF SIIKItlKF'S T-U-E ON
Fomcciosritfc, i
Notico Is hereby gtven mat by vlr-
tue of cn Execution and Order of
Sulo issued out of the circuit court
of the Stute of Oregon on tho 13th
day of Juno,' 191G, on a judgment
rendered in said Court on the 2 ltb
day of May, 1916, in a suit wherein
plaintiff J. G. Stevenson recovered
lodgment nc:ainst defendants A. H.
Ilinkson, Mabel r.. lllnksou, and
The United States National Bank ot
iCugene,. Oregon, for tho sum of
Nineteen Hundred Forty and 53-100
($1 940.33) Dollars With interest
thereon nt the rate of 6 per cent per
annum from the 24th day of May,
191(i, and the further sum of Tweivt
and 75-100 Dollars '($ 1 2.75) costs,
which said judgment was enrolled
and docketed In the Clerk's office of
said Court in said county on tho 24th
Ay of May, liMCi, and said execu
tion to me was dlrocted command
ing nie In tho name of the State of
Oregon In order to satisf;- said judg
'uent, costs and accruing costs to
?ell tho following described real
property, to-wit: the South halt of
the Northeast quarter und the North
half of the Southeast quarter of
Section Eight In Township Twenty
seven South, Range Two West, W.
L, containing 160 acres of land In
Douglas County, Oregon, together
'.villi tho tenement, Hereditaments,
and appurtenances thereto belong
ing. New, therefore. In tho name of tbf
State of Oregon, and In compliance
with said Execution aua ordor oi
Sale, I will on Thursday tho 20th
day of July, 1916, botween tho hours
of 9 o'clock and 4 o'clock p. m. to
wit: nt one o'clock p. m. on said
day at the main floor ot the county
court houso in Roseburg, Oregon.
oTfer for salo and sell for cash, Bub
:ect to redemption, nil tbe '-U:M. title
Refrigerator
AN ACCOMPLISHED 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 havo two sizes priced nt $15.00 nnd $21.00
but we make a special Introductory offer on first three Bold of 20 .
per cent discount. Roruembor 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 Molite". Is not that enough said, except that .
the price is $1.00 and $1.25. Hut 23c more than regular "Jumbo",
, but know it will never fall you,
Churchill Hardware Company
IRONMONGERS,
WMtflmiMkiMUOTUimTttl 1
and Interest of said defendants, and
all other persons claiming by,
through, or under them or either of
them In and ' to suld mortgagou1
premises,
GEORGE K. QUINE,
Sheriff of Douglas County.
709-Jyli
SHERIFF'S SALE OF HKAL
PROPERTY.
Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue of a writ of execution issuod out
ot tho circuit court of the State of
Oregon for DoitglaB county, to mo di
rected in the ense of W. R. Vinson,
plaintiff, vs. Charles C. Brigga, nnd
Josoph West, defendants, upon a
Judgment duly made and rondered
In the said court on March 4 111. 1910,
In favor of said plaintiff W. R. Vin
son and against tho said dofcndantB
Charles C. Rriggs and Josoph West
for tho sum ot One Hundred Sixty
($100.00) Dollars, I did, for want ol
personal property to satisfy Bald
iitdginent. on the 15th day of Juno,
1910, duly levy upon the following I
described reul property situated In
Douglas county, Oregon, and all the
Interest of defondnnts or either of
thoni therein, to-wlt: .'
Lots Ono (1) and Two (2),
Southwest qunrter of Northeast
quarter (SW'H of NI34) and North
west quarter of Southeast quarter
(NWw'of SE14) Section One (1),
Township Twenty-six (26) South,
Range Eight (8) West of Wlllam
olto Meridian, and in pursuance of
snld execution and lovy I will expose
for salo and soli, nt public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash In
hand, as tho law directs, at tho
court house door of said county In
tho city of Roseburg, Oregon, on
Tuesday, the ISth dav nf Julv 191R
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., the
said real property, or so much there
of as may be necessary to Batlst'y the
said judgment, costs and accruing
costs. The said salo will be subject
to confirmation by snld court.
Dited this 15th day of Juno, 1916.
GEO. K, QUINE,
clmotrp nt rn....rn
u iiw in ui uuii(,iq I'Uuuij', uicuii.
710-jylT
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NOTM'K TO roXTIi.KTOKS.
P'-alfil lii'lfj will be rroivotj nt
Ij Hip offi'-o at Ftorop N. (!nrn, fl'-rk
t school district No. 4, HomhIhh
roiinty, Or Ron, until 5 o'tifn k p. in.,
! of July 21lh, 111 IK, mul ok-ikmI nt a
nicctlnsr of !ho board (o l' licit h( S
o'dorU p, m. of said flat; for all
'jtt-nr nnl inat'rla!3 and fT'Tllon of
Mil! ad rlit ion to th Uivcrid f lioii
; h:;Mdfne, Hnscbn re, Oregon, Cnn
'rrnald with t he plans und fipcolfi
ratfons adopted hy tlio board of dl--crtorn
of wild dilr,rt and prepared
by T. E. Ware, architect, Floneburs.
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