The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, July 13, 1916, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSIX THE KVKNI.NH NEWS. Til IT.SI1AY. JV1.Y VI, 1010. Implements! WB HAVE I-UKCHASEI) THE STOCK OF IMPLEMENTS ANI) VEHICI-.ES FOItMKKLY OWN Kll liV CltOUCII GILES, CON SI8TINO OK IHKJG.KS, WAGONS. PLOWS, DISC HAKHOWK CULTIVATOH8, ETC. WI1IIK THIS STOCK LASTS WE WILL SELL IT AT Less! Than Wholesale Cost IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE J. F. BARKER & C0.! IMPLEMENT ANI) VEHICLES. 'I'L'DD'NHEAI) WILSON" Escape the Hard.Tiresome Work of Washing at Home By ulaciug thlB matter in our hands, you nave yourself the depression and avoid tbo muss around the house We will call for your clothes regularly each week, wash them all. starch all the pieces that need it. dry all the clothes, and iron and fold ready for use. your bed and table linen, towels, etc. Our service is prompt and our charge, are right. Ring us up now and ask for our auto to call, PHONE 79 ROSEBURG 1 STEAM LAUNDRY Roseburg, Oregon Js When you want the vory best Remember "Diamond W" Canned Fruits & Vegetables Will satisfy. Our stock of these Is very complete. Price ana quality satisfy. THE CASH STORE M E SAVE YOU MONEY 1 CASS 8TKKBT "Pudd'nhoad Wilson," one of Mark Twain's immortal stories, will be presented in .hotodramatic form by the Jesse L. I.asky feature play company at the Antlers today and tomorrow, with the distinguished art ist, Theodore Roberts, in the title roie. It Is a Paramount picture. The story has to do with Lawyer Wilson, a young man, who has come lo a small Missouri town to prac tice. On his first day In the little village he makes the famous remark that if he owned one-half of a dog he would kill his half. The natives could not grasp the humor of this and decided that the young lawyer was not right and this, coupled with his essentrlclties of speech and his hobby for securing thumb prints from everyone with whom he camo in contact, Induced one of the town wits to call him "Pudd'nhead," a nick name that remained with him throughout his life. With his small glass slips, he se cures, among others, the finger I prints of Tom Driscoll, age six I months, and at the same time, the prints of Chambers, six and one-half I months old baby of Roxy, a mulatto slave owned by the Driscoll family. These babies have the same father and look much alike. Roxy changes the babies and passes off her child as the heir of the Driscoll's and makes the real heir the slave. Twenty years later, the false Tom Driscoll returns from col lege, sells his real mother as a slave and in a fit of tomper, murders his wealthy uncle. Tom, jealous of the interest the beautiful Rowena Coop er takes In Chambers, tries to fix the crime on hlin. Chambers is about t0 be lynched by the indignant whites when "Pudd'nhead" announces that lie is the slave's attorney and InHists upon a trial, 'investigating the finger-prints left upon the dagger lhat was used in the murder. Wilson traces the marka and at tho trial forces Rosy, the slave, lo confess that she changed the babies In their cradles. The real Tom is acquitted and goes to Rowena, while the real negro is taken to jail. In the cast supporting Mr. Rob erts are such distinguished artists as Thomas Meighan, Florence Dagmar, Allan Hale, Gertrude Kcllnr, Ernest Joy and other members of the I.asky nll-slar organization. HIXRITITS WANTED The Fourth Company, C. A. C, wants 50 recruits ini niediateiy. A good cook wanted, also company clerk. Apply at the Armory, or see Capt. Buchanan. 738-tf 4 . MAVP.E THIS STORY IS AN AWFUL LIE MAYIIE NOT CLEVELAND, July "13. If it's blazing hot In your town today this story is an awful lie. llut if the weather is cool, it isn't. F. L. Odenbach, St. Ignatius col lege scientist, declared today that we're not going to have any summer this year. He blames it all on 25 spots he has just discovered on the sun. "It's the most spots I have ever seen on the sun at one time," said the professor. "It indicates abnorm al weather conditions and probably means an extremely cool summer. "The sun spots don't directly con trol the weather conditions, but their influence is electric and magnetic on the ntmosphere and this influence, combined with local weather factors, determines the weather. This year is the 100th anniversary of the coun try's famous summorless year of 1816. In that year there were kill ing frostg each month and corn for seed sold for $7 a bushel. That ' would mean about $28 a bushel this year, by comparison. "None of the sun spots are visiblr to the naked eye, yet they can be photographed. One of these bigger ones has a diameter of about 1,000 miles and covers the whole easterc and central portion of the United States. The spots aro eruptions on the sun's surface, are gaseous and probably flare out from the sun a hundred or two thousand milcj." Dole's Cafeteria and Delicatessen THE ONLY KIIIHT CLASS PL A IF. OF ITS KIM) 1SETWEEN FFGFNE ANI) S ACIt AMFM'O. ORDER VOI R LUNCH PUT UP liv VS. Ot'H COOKING IS JUST LIKE MOTHER'S. YOU GET VALUE RECEIVED AND THE 11EST MEAL IN THE CITY AT Phone 81 THECAFATERIA 122 Cass St. RETURN FROM VISIT I1IMIIIIIHIITI 1III1TII 1 '" llllMMH A. J. Milium and wife returned from a ten days visit with their daughter, Mrs. Loo Wells, at Esta cada in tho northorn part of the slate. He reports having a fine time while away, and that their daiightor Is nicely located in her new home, On being asked about the conditions of the roads over which he came, Mr Milium said all of them are In fairly good shape now, and lhat he found Just as rough ones in the northern counties as were to be found here In Douglas county. notwithstanding they are not nearly as hilly. OFF FOR WINCHESTER HAY. TO CAMP ON LITTLE RIVER Henry Richardson and family left this morning for Mttle river, where they will camp for the next few weeks, fishing and enjoying out door life in that beauty spot of Douglas county. After his return there will be little use for any one else to go tuere expecting to get nny fish, as Henry will havo them all caught. Some vory fino pictures of the scenic beauties of that region will also be brought back. INFANT SON DIES. The inrant son of Mr. and Mrs. I). S. Adams, of lOlklon, died at that place on July C, aged ono day. The funeral services were held tho fol lowing day. KOSKIU'ltft COyriLLK STAGE LINE Gage .V Raker. Leaves Ilexall Drug Store every morning at 7:30. Leaves Coquille hotel at 9 a. m. 70G-J1S QUARTERLY MEETING THE UNIVERSAL CAH I'.ir.l Mo! dp Coiunnnv is one of lamest consumers of stt't-1 in the world 00,000 tons tins your, jnu H'lvnt volume of product ion -ovpi" fiiKUlOO rills and tin1 cITirient Koi'd manufacturing organization, brings production ami selling cost down to a minimum. That why l'"ord buyers tret more ear for less money. Kun ahout $:?!0; Touring Car H0; t'ounclet ,"!)(): Town Car $(i 10; Sedan All prices t. o. I). Petroit. un at A. NURR, Agent - Roseburg 'IVrm.1 to rrspoiifttMo pnrtlod. The th HO. W i ... District Attorney George Neuner mid wife. Earl Strong and wife, with their children, and Mrs. Campbell and daughter, Helen, left in two nutomobiles this morning for Win chester Hay, where the Indies and children will spend the summer at that most delightful and rapidly In creasing in popularity Douglas coun ty resort on the coast. Mr. Strung will remain about ten days, but Mr. Neuner will only go as far as Scotls burg at which point the boat is liiken for the remainder of the distance. NEW DAIRY The Free Methodists will hold quarterly meeting in the church in West Roseburg July 13th to Ifith. District Elder D. D. Dodge will be In charge. Other ministers and lay members from abroad will bo in at tendance. Services every evening at S p. m., and all day services on the Sabbath. Everybody is cordially in vited and will bo made welcome to enjoy this feast of spiritual worship before the Lord. So come and be welcome. COMMITTEE. CHICHESTER S PILLS V".'X 1 'Hf"I A-l. ynnr lr.ictt.t It A vS CL mi olhrr. lit., of y.iiir v 17 Orn?i-l. A i.M'!l!.C!f.TFR'S 1 IM,.SoNII UK o 1'll.l.v, f, V f) vra,W..-;!.HeM.S-l.-.!.AlvvvKc!ii:!e -A cm n nv rwi'fifllSTS Fvrpvu wpg Orders will bo solicited next week for pure wholesome milk and cream, by the new dairy Just started. THE RED CROSS DAIRY. 749-Jllp COAST LEAGUE STANDINGS Vernon S7 3!) .r! l.o, Angeles 51 S9 .5 San Francisco 53 45 51 Portland -II Salt Lake 39 4 . I I Oakland 35 f.5 .3.'. Vetenlay's IUult.i. At San Francisco Portland i Oakland 3. At Salt Lake -Salt .ake 3, S:i Francisco 1 5. At l.os Angeles -Lou Angeles I Vernon 4(11 Innings). SHOOT v KODAK end send your films to us for DEVELOPING ANI) PRINTING Host work at moderato prices. Kodaks. E.iMmuiii Photo Supplies. ROSE1U RG ROOK STORE Itosebiirit ..... Oregon RUINED: A VERDUN FORT LOST AFTER A MAGNIFICENT DEFENCE, - ' " Ruins of Vaux fort, bombarded for ninety days. Fort Vaux, ono of the defences of Verdun, was captured recently bj r'- Ccrmens. after a continuous bombardment lasting ninety days. IW I' cr.di declare the cost to the Cermans in casualties was out of all proport lion .o their Ca:!i, for the fort, though important, was not vital. PhoU shews the fort in ruins as it looked to the Germans when they finalll cuotured it. Children Cry for Fletcher's Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been ill nso for over 30 years, has borne tho siirmittiro ot "rf and has been mado nnder his pcr fT" s sonal stipervisioii since its infancy. -&zScy7ciicyu4! Allow no 0110 to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " aro but Kxpcrimcnts that tHl'lo with and eiulaiifrer tlio health of Infants aud Childrcu lixierieuco agaiust Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare Krtc, Irops and Woothinjr Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic) Mihstancc. Its afro is its guarantee. It destroys AVorms and allays Fcvcrisliness. For nioro than thirty years it lias been in ronstant use for tho relief of Constipation, Flatulency, AVind Colic, all Teething Troubles and piarrlirea. It regulates tho Stomach and liowcls, assimilates tho Food, givlnfr healthy and natural sleep. The Children's l'anacciv Tho Mother's Friend, GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of 7 In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought A World Beater The New Sharpies Special The Suction-Feed Tubular Sep arator. Twenty-eight new fea tures. Uniform thickness of cream regardless of speed. .NOW ON DISPLAY AT THE Douglas Co. Creamery THE FRENCH TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. KIXISHKH 'II IK S.VMK DAY. I It you tiring your films In by 9:30 we will finish your work the simp day. rrofi'fslonnl work by Profes fl ..iL. i i-iii r"tTK..i I . .. H it ' 'SVWr ! """"hora pood, and .UJil 1U.:J i J Furniture handled by .t' " , " r.7jip'""Vn'' ' f " experienced men. ItnKKSce Checked fiom your home to your 'stination. Large, Dry Storage Rooms. Free From Fire Risks. Phone 220. sional Fotogrnffers. 700-tt Ct.ARK A CLARK.