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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1916)
THEEVEVIXO .VEWS FWDAY, Jl'LV 1 1, 1910. THE EVENING NEWS HORSES WILL BE SENT TO EUROPE known for some time that Mr. Du pree Had perfected t, new p'ane, but were not aware of the use to which he Intended to put It. Moving Pictures of The Antartic at Chautauqua Tomorrow MILTOM J. HMOK.MAKKit CAUL 1). SHOK.MAKKIt SAM J. iSIIOIJMAKEIt Editors and Puliliivliers. (;jtADK fnossixt; at .i,km.i,i; 1HHIKI) 1)AII,V EXCKIT SUNDAY Huliscrlptlnn Rates Daily rr year, by mall $3.0' Par month, delivered .60 Semi-Weekly. Fr year . . lx mon'Ma .$2.00 . 1.00 tintored as Becond-clasa matter, November 6, 1909, at Rosoburg, Ore. snrt-r not of March 8, 1879. yitiDAV, ju,v i-i, linn. jkkfuhmca.y CAMtlDATKK, 1010. For President Charles E. Hughes Tot Vlce-Pres Chas. W- Fairbanks Por 8eo. of Stnte 11. VV. Olcott For Pub. Service Commissioner Fred O. Huchtcl -For Circuit Judge J. A. Buchanan, of Douglas Co.; John 3. Coke, of Coos Co.; Edwin O. Potter, of Lane Co. For Senator n. L. Eddy For Joint Rep Win. II. Goro For Representatives Charles A. Brand and Roy Griggs. For Dlst. Atty Geo. Neuner, Jr. For Clerk Chns. W. Clark For Commissioner W. E. St. John For Sheriff Geo. K. Qulno For Assessor Guy Cordon For Surveyor M. H. GermoDd For Treasurer J. E. Sawyers For Co. School Sut O. C. Drown For Coroner Dr. C. n. Wade For Justice of Peace. ...C. F. Hopkins For Constable II. n. Churcb Only 10 liorscg were purchased to day by A. J. Evans, the horsebuyer. who Is purchasing the animals for use on the battlefields of Europe. Mr. Evans had come to Douglas couut.v with the expectation of buvlng a' least 300 head, but found the resi dents using automobiles and horses selling at a premium. On the 10 which he bought he paid prices rang ing from $90 to $125. From Rose burg they will be shipped to St. Joseph. ilo where -the firm for which Mr. Evans Is working is locat ed. They will there be bought by an agent of the French government, who will ship them direct to France where (hey will be broken In for ser vice on the battlefields. Tho horses which it Is desired to obtain are a class standing 15 hands high and over, of heavy build, as this type of animal has proven able to stand ire of the hardships to which they are subjected In the war. The carload from Roki liurg will be plac ed on tho cars Sunday und will be sent direct t0 Missouri. Mr. Evans will remain here tomorrow and will buy all horses brought to him pro viding they pass the inspection, but will leave Sunday morning for Cali fornia where he has an offer of 100 head. He has Just received a tele gram from the home office Instruct ing him to make as many purchases a (.possible, as the demand is still very great. Permission was given for the con struction of a grade crossing at Glen dale, In an order of the pui,l!c ser vice commission vesterdav. The Oregon & California railroad asked .'or the crossing, in order to build a siding parallel to their main lino. .NATIONAL FOREST MAI'S .MAY I IK SEtT'IiKK IIY CAMPERS Sir Douglas Mawson's Moving Pictures of Adelie Land In the Antarctic Are Wonderful Gems of Photography RIOTERS PARADE STREETS OF CORK WOMEN oiu.wi.i: AI.LIAXt'E. MICHES Tho Woman's National Committee f tho Hughes Alliance was formally organized In New York I lie rir.it week of this month, anil Is rapidly spreading Its brunches over the country. As Its name Indicates, it Is a union or tho women of all the parties In support of Hughes, Under the Hughes Alliance, It will bo pos sible for women 0f all parties to sup port Hughe, on tho National ticket without engaging to support the Into or local republican ticket. Of ficers were elected nnd measures tak en to start a National campaign fund. Atlho meeting Miss Mary Antln sub scribed $1.00, Willi the request that this subscription he regarded us (lie licglnnlng of n number or such con tributions from all over the country, In order that the campaign may be as largely ns possible supported by nil women Interested In the election of Mr Hughes. Tho plan of work adopted by Hie Women's National Cnninill ten Is lirleMy: first, to git voles for Mr. Hughes during the net four months; nnd, secondly, after November 7tl, to help Mr. Hughes put through those measures In which women are in terostod, Tho work will be carried 'fin in both the sum-age mid nun. -suffrage slates. In the suffrage (dales tho state orgaiil.nllon will work directly Willi llm men In the 'Hughes Alliance. In the nun-suffrage litates, the women w ill carry on e.lu Catliinal wink, co-opeiulin:; with the! men's org.-mlnl Ion to whatever c J tent this Is practicable. I 'Tho campaign will . active and' imtcllctil. It will Include the rcguHr I new service on the campalcn and : tho campaign Issues and direct In the various stales win, Hie committee. The material issue, 1ho Womens' National Coimeluc the Hughe, Alliance MI hi -bio for nil Hughes i-n sntlnns. CORK, July 14. Several hundred rioters paraded the streets this morning, booing and hissing the Eng lish soldiers, and smashing the win dows of the recruiting offices. They hud previously Inscribed on the gates and pillars of the Tar Works, the words "I'd with the Republic". The soldiers finally disperse!) the rioters. after shots had been fired outside the residence of the chief recruitng offi cer, but no'hody was killed. Recreation maps of Hie Deschutes. Ochoco, Oregon, Siskiyou Siuslaw and Umatilla National Forests of Oregon, and the Chelan, Olympic and Washington National Forests of Washington have been completed by tho department of agriculture, and are now being distributed to those who desire them. These maps shuv. the available roads and trails, the lo cation of ranger stations, lookoul stations, and other points of Interest on the forests. A special map of the Columibi Gorge park in Oregon Is also being distributed. On the back of these maps are printed a descrintion of the forci and other Information of value to cumpers and tourists, together with rule., regarding forest fires and tho sanitation of camps. It is planned to prepare and print similar maps of the remaining na tional forests until all are covered. The maps are especially useful to hunters, fishermen, campers and tourists on the national forests. CopleR may he obtained from the dis trict forester. Portland. OrtL'on. nr rrom the supervisor 0f any forest for which the map has been polished. tUi AIRSHIP TO SIW V ocean IN :to iioriis NEW YORK, July I -1. Thirty four (runs-Atlantic rl 1 Kilt h to Lon don are promised hy iu American Air Craft Coiiip.iii.v of 120 liroad way. Frank I)iiiree. president of the romfiany. Is the designer of the aero plane which Is to make the journey. Passengers will be carried. 11. I.. McNalr. a lawyer. Is secretary and treasurer f the company. The air craft Is or a new design. It will cost $1111.000. Four :mo borse power engines will drive II. work on Hie new craft will beg'n within a month. It is said. Members of the Aero Club of America had CITY NEWS. O Chas. IiecSrey and wife, of Gilile, spent the day In this city visiting and attending the chautauqna. Mrs. M. W. Drollinger left this afternoon for a visit with frioud-i and relatives at Oakland. Mrs. A. M. Huberts and daughter, of Drain, spent the day In this city attending to business mutters. Mrs. C. A. Smith, who has been visiting with Mrs. A l M..H,,,, ,, ,. I turned to Eugene this afternoon. Edith Gross, of Camas Valley came I hi uuseourg mis artornoon to hear; j the Marine Hand at the chautauqna. j I Mr. and .Mrs. n. V. Allison left this ! afternoon on a trip to Eugene, Mc- Minnvllle. Portland and other north j em cities. S II. DOUGLAS MAJ SON S marvelous motion pictures, which are to be shown at the Chautauqua, show some of the worlds wi dest wonders. Bird, animal and deep sea life in great variety, towering clllfs. mammoth cebergs and blinding blizzards follow each other upon the screen In such a riot or indescribable display that they fairly stagger the Imagination. The pictures show hundreds of seals, sea elephants, sea leopards, whales, eormorau.s. skua gulls, penguins and petrels: showing -many varieties of each, old and young: showing them in the water and out of It; show-in- their rookeries their feeding places and their habits: snowing them basking corJIy on the ice or tossed bv ru-lifc sea. or blizzards.. Many of these pic tures were taken at a distance of a few feet, and they fur surpass In benutv and technique nny similar pictures ever taken. The gnmbols of the most eccentric of all polar animals, the penguins, half fish mid half bird, who walk erect like human beings and at a distance resemble nwkwaril children, provoke continuous mr-jieoin for real movie thrills these pictures would be hard to beat. and. best of all. tliev are not m'-tltious but true BAND PLAYING WITHOUT MUSIC Hy some unfortunate clrc-mistanco the music used by the Now 1 ork .Ma rine baud for their program at the Chautauqna was carried through on the train this afternoon on which the organization came to tliig city. As a result they were forced to play all their selections from memory. The entire performance, however, was i produced without a single error and i was one of the finest ever heard in : ItoselUH'g. From popular airs to se lections from "Faust" and "Tales of Hoffman" the most difficult music was rendered without the printed notes, The bass drum carried hy tho band was also among the baggage, ns was the uniform usually worn bv the leader. The rioscbiirg Concert band ! gladly offered thoir drum in the j place of the missing one, but thej leader was forced to appear without his uniform. Tonight the entire: program will be given from memory j ns In the afternoon. I AMEItlCAN NAVAL is i;i:i'ti:' i:i) COLLIER l.N HISTliESS WASHINGTON. July 14. The American naval collier, Hector, a ship of 1 l.Ocio tons, is reported to be In distress SO mile9 southeast ef the Charleston lightship, according to a radiogram received by the coast guard service. A gale is reported to be raging in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. y. n. Lamb, who have been visiting at the home of Smith Dailey for a rew days, returned home to Portland this afternoon. MAINE EDUCATOR IS NEWiIE,n(FN. E.A. 3 Now since tpe b,il; taken so rompleiclv lu. bathing resorts of Hie east, resorts on the Pacific nn cniino an Influx oT visitors by nheitising it?t i,,. Waters". (If ,.,iii I u, ,(!,: . (will about the l,ui, sharic. nre to connect!! ,n u mid seasi.l., reso.is j!,.,; , Is paid to th. in ns it,,, cone's In-, as The s'.icc , Instead of hitlnc It off ; rrn waters sliar'ts ha . Vllln Is IKIW So 'omplet, li Pi) from liis wounds, that li Is rrt lie Is ileniiuiillnii the siirri n,!. r of lmportirM rlties held by wc.ik-hc.irt ed Carranra troons. We mn nee, I those soldiers on the bolder yet. Messrs. i.aiftitpect and Hvtley to day joined the cruisers who are making a survey of the timber In the j North I'mpqtia forest reserve. The I ramp is now established a few miles beyond the boundary station ! i The H. J. Iienn Transfer Company I has taki n tue agency for the Orepov- i.Hiianii cicnient n, will receive ineir rtrst shipment within a few days. This is the cement which Is l,i!;en from the quarry a few miles south of town. Robert Kidd today appeared in tliej recorder's court up, p.,,,) n finp nf ; Jl for leaving his car w ithout n ta'l ' 'i"lit. Mr. Kidd n-j, oidereil o im- c .ir ilui rni; the nninlccr of arrests " !i v i m' made n sho-t time a'T.i II- Is a member nf the ily loum'l! cMisoii. manaicr irf the ,v Com)viny wholesale I ci tlaucl aecoiiiicani' d by hi- r, cum.. !,, Itoselinri; last A'cx I' I'cusen. tlie rep . of th.; c or p.inv. The t r! : :n M' . Fere. is .'i 's au'o -r in- territory which !: ,.,ta:' ' m. Steve!--on anil l:(sdiuc1l reiciiio d b.-iinc this afternnnr. WE WANT W inn THK NEWS can make use of a considerable quantity of Block and Stove wood and the time to brinj: it in is NOW while the roads are ood To those who are in arrears on subscription, the market price of wood is offered. SO BEING IT IN work! i M I . , h ' ' v tUi ,c i . . ' Be I " ' ICi i v. v .v, ., B . i a .1, ii : t -' , i4 , H , a : j! t -I 1 ' ' " ' "'''"''v. Illetri'i D g ",r'",! i v. i W i ' 'i-a.l.. in Mr. IVr,-,is.-'3 au'o B i rSkf-jf I '" ' T !! territory w hich !: !,!:,;' , ; J S scare li:.s! V A-cS&J I ' Vi. 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