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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1916)
THE EVT53SIHG MfcTrS'lOMJAY, Jl'I.Y 17, llfl. A. J. LILBURN & SON Complete Housefurnishers CARPETS RUGS CURTAINS DRAPERIES LINOLEUMS and FURNITURE TROOPS TO RETURN ENDED BY POLICE Accused or d I orderly conduct Leu Williams, Walt (looilinan, Gordon Gugo, Charles Howard and Jennie Warner wore arrested hero today. Ac cording to tho officers the party re ceived a shipment of liquor Satur day afternoon about two o'clock and went with It to the houso of Lee Goodman In North Itoseburg. Mr. Goodman wan out of town at the trine and knew nothing of the occurrence unlit ho returned at night. The Iiarty then engaged In revelry until bout four o'clock In tho afternoon when their noise making attracted tho attention of neighbors Night Officer Wilcox, who resides near tho house was called and accompanied by Sheriff (Juiiie, went lo tho place where they wore drinking, and con fiscated tho liquor. They found fourteen full quarts of fcoer loft from the shipment of 21, tho remainder having been disposed of. Tho boozo was taken by Sheriff Qulne, who Is holding It to bo de stroyed at the order of tho court. WarrnulR of arrest were Issued this morning from tho recorder's court charging all with disorderly conduct. The "re served by Marshal Will iams who notified them to appear in court at once. Mrs. Warner appear ed and waB fined t li 0 . half of the amount being remitted during good behavior and tho balance was paid. Later In the afternoon Gordon Gage appeared and entered a plea of guilty he was fined $10 which he paid. The others had not appeared at a Into hour this afternoon, hut It was understood that thev had stated they would plead guilty and pay tholr fines. NOTICK TO TKOTTKItH AND STK1' I'lOKS CI, I'll. Dance at Dlxonvllle Thursday night, for members exclusively. 779-J20 COMMITEE. CAKIIAX.A AM) VIMA TKOOl'S AUK NKAItlXd OT11KH KAGI.K I'ASS, July 17. Tho Cnr rnnzu troops at Piedros and Negrns and Monclovia moved southwards to oppose a large force o7 ViTTstas who ore marching toward the border, ad vices from Mexican Rources reported. Jar trimmings of all kinds and standard makes of fruit jars at money saving prices nt tho People's Supply The NORTH SIDE GROCERY HAVE A FULL LINE OF Groceries, Flour and Feed TO SELL! TIIKY AliU PAVINti MAIiKKT I'lllCK KOU UtitiS. , The North Side Grocery Al.TOX S. I'Itl:V, nip. tatatmsasaasamim Id It Id K li 8 0 j',,pV ITS DIll'KltHNT. fl Ac ADMISSION lOe IPnf'JlliJ "Ahvnya Good Show" 1 V??y WASHINGTON, July 17. Villa in (load, and Pershlngs troops wili leave Mexico within the month, and the militiamen will return to their homes within three months, wan the declaration of a hlh war office de flce department official today. The minority leaders are using the name of Villa to Inspire fear among the Carranzistas. Carranza fs stronger in Mexico than ever btrfore today, principally because he averted war with America without loss of dig nity. Army men declared there was not one chance in a thousand for further trouble with Mexico , either throuKh a repetition of tho Parral and Carrlzal Incidents, or bandit raids. Since the Carrizaf'attack was cleaned up, and the note of Car ranza received, tho war department considered the Mexican troublo end ed and over. "Villa himself could not hurt Carranza," declared this iTirfal, "antf Villa is dead, accord ing; to our reports. I believe his name Is being used to embarrass Carranza and Inspire fear. Wo bo Meve hp l dead and his cause buried with him." Roseburg company under the com mand of Capt. J. A. Buchanan and First Lleutonant Russell Dunham and Second Lieutenant John Ker nan left here Saturday night, J5 strong. A number of new recruits were taken into the company at the last minute, making a sufficient number to man one of the big guns at the fort. Even the best laid pluns some times go astray, the proof of which statement is evidenced by the at? tempt . made yesterday by E. 1. Snyder, of Portland, and Miss Amanda Tester, of this city to be quietly married and slip out of town without the knowledge of their friends. The many acquaintances of the happy couple have known of the coming event for some time, but tho exuet date was not known. Yester day Mr. Snyder and Miss Tester took an automobile from lioseburg to Sutherlin where they were married shortly before noon. Tho fact that they hau left for Sutherlin quickly became known and hoarding train No. 11, which train the young cot:nIe Intended taking for Portland, a num '!' of their frienda started In pur suit. As tho train pulled Into the station they were taken captive and not released until nfter It had left Sutherlin. During their delay there tho bridal couple wero subject to ft number of practical "okes much to. the enjoyment of their friends. They went to Portland on the early morn ing train. Mr. Snyder ls clerk in the auditing department of the Portland Railway;, I-lght & Power Company. He has a great many tacquaintnnces 'in this city and Is a well respected younp, mnn. His bride is also well known In Roseburg, having spoilt the great er part of her life here. They will make their futuro home In Portland. PKKSIDKNT KKJNS TIIK ItritAli CHKD1T mix WASHINGTON. July 17. Aceom paulug his not with a speech paying tribute to the farmers, the president :!gneil the rural credit bill this morn ing, providing for a system of land mortgage banks to handle long time loans to farmers. IS ANTICIPATED The employes of the railroads over the entire United States are at the present time taking a vote upon tho question of calling a general strike of the employes of all roads during tho early part of next month. Tho strike question is not one which involves so much the increase of pay " stands at the preaen'. time, but more a shortening of the working hours of the employes as thoy exist at the present time. A great many runs of the train men as they are at tho present time cause them to be on their runs for a period of time greatly in excess of eight hours and It Is this to which. they object. They base their claims upon tho theory that more than eight hour3 of continuous emlpoyment In the cabs of one of the giant engines, such as arc employed In hauling the trains over the S. P. lines, is det rimental to tho best interests of the railroad company, and that the safe ty of the passengers themselves Is hot properly safeguarded by de manding that the trainmen work longer than eight hours. A strike vote has been polled in this city among the many workmen employed and whilo the result of the vote will not be known definitely for some time yet, It is known that most of the trainmen aro In favor of the strike. The results of the different unions and brotherhoods are mailed into the headquarters of tho railroad trainmen In New York City and as fast as received are counted. This result will not be made public until every lodge has been heard from which is expected to bo, somt time early in August. A number of fami lies of railroad employes aro antici pating a strike In spite of the appeals made to them by the officials of the company to remain loyal to tho com pany, and are making preparations to move their families from tho city until after tho expected strike is set tled. Merchants, loo, are anticipating a possible tio up in freights and arc ordering their fall purchases which are usually shipped from the eastern markets early In August, to come forward at once in order that they may have the merchandise upon tho shelves when the demand comes for them. Toric Kryptoks Nature's laws are fixed and we all must grow old. It is no fault cf ours that our eyes grow dim. We like very much to appear oung and why not? The tiiua was when wo had passed the 40th milestone and glasses becamo necessary for constant wear. The old bifocal with cement wafers were a dead give away on our age, as the double vision Blood out ve-y conspicuous. Conditions are dif ferent now the new toric Kryptok has revolutionized the whole sys tem of glasses and is tho only correct glass to wear as they con rn";i to the shape of the eve thus eliminating all prizmatic effects and instead of a cemented waftr as used in bifocals for near vision V.u k-nc is made up of Crown and Flint glass fused together bo orroara as a single lense t0 look at but the refraction for both r?r r.nd near is perfect. The cost is a little more than the com 'pr ?.;ind b;:t the pleasure derived from wearing a perfect pair of '--:?3 nore than makes up the difference. Let us fit you with a pair. We guarantee to please you. BUBAR BROS. QUALITY KKItYK'E JICWKI.KliS AXI OPTOMKTRISTS Mrs. J. E. Perry, of Riddle, was brought to Roseburg this afternoon and taken to Mercy hospital where she will be given medical treatment. Mrs. Perry has been quite 111 for some timo and It was thought best to bring her to the hospital hero. Fhe is under the care of Dr. K. B. Stewart. . .Mtniii-:-vnso. M ATI V.K KVKItV DAY AT 3 TO 5 P. M., HVKXIXO 7:tS TO 11 roiiAY, firm tit vrn it ok tiii; "Secret of the Submarine" and Mth Chapter u( the "IliOX CLAW." four thousand feet of thrills. You don't need to bring cushions to sit on because yon won't sit on tiie mm I only pur of the lime, the picture won't per-l-i 1 1 It. i'lrili: M:ws A no w .paper in pii'tuves, "Till-: llt P AT III Dili. PIPS" A Vogue Comedy and Is a scream from the first font .if U it. to Hi Ian Harvey Moore, son of 1,. B. Moore, of this city, was quietly married Sat urday afternoon to Miss 01ads Wil son, of San Francisco. The wedding occurred nt tho home of Mr. Moore's grandparents. M. I,. Moore, of this1 city. Mr. Moore was for ninny years a reisilent of Itoseburg the greater part of his early life having been spent here. About eight years ago hn enlisted in the U. S. navy and has been ndvnnrecl rapidly until be lR now a non-commissioned of ficer stationed at the Mare Island navy yards. His bride Is a Cali fornia girl and the wedding grows out of a happy romance which begun shortly after Mr. Moore's transfer from Bremerton to San Francisco. They will leave tomorrow for San Francisco where 'they " will make their home. iomokiiuh nil. t m i; 1 1: -v ,;, r,- uri! Kdiieatloiiiil. ",ll IIKY's MUM-IMCNT," comedy HUM-SHAY " Y'S Till CLAI1A IJKAI. LI IK," itosi'iit i:t; COMPANY At!i:ivi:s IX CAMP 111 K'l tlKlc.ll I ." in five parts. !SI) Y " HITS il ll.TV" HI IV "I'h'VII.'S TOY"- SA IT'llll.W Tir iu:r " K1M1U I, YOt Mi In "Tilt.: KLl.oV Orecon' eii;ht companies of const --"""- under the command of Cnl ! Creed Hammond, of Kiu'ene. left Portland yesterday morning at 11:30 i for their annual encampment nnd drill at Fort Stevens, where they will spend tho next two weeks. The Something New In White Shoes and Slippers ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IUVIX liltl'.N.X om That Sntlsfj". IV ";! Illdit. . . . Cuss St. ORPET FOUND NOT GUILTYBY JURY (Continued from page, 1.) to keep back the tears and the trickl ed from his eyes while he, with his associates, Ralph F. Potter and Leslie P. Hanna, were receiving congratu lations. Mr. Wilkerson stated that In his opinion Orpet had been more than declared not guilty. "Ho was proved innocent," said Mr. Wilkerson. "He is going home with his mother now. Then he is going into the country for a much needed rest after the nerve-racking experlepe" brought on him by a re- markable if not unprecedented series! of circumstances. Then he will come' back home and make a man of him-j seir. I Three ballots wero taken by tho j jury. The first stood 11 to 1 for acquittal. Foreman O'Sliea stated that by agreement of the jurors the; name of the obdurate member would' noo be made public. I The usual, Saturday night throng, of farmers and their families in for! the week end shopping nn( rccrea-! tlon was present in extra force and i crowded the route which Orpet took1 after leaving the jail. i PAtiKAXT OF KIXG AltTIILII'S COl'ltT AT t HAl'TAI yCA many a strange dovice, and broad and trusty sword. While the maid ens of court wore. wreaths of gaily hued flowers upon tholr brows. Tho legend of the Hock and Sword was first depicted which lead to the finding and crowning of the right ful king. Loas Wright was the strong (and gallant young Arthur and Maurlne Buchanan was the sweet Guineviere. After Arthur be came the king, he chose the bravest, most gallant men and made them his knights of "The Table Round". One day as the sweet Guineviere and her maidens danced on tho green the wicked Sir Malgrace stole them away to his castle. But one maid escaped and she carried to Sir Jjaunselot Lady jGuinevlere's ring. The gates of the castle are stormed and at last the maidens are releas ed. By foul play brave Sir Launce lot Is thrown into dungeon and left to die. The porters maid discovers his plight and rescues him from the dungeon and death. A tournament rollows and the wicked Sir Malgrace Is slain by Sir Lnuncolot. Tho last scene shows the winding of the May pole and the court maid ens dancing. This pageant wns greatly enjoyed by both the audience ni.'l the chil dren and Miss Alexander will be re mci.ibered with pleasure long after tho chautauqua is gone. Little MIbs Frances Strange, (laughter of tho superintendent, has n'.m made many friends here among the juniors she has helped entertain, as well as the grown folk. Miss Hazel Alexander, who is in chnrge of the Junior Chautauqua in this city, presented her little chil dren to us In the Legends of Ring Arthur's Court. ' The legend was enacted In panto mime by the children whilo Miss Al exander charmingly read the story. The small boys were gaily clad in shining helmets, shields bearing A Good Advertisement Creates New Business Beautiful Bust and Shoulders B lira ire pfw-tihle if you will wear i men joiic urassierc. iclentiflcally constructed Th drniririnir weight of an anennfnrd bint no strstehes the upporting muscles that the contour of the figure is spoiled. yVTTlMI W Pnt the hl,,t WW where It be- lu&ITsa g lonfri, prevent the full bust from IQIILrII& bavmft the appearance of flat-(bs-an ko-i.k) biness, eliminate the ilniti.r of &RA.S'IERJl? 'IniKKiiiB muscles and conllne tho flesh of the shoulder giving a graceful line to the entire upper body. They are the daintiest and most serviceable garments Imagi nablecome in all materials and styles; Cross Uncle Hook Front, Surplice, Bandeau, etc. Honed with " Wnlnhn," the rustless boning permitting washing without removal. Have your dealer show you Dien Jolle Urnssieres, If not stock ed, we wiiyjladly send Uim, prepaid, samples to show you. BENJAMIN ft JOHNES, 51 Warren Street. Newark. N. J. ANTLERS I TOXKJHT ONLY ANNA HELD She of the naughty eyes In "Madame LaPresidente" Ilr.hbling over with laughter and the joy of living, by Maurisc ll Minequin and Pierre Veber, produiAd by the Oliver Morosco Photo play Co., released on the Paramount program Also an Interesting "I'AltA.MOl'XT TU A VEI.OCC K" and "COL ONEI. 1II:i:;:ai.I. II AND TIIK PirtATKS." a Pray Cartoon. COMIMi TCKSDAY AXI VK1INKMAY. a popular Triangle pro gram. M.VH M AISSII, the pet sister Klora In "TIIK BIRTH OP A NATION; in her latest Triangle release "HOODOO ANN" and Mack Swain In the two-. col Kevstono Comedv "BY STORK DELIVERY" IMcos m Vsnal 8c nnd 10c, Comlnit July 'M nnd 27, Mntinec and Night, TIIK I1ATTI.E CI5Y OK ri'.AO:," a call to arms against war. Tho Intention of this Picture Is to portray the great need of preparedness of peace spelled "P.O-Y-E-U"