The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, July 21, 1916, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextKff.'ilT THE EVEN" IK G .NfcWS FRIDAY. JIXV 21, 1010. SIX FRENCH REPULSE A. J. LILBURN & SON Complete Ilousefurnishers CARPETS RUGS CURTAINS DRAPERIES LINOLEUMS and FURNITURE Senator Heed, of MiBsourl, arrived; later and attacked the action bitterly, j i SKNATOK HK.N'OrXCKS THE ItniTISII IIIjACKMKT PAItrS, July 21.--It is announced I that the French heavily repulsed the t German counter attacks against the : positions won yesterday. The Cer ' mans retreated disorderly. The j French bayonetters routed the Gor- man patrol that was attempting to I penetrate the lines in the Chatilues : region. i Knulisli nnd (tennans ('lush, KOXDON, July 21. General Haig j reported that the British drove the I Germans from the Kourneaux woods I north of Lnngueval, the report Indi cated that the Germans countered last night, following the new British advance, and temporarily occupied a portion of the woods. A Few Hot Weather Items of Interest-- 1. An I col chs rofrigorator will prevent butter running. 2. An Ice Cream Freezer gives you the means of pre paring the most palatable and. cheapest desert you can have. 3. A "Jewell" oil stove, by far the best kitchen helper you can have. Most economical, of any cooker. Duos not over heat your rooms. With all a "good looker". 4. Hut Point utilities, such as launder Irons, touBter, grill, percolator. Get one now, when it will bo tho nioht iiho. You pay tor current, why not use it? 5. "Vacuum," "Big Threo," the best and cheapest quality considered, of any electric washer. Cost of operating not more than an ordinary lamp, but s-ivos time, saves aches and pain, and makes homo " 'happier, as all good things should look it over nny vity. a . 1 ; UNIQUE CONTEST Si FOR COUNTY FAIR ; - -i Churchill Hardware Company lHONMON;i:itS. The NORTH SIDE GROCERY HAVE A FULL LINE OF Groceries, Flour and Feed TO SELL! A rattier unique contest is being planned by County School Superin tendent O. C. Brown to be a part of the county fair. It will be a contest in fruit and vegetable canning, speed and quality being points on which the competition will be judged, the win ning team from the county to go to tho state fair where It will meet teams from othor counties. Already four teams have been ar ranged for, one at Yoncalla, two at Roseburg, and one at Kiddle. One of the local instructors who is enthusi astic over the work of boys has prom ised to arrange a boys' team which he is confident will win from the girls. These contests are very popular in bo mo of the eastern states and have proven a very efficient method of in teresting tho pupils In sucli work. In Vrosenting the content, tho teams work at a long table, tho fruit being taken In the raw state at one end and after being prepnred to a certain point by one of the members of the team. Is passed on to the next until nl the other end of the table it conies out completely canned and ready to bo Judged. Speed Is not the only mutter considered in the Judging, but the quality Is the really vital factor. !n order to make a more complete organization In preparation for the event and to assist in arranging the details, MIsa Holen Cowglll, of tho extension department of the Oregon Agricultural college will be in the county next week. Monday she will "nenk at Yonralla, Tuesday morning st t ho KuUerton srhoKl and in the rternoon n't the Hens-m school and Hv.'npsday will spend tho day nt Biddle. TIIKV AIEK PAVING MAItliKT PKICK I-OH K(JGS. The North Side Grocery 7 it i: i: I. s t its i.n i i:iti:xT. ,V VKMIssntx liic Vyy "Always a Good Show" MX I'IM'i: MVI'liV DAY AT 2 TO 1 M KVKXINli 7:1.1 TO 11 TollAY ONi: DAY ONLY Tho mill of Hi.' ('.mis print! I'nuty, jet ll.ry grind exceedingly ;-!!. ill is the keynote of The Devil's Toy MISS FOX WILL SPEAK AT INSTITUTE County Cchool Superintendent O. C. Hrown announced today that tho teachers institute for Douglas coun ty had been set for October 10, 17 and 18. lie has been extremely for tunate this year in securing the ser vices of prominent instructors for the program of the three days, but in addition to the slate teachers, who will he present, Miss Kox, of the I'uited Slates commission of educa tion, will be present and deliver sev eral leeturea on primary work- Miss ox is considered one of the best In , strtit'tors In this line of the work in (he rountry an,) her talks will hv greatly enjoyed. Miss Kox will he In Oregon for two months and at the recent meeting ot the county superintendents the Inst;-. Ultes were so correlated that she , will he aide to attend them during her ' visit hero. She lg considered one of the foremost educntors and has been sent out b ythe 1. S. commissioner on special work pertaining to (lie prl-' nmry grades. Mr. Hrown has nlso 1 permed iko services of some of the' most prominent instructors in the state, uhn will take up the various phases of the school work. The nowrvf '-I 't Kq iiUMi- picture starring Adele lUood and Kdutn Steven. .(,,! -.i,:u the jnem "The Mills of the' Cods". H'S WOt ill M'l'ilU',. i i:i i i ivi.v i. s .oui M:K. AMi;i:H' I IIIsT Won UiivA vie a a of the C, lacier National 1'atk. an,i K.trtonn Komic-i, i Miti;ov Clara Kimball Young in "The Yellow Passport" one nf the &:i.Mi.'l picture ever made. (XlMIMi I MUtKNCi: ItOHKliTK IX "SAPIIO" : i:rvi:nsi; itski.k v lici in i iii;m m'kk.I. wasihmi ton. .lull Afi..r ono or the mi. Ml hitter delates, tin senate reverse,) Itself and refused to permit Hie Itclhlchcm Steel Company to print lis (intl-giu-crntnent nrnmri plate iirntmininiln as it public docu ment. Senator iPcnroso hail pre viously obtained tho unanimous con sent of tho senate for Its printing WASHINGTON, July 21. Senator Thomas, of Colorado, denounced the Urltish blacklist as an "outrageous assault against American citizens". He advocated the most severe repri sals, and said: "I cannot understand the widespread sympathy with the allied cause In this country, when Kngland Is continually repeating her bull-dozing attacks against our commerce." Protect Your Eyes From the Sun The glare of he sun on summer days makes us squint and of'.en onuses headache. Kspectally if we have reason to be out-of-doors nil the time. Kor the motorist and the vacationist our Auto doggies are a pleasant relief from the attacks ot "Old Sol". Amber L1 COAST I.EAfiUIS STANDINGS Los Angeles 57 41 .582: Vernon 69 4 3 .507 ' San 1'rancisco 56 50 .528 1 Portland 44 15 .194 ! Salt I.aku .'. 46 49 .4X4 ' Oakland 38 70 .352 j Yesterday Result. At Salt Lake Salt Lake 4, Port land 0. At San Francisco San Francisco 4, Vernon 5 (10 Innings). At Los Angeles -Los Angeles 3, Oakland 1. SALT LAKE CITY, July 20. All of the many features of today's ball game between Portland and Salt Lake pales into Insignificance be fore Dill KoHgers' triple play, unas sisted. It was the fifth time in the I history of Tf,o Coast league proper j that the feat has been performed. j In the second inning Ryan singled! and Orr walked. Guigni hit a liner j to Kodgers, who caught the ball. touched Orr on the lino and complet-1 ed tho triple by hastening to second I and touching the sack before Ftyan could get back. It was all done as sleek and clean as a "whistle. In addition to the triple, Portland mado three double plays, and still they lost the game. Billy Piercey shut them out, 4 to 0. Salt Lake also made a double play, which runs the total of double plays In the last two days up to 10. glasses are a favorite with many people. We are showing the Noviol a new glasses that cut3 off all the ultra-violet rays and Is very restful to the eye. We can fit you with these In Crookes lenses with or without prescription. These different glasses may be had in Auto Goggle stylo or plain. Smoked glasses too in various vies. Play f:ilr with your eyes. Get a pair today. BUBAR BROS. Formerly Young llnlmr. orAi.rrv SKitvu'K jewelers axi optometrists WILL FKillT lllilTISH IILAIKLIST WASHINGTON, July 21. Acting Secretary Polk announced that the fight against the British black list has been started, by informal repre sentations made through the British embassy, and Ambassador Page, at London. DAILY WEATHER REPORT. (j. S. Weather Burenu, local office Roscburg, Ore., 21 hours ending 5 a. m., July 21, 191G. Precipitation in inches and hundredths: Highest temperature yesterday Lowest temperature last night Precipitation, last 24 hours .... Total precip. since first of monh Normal precip. for this month Total precipitation from Sep tember 1, 1915, to date 39.31 Average precipitation from Sep tember 1, 1S77 34. 0C Total excess from Sep tember 1, 1915 5.25 Average precipitation for 39 wet seasons, (Sept. to May Inclusive 32.12 WILLIAM BELL, Observer. PALACE THEATRE Grand Opening, Saturday July 22nd under the management of TED HOWLAND , The largest comedy dramatic Buccesg ever offered in Roseburg "THE MAN TRAP" It will hold you snell bound throughout. Not a Moving Picture, I'ricfs, Children ."c, Adults 10c. Yon eim't niisn it. Newport 82 52 0 .21 ; .32 I At tho Hat Shop Saturday, July ?2. Something New . In White Shoes and T1 M1DD6 rs ROSEBURG BOOTERIE IISVIX lilt l' NX Sh.Kv, Tlmt Satisfy. , ivrkin Hide. . rw St. Reduced Fares rou Summer Trips When summer comes and a vacation outing is planned, remember New port is cool. The breeze from off the mighty Pacific never falls. With tho many diversions and attractions to pass the hours away, surely you could find ra better placo for your vacation. The Cost is Low Hound Trip Tickets are on sale daily from all Southern Pacific stations in Western Oregon. Tho return limit is October 31st. Daily Trains from Albany nnd Cor vnllls make excellent connections Write for illustrated ho oklut "Newport" or ask local agent for complete information. John M. Scott, (jvnoral Piuwengor Agent, Poll land, Oregnn. SOUTHERN PACIFIC Coos Bay Railroad Celebration. Marshfield and North Bend, August 24th, 2."th and 2Cth. Low Round Trip Fares. ANTLERS TONIGHT r:;,,- JKSSK L. LASKY presents the photoplay favorite of 2 continents FANNIE WARD in an elaborate plcturizatlon of the widely read storv of the West 'TENNESSEE'S PARDNER' pounded on the play by Scott Marble, suggested by Bret Harte's story. .Miss Ward, In this production is girl of the plains mar vel. .us siin.ry. faithful representations of frontier life exciting episode. Also a new "PAItAMOl NT PHTOtiliAPir and "A l.KAP VKAU WOOINt;," a good comedy. AiIhiKsIdh r,c. Adults Id. ( nmlnu Satiinla)- only. Matinee ami Night. "A lilt; TlilAXtil.K DA Y At; tl." II. II. Warner In the 5-reel Triangle-Kay llee featurs "TUB KAIDKitS" and Frnl Mnrr In the 2-rrel Keystone Comedy "x oh.y srorxnisKi." Don't Miss It! Next Wodiiesdny ami Tliuixmy. July Him --J. "IHK IIATTLK CUV OK -.ACE"