The evening news., July 21, 1917, Page 6, Image 6

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BAfrTRIAV, JHI.Y 21.
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MAJESTIC
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
Matinee Every Dav, 2 to 5
Evcnings,7:15&8:50,5c-10c
TODAY OSK KAY ONLY.
EARL WILLIAMS in
Arsene Luoin
A wonderful six-part Vltau:nph Wu Klhhon fcatine. A story of
the regeneration of tiio master criminal who was made to sot the
light of day by a woimm of his own class A play that will hold
you spellbound for nn hreir and thirty minutes.
UKAItSI I'M llli MOW S Always Interesting Hlld Instructive.
ATA N K I .KSH .1 Hi A K a it oo n Konicly
8 Reels
Admission, Adults l()c, Children 5c
8 Reels
TOMOItltOW AM) Mtt.MIAY.
"Sold at Auction"
With Louis Meredith
A drama with a punch. A modern Cinderella nnd tier d'eam of
love. A picture for every cmwn forced to tight hor own way, It's
In five nets.
THK m:.ll) CO.MK HACK Cth chapter of the MYSTFItV OK TUH
IMH III.M CROSS, the greatest mystery Moty ever filmed
RIGID TRAINING IN
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Men With Commissions Re
quired to Work at Trench
Diggingand Equipping.
LW.HUMPHREYS WRITES
Ixitt'i SlH(p Men Must Make (join.
or lie l.Miii.sel fmm Horvit.
A lo In iRiumuu'e ilh
Where Tliey ilo, '
T. N. JIu:mhi-yu, of Myrtle Creek,
has received a lettur from his son,
(center, who has a tlrst Iteutenant'fi
commission a:iu la located at the of-
Mccth' training camp at the Presidio.
The letter contained pictures of the
men's quarters, which are very com
fortable looking Indeed, and of dum
mies, which are used in bayonet prac
tice, and it also uescnuw the train
ing the officers are receiving. The
dummies, which are about the size of
a man, are of two kinds, stationary
ones and Yli6 swinging kind, which
are operated by means oT pulleys and
ropes, the object being in -practice
with either to run the bayonet
through the ring serving as target on
tho dummy.
The officers are l;eing risldly drill
ed in field training and trench war
fare, being Yequired to do actual dig
ging in the 'trench work, the object
being an exact reproduction of a sec
tion of trench, now being used in
France, and will include the firing
trench, communicating trench, rooms
to rest and sleep in, dumps or store
rooms for ammunition and supplies
and cover trenches to be used during
artillery bombardment. Although the
men in training have received their
officers' commissions, they arc be
ing given a very rigid competitive
test. Including such work as has been
described above and those who fail
to nmko good will be aent home.
Quito a number have already been
described above and those who fall to
make good will he sent homo. Quite
a number have already been dismiss
ed for some reason or other,
"While rumors are constantly afloat
as to what will be done with the
men, when the training Is over, next
month, Mr. Humphreys says they are
In absolute ignorance as to where
they will bo sent.
Lester V". Humphreys, is a mem
ber of tho firm of Chamberlain.
Thomas & Humphreys, of Portland,.
and is well known here, having re
sided In Douglas county for a num
ber of years. It will be remembered
that he was favored for appointment
as minister to Slam, but turned down
tho position to enlist in the service of
undo Sam this being the s-cDnd
time, he having served three years
in the Philippine Islands.
Those who know Mr. Humphreys
have no doubt that he will make
good.
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IIKL.SINU. OiiO, Finland, '
July HI. Conflict wltli uussia !
IB regarded as inevitable as a j
result of the Finnish diet adopt- i
lug a bill grunting Finland its ,
independence. The bill was
adopted 'by the diet amidst
acchies of unexampled enthust-
am and solemnity. ,
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MitS. l.ll.liritN API'OIXTBD.
Through an error yesterday,
it was stated that Mrs. Bell had
been made .assistant chairman
of the military relief commit-'
tee. The name should have been
Mrs. A. J. Lllburn.
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Word was received in this city lute
last. evening to the effect that a reg
ular knock-down-and-drag-out fight
occurred at the Umpqua store ii
Coles Valley Thursday evening be
tween Murray Caldwell and Carl
Coleman. The encounter was brought
about through the discussion of the
right to carry liquor over the Cali
fornia lino Into Oregon, which An
ally resulted in Home strongo lan
guage being used and which led on
to a regular two-rouud bout, staged
without a moment's notice. Reports
received here indicate that young
Coleman was awarded the decision,
and now carries tho heavywetight
championship belt for the Umpqua
section of the county.
Make Good Pictures
IK
EUGENE WOMAN
Despondent over 111 health and the
thought that she was losing her
mind, coupled, perhaps, with the
sorrow over the departure of her
husband scon for war, Mrs. Rose
I'earl Huntley, wifo of Captain Mai
ritt IS. Huntley, of the 3rd company,
coast artillery, at Kugene, commit
ted -suicide yesterday by hanging
herself with a rope, at her home.
It -will be easy for you to make
good pictures if you use an Ans
co Camera with Speedex film. Do
away with the uncertainty. Know
that your pictures will be good.
Purchase an Ansco for your vaca
tion trip. It will add more pleas
ure to your outing than anything
else. I.et us show you th e Ansco
line. Priced from $2 to $55. We
also carry a full line of camera
supplies.
Quality Service.
BUBAR BROS.
Jewelem A Optometrist. ,
TASK. IS IlKGUX.
VISITING HOTEL MEN .
APPRECIATE STOP HEBE
.At a meeting of the Oregon Hotel
Men's Asbociation held in this city
this afternon the following resolu
tions were unanimously passed oy its
members:
WHEREAS, The members of the
Oregon State Hotel Association, vis
iting Roseburg this 21st day of July,
1917, have beon most agreeably en
tertained in the drive uirought the
beautiful valleys adjacent to the city,
in viewing the magnificent fields and
orchards, and
WHERJJAS, The surprise picnic
luncheon on the classic banks of the
Umpqua river was both unique and
delightfully acceptable,
RBSOLVED, That the thanks of
said members are hereby extended
to W. J. Weaver, prop. Unipqua ho
tel; John W. Paraer. secretary acd
members of the Roseburg Commer
cial club, an their ladies', for the
-raid drive and luncheon; also to the
lilks' club for opening their hall for
our business ession; also to John M.
Scott, general pasesnger agept of
the S. P. Co., in sending Mr. Orman
dy in escorting the party from Portland.
ORliXlON STATE HOTEL ASS'N.
Richard W. Childs. President.
Prank W. Deach, Secretary.
(Ry Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. July 21. -With
ten million men listed In order of
liability to service, the federal gov
ernment has begun Us last task of
preparation for the organization of
tho selective drart army in the task:! T . rv ' . f fx
of determining who shall be exempt, i J LIVe-WlFC UOfflgS 01 UlY
it Is hoped to forward figures to ex
emption boards before night. One
capsulo was found empty but later
checking showed that 4 064 was th.
number Intended for the capsule.
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Special Rug Values!
We have received, a large shipment
of Wool Fibre Rugs. These ruga
are all one-piece and have the ap
pearance of the more expensive
Ruga. All wool surface with fibre
warp gives a Wearing quality excelled
by no other rug. .
They come In A beautiful line of
colorings, some plain centers with
fancy borders, also small figure all
over effects. Colors . brawn, tan,
green, grey and blue.
Made In three different qualities.
- Sites 6x9 at 5.00 and 7.00, size
9x9 at $7.00 and 10.60, size 9x12
at (9.60, (13.50 and (15.00.
Each and every rug reverses per
fectly and will lay flat on the floor.
Also complete showing In the follow
ing lines of rugs, Axmlnsters, Body
Brussels, Velvets. Wiltons, Royal
. Wiltons and Tapestry Brussels, In
fact anything you may want In the
rug line will be found here.
A. J. LILBURN & SON
COMPLETE HOJIE FURNISHERS. ' Cass Street, Roseburg, Ore.
ARE WANTED AT ONCE
A. T. Lawrence, manager of the
Sunshine ranch this morning tele
phoned The News office stating that
It Is imperative that 100 loganberry
pickers present themselves Monday
at his ranch east of the city in order
that this year's crop will not be a
total loss. Ho stated that at the
present time over one half of the
crop would spoil on the bushes and
he is putting lortn an extra effort to
secure a large number of pickers for
next week. The help shortage has
been the greatest trouble in harvest
ing the loganberry crop and although
during the past few days, a great
deal of additional labor has been se
cured it was not sufficient Co save-tne
beiries from spoiling.
. The drying fs now in progress and
the berries are not picked fast
enough to keep the dryer going. Mr.'
Lawrence is paying the pickers two
cents pet hound which is double the
wages paid In the Willamette valley
for like work.
If this section wishes to have a fea
ture crop, such as loganberries, lanor '
must be secured, so that the growers
w.-. not lose m'oney. Tne Sunshine
ranch offers excellent camping ad
vantages to anyone who wishes to
take their family there and engage
in the work of picking the berries
and the excellent wages paid should
mako the proposition an attractive ..
one. i
If you know of anyone wishing
work tell them of-this opening and
make an effort to assist Mr. Lawrence
so that this crop will not be aban
doned in Tears to come.
The berries of this year "are of an
excellent quality and if pickers can
be secured, the management of the
ranch can find a ready market,
M(H)ll li;i KOUI 1111, 1, 1ASSK1.
coming over to Roseburg from
Winchester this afternoon, In a For.l
car, unci speeding along at about
miles per, a soldier and two other
occupants of tho Henry Ford specie
of nutoniobllo, hit the tirHt rullioad
crossing this side of Winchester, the
driver "stopped on Its tall," throw I
her Into high nnd endeavored to
make tho short turn to the north at
a breakneck speod. Uut the "jitney"
failed to respond to tho driver's
command to "come up" nnd the re
sult was that It took to the "tall tim
ber, Jumped ovi,- tho adjoining
ditch; climbed over a rail fence nnd
stood on its "bind legs" for further
orders. The occupants "stood pat"
until tho last cylinder failed (o ro
spond, then pulled themselves ii-
geiher looked down the n.llt or n
long battle loaded with old John Uar
leycorn tho neck of vhi.-li protrud
ed from the rear picket of tho driv
er about eight Inches and stood in
amazement at tho uninspected con
tortions or the little I'ord. He didn't
think It could bo done but the evi
dence was there all in a bunch
and so were lis load as well as the
"load" carried by tho tlne.i .m,.,,.
punts, which, -peaking fium a "dry";
standpoint, was, some burden to cur- i
ry on a hot day A "nssing carl
stopped to axcertaln tho dlfllc.ilty'i
which was plainly evidence 1 Niiio'
"delightful" niiiua lining the air!
not or tho gasoline specie and s-oon 1
found out that It was no place for a '
decent set of married men. who bv
the way. had left tl r r ves at Homo1
and might be enticed to "cuddle;
down" next to a strong draught from
a bottle As a final snlnto. one of
tho number approached a newspaper
man who happened iq b.i in a car re-1
turning from Winchester and "or-:
fered up" n sample of his "special
brand" which ha.l all tho earmarks,
Judging from ape.nances only--of
the brew usually dl'iemed. by the
clever bootlegger at dve dollars peri
quart with th.. cm k eti acted for'
surety first. i
(13y Associated Preps.)
WASHINGTON, July a i. Virtu
ally rewritten as it came, from the
house of representatives a mouth
ago, the administration "food bill,
modilied. but giving the president
broad authority to rtigulate food,
feeds and fuels, ami prqvirdlng for
a single Individual and authorizing
a minimum price of-two dollars per
bushel for wheut, passed the senate
today.
MlSTKItlOVS 1'lltKS STARTED.
IliiildiiiK Will Ho Ready.
Mr. Kirk, inspector of the federal
building, today staed that the
building will be ready for occupancy
about October. The work is pro
gressing nicely at the present timo.
Severs Vein in Right Foot.
Chimles GuYnoy, pt (Winchester,
who is a member of the fourth com
pany, coast artillery, had the misfor
tune, while working nt Drockway
yesterday tt cut his tight foot, sever
ing a vein causing very serious
bleeding. The young man was
brought to Roseburg and the. .injur
ed member cared for by Dr. B. B.
Stewart The wound was not a deep
one and no serious results are' an
ticipated.
(Ily Associated Press.)
HARRISON. lu,lo. July 21. Fire
of unknown origin bc.an early this
nioining nnd by ten thirty had Ui
tfroyed nil .ne nusiness -.iM,. 'i .if
lialf the residence section nt' a rbss
of about half a million dollars.
Charles Condnrt, of Myrtle Creek
was transacting business in this city
yestorday afternoon.
"Shorty" Miller, the local barber,
has returned from a vacation trip to
Brewster. Ho states that he enjoy
ed hla Btay at that place immensely.
The school board will hold its
regular mroilng next Monuav nls'it
at which time the selection of teach
ers to nil the vacancies in the Roie
burg schools will probably be made
WereYou in the Crowd
That Attended the .
Big Mid-Season Economy
Clearance Shoe Sale
YOUR CHANCE TO SA VE
- New Specials , :
ON SALE EVERY DAY!
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
Next Monday and Tuesday, Special Matinee Tuesday at 2:15
THEDA BARA
In a plcturlzatlon of Wm. Shnkespeare'B Immortal drama,
ROMEO
AND
JULIET
The greatest picture Tliedn I tarn has ever appeared in. A tliorougli
ty human characterization of tho world's groatoxt love story. Ar
tLstie, Classic. An epoch-marking picture that will live forever.'
A revelation In motion pictures. Seven reels. Screeu" time, 00
( minutes. Kemeinlier, next Monday and Tuesday at the
ANTLERS THEATRE
Admission Adults' 15c, Children 10c
Today (Saturday) Afternoon at 2:115; evening nt 7:15 and 9:00
The new two-reel "Hoyt" Farce Comedy
A Brass Monkey
and the favorile screen star
WILLIAM DESMOND
In the five-reel Triangle Photoplay feature
Paddy O'Hara
Irish humor, Irish pathos, Irish fun, Irish music. Also a Para
mount comedy and a Mutual Gazette.
5c and 10c Nine Big .Heels ,
5c and 10c
Tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon at 2:15, evening nt 7:15 and H:45
special retvrn engagement of the Prima Donna star
GERALDINE ; FERRAR
In the great Paramount piaster production
"CARMEN"
And a new two-reel Su jer-Keystone Comedy feature
o advance In prices. , Admission 5c and 10c.
Itemember The toolent Place I n Town these dan Is the Antlers
Theatre. Try It Just once, You'll come again!
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