Roseburg review., March 10, 1916, Image 3

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ftjLDAll rLAILltt AM.
3 BEGINNING 10 TRYOUI
FOR THE NEXT SEAStN
DAVTONA. Kla.. Mai. 1 U. Spring
lluie inutile, the resounding bcioin of
the old blowball in Chief Myers' ea-
laclous niitt. rung out in luytona
oday to the accompaniment of
reakinK Juiuts and the muffled alap
lap of the trainers' pawn on inuclra
loaked with liniment. The Brooklyn
Dodgers, nearly forty of ein ull told,
are Here lor spring training.
While Wllbert Kohinson. the
roundup manager, counted nones and
doled out playing regimentals. t'bur
lie Ebbetta, who la merely owuw,
wrested with his check bouk and uu
ntpendlug attack of writer's cramp,
riprrlblu devastation reigned in the'
diulng roof following the concerted
onslaught of the regiment from over
the Hridge. When the hurde trooped
sundry waiters pawed over
: Woth, tlilu dimes found hiding un
r the plates and Kbbetts paid out
lough green stuff to Indemnify Hel
fiuin.. (icorge C'utshaw, Gustave iJoetsf,
.od H. H. Myers, accompanied by
Xlany scribes, arrived today, com
pleting the aggregation. They came
"town the bounding main in the gootl
ship Ajtarhe from Brooklyn and land
id after a three-days' tussle with (Mil
Man .Neptune and the lattor's white
capped cohorts. t i
Kroin north and west they came,
these famished slaves of the liase-1
'all System, eager for the fray. The j
hers. after preparing for weeks i
(l noi npniigs, in., uimeu in mi
ff condition than usually attends a
I'linging corps at the opening of tho
.'amp's regular training.
Jack Coombs, (Jirry I'haney, Hiibe
dumuiird, Otto Miller, Nap Hucker.
Sherrod Smith, Kdward I'feffer and
Chief Myers himself constituted the
crowd from Hot Springs. Incident
t ally, the season again brings togeth
i r Marquard and Myers, parted when
1 Mctlraw sent Hube to the
H W 'betls came to liaytonn two
weeks ago. and Itobbie got on the
; round shortly afterward. W. (!.
Jell and (1. I.. McCarty, a battery
'hemselves, came on the heels of the
higher-up pair. Zack Wheat, M.
Wheat and Ollie O'Meara met the
Hot Springs bunch at .Memphis and
:ame down through Dixie with them.
Others on the Dodgers- list are
f'harlie Stengel, I. M. Mmilton and
Odward Appleton. Some of the rook
es are Stevenson, Miller, Johnston,
ioodbrrd. Malls. I'riest. Uiley, llirk
nan and Colwell.
o
rMK ACHKS Oh" JIOVSK CI.KAXIXG
The pain and soreness caused by
iruises, over-exertion nnd straining
luring house cleaning time are sooth-
1 away u oiuitii .iiiiiik hi .
ted to suffer this agony. Just np-
v Sloan's 1,'iniiiient to the sore
ots, rub only a little. In a short
.lie the pain leaves, you rest com
ortalily and enjoy a refreshing sleep.
ne grateful user writes: "Sloan's
J.ii-'ient is worth its. weight in
.oX Keep a bottle on hand, use
t against all soreness, neuralgia ami
ruisis. Kills pain. S.'.c at your
ruggist.
SXSATIOXAI, I IHE SCEXE
IX "TIIE CO I, I. Mi I'. WIDOW"
.Wing Football (iimie anil Sliiilclit
'Snake Dunce" AImi Feature
Photoplay at 1'iiliu-e
lltliouall Ceorge Ade's populnr
medy, "The College Witlow," has
ways captivated Its audiences when
' lis clianuing love story Is portrayed
n the stage, "The College Widow"
f the screen, as shown at the I'al
ce Theater tonight, will certainly
iscinate the most blase. The stage
as its limitations, of course, but
e.ovlng pictures. "The College
.w" Is one of I.ubln's five-reel
rtv R"ll features, whiih means
Ojielther time, talent nor money
j led in presenting the spirit of
oiTe Ade's great college story, as
ell as the action and natural set
nt One going to a play must
lagine the campus, the football
tine, and the students' celebration
victory, but in "The College Wid
at the Palace tonight, all of
' ire-Id -nt of college life are
tiv.ii. Inause they have been
'illy photographed on a college
dus. There is a real football
me with all the thrills of end runs
' d fl'dd goals, and a "snake dance
. - victory," In which more than five
ouand students take part. And to
; ap the climax there is shown one
c the most spectacular fires ever
' irown on the screen. Thrilling rei
ns of nen and women are mad.'
oin the building to the branch of
' lug tree in a way that makes on"
irwl at the possibilities of ptioto-
jv re.tlltn.
The College Widow" is distimt
clv an American stnrv and centers
oiind the rivalry of two roll-ges
Otl'-vMldille West for fool lull I hnn
- P;:e of these colb-ees Is a Pres
.' i n-riaii institution, and for this
a-en its president f'- Is that tt
ould plav gentle foolhall. evn at
t price of victory. "The Widow."
i e president's daughter, thinks
herwise. and it is through her en
vimce that the Presln lerian ol
;. 1(. wins ovr the star hal!tiak of
' ; rlial college, who, in turn.
ru;n vptorv to his new all;:iii'e
. t. n:'t nt little Ethel H.-vmn !
, ' f.,. (,.:! ge Widow." and le'ergf
v ' iile Spencer is Ihe happy hvlfback
ASTORIA
of laifant and Children
jjM For Oyer 30 Years
1XM-S CASE iELAVKI.
AllURlllXU TO KtPOKTS
HUl AVftTlX. TEXAS
AUSTIN. Tex . Mar. 10. Although
the I titled States Supreme Court on
r-ehiuaiy i'i ruled that .Mr. and Mrt.
Victor lnnes cjuld be extradited
fruni T las to Atlanta, tin., to ans
wer indl.tments against them there,
the mandate has not yet been re
cced by the triininal court of ap
peals here and It Is uncertain when
the matter of extradition will come
to a conclusion.
Mi. ami .Mrs lnnes were brought
to Texas from Eugene. Ore., charged
with ihe iiiurd-r of Mrs. Elols Nelnis
Dennis and Miss Beatrice Nelms. of
Atlanta, who disappeared In San An
tonio in June, IHH. They have been
rrMluig extradition to (leorgta since
their aiqiiitlal In this state, ctuiming
tiny must first be given an opportun
ity to return to Oregon, where they
were nrreMed. The tieorgia Indict
ments charge them with larceny after
trust in connection with $21 .out!
which Mrs. Ntlnis Is alleged to have
given lnnes to Invest.
Ei-71'iiie. fiinil or Money ltefuiiilel
This guarantee goes with every box
or Dr. llobson's Eczema Ointment.
Makes no difference whether Its a
baby, child or aged. No matter how
long standing the case the guarantee
holds good. Cut out this strip, go to
your druggist, get a bottle of Dr.
Motion's Eczema Ointment, use It as
directed and if you are not fully satis
fled, the druggist or maker will re
fund your money. Try It JUBt once,
you will be happily surprised.
Utr.1. AX1 I'KHSONAL
Del Monte products are top notch
ers In their class. P. S. C. Steel Cut
Cif!. shows the snine characteris
tic iiialiiies that make rt a complete
top notch r In the coffee world.
Kresh twice a week at the Peoples'
Supply Company.
l'red Hay anil wife, the former of
whom is claim agent for the South
ern Pacific Company, arrived in the
c:tv last night. Thcv are registered
.it Ihe I'uipiiiia Hotel. Mr. Day is
well known in liusebuig. where he
lias visited frequently during the
pa-t few years.
Oakland Advance: After living In
fan Francisco, Portland and other
large cities the past two years. John
Stearns has returned to Oakland,
wher" he will look alter personal in
lerestn. Like nil others who drink
Cal.ipooia water a few years, they
al! come back.
I herew ith announce my candidacy
in the Republican ticket for the
ifli.e of District Attorney for Doug
las IMunly. subject to the will of the
mi. i.i at Ihe primary ele-tion to be
Held Mav l!i, 19 1 il. Ira 11. Kiddle,
i'd. Adv.)
Marsnflild Times: Mail has been
considerably delavcd since Saturday
ne a use or the snows in tile country
'ii-i ween Uoscbui-g and Myrtle Point.
The mail that came enough last
i veiling was minus the papers and
second class matter, and this morn
ing no mail mine through at alt on
the morning train. Postmaster Hugh
Mcl.ain said that he expects it in
this evening.
Oakland Advance: A censored
letter from Ihe war zone In Europe
has arrived in Oakland addressed to
Miss Jennie Hampton. The letter
came in care of James II. Dearling.
and will be forwarded to Miss Hamp
ton's address is Newdale, Manitoba.
Canada. The cruel army officers
read this l iter" before It reached its
destination, bnt the decree of fate
is o'ten cruel.
To Ihe voters or Douglas County:
I hereby announce my candidacy for
I lie oD ice of county school superin
- ndent, subject to the will of tin
voters of Ihe Republican party. Sec
ond term. Very respectfully submit
ted. O. C. Brown. (I'd. Adv.)
Siitherlln Sun: City Itccordo
Kred C. Ilelweg was llie first citizen
to be honored with a serenade by the
i ci-nilv oi-gauiz-d Siitherlln band.
I-'ied savs there was no hurry about
the mailer on his rart. and he could
The Ix'-I iiilily at a ivH.nrtlle
irl e.
30,000
School
Children
In NYw York City aloiir nel
New York. ( lii::iito and many
otl"-r riiie unplov 'UertK to x
amint1 the fn of school ctiiMri
bri H.i- mtv mm h of tin a r
mt M.ii'lirty, ti;irkwariln-Ks in
st :i flit s, ilirn -tilt y in learning,
n n oi:ip.;s and other phyfi al
f rni;h. 11 in hiMr-n are due to
ri: Mon which glaiw
w ill mrr' t.
art- n-i ssarv in unl- r
Hint n.ui.v rh tMren may have a
fair chani-t' in life.
Slit-lit i h in re'r.iction. If
n trl- i '1. "ft"ii rult In perma
nent in i nr y to k Ik lit ami health.
Ynn i.nn hae wiir chil l'a ey'S
or yo ir n t- -t'- l at II m v &
Cf' . .m l if any (! t In refrac
tion in fouihl. c-Tiire Klt-t-px
prop'-rly fitted to cone, t It,
A.S.Huey&Coli
Jic l.-rs ami Oplliinns.
II) the ilitf 1'k on ' Stre.t.
I 'l l i l H M-M-M-H-l-H'-K
XK iAU. 4
J Wot Side Grotery, all
4- stock, fixtures. hone. wagua. $
4 K. C. Bfuwm, Receiver, Kooiu 4
4 4, CoiumtrcUl Club Ultig. 4
JJJJJJLLJ
TTn TTT1
have stood It if the boys had posi
tioned the affair until such time as
w hen they were In better practice,
lie also thinks that I o'clock In the
morning l au unseasonable and un
real unable hour for a serenade.
Mursbfield Hecord: I. Rosenberg,
the tailor wanted at Itandon and
brought back from California, was
given a preliminary hearing al Itan
don Monday aud bound over to the
m-aiid jury in bonds of 1 7 Oil. The
trial was held before Justice of thej
Peace C. K. Wade, and Attorney ti.
T. Treadgold defended the accused.
Mr. Rosenberg was taken to Han-,
don by .Deputy Sheriff W. C. Laird
and returned to Coquille next morn
ing. The prisoner had not secured
a bond lute this afternoon.
Marshfleld Times: The high wat
ers of yesterday have gone down.'
The train was able to get through;
to .Myrtle Point and Powers today ,
for the first time since Saturday,
and It Is reported that the Coquille'
River is falling. Reports from up
Coos River show that stream, too.
has been receding and Is not much (
above normal today. There is still !
about five feet of Bnow reported In
the vicinity of Silkum, on the mail
route. The train this evening will
be late because of the fact there is
more freight than usual to handle.
Siitherlln Sun: Mr. and Mrs. IT.
I,, tiieenaugh, of Villard, Minn., ar
rived here Monday evening and will
make their future home in Sutherlin.
Mr. (Ireenough recently purchased
the II. 0. I'ennle property in the
southwest part or town and will
build a modern house thereon early
this spring. This Is Mr. and Mrs.
lireenough's first visit to Siitherlln
and they are much pleased with the
valley, and especially to see the
green grass and wild flowers. When
Ihey left Villard the snow was four
ifiet deep and the thermometer 2
degrees below zero. They are old
friends and neighbors of -Mr. and
, Mrs. Carl llrauninger.
! Marshfleld Times: T. J. Thrift.
Coos County assvssor, who was here
' toilay from Coquille, announced that
he had written Senator lieorge E.
Chamberlain withdrawing his appli
cation for appointment as postmaster
at Coquille. The announcement
came somewhat as a surprise, as it
was generally understood among
Oregon Demo.'ralic leaders that Mr.
Thrift would be appointed, and had
been promised the place by Senators
Chamberlain nnd Lane, and endorsed
by Hugh Mcl.ain. Coos County chair
man. Mr. Tbrirt said that In his
letter to .Senator Chamberlain he
slated that as he had been the last
applicant to enter for the appoint
ment, he thought it might slmplyfy
George Shanks
For Automobile Top
Repairing. New Tops
made to crder. A t
Kohlhagen (, Banks'
Stage Barn
YOUR PERSONALITY IS
Your
Greatest Asset
Our huninrs in to keep init
look iriu Spin-anil-gpnn- We
help yon to enrich ynur prr
mniul appearance by
-Cleaning-Pressing
.Repairing
Ynur apparel sn thoroughly
that you may be regarded as
H.YK .ll''K.Utl.Vr,
Try l's- Team's - Call L's
Imperial Cleaners
S42 N. Jarkson
Phone 27?
H-H-H
JBuy where You t
A Pan Cava Mrtnov T
, , J
I he Monty yon set aside t
eaih week for the tahlc. I
lms iiitirc here for less
The Careful house wile
will appreciate this.
All goods Strictly Fresh
No special baits are nee- I
essary to attract attention J
'I?
at tne
Spot Cash Basket Grocery
A. C. DUNLAP. Prop.
23A, N. Jackson St.
FLOUR, and FEED
Pine, Oak and Fir $
t WOOD FOR SALE t
matters If be withdrew. Anyway,'
after cousiderinf the proposition, be
decided that the postoftlce work
might be a little too confining for
him. The postoftlce pays a little
better salary than the office of as
sessor. The many friends of George A.
Pa&in. formerly of Sutherlin, will
te interested to learn that he has
just been chosen vice president of
the Redwood County State Hank, a
new institution just opened in Red
wood Kalis, Minn., Mr. Paton's old
home, to which place he went on
leaving Sutherlin some months ago.,
Mr. Paton conducted a retail lumber
yard while at Sutherlin and was alsu
interested in the Sutherlin lirick &
Tile plant. He has an orchard tract
aud some good business and resi
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Note Extra Adileil Tliii-kiien ofTread.
MICHELIN
Universal Tread
The tinusiially henvy leiiK-weariiiK
tpeuit is utliiiue. rotnliiniiite in one
tire all the ailvantaKes of both tiie
Buction and raitn-ii treail typeH.
The treatl bears flat on the ground.
There are no pniji-rtinK knolm or
unever Klirfai-eB. re -OKliized i'uuki-h
of fiihrie aeparatioii in ho ninny rul
ber non-skldB.
This is the New Tire Ever) one is
Talking About
Motor Shop Garage
Roseburg, Ore.
Hill'
Miut;iiiiihiiiiiifiiMt:iv''.a.!::''iu"a!'u:i;'.t:t;'!;-'ii''i n
HI ill
'litoLlinTTi'iTnirm - - - - -
if
Polly Wants a Cracker
So c'oes Evangeline and Margarita; but, wind you,
they want a real craikir, wholesome, slightly salted,
sanitary package, and labeled
"Blue Ribbon Soda Wafers"
But the small brother, just to be diflcrtnt, says:
'"'Tru-Blu Grahams' for mine".
ICKENS
EHKINS
NATIONAL MAZDA THIS LIGHT IS GOOD
their bodies. Do not '"it children's rves under strain
by bad lighting. Use SUNBEAM MAZDAS.
It' better. Il' In ifliler. I: '-three I imes us l.rijfhl a-, i-ai-liiui lainp
litflit aril cit no inure. Il- 'lie lies! l;-lit fur r.-a-linf. -1 1 1 I . wiirk in
plav. May we talk with um alnl liiflilinv viiui- hini-.e. Mine m- liiiililiu'.'
Roseburg Electric Company
IMiontt lit.
What Becomes of The
DOLLAR?
Here's an estimate of what becomes of il when
iovested for local Mauds of butter, brtad, lard,
meat, iiuit or vegetables: The merchant gets
10c, the dairy, farmer or fruit grower gets 1()C
and the other 80c g-x.s to h'.re help, i:ty for
supplies and running expense, must o! which
is spent with local merchants. $!(() suit out
of Oregon, stays oi:t, goes out t l ciieulatiou.
- ur a: i)
A Town becomes a City
Absolutely according to the patronage ac
corded its home industiics.
dence property In Sutherlin. Dur
ing his residence there he served two
vears ou the city council and proved
a most ettlcieut tuembtr. He took
an active iui-rest in tiie grow in sua
development of Sulherliu, is a goud
business man, upright in his deal
ings, and will no doubt prove a most
valued oflicial of Die new bank
Sutherlin people much regret that
Mr. Paton and his estimable family
will probably not return to this val-1-
y lu the near future to make iheir
IM-rmaui lit home. They will be
greatly missed from the business and
social Iile of the com tit unity. Sun.
Most anyone can read up and write
a paper on Osteopathy. It will pay.
Walnut center bon bons, assorted
flavors, ut The Rose.
Mil
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ROTIIKKS
UllUING
FOR BOYS
I'oys and Girls need the
best light you can give
thcni. Their tyes arc
growing like the rest of
2;t I . Jit kon
For Your Baby.
The Signature of
7
1 V Wi -
is the only guarantee that you have the
Genuine
prepared by him for over 30 years.
YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST
0
Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castoria.
Sold only in one size bottle, never in buJk
or otherwise; to protect the
babies.
The Centaur Company, Cjbyffijii&j&t
-flirTM till 111 it m
Equip Your Auto WiLh
Hendrie Tires
And Forget Your Tiie Troubles
When Lhey m.ike Batter Tires we will have them
KISNER MARSH
FANCY PATrNT'' Jl1 '"'
HA, 10 V7.UAI
FLDUR
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NEELY & NEELY, CASS STREET
CHALLENGE PRICES
Pvoyal Club
'Super-Quality" Coffee, Two weeks only,
March 4th. to I8th.
I pound tin - - 35c
3 pound tin - - $1.00
5 pound tin - - 30c II)
North Side Grocery
ALTON S. I KI'Y, Prop.
I A Chain is no Stronger Than It's Weakest
tu0 id
I KENNY LUMBER COMPANY
New Car of
Diamond "W
FLOUR
-l11 'l:tv,'n'-- n,,'l' ,rv :l ti'k. 'I'liet'O
IS N!) BErTKIl.
Also Dulles Patent
Oueen (lily and
Pride of Doiiyhis Brands
Link
And a road isn't much J
bitter tlian its poorest
A life lost and the Co.
sued for damages is
pom cionomy hen
IJUIDGK MATI-KIAL 2
is so reasonable at
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