Roseburg review., April 11, 1917, Image 2

EVEXDfQ ROSEBURG REVIEW, WEDNESDAY. APHIL 11. 1917
Hi SCHOOL PLAY
: CAPT. BUCHANAN GOES
TO GLENDALC; MANY NtW
MELROSE PEOPLE WERE
I PLEASED WITH PLAY
' THERE ERIDAY NIGHT
10CAI HOTEL ATTACHE
MARRIES OLALIA LADY
HERE LAST EVENING
ufu fad inrAi rnMDAMV
IIILIl IVI lUvnL tuuu HU
"THi: TKKAM I1K lll'.M lilts" IS
THK TITLE or THK I'l.AY To
UK (.MEN I NIlEK THK lilllKC
TIOX OK MISSES MlMlltHKAIl
,M) I KI..AM).
A BIG CROWD IS ANTICIPATED
K.-hrjtrtl- lljivi' lli'M fil -
viui la s, and (hi 'hiinii-r
A iv tw l!-nriy for Thrir
I'liblic A)H-juanr.
A play runtaininK lots of lifo, fun
and roinancH in lh Philippine In
land, is "The Treanure Hunters,'
which will be jrolmed Friday even-
iiiK hy tiie pupils of the hi ah school,
under the direction of their musical
Instructor, MiHS .Josephine .Moor
head, and M inn Alice (Viand. "The
Trea.siire MunierH" is a comic oper
etta and tellw tlie story of Tom
hlake, an American inventor of a
patent divins suit, who has been
deframled of his patent rights hy it
certain .1. Winner Luce. Luce has
enlisted the services of Jim my
Siuat!. a master diver, and Corl
landl Van I'rissy, a wealthy Knfrlish
maii, to whom Lure has hethothd
his daughter, Madeline. (fluke i.
in love with Madeline, but she knows
nothing of her father's plans to de
fraud Hlake.
lilako left the States for Shiga
poro and nnKaed I'edro and tu
Malays to go with him to Hocus
I'm us Island, in the Philippine
Ki'Oiip. Luce has taken a certain
chart from lilako. showing the loc-a-t
ion of a t reasure ship, a Spanish
Kalleon, containing many riches. It
lies on the bottom of the sea, some
where near Hocus Poena Inland.
I'.lake disguisea as a pirate and calls
himself Julian Hen ev elite. He lies
in wait for Luce, whom he know
will sink the sunken treasure ship.
Luce, with .Madeline and her
haperone. .Mr. Wit herspoon, ar
rive at Hocus Pocus Island in Van
Prissey's yacht, but are shipwrecked
by the pirates. Along comes the V
K. cruiser "Oklahoma," In charge of
Commander lloomday. His daugh
ter, Haisy, Is with him, with six l
S. marines, who flirt with six belles
of Hocus Pocus.
After several Interesting adven
tures, Hlake proves his right to the
patent, and Luce, driven to the wall,
su rrenders t he chart ami patent
rights, and consents to Madeline's
marriage with hlake. There are 2 1
musical numbers in the operetta and
4 u people In the cast, w Inch is ah
follows:
Tom Hlake (.lullan Hcnevenww. a
young American inventor, tenor -
Clifford Hemls.
Mlake's assistant pirates:
Pedro- Kit waul A i kens.
Hesim (lerald decides.
Sunga -Clifton Zimmerman.
Perak-- (Jeoi go Ponder.
.Ion Chauncey Markee.
Isabella, one of t lie Hocus Pocus
belles, mezzo soprano - - Merrill
llosegraut.
Manuel Mauduley. governor of Hocus
Pocus -- Ceorge Hourk.
Dozy, housekeeper tlladys Hunt.
Xal Ives - .lames Campbell. l-'rank
Koehr, Herbert Cm-swell. Clifford
liiebel ami Ceoi ;:o Ti umbo.
Commander 1 too m day, of t he 1 S
cruiser "( k lahoma." bass Kr
hei-l Arundel.
I'. S. Muiines W in. Tiumbo, (Miami
cey Markee, Archie Amadou. Pelei
Hidtel, Piaii'ie lullaid and Louis
Allium.
Six belles Of Hocus Po( UH I
hotinu Isabella Meinll Rose
giant. Honiia )liia Etui It Willis.
I io una M amuerltn K a It ice.
honna Kelipu I'hvllis Tisdale.
I'oima i'ori;iu - Mildted Marshall
I Km ii a 1'b 'i 'tana - M a v lie lie Mil lei
Cottlandt Van Pi issy. Madeline'-
fiance Slat-.r Miller.
M;idellne Luce, daughler of .1.
ner Luce, Mipnina- Marion
gi a nt .
Wu'iit.i, dauuhler of altn, of
Pot us Stella Kiolin.
I inio'i I .isce, an A iiten. an
talll. b.iiitune .luc Nee,
Win
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Mrs
W Hh-ip..nn. Van I'liV-
and MadelitH'
chapel one
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latidy stole Idalih- 11.'! ' t,
and it li liomt s the widi- aw,
U to telephone tlie po-tuf
fire acejiting too 11, any
itrders present d b ht ra live;
Six !io us pocus belles will appat
In real Plillippiio' cotnineW in "I'lo
Treasure Hunters."
Live advertiser? ofr the bent bar
Ktiins. Patron t.t llevh-w advertisers
H'-lieving that 2 a new inem
J. hers may be added to the
Fourth Company, Coa.-i Artil-
lery, this evening, because of
J the information reaching the
J local officers in the past few
J. days, Cap'. J. A. Buchanan
.1 will go to (.Herniate this even
t. ing, while iJr. Oorge K
t. llouck and Lieut. It. c. Imn
t, barn will spend the evening at
4- Kiddle. At both place there
J. are said to be from 12 to 15
j. who are desirous of joining the
. local organization. With these
J. additions, it was estimated by
Captain Huehaiian that the
memberi-hip of the company
J. here will reach I'M) men. The
J campaign will now be pushed
-f. until the call for mobilization
J to secure the full maximum
JU strength permitted by the
$ higher officials. It was the ho-4-
lief that 1 r.o men will be ob
j. tained easily. A new recruit
- secur'-d last night was Kllis It.
- Turpin. of this city, who is
-J about the twentieth man to be
secured in the past few days.
The membership is now said tu
4. be about
PEAR CHOP WILL
BE SATISFACTORY
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PRUNE CROP IS PROMISING
s 11 IteMtlt or the Keren! In favor
able Weather the Frutl SeiiMHi
is AIh.iiI Three Weeks Later
Than Pre ion. Yeuis.
Couir y Fruit I ns pen or Fred
Strang rei.irned here last evening
after a couple of days spent in tin
vicinity ot Kdenbower, where he as
sisted t he fruitgrowers there in
spraying their trees.
In an interview this morning Mr.
St rang said it was his opinion that
the pear crop would lie somewhat
larger in Noughts County this year
l ban in previous seasons. "I have
inspected tiuite a number of pear or
chards during t he past week," said
Mr. Strung, "and ft is my prediction
that the yield of this product will be
greater than for several years. The
prices to be oTfered for the crop wilt
probably depend to some extent oil
the foreign demand, w hich may be
.1 flee ted materially because of I he
war with Cemiany. The apple crop
will not be us large as last year, but
what is lacking in yield will prob
ably be made up in the prices to be
paid to the growers. The prune trees
are looking line, but il will be some
time before a prediction ran ho made
regarding the extent of the yield "
.Mr. Strang says all fruits will be
about three weeks htie this yar lie
cause nf t he nil fax orable u eal her
that ha prevailed during the past
two mouths. Although the frequent
rains have hindered operations, the
fruit inspector says t h fruit g row -
rs are going ahead with their
praying and the otehaid-- are piac
ueally free from disease.
DONALD McQALLEN IS
PROMOTED TO CORPORAL;
IN ROSEBURG
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NON-SUPPORT ALSO ALLEGED
Mr-. Chirk Says the Series nf Cruel
ties l-A tended Oxer a IVriod of
lMir Years Custody nf
liiblren Smiiyht.
Charging a series of cruel and in
human acts which are alleged to
have occurred during the past four
years, Mrs. .lu.-de A. Clark this
morning filed a suit in the Circuit
Court here in which she seeks to ob
tain a divorce from her husband,
Will jam Clark. The defendant was
formerly engaged in the real estate
business in Jioseburg and is tjuile
well known in this vicinity.
The complaint alleges that .Mr. and
Mrs. Clark were married in Koseburg
on November 2H, 1!M1, and have
since made their home in this vicin
ity. During the year H12, the plain
tiff alleges, tier husband frequently
ibused her by calling her vile and
vicious names. A few days before
the bird of their last child. Mrs.
Clark says, her husband resumed his
1111 bearable treat men t and referred
to her in terms unbecoming a man
of mature years. On the night their
child was born. .Mrs. ("lark says, her
husband, in the presence of other
persons who chanced to be at their
home, remarked: "Take that child
home with you, I am not Its father."
tgain on January 1. 1!)15, the plain
tiff claims, her husband cursed her
und gave their little son liquor. .Mr.
Clark was intoxicated at the time.
tccording to the complaint, and re
sorted to many oaths to express his
hatred for his wife. On May 0. 1?'1,
(tie plaintiff says her--tiusband be
came angry over some trivial matter
ind si ruck her a severe blow on the
face. He is also alleged to have
called her vile names on that occa-
ion.
Mrs. Clark also charges that her
husband has rW used to provide for
emi
M.ouifdi luring Li
I'crt id' The Ane-ri
CiinTobaictd u..ud i
laiiime autlmrily
on tie m.iiiutj. lui r
of t liriiig tubai cu.
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Notice!
Charlie PBilf SllliS f
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j A large audience greeted the play
, ers of Tony, the Convict' al the
Melrose drange hall Friday evening.
This very entertaining drama was
stuped under the direction of Prof.
IIa Hwiderson, of the Looking
'Glass school. From start lo fini:-u
I the play was full of thrills and the
j audience gave evidence of their ap
1 preciation by vigorous applause at
each climax.
( The characters sustained their
pans more like professionals than
J amateurs. Th-se results could only
he attained ihroiiKh thorough and
talented training, which speaks well
for their instructor. .Mr. Henderson.
The cast of characters follows:
Warden Burrows, of Sing Sing
pri.-on Corvin Hurd.
Tony Warren, a many sided char
acter with an honest heart Kay
Henderson.
Judge Van Cruger, of the Supreme
Court La wreuce Myers.
James Barclay, hard hearted and
vindictive Ralph Brisbin.
Miss Sediey, a spiteful old maid
Veda Arnold.
Sally, with a soul above hash
Gladys Morgan.
Lena, reputed daughter of Judge
Van Cruger liosa Brisbin.
I'hilip Warbourton. a society lead
erCecil Jackson.
Mrs. Van C'tuger, wife of the judge
liobena Brown.
Weary Wayside, too tired to work
George Bowlus.
Jackson, a neero servant Corvin
Hurd.
George Bowlus as Weary, certain
ly was a hit. Lena, the convict's
daughter, carried her part in a very
pleasing way. Kay Henderson, as
Tony, did himself much credit in his
many sided role.
The play is to be given at Looking
Glass next Friday. We bespeak a
splendid entertainment for all those
who are able to witness it at that
time. x, x.
Medford Tribune: James Norman,
of Suiherlin. was in Medford Fri
day and Saturday looking over the
city and visiting friends'
her and the children, and they are
practically in destitute circum
stances. Besides the custody of the
two children and the divorce decree.
Mrs. Clark asks for alimony in the
sum of $25 a month. She left her
husband following a ojtarrel on the
morning of April 1. Mrs. Clark is
represented hy Attorney John T.
Long
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A happy young couple who are well
known here are Jay Carter, a popu
lar clerk at the Hotel Grand, and
his wife, who was formerly Mist-
Merle Ireland, of Olalia. They were
married at the home of Rev. W. II
Kuton, pastor of the Baptist church
at n o'clock last evening. With
only a fexv friends present, the cere
mony was simple, and the couple
aiterward partook of a wedding din
ner served by their friends in this
city. They will be located at the
Grand for the next week or two and
will later go to Riddle to yisit with
the bride's relatives.
.Mrs. Carter is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A.. S. Ireland, who have
lived in the Olalla vicinity for some
time, while Mr. Carter has been em
ployed at the local hotel for a num
ber of years. They both have many
friends lure who wish for them a
happy and prosperous future.
D.WCK WAS A SlrrKSS.
A very substantial sum was se
cured for the treasury of the Girls'
National Honor Guard in this city at
the dance given under their auspices
at the armory last evening. The
dance was one of the most widely
attended events ever held here and
was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone
present. After all incidental expenses
were allowed for, proceeds of about
sixty dollars remained as clear
profit. A great number of tickets
had been sold by the girls for the
event, and a fee of five cents for
every dance was charged. Additional
profits were made by checking hats
and cloaks in the cloak room. The
occasion was very well managed and
the first benefit to be given by the
Girls' Honor Guard was a brilliant
success. The money earned will be
left in the treasury here, to be ex
pe n d ed as n ecessa ry .
( I.KAU A WAV THK WASTK.
Bowel regularity is the secret of
stood health, bright eyes, clear com
plexions, and Ur. King's New Life
Bills are a mild and gentle laxative
that regulates the bowels and re
lieves the congested intestines bv re-
moving the accumulated wastes
without griping. Take a pill before
retiring and that heavy head, that
dull spring fever feeling disappears.
t.et nr. Kings New Life Pills at
your druggist, 2c.
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EYICRYTHIXG ELECTRICAL.
cAN EVOLUTION
NOT A REVOLUTION
Tn the MHchfll Motor we think Jits horn
attain'.- t.'ie li;ippy (itnbiiiatkKi of i:.mpl ic
ily anj c-fl icM'riLy. Tlun mo lor is no: a n-w
type with Hit MuclK'll. Ii ha.s ift;si pi'-tVuu-il
tliroutfh uk: In sevrnl .Mltfticll models. It
1h L d-'sic;-., type found in Huiiie of t!io
most fjxpt-n.-o v mniur irs m; nu Pic
tured. In tl.ls Mitchell motor all valvo
niecl.ani.sm i.s -iielofed ami opor: tts in
a vapor of oil. Nul a moving p i: t Is pt
popcd excvptiiiC tt.e fan sti.il't ami fly wheel.
Tr.is construction 1; min.iies tiie. .u nihility
of noise am) rcluc- s w- ur to a mi- Iniutn.
The carljUf-tor is extremely liipli. '1 he in
t.ike manifold is cast i:.?:itle the 1 H-ulcr
Mock iiii'l tr.t- air f-o' the c.Lrhur.-ior is t.ikt n
oft the finalist pipe, which insures thor
oughly v.tpori-.l cm iimt hiKh i!''.a'".
N'ott thf cm hi tvi tin of water pm p and
fan. hoth t"lt driv-n. This is a Vinheil
feature which is htlr.tf p:i;d th- com liment
of ii:,it iio:i. .M-o n-.t' the Vacuu- I Vi .I
i mounted on the e:.2in PUick. no tvistinK
of connect .ons iit wh-ti mount-d on the
tio ly. The Mitchell cylinder he;id i o,uickly
detactiatde 11 ml i-xposc the valves a nil
plstinH for nt!i ntion. The electrical etpilp
pietit l" the di.uMt; unit type, g.-rer.nor for
K"ncratlnif and a starter for artlilg, utl
Kar dt tvvo.
Of roi:rp, JudtrmT.t of a rtmror must 1e
founded upon performance. Give us tho
opportunity of c:inv. '.t.tz umit tni cor will
do in the way of piiiiinu. throttlini: down
on hlKh i?ear and fc-ii.r.il ail around car
service, mid "a e '. i ! I con etnee yrj tit at
there ia Uiffvrtncti.
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