paor ma-
Maurice Browne Players at Chautauqua
Will Present Charle. Kenjr.-n', Powerful Drama "Kindling"
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C..I..U' " feature attraction for Chautauqua auOlences tills year In the South and West 1. the production of "Kindling - by the Maurice nrowne
plr. Tins pmrerful drama wr .ten by Charles Ken.von. made a record-break!,,- success In New York b, running two years. It I, one or The ZSs
Jr.rr.'hrS'.'Ji " l . Proround taUta The
The Maurice Browne player. Is . company of m.lshed artists, headed by Moroni Olsen and Junet Young and coached by the eminent playwright
Uaorlce .w,,e of .New or. "" 'Ptone, r. of the Little Theater movement In America. With his wife. Ellen Van VolKenburg. he w,?. Sunder and
director from 1!12 to 1018 of the Chicago Little Theater, which In the words of Clayton Hamilton, "made name for Itself that Is known throughout
tie Knslish-s''ul:lng world.
Brougher Is On
steering wheel, headed the car for he entered .the Red Cross service,
creek bed at the bottom of the can-1 working with the 91st division over-
enn nnd 'iiolus hnth hrolina anfl ! aaaa
BUDTlSt S iSOClTCL compression to check its speed, man
' ' aged to bring It ssafely to the end
of the decent.
Dirpit.o. N. Y.. June 29. The
i....,,..,, t. the Northern lluu-
convention by the nomlnatin YOJlCCllla Water
mmmittce. and headed by hrnesL I.
r..m nf Philadelphia, was elect-
Mi the tellers reported today. Kev.
j.'w. llrouplier. of Im Angeles,
ele,ttd one of the thirteen
Service to Stop
To Be Married at
Silverton Tonight''
Republican Nominee
Makes First Speech
Phone 136
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PILGRIM BLOOD,
Included In the buckle of a new Mrs. H. Uooney left this morning
hulllllltr Hlllt hell la A urntei, tltrlit fn Alt.nnu .1... i ....
Dlf nmil mrii r . . . . w,i?la Bua win vi.i wun
rlLUKIM IDEALS I 'or Jewelry or money. i friends and relatives for a few days.
WASHINGTON. - ui)e M. Thd
on " requires no council of for-
powers to point the way of
American duty." Senator Harding
At silvortnn toniirht M;. p,i ' republican nominee for president
Patrick, of this cltv. will !- declared In his flint campaign speech
come the wife of Millard Meredith. : today. He urged the preservation
also of this city. The wedding is to of Americanism as the first and the
be performed at the home of the I highest endeavor of all citizens or
brides parents, who have been re- the republic
siding at Silverton for the past two The candidate's first utterance of
Ttin Ptitillp finrvlia rntnni'laalnn has
members of the executive commit- granted permission . to J. P. Daugh
ter Opposition to .Mr. Hrougher ertVi of Yoncalla, to discontinue his
ArnnaA twi'9URP nf his nttltude on Imalnoae nf aitnnllrlnfl- vnlpr tn ft
ik diiestion of marriage and di- number of residents of that place. 1 years. The bride is a graduate of the i the campaign was heard by no aud
roree He performed the marriage Mr. Daugherty has been supplying Roseburg High School, and for some i ience today, being made for a pho-
enint iwiwion. These pictures were
rntuifittd to the nnwsmners In j coi.lX 1YMKNT NOW DKAX.
Portland, Tacoma nn1 Feattle. At the ,
t'p-.e the plane was dlsn.irhed from ' J3U0ENE, June 30 Colin W. DY
f'n Frtwlsro to the northwest an- nient. member of the faculty of the
otW jMp was sent to Salt hake University of Oregon, who during
whTe It mst an east bound train the past year has been (executive
and delivered rnnvnt'nn photos for secretary for the University of Ore-
ose in eastern pnWirntlons. acn's extension center in Portland.
I is the new dean of the college 01
j literature. Science and the Arts of
the Univcrltv of Oregon, succeed
In Pern Jinn Slraub who volun
tarily resigned this year to rive his
full time to the deanshlp of men.
Prif'Tsir Iivment Is a newspaper
miE 1XT0 I' a, WON M.in.
POM t" ...r ?9. A. W.
Ri-ha-dmn. preirt..nt nf a chlro
nltic fo'lepp in "-"t rymv'ae'V hi
Init tun n.,e ..,..-., l.i hlo rnr
nirrowlr esfaneil ileith while nn th" man having for years ne.u execu-
lire to afoml 'he scsBlnn of five positions on several large Journ-
tiie Amerirrn Ae-iation of "-"- 1 ntne northwest. He was also
'"f Phr.iei,, , Vancouver. Wash, nrofrssor of journalism at the i ni-
Tli machine lof the road south of vesltv of Oregon, head or the ae
Rnsb.irt snl nlnnced down the partment of tournallsm at the I nl-
wrcipitn.1. wall of Cow creek can- vers'tv of Washington before
?nP RIchariisoTl bnntr nn tn fhe WIr
the
office of Dr. B. R. Shoemaker. She
s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
terenwnv of Douglas Fairbanks and about 20 patrons at Yoncalla with ! time past has been employed In the
Mary Pickford and on account or water rrom several wens, tne water
thia act and subsequent utterances being pumped by engines into storage
u the aubjert a certain element reservoirs He holds no franchise for
ernirtt to replace him on the com- his mains, and as he could obtain
m'ttee slate bv nominating the Rev. no contract and was unable to make
Jan A. Francis, of I.os Angeles. PHt on his business, he recently
filed application to cease business
" as a public utility. Most of the res-
mtltlKI) I'MOTfKiUAPHS. Idents of the town have private wells
. and the commission has lnstructel
The Martin bomber plane which Mr. Daugherty to continue In busl-
thortlY alter noon was carrying nes9 (or "'a'? day8' ln orler 10 Riv,e
photographs of the democratic na- those not having wells an opportunl-
ttanal convention taken at the on- V to provide water for themselves.
nogrnph record to be released
the 4th of July aud to be used thru
out the campaign. A cow of the
H. Patrick of this city, and Is quite , senator's address was made public
popular locally. Mr. Meredith is also
a graduate of the Roseburg High
school and served overseas In the
recent war, having been a member of
'he local National Ouard company.
He was one of the successful ex
service men in the recent land draw-
ng. and has a very good homestead
where they expect eventually to make
heir home.
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PORTLAND MAN SA.S
HE IS NOW ffUING
ALTOGETHER DIfffRINT
"When I began taking Tanlac I
had gone down to one hundred and
twenty-two pounds In weight, but
now I tip the scales at one hundred
and thirty five and am still gaining
was the statement made recently
by J. C. Summer of 553 Market St.,
Portland. Ore., a well known em
ployee of the Simmons Salvage Co.
"I had been a sufferer from stom
ach trouble, disordered Icidneys,
backache, sleeplessness and a gen
eral run down condition for the past
three years, Mr. Summer continu
ed. "I had little or no appetite and
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OPPORTUNITY
IS WORKING OVERTIME
"Opportunity hasn't missed a working day since
the Garden 0f Eden was laid out ln building lots."
So wrote a popular writer six years ago. But that
as before the war.
Today opportunity Is not only putting In a full
day s work, between sun-up and sun-down, but It
' wn.king overtime.
o prosperous.
Take advertising, for Instance.
There':
opportunity right here in these, .nares
the nu n who sell,
'or the men and women who buy.
""n't miss the advertisements. They are guide
Posts to better buying. They will save you money.
and at the outbreak of tne war " """ " b
up tight aB a drum. Every morning
my mouth would be as bitter as
gall. My kidneys bothered me a
great deal and I had such terrible
pains across the small of my back
that I iffuld hardly get up or down.
My liver seemed to be sluggish and
I would get so dizzy at times that
bl-ck spots would come before my
Kyes. I could never get a good nights
rest anff many a time I would be In
such paih that I wouldn't get over
an hour's sleep. I lost about twenty
pounds In weight and was so weak
t was hard for me to' do my work.
"I tried everything I knew of hut
nothing ever did me any good until
eood until I began taking Tanlac.
and by the time I had finished tak
ing four bottles. I was feeling like
different man altogetner. indiges
tion is a thing of the past and It
akes no difference what I eat I am
never troulded In any way after
wards. Mv liver and kidneys are in
splendid condition and the pains
across my back nave otsappeareu
entirely. I have not had a di7.7.y
spell since I commenced taking Tan
lac and I am sleeping like a log at
night. My entire system has been
built up and I am stronger and hea
vier than I have been In years. I am
recommending Tanlac to all mv
f.-Jends and I think so much of It I
want to stop snd tell everybody I
meet about It."
Tanl-c Is sold In Roseburg by W.
P. Chapman, and bv he leading
druggists in every town.
at his offlee and with it a speech
made last week by Oovernor Cool-
Idge. or Massachusetts, the party's
vice.nresidentla! nominee, for i
similar purpose.
Senator Harding chose "Amerl
canlsni" as his subject, while Oov
ernor Coolldge spoke on law 'and
order.
America, Mhr. Harding said, does
not mean to hold aloof, chooses no
'solit'ot and shuns no duty, but
he continued, "we arrogate to our
selves the keeping of the American
"onttnen and everv concept of our
mnrl obligation." The presidential
"andldate added that "it is verv
nra"tlral to make sure our own
house is In perfect order befot-e we
atemnt the miracle of world-stabili
zation."
In urelne maintenance of law and
rtrder. flovernnr Coolidce defined
the need of America as a "broader
"moiT deeper faith In the people a
faith that men d'stre to do rht.
ha the government is founded unnn
a righteousnesss which will endure."
Czechslnvakla was the nnlv coitn
'rv in Europe last vear that nrodttced
more sugar thnn It needed for home
use and was able to export a surplus.
PROBLEMS OF THE
RECONSTRUCTION ERA
The country has never been
The rollers of a sectional roller
for farming operations that has been
constructed at the IColdrado agri
cultural college were cast from con
crete In thin metal rims.
Machines have been developed by
the United States bureau of Stand
ards to test airplane lacing cotds for
stralni and materials for covering
planea for wind pressures.
Discussed at Chautauqua by Chamber.
layne of New Yorft.
Carlton Chamberlnyne, assoclute edi
tor of one of New York's big dailies,
s coming to talk to Chautauqua nudl
nces on the second afternoon on the
iniblems of reconstruction dnys.
'hsmberbiyne Is known as one of the
nost progressive thinkers ami forwnnl
! -A"v ' A
l i v I'
looking men of the country. He Is the
type of man needed todny to help
'steady the boat." Ue has a wide a id
comprehensive grnsp of conditions. Is
an eloquent speaker and a constructive
builder through SDd through.
Judgs Alden Inherits Traits of
Forefathers.
A direct descendant of Trlscllla and
John Alden. Judge Ccorgc P. Alden,
who comes to Chautauqua on the
fourth night, has ftiherlted just the
trulls we would exjiect to find In htm.
He Is a clean cut. high minded mun
with deep convictions. Ho wus for :
No Longer
Need Wash
Day Mean
Drudgery.
Emancipate your
self from the grind,
the tuss and muss
of wash-day.
rnerly Judge of the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts until ho lift the bench
to enter the lecture Held, and In the
I'ew years he has been upon the plat
form he has attained n position of the
Ugliest prominence among American
eclurers. He has a keen mind, a
leart to feel the world's needs and the
tplrit of a Crusader to pound hnnie his
ronvlctlons.
A screw fa.stener patented by an
Australian for wool bale bands en
ables the bales to be mado tlKhter
and pormits the. use or narrow baml-s,
saving steel.
ROSEBURG
MYRTLE POINT
MARSHFIELD
AUTO 5TACE
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j Crystal Electric
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We will gladly demonstrate and prove to you how
economically you can have the CRYSTAL do your
washing in your own home.
A Factory Demonstrator at
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Lftvvt Hnwl.urg. 'Inlly at 7 .10 A. M.
Leivei Mjrlle J'oiill, dully ttt V:jl) A. M
Connections at Myrtle Point
to and from Marsh field, Co
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Fare $6.48, Including war lax.
Reservations at main office,
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303, or rmpqita and Crand ho
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washed in the Crystal Washer.
Auto Owners!
Wo would he il i-d to l't
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Batteries Free
at any lime and ive yon expert
Advice on the rare of Untt'Tlen.
two pun luiinit ttvw nttvr
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441 N. Jarkmm hU lUmrliurn.
Wanted at Cannery
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