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About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1921)
"2gssejsaasaaaaaaaasaa ' " . I ' ' i - i The Jugo-Slav Orchestra ChauUuou Brings Unique European Miuical Organisation on Fourth Day ill : 2 . v. : : M' - - M . V 1 1. h fP i From the heart of Rnrhne L ... . .. . . "" "l mosr unusual and at. -active musical cumnunies nn tna I h ., t .. .. i . r , - - - - , r ' '" iiimiunn. -me Jugo-Slav Tam- hi.rtea ftreheetra ta ahan Htu ..... ... - . . Bur L7 L"T 7 , """J"-iue oniy one onts kind In Atne-'ea. hiese young "minstrels of the Balkans" appear in the brig colorful coXtue V their native lnrnl. slmrliiir nn,l l..i . TOiunui costumes .-.(, m-ir maTic music, extraordinary In k sweetness and thrllllnir uwr The., , . .. "",u,uury w . . iii . . : :: ' ',,uu sizes or trie tainburlca. telr household Instrument of their people for generations. They will clve. HI afternoon concert on the fourth day and a prelude In the evening. I AT CIUTKR LAKE. pong visitors to Crater Lake last iek-end were Guy Kitch Phelps. ife and son, and Mr. and Mrs. O. Badley. Mr. Phelps has written feral novels of high merit, and his bk: "The Bluck Prophet," is now ita tenth edition In America, Its f i f-t h in AllHtmlin n ,1 ,1 a ...,t . - a uvtiiik trans lated Into the Kianillnnvlu- !.,. It Is especially worth while to have .... uuieu writers visit and revisit tae scenac. wonders. Medford Trl bune. Goodrich Tire Service. A. Lockwood Motor Co. See us. C Empire Feed Barn Store Come and See Me Once More Why pay more when you can huy for less Why take the poorest when you can get the best I have just received a Carload of Fine Fresh Feed at the very Latest Bargain Prices Rolled Barley, Rolled Oats Whole Oats, Whole Corn ' Cracked Corn, Wheat and Hay 1916 Ford car In good shape .Y. $275.00 Good bicycle 12.60 2 Burner oil stove S.00 Hack and single buggy. Automobile tires, cheapest and best for the money. See me quick. J M JUDD ' Fordsozv TRAOC MARK TRACTOR , 4 DO MORE IN A DAY DO IT BETTER One nuin with a frorrison Tractor can k more work easier' anil with less eiense than two men ran do with liorwH. .This means that you with imthSO.N TltACTOR can actnally ruLse mure crops, with lem work anil less pgjMiise. And this means tliat your profits will be Rival cr with fewer hour of work ; Biwlilea the KOKDSO.N will take care of eviry unwer job on the funn.. It Is Unlit, alert, flexible In rontnil and x-ration, yet It has power and en durance to spare. Yon should see the FOHItSON at work to appreciate Its wonderful capabilities. We will gladly give you the proofs If yon will ak for them, either by a personal call, phone or post card. C. A. Lockwood Motor Co Roseburg. 1 Many Booths to Feature Carni val Tonight Chinese noodles with real Oriental sauce not made, in Syracuse or nocnesier or Kansas Cltv hut im rported directly from .Cffiua y one ui nos.-ourj Oldest citliens, China Sam will be sold tonight-l one of the booths of the Presbyterian Car nival, wnen the committee asked China Sam how to make the sauce. lie informed them that the materials could not be obtained In America but offered to give them a bottle for the occasion. "Sweet candy sold bv sweet eirls" a to be the slogan of another booth. wnose product is disclosed In the slogan. Then there'll ha .tAn.u K here ico cream, sherbet, punch, and hub can oe obtained. The ladles announce .that more varieties of cake win be served than were ever garnered together at one assemblage, we are surely fortunate," pro claimed Mrs. Helliwell, "to be aide to secure Zaza Zingara, seventh daughter of a seventh daughter, from India, who is in exile from her country, and reduced to the neces sity of practicing the art of ualm istry." . . Also arrangements are under wav to have present the famous fat lady phrenologist of the royal court of tne King or Siam. The Salvation Army is going to have charge of a "good eats" stand, although . .the dxact nature of the eats" is not disclosed. Anyhow, there'll be more fun than a circus and more goodies than at a banquet, and a good, time for all comers. .the committee states ;and everybody in Roseburg and the coun try round about Is invited. It's to be on the Helliwell and Knhlhseen lawns at the corner of Mosher and Jackson streets. fcLITB BEAl'TY PARIX)RH I am experienced In all forma of beauty culture: facial massage, hair shampooing, and tinting, marcelling, permanent wave, manicuring, scalp treatment and violet ray. Our new quarters, rooms 1 and 2 in the Bell Sisters Bide., are now open and we Solicit your patronage. Well equip ped and sanitary. Hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 6. Other hours by appoint ment, rnone 5i'Z. MRS. CLARICE DONAHUE . o B. OF R. T. NOTICE. The next regular meetine of lTmn- qua Lodge, No. SI 4. B. of R. T., will be held Thursday evening, July 14. Repairs Being Made to Streets Work Has been started in renulr- ing pavement at various places throughout the city. The street de partment this morning started in re pairing the pavement in front of the city ball, where there are several bad holes. After completing .that Job they will resurface the Jackson street pavement in front of the Ump qua hotel, where there Jft gulte a bad condition, the pavement being full of small holes which gather dirt ana water. Following this, other Places will bo patched, as rapidly as possible. It Is expected that the department will be kept busy all summer making, the repairs as there are many places where the patches must be put in to save the street's aurrare. During the winter, several cuts were made through the pave ment ana tnese have been filled tern. porarlly until the summer weather would permit better work being none, me city has a small nlant which It Is using to make these re pairs, but owing to the large amount of work to be done the plant is al together too small to supply the need. The pavement on several streets is rapidly going to. pieces and at several meetings, recently. the mayor has called the council's attention to this fact. It Is expected that the city will be required to spend several thousand dollars In Resurfacing and repairing paved streets within the next few years. o N itCljff Fir'Ti As gtiod p W3kl . .. M V I .... I- -. I ? . iitaii s .10 i J - llH-l fci..l j,J tnj'ib 4 -4ti I luil ICfc ' iititdjtj ........ 1 1. nr. ? ... Mii.it tuil oJ j .... - i.i. il I -il... II liU Will tt.' I' l .b )u UJ tt tiltfinit tin. ui U-II4 aUi at I Silt U..1 l . 4l 1 lint trim "Durinj the past 'three years W tried out several standard makes of lirea u-itt io.. r ii. a-. most ntiWlr'ljf WtlKSPc Diajrtoudltiaefe-iraVe Lnilirt.uiiia mluJ.,r..Ji, .... . . 1 . m6w.t n hcd mv. itfm'ii Citf jqgi I will equip with nothing tVttaVnon&?- ; 'Ct ' k . ... . I . I 4... .... - . we IW" Will iniiit w . ... n-'f "'v naming urn, iiuiuona nres. --.- , "' kill o U ii jl Ja tU vl kiuulv UltttlJ JAiiJ I 1 I i'LsorrV,enty-hve years."- ( P.u m pap , R v.n er,1 qp rm: r, inc., p.- afiH,i. t' v Ulmnl HlW I. h AJ -JU A.tA ,1 ... " . : :j. - ." ," " Mlll.l 11, ..-.ill illhfly blll.-..-l . . ii 1 A Ik - -. I .u.r VIHIIII . I'll HUIIInW til ,(JJ Mill u.illlV .lit it mil li. i. IMMMMMk. CORD AND FABRIC DIAMOND RED AlD GREY TUBES H. L. JOHNSON Roseburg Dealer t 14 . ..Uiil Unit It iIluH hwli Barton Hits First Home Run Season By O. II. Hilton. Great excitement on the ' ball grounds last night. The Southern Pacific boys won a ball game. They heat the league's leading Presbyter ians, and did It decisively. Warren Burt pitched a fine game of ball. He alowed but five hits, struck out six, and allowed only 24 men to face him during the game of six in nings. Randolph was not himself at SAW COLONIES AS A NATION According to Old Almanac, English Nobleman Was Gifted With Re markable Prophetic Spirit Quaintly phrased weather warnings, lnteiiurded with old-fashioned words of wisdom, Including a prediction of a successful revolt In America, while the colonists were still praying for the health of their KnglUh ruler, are con tained in a collection of almanacs owued to Keene, N. H, Some of the paper-bound booklets date back to WRITER'S RIGHT TO BORROW all. He was hit hard, and did not 1754. ave his usual control The feature I The prophecy dealing with the Bov. Inf iho irnma rna lha traniunHnna ' . n I Win U M rtPltlf 01 In at ,., fu.,....H ar au a vvjij lOOUVU Capturing Fawns Becoming Nuisance Arocrdlng to a letter received by Ed Walker, district game warden, trom the state game warden, the taking up of fawns is becoming a great nuisance and Is causing a ser ious loss all over the state. Many Voople living in rural districts find fawns and capture them for pets. This is strictly in violation of the taw. as it is provided that fawns can 'only be taken up when found In a condition of starvation or Injured I'so that human aid must be admin j'lstered in order to save tbelr lives. ' In taking np fawns It is necessary "to secure a permit from the state 'rnme commission to keri them and 'the commission retains jurisdiction 'so that the animal can be released at 'any time. I o I - The many friends of Leroy How ard will be glad to learn that he is hie to he alioitt the streets again, following a long Illness. It Is hoped that he will not suffer another re lapse. o J. M. J add has Just received a large shipment of feec, flee bis ad vertisement before yon buy. lof the game was the drive of barton's In the first Inning. He drove the hall a terrific clout lover the left center field fence, and At landed In the middel of Harvard -street, bounced high in the air, and -disappeared across the street In a man's lot:1 That ball may be going ?et, for no one found it. It Is the first home run of the season, and the longest drive we have ever seen about the time that Washington was following the peaceful pursuits of a surveyor. It was mude by Lord Karnes, a British nobleman, who snld: "Our North American colonies are in a prosperous condition, Increasing rnpldly In population. In commerce and in opulence and they have the spirit of a free people and are en- v.. E.u..u ...j oaiiieu Willi patriotism. Their nnpu- we have been watching haU games ,,, w1 , , f , , , d over there. For this hit Barton will t-,,,.,, , .' ... ' jHsirna, uctloB.fr. gets high I IHlt. T'ns Br . to. wjCKif cat Flowers. Pboa Is 4tl w. Case. OB . at. IL W1.TT BTW -1r(Mrmtl Ket a f.'i.OO ticket for gas from the. Standard Oil company, a six month's subscription for the News-Review, a knife from Harry Pierce and a pair of sox from Hariri's Toggery. Bar ton wan not satisfied with his home run. The next time he came to the Wiat, rturt walked him. but his third trip up, he busted the pill over into right center field for three bases, another terrific clout. Barton made two of the run's made by his team. nd drove In another one. He hadi the misfortune however, to split his finger on his right band during the game, and It made It very difficult for him to catch a good game of ball. The Espee boys had on their bat ting clothes, and they clouted the ball all over the lot, and the Preshy terlans did not field so very well Come of the best men were out of the lineup and their playing strength was much weakened. Out of five times at the bat Dill Relhel made four hits, two of them being two baggers. Hall got two sackers out of three times up snd Anderson also hit for two bases. The fielders were kept on the run. The next game will be played Thursday between Bap tists and Southern Pacific. The regular schedule rloius Friday night with the game between the Chris tians and Presbyterians. There are several postponed games and some thrown out games to da replayed There will he a meeilng of the league officials this evening at S o'clock. snd It will then be definitely set tled what games shsll le thrown out and the scorer can slve an accurate account if the standing of the teams which will le done tomorrow. The score by Innings : MUSI R. H. E Espee 2 ) 1 I H 111! t Preshys. ...130001 ( S 7 Stolen bases. Relhel, Calhoun I: two-base hits. Mall 2: Relbel 1; An derson; three-base hit, Hsrton: home run. Banon: sacrifice hits. Altbaus: dou'.le plsys. Hall to r.rimm. Ander son to Althsns: struck out by Burt. : by Randolph 7: base on halls, off rinrf I; Randolph 2; wild, pitch. Hart 1: Rsndolph. 2: hit with ball v Randolph. 2; passed balls. Lloyd, Barton; empire Andy Matthews. they will he a match for the pint her country If they choose to be Independ ent. A people animated with the new blessliifs of liberty will not Incline to a klagly form of government." Young men are urged to go West Into the wilds of Ohio snd purchase land at 20 cents an acre In Spanish money, by an almanac editor who wore knee breeches and milled shirt. In his mortuary statistics, based on re ports received in 17U7, he asserted that half of the Culled Suites died before reaching the age of seventeen years, smallpox, for instance, being more fatal to girls than boys at thst period. However, one in every 8,125 of the population attained or passed the century mark in life. MANY TIMES CLOSE TO DEATH Cowboy Must Have Had Creepy Feel ing When He Reallztd What He Had Escapsd. The best story of horses' jumps which comes to mind Is that of a cow boy. He was taking steers to Lead vllle and had ramped for the night on Bear river Bear Its Junction with the 'Little Snake. In the middle of the night something occurred to stampeae the cattle. The cowboy mounted his broncho and rode hither snd thither on the flank of the herd until their fright had died away. Four or live times the rider felt his horse give tre mendous lesps and with daybreak dis covered the csnse. The cattle had climbed to a level plateau which is Intersected by can yon four miles long and from l.MMJ to feet deep, its walls Incline toward each other at the top. where the distance Is fifteen to twenty feet. In riding, the men hsd kept his steers circling about this plsteso. A dozen of them he found hsd fallen down the canyon and been killed, lloofmarks showed him that the treat yampe made by his horse were occasioned by the animal's clearing the eaayoa eaca time It can U tta taa Highest Authority for ths Practice In the Works of the World's Groatest One reads for thought and for quo tation not less; If he mid his thought more finely conceived and aptly ex pressed by another, let him quote with out hesitation or apology. 'He has the highest authority for the ' practice. How rich Is I'lWarch'a page. Mon taigne's, Bacou'sl And what they bor row Is of a piece with their own text, giving it added strength and grace. I know the fushlon.of our time affects disduiu of borrowing. 'But who is rich enough to refuse, or plead honorably for his excluslvenessT Somehow the printer happens to forget lUs quota tion marks, and the credit of origi nality goes to the writer none the less. The plea Is that quoting often im plies sterility and bud taste. Then ShnkeKieare and his roiiteiiiHirnrles were wnnilng In wit nnd fine rhetoric. Hear how Montulgne Justifies his practice: "Let nobody Jiislst upon the matter I write hut my met hud In writing. Let them ol .serve In what I borrow, If I have known how to choose whnt is proper to raise or relieve Invention, which Is always my own; for I make others sny for me what, either for want of language or want of sense, 1 cannot myself well express. I do not number my borrowings, I weigh them. And had I designed to rslse their es timate by their number. I bad made twice as many." Brnnson AJcott. rQoaflQDTJO Goodyear Service. Service Garage. Costly Neglect BT lR. H. K. NKItll VH The most costly neglect that can be practiced by mankind is the neglect of teeth. These physical Instruments used 40 tear apart and grind our foods should not become Impaired. If they do our health will suf fer. A dentist should he con sulted whether your teeth are ailing or not. Polnleea extraction. Various painlesa methods for filling, etc. Teeth regulated. Teeth replaced snrrrssfiilly same day (new for your old ones). yorrliea cured In early stages. Work fully guaranteed. DR. II. R. NERBAS DENTIST PHONK 4M Room 9 M Ammo Bi ll nio. If you would like your Silverware Engraved to express individuality, let us submit designs tor your approval We spec ialize in artistic engraving and can show you samp les of beautiful work. . BRYAN'S Gift Shop Jewelry Silvet ware ' rUH'H'tfH'Kl. Tersey Milk I will deliver milk or eream to any part of the city, evening or morning, at the regular price. Phone 270-R. W. F. Ramp HEINLINE Ceosfrritory if Mask aid Art Kindergarten and Dunning Sys tem for children 4 to 14 yean of age Voice and Art Work conducted by Mrs. Brand and Mrs. Rusho. Vacation July 1-SepL . EACH MAN AND VOMAN IN THE NATION SHOULD ALWAYS FIGHT FOR SANI TATION M un law E VKKY1IOHY should right for sanitary conditions. The same healthful sur roundings that you demand he furnMred In our public schools, libraries snd churches should hold forth In your own home. Oct acquainted with our telephone number. IJncnhtirrr Plumrtlniv I iwovuui 1 lUillUlllg and Heating Co. L W. Hogbee. Mgr. 141 M. Jaakaoa. Boeebarg.
