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ROSCBURQ NKWt-mVUW, W10NE3DA.V, MAY. 10. : 7 FLOWERS FOR ALL PURPOSES isms Simple Rule, the Observance tf Men's Suits Pure Virgin Wool-r-Finest Tailoring. Moderate pri- ces. We have them in all models, young men's, reg ulars, slims, stouts, long steuts and shorts Notice 'our window. $30.00 to $35.00 Harth's Toggery Miner Testifies,' ' Against Minister 1 (Continued from page one.) arisen between the coal miners and the operators. They simply are the victims of circumstance. If the tent coronies are not aban doned in the time specified by the court the arm of the law will reach out to evict them. The United Mine Workers. en Joined to prevent further payment of relief to the colonists, must cut off their supply of food and clothing- Un less the federal court of appeals miti gates the district court's decision the colonists will be thrown out of their homes. o- EMBASSY OFFICIALS MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT , ' ( Br AuoolaMd Press.) ' WASHINGTON, - May.... 10. The British- embassy officials after a con ference with Alexander E. Robertson, British war veteran and suitor of Miss Mary Culberson, daughter of Senator Culberson of Texas, declared the ac tion of the embassy on Robertson's charges of kidnapping by private de tectives would amount merely to watching the court procedure which Robertson has instituted. MILLION DOLLAR FIRE IN VICTORIA ( By Associated PrM.) VICTORIA, B. C May 10. Damage of a quarter of a mlllllon dollars was caused in a fire which partially doj strayed the Arcade building in the heart of the business district today. Eight stories and many offices were destroyed by the flames. o RECEIVES SERIOTS IXJI RY .. YESTERDAY AFTERNOON Arthur Wagner, ot Millwood, was seriously Injured yesterday afternoon when he was kicked In the eye by a mule. He was brought to this city for medical treatment and was plac ed in the Mercy hospital. An exam. I nation was made of his head and no serious Injury was done to his skull but the right eye Is very seriously - George' A. White, candidate for the nomination to governor on the republican ticket, Is scheduled to arrive In this city late this afternoon. He will visit in the city tomorrow. Mr. White. Is making an active cam- -p&lgn and ex-service men all over the state are working for his election. , Which May r May Net Lead te Popularity. "What you figuring on?" asked the florist of his sdvertbJiiuwvriter. "On an elaboration into details ox our plan to say It with flowers. I have arranged to state that the man who wants to smile at his wife fchould use smllax, that the man that wunts to growl at her ought to say It with tiger lilies or dog-teeth violets, tout the bird who wants to sweeten her up without the expense of a box of choco lates may use candytuft, that instead of giving her a wrist watch you can resent, her with a bunch of - four o'clock, that be who wants to serve notice on his spouse that be Is out of funds needs only hand her a cluster of touch-me-nots, that when the larder Is low and the grub money gone he can slip her some butter-and-eggs plucked from the roadside, that If be la be wildered by his love for the sweet young thing he can express hla feel ings by sending around a nosegay of love-ln-a-mlst, that If he thinks his girl Is a cat and la afraid to say so other wise he can endow ber with a vase of pussy-willows, that If site has a low down opinion of btm she can have a corsage bouquet of skunk cabbage de livered at his house that's about us far as I have It worked out now." Retail Ledger, Philadelphia. : NOT FOR PUBLIC PERUSAL Injured. Mr. Wagner Is receiving medical attention from Drs. Sether and Stewart. CHANGE 'CLOTHES' IN WINTER Animals and Birds Make Seasonal hifta, Very Much as Does the t Human Family. - : Soma animals . and t birds ; change their dress In winter just as we do. The ptarmigan, a bird belonging to the same family as the grouse, and who lives high up In the Scottish moun tains, is one of the birds who wenr a completely different dress In winter. In the summer he Is a pretty yellowish-brown all over, with white wings, but In winter he Is almost all white. This la because there Is so much snow on the high hills that If he remained brown he wouhj be easily seen against the snow. A neighbor of the ptarmigan in the Scottish mountains Is the blue or mountain hare. In summer he la grayish brown, but when winter comes be sheds his balr and grows a new coat of pale gray and white fur. Ptar migan even sleep on the snow when there Is ground free of snow quite nenr, and one finds the little hollows made In the snow by their warm bodies. Some, people say that white fur and white feathers are warmer than darker colors. So perhaps that Is partly why some animals and birds In cold places have white winter clothes. Far north. In the arctic re gions, where there Is always snow and Ice all the -year round, most of the animals are' white. For Instance, the polar bear and the arctic fox. Chris tian Bclence Monitor. -J Dust, smoke or coal-gas can't possibly enter your rooms from Kg FURNACE , . . " It has a bodyof welded steel one-piece construction. No cracks no bolts no scams no leaks. It pro vides clean, even, moist-air heat (or every room. L. Tm HI Come in and examine It. Easily installed In any. basement or small escavaa tioa. The only furnace guaranteed to provide clean heat. r fmd tm Satisfy Tim Badgley-Zigler Hardware Co Phone 25 New York Girl Who Kept a Diary Found Means to Hide Home comings From Mamma. Ruth was approaching her nineteenth year and she considered herself old enough to remain at social atfulrs as long as she pleased. Her tolerant mother couteuded that a girl her age should he home at 11:30. Ruth kept a diury. When she came home one night after mother had gone to bed mother took the liberty of read ing her daughter's diary. ' "To bed ut 12:15 a. m," she said, the New York Sun saj-s. When Ruth returned from the office that evening mother and daughter had a quarrel. It was not louij afterward that Kuth again came home from a dance after every one had gone to bed. Faithfully site sat down and wrote In her diary. Mother arose next morn ing earlier than the remainder of the family and rushed to the closet which held the diary. Quickly she turned the page until she came to the last con tribution. " "Arose at 7:80," she read "and went to the office. To lunch with AL my country Romeo. Home to dinner at 6. To dance at the Center with Flos sie ati8:S Fine time. Home And then tnothof could read no more. What followed was written In short hand. Drama Democratic, It Is the good fortune of the drama that It Is the most democratic of the arts, since it must direct Itself to the people as a whole. Yet this appeal to the multitude has never debased the drama. "Hamlet" and "Tartuffe" ore most popular plays ; and they are also masterpieces of dramatic art. shake speare and Mollere did not condescend to the public? they gave that public the best they had In them, but with the utmost care to give It also what they knew It relished. Of course, very few pieces have ever had the breadth of appeal of "Hamlet" and Tartuffo" ; and the modern dramatist, when he Is building his play. Is likely to have In mind some subdivision ot the tlireng cither the lurger segment that craves the fierce joys of melodrama or the smaller cross-section that Is ever eager to discuss the problem-play, Brander Matthews. Rubber and Maple Sugar. An Interesting parallel has been drawn between the different varieties of rubber trees In the tropics and those of maple trees In this country. Out of about 1,000 varieties of trees, all of which produce more or less rub ber sup, only forty or fifty have been found whose product Is considered commercially valuable. When a would-be cultivator of rub ber goes to a tropical country and sots out a plantation of rubber trees, which the natives know do not belong to the tight variety, he causes amused com ment, such as would be excited by a South American who came to the Uni ted States and bored holes In soft maples with the expectation of on." talnlng sugar snp. Experience has shown that excellent rubber trees transplanted from their native habi tat or other regions hnvlng apparent ly Identical soil and climate may flour ish In growth, yet lose their producing power. Rubber culture requires great expert knowledge. Largest Known Coin. Probably the largest coin In the world Is one belonging to Farren Zer be. Internationally famous expert on rare coins. It Is a piece of stamped copper plate 10 Inches square, and weighs 6M pounds. It has a value of "t Daler" (the daler was a coin of varying value) stamped on It, and the date 1730. Such coins were commonly nsed In Sweden for some time daring and after the wars of Charles 11. It Is part of a collection of more than 80,000 speci mens, representing mediums ut ex Change of all countries and periods from the earliest times to the pres ent day. The total face, or original exchange, value of the collection Is counted In millions, but no present val ue baa ever been placed on It Buildcd M3r Lisec cT rermaneney Merit lus. Twenty year Is a lo::g time. A. great deal can happen. A mm-tcp often turns back the bands oi achievement. Not infrequently disaster comet to Bnatch victory from the goal of success. Day by day and-stcp by step for twenty years, the business of this Company has been moulded along lines of permanency thru consistently 'protecting and serving the people. It has won a notable victory only because It has merited it It baa reached Its twentieth an niversary this April be cause of the good will of the hundreds of thousands of people It serves well. - L, . incorporated m, w TYF.PAkTMF.NT STfTOF.S ROSEBURG, OREGON White Shoes ForWcxaen Smart White Canvas Oxfords for women: villi, white . enamel military heel. 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J f "'f"l jii.: : '(as lllustratvdt. im gusic!". half double nailed aoK An exception ally well made, long wearing shoo at a low price. $1.98 -rue ihicit ruAlN DEPARTMENT iiiSTORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD , WOULD PRESERVE OLD HOUSE Efforts Being Mads to Raise Monsy to Buy Dwelling Dating From Sev enteenth Century. Some who love good things and happily Interest In the architecture of former ages Is awakening more and more are trying to preserve a remarkable old peasant's dwelling at Harreveld, a lonoly hamlet on the heather In the province of Oelderlnnd. It Is called los luls, dating from the Seventeenth century and the last house of the Saxon type. Los, In the Geld rlan dialect, means open, by which It Is Indicated that the house consists of one room only and that there are no partitions between the places for bous ing and sleeping for. men and beasts; cows and gnats and chickens living peacefully together with the Inmates. There Is no chlinneyplace; the wood Are burns In a hole In the floor, which Is of stone, and the smoke la allowed to find an outlet us It pleases. The peasnntii, man and wifo, who are living here are beet with the ex tremely modem, yet most unfortunate thought of hav!?"S 8 !!! btillt between the stable snd the dwelling room, sdd lirg a chimney snd building another room, by all of which renovations the house will be Irretrievably spoiled. The manngli.g committee of the open-air niuxeuin at Arnhem are now trying to get money together In order to buy the hnutn and have It removed to"thelr museum park. It Is much to be hoped that they will meet with a prompt success. WHY HER WATCH GOES WRONG Various Causes Civsn for Undoubted Fact That Woman's Tlmsplsee Is . Generally Incorrect. Lower Rates on Melons Proposed The Newt-Hevrew is read dally by over 20,000 people. They read the ads advertisers (it real results as result. Punctunllly Is suld to be the virtue of kings, but not ot women. The lat ter will not, however, sdinlt their luck of it. But when a lady has kept a mere-man waiting for her on Inded nltely long time her excuse, cynics de clare. Is really at hand: 'Iy watch must be wrong." And. strange to say, this reason given as' an excuse, differ ent from oilier excuses, Is almost al ways valid. The watches of women are much less exact than those or men. - I An Englishman, Herbert Duke, who occupied himself with this problem In profound simulations, thinks he has traced It to Its source. He has ob-! served that the same watch, when worn by bis wlV, runs very Irregu-; larly, whereas when worn by hi in It 1 Is perfectly correct. "Now, how Is j It," he asks, "that so mnny women j have such a baleful Influence on watches?" Certainly much If due to the tnct that to women the watch Is a lens i necessary tool of life than a beautiful ; adornment ; that they care more for ' lis looking elegant on the wrist than jor IIS (MHf riKllli UIUI iiitrj iiuuuiv j curelesnly and inconsiderately tins deli cate apparatus. But there must be another more po tent i-HUe. It hss been observed that the electricity contained In the human body exerts a direct Influence on the delicate mechanism of the watch. It , may be thst the small form of wom an's watch renders It very sensitive to the electro-magnetic Influence that emanates from the body. Reduced rates on watermelon ship ments from Dlllard and other points In the t'mpqui vnilny to Tortlnnd and Willamette valley points, have been reuunsted by Fred O. Buchtel, public service commissioner, in a let ter to the Southern Pacltic company according: to Information received to day from Salem. The high rates now the Dlilard growers from receiving the profit duo them and made them enter into unfair competition with growers of other states, It Is alleged. Mr. Iluchtel In his letter sets out a number of reasons why the ate Fhould be lowered. The Southern Pacific company Is expected to ans wer the proposal In the near future. To iltne tirovo ,: Mrs. May Wright left here today for Cottage Orove where she Will .pend a saori time visiting with reln- prevalllng on watermelons prevented lives and friends. 2 Demonstration of this Entirely New kind of Soap Takes the place of bar sosp for the regular family wash Beginning May 8th an expert Rinso demonstrator will be In our store to demonstrate this new, soap for the family washing different from anything you have ever used. -Be sure to see this demonstration. Prizes for the children given with Rlnso. , Special demonstration prices! 7e a package, 6 for 24c, 10 for 67e, 17 for 95c. Washing machine size 23c. ..RINSO v; Sosks Clothss Clean. PEOPLES SUPPLY CO :