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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1910)
Staettittji THE WEATHER ADVERTISERS Will fiiiUThe KvtMihir News llii'tH'st iiiihUiiiii to ifitrh tho lHHipluuf ItoM'burir A wil-n-wnku imliHi'ut ((in piiutlnv all tint ntnva tlint'Ml'lt tu print LOCAL FORECAST Fair Tonight and Friday Warmer Tonight VOL I ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON1, THURSDAY, JUNE 0, 1910 No 188 I 0. P. Lauds Taft's Policies and Ad ministration. FAITHFUL TO PLEDGE (Special to Evening News MILWAUKEE, June 9. Applaud- ins fidelity to "party pledges, the platform adopted by Wisconsin re publicans lauds t he arliievements of Tuft and declares that he has been faithful 10 nil pledges made against an opposition that has tried his J patience and forbearance to the ut-i most and also approves the tariff law as a real progressive measure The platform endorses the national plat form of 1!H8. No nu'iilion of La Follette or insurgency is made in the document. NEW CASKS IILEI. The following cases In the circuit court were filed In the county clerk's office today: L. L. Corliss plaintiff, vs Oregon, Idaho, Company, defendants, action to rerover money. The Greater City Lumber Com pany, plaintiff vs S. Kelley Eumher Company, defendants, action to re cover money. LOCAL NEWS. S. J. Jones had business at Oak land today. " Mrs. Annie Wllklns, of Springfield, left for home today after spending several days here. Mrs. Stanford Hart came over f from Sntherlin this morning to do some shopping and returned home this evening. Thirty lectures yast year in Chica go spread the fame of Clinton N. Howard throughout the city. His sub ject at the Presbyterian church to night is, "A Joy Kido on the Water Wagon." Free for everybody. At Medford. 'Eugene and Salem from two to three thousand people heard the famous Clinton X. Jlow ard. He will make you laugh. You can not afford to miss this treat, at the Presbyterian church, Thursday, June 9th, at 8 P. M. Judge Hamilton handed down the following docision today: Leslie Llltz, 'A Ride on the Stirring Story of World's Great Reform DELIVERED IX THIRTY-TWO STATES Bv CLINTON N. HOWARD, of Rochester, New YorK (ietttliigvn load and start; snap shot at passengers; flight of water wacm express; blessings in the wake of the train; taking on new pass-cngr-rN; winning tin battle; arrival at Washington; neus of victory lynches heaven and the world below Mass Meeting Free to the Public At the Presbyterian Church THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 8 O'CLOCK P.M. INTRODUCTORY .New MILLINERY AND LADIES' TOGGERY Big reductions on Ladies' Silk Dresses, Pattern Hats, Suits, Wash Dresses, Silk Petticoats, Real Hair Switches and Turban Braids, Lawn, Demity and Linen Shirt Waists, Taffeta and Pon gee Silk Waists, Auto Veils, Silk Veiling, American Beauty Cor sets, very dainty effects in Jaboas, Ladies' Collar and Cuff Sets, Wash and Elastic Belts. JAMES A. PERRY Successor to the BELL SISTERS EMPLOY PI I1LICITY MAX. At a meeting of the publicity committee held at the Conimer- inerrial Club rooms last even- ing the matter of securing a suitable person to take charge of the club's affairs in the way of furthering the Interests of Douglas county was disposed of. Mr, G. P. Schlosser, form- erly engaged in a like work at Hood River, being employed to carry on the work in this city. The gentlemau comes to the club highly-recommended and is a person of abiltty In his chosen work, his past ex- perience in this line having proven 1 most satisfactory. Mr. Schlosser leaves this evening for Hood River to arrange for bringing his family here and immediately upon his return will take up the publicity work for the club. platintlff, vs Douglas county, petition for writ of review on Glide road, dismissed and cases taxed against the petitioner. XKW TODAY. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE Range, bedsteads, bedding, furni ture, lino km nr. etc. Must be sold quick. Inquire at 1-0 Rose street. tf JUNE WEDDINGS Appropriate Gifts for this Occasion are alwayB deBirabla, and a sift that ie unconventional and out of tua ordinary is always Bought Tor. Tbey are to be found at HUEY'S On Cass Street Water Wagon and Up to Date Stock MSnBTMZ i, . Mexico's President in League With American Grafters. CONCESSIONS GRANTED United States Federal onicers mid Court. SuliJectH of (inive Cli'irjce by Kepresen tative Wilson. , (Special to Evening News) WASHINGTON. Jnue 9. Charges that President Diaz, of Mexica, has been using the United States Fed eral o Ulcers and rutins as tools to i prosecute his political enemies, will he made tomorrow before the house I rules committee by Representative ! Wilson, who will demand an investi gation. John, Kenneth Turner, the magazine writer, whose recent arti cle, "Barbarous Mexico," crented such a stir in this Country, will also appear to offer additional evi dence to hack Wilsons charges.' It is alleged by these geutleinen that they huve sufficient documentary evi dence to prove that Wall Street in terest have forced American officials to prosecute the enemies of Diaz in America. The allegation declares that the Guggenheims control the Mexican output of copper, and that Rocke feller, Jr., controls the rubber out put, while the Standard Oil Company has wound its tenacles around the oil industry of Mexico. It is stated thatr American holdings in Mexico amount to $900,000,000. These and other gigantic interests are, it Is a! teged, protected by concessions made by Diaz, consequently they use their Immense influence in this country for furthering his Interests. Turner asserts that certain of the financial interests are paying Diaz for conces sions by bringing pressure to bear on the Federal government to accom plish Diaz ends. The idea, he claims, is to hnve Mexican refugees returned to Mexico for execution. lSURGFNTS WIN IN SOUTH DAKOTA (Special to Evening News.) SIOUX FALLS, June 9. Latest tetania from the primary elections indicate that George Egau. insurgent republican, has carried South Dakota and secured the gubernatorial nomi nation over Governor Vessey, regu lar, by a majority of three thousand. A DKLH.HTl -TL LUNCHEON. A one o'clock luncheon. was served by Mrs. A, C. Marsters at her hos pitable home on Oak street yestprday afternoon. The rooms of the Mars ters homo were tastefully decorated for the event, while an abundance of sweet pea blossoms added a beauti ful effect to the table settings. Uni que place cards, on each of which was a hand pnlnted design, bore a number of Biblical questions, and thete, coupled with a color scheme in ribbon at each plate, indicated where the guest was to he seated at the table. The luncheon, a nine course affair, was elaborate and daintily served, and the hostess was charm- SALE of., ingly assisted in serving by the Misses Ellen Harris, Lea Adair, Catherine Dunham and .Mary Aitkin. Invited guests who enjoyed this pleas ant social event were Mrs, J. W. Hamilton, Mrs. E. U. Hermann. Mrs. George Kohlhagen. Mrs J. F. Bar ker. Mrs. K. L. Miller. Mrs. Ringer Herm-inn, Mrs. V. R. Willis. Mrs. J. C. Fullerton, Mrs. Albert Abraham. Mrs. George Riter, Mrs LoUle Sei dell. Mrs. G. W. Riddle, Mrs. H. L Marsters, Mrs. R. L. Glle, Mrs. L. H Wallace, Mrs. G A. Hradhum. Mrs, S. E. Collier. Mrs. Russell. Mrs. Wal ter Adair, Mrs F. H. Churchill. Mrs, J. C. Campbell. Mrs. J. H. Booth. Mrs. F. Haynes, Mrs. W. T. Wright. Mrs. E. H. Rosenberry, Mrs. V. A. Snifck. Mrs. V. H. Richardson. Mrs. las. Aitken, Mrs. J. W. Harris, Mrs. las. K. Hawkins, Misses Jennie and Catherine B.iick. LOCAL XEWS. Clinton X. Howard to night. A complete line of building mater ial at Marsters' drug store. d-tf One of the greatest platform i,neakTs In the Tutted States tonight Hear him, free. Liquor men call Clinton X. Howard "The Little Devil." Look for his horns and hoofs, and hear him roar tonight. O. Baker, of Oak Creek, who has been quite ill for some weeks, is reported improving and will he aide to be out scon. More than three hundred addresses in ten years in his own city, Roches ter, X. Y., is the unparallaled record of Clinton X. Howard. G W. Aldersou. of Cleveland; W. A. Sehrlng, or Winchester: F. R. Ben ton. Carl Hill, of Wilbur, were among the country people in town today. The ladles of St. George will have a window sale of home cooking at the Btore of Mrs. A. C. Kidd & Son Snt ii rday , J ti ne 1 1 , from 0 : li 0 to 2 P. M. Mrs. S. M. Parker and mother, of Dlllard, arrived on this afternoon's train to spend u few days visiting at the home of the former's daughter, Mrs. A. L. Thornton. Fortunately, Rosehurg Is one of the lew cities on the Uacifle coast that wllL have the privilege of hearing "The Little Giant." Clinton X. How ard, who speakes tonight t (he Presbyterian church at 8 P. M. Miss Vida Matthews, of Seattle, who has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Chapman, of Grants Puss, arrived here on this afternoon' train nnd will visit with her aunt. Mrs. J. C Aiken. Gerald Hill, son of Ryland Hill, of Drain, who came to this cltv sev eral days ago to visit, with relatives, left fcr Wilbur today where he will visit with his grandparents, Mrs. and Mis. W. G. Hill. Prof. O. C. Brown was In the city this afternodu from his home on Deer Creek bringing with his Carl Hill, of Portland, who came hero some d .ys ago to attend the funeral of his brother, the late Frank Hill. Mr. Hill will leave tomorrow for his home at Portland. C. L. Gordon and wife. Great Falls, Mont.; Thomas Brady, City; w. H. Rlsli nnd wife and son. North Yaki ma, Wash.; Mrs. E. D. Goodman, Coquille; Miss C. D. Partridge Bay City. Mich.; J. II. Smith. Coquille; ! A. Klger, Dlllard: A. Tompkins, Rid-! die: A. V. Jackson. Randon; W. ; Williams, City: W. R. Medley. Port land; Mrs. M. A. Jones. Battle Creek. ; Mich.: E. L. Wright, Portland, are late arrivals at the Rosehurg House., A member of the publicity com mittee of the Rosehurg Commercial Club, when interviewed by a Xewsi representative today In regard to the progress being made In securing funds. fnr enrrying on publicity work here, during the remainder of the yenr, ' slated the interest shown was very gratifying to the committee. White no large sums are being subscribed, when complete the subscription will be the most representative ever received by the club for a like work,! which is eujdence that there is a, desire on the part of everybody to assist in carrying out the plans of , the club. I Attorney E. L. Cannon returned Tuesday evening from Chicago where he attended the National Congress of the soeiallHt party. The seHHion : consumed a week and Mr. Cannon says it was a "hot one from begin ning to end, much interest being manifested from all those who at tended. During the meeting he was honored by being idee ted a mem ber of the resolut Ions commit tee. 1 While away he also visited In a biHtiess way. Pittsburg and other; cities in Pennsylvania and slopped 1 off at Sacramento. CaL, for a short i rtay. During his entire Journey Mr, Cannon says the one city striking him most forcibly, from a beauty vtnndpointt, was Salt Lake City. Utah, where he spent considerable time vlewlt.g the Morruan city. E. C. Iferrlck Is in the city en route with a drove of sheep nnd 'ambs for the range on the North Cmpoia. Ho reports every! h Inn flourishing In the vicinity of Mel Mssouri State Penitentiary at Jefferson City. BUILDING TOOK FIRE Convicts Work I.Ike Trojans to l'ut Out I''1iiiiii'h Xonp Attempt To Knchim- DttmnKt' Fully !;tiHI,(ilio. (Special to Kvenini; News) ST. LOUIS. June 9. Many cities In .Missouri lire luxoluted today fol lowing; a cyclone last night that, ilnm ugeil propertty to the iimount of many thousands or dollars. While there have been no deaths reported, the list of Injured Is very large. The twister centered over Jefferson City, where it tore the roof from the peni tentiary and dismantled t-himuevg of the lustiutlon to the extent that the prison took fire from he wrjcktd condition or the flues. Three hun dred convicts were employed In fight lug the names which wen finally subdued, hut. not until $25,000 dam ago had been done to the buildings. The roof of the ball where 800 con victs are. confined was carried away, and the roof of the building used ns a dinning roo inand kitchen was also blown of. After the Tire started it appeared that the penitentiary was doomed, and in tiie galo the rlunies spread rapidly. Prisoners fought heroically to save !!iu Institution, but none mode any eff'irt to escape. That the prison was snved Is due to .the work of convicts. Fully (300.000 worth of damage was done to prop erly in the vicinity or Jefferson City. HHA1, KST.ATK TUAXKr'KHS. Joseph S. Kalla ot ux., to Frank S. Kalla, 1G0 acres In section 8, town ship :i:i. $1. Wllbort F. Peck, ot ux., to Charles Smith, 20 news in section 16, town ship 21. $1. Verullo Hounds, et ux., 40 acres In sect loir li, township 29. $1,000. I'hil O. Rice to M. n. Jackson, hnd Thomas Jackson, lotB 1, 2. 8, and 4, block 2, Johnson's Addition to the town nf Myrtle Creek. $240. .1. Hillth Pattern to M. II. Johnson, lots 5, (i, block 30, town of Olnndule, $S00t The grantors reserving the right to lay and mululaiu water pipes upon the Btreets and alleys of said town. C Vermnn. et ux. to R. If. I.emp. 1 Hit, GO acres In section 32, township 22. A. Knlzmnn to A. I.. Roodiuan nnd Amanda Roodiuan. a parcel of land in block :!H, In R. R. Addition to the city of Rosehurg. $20(111, 11. W. Toolev. et ux.,' to Frank Valiant, all of lot O in llassel's addi tion to tiie city of itoseburg. $:if0. C. J. Denning to Snow Denning, lots 7 and X In block 77 In the fourth Southern Addition to tint city of: ItOKClllM'g. it 00. ! Oeorge Shamrock, et ux.. to David j R. Shamrock, 320 acres In section' I!) nnd 30, township 2f: also lots! 4 and 5 of section 24, township 2!),, containing 54.24 acres. $0,000. I A. Creasou et ux.. to Cora Church,' STERLING On a piece of silver plate denotes it's quality. With out thnt mark wear only would tell. Wear is the test of good clothes. There is a lot of satisfaction, in knowing beyond the least possible doubt that Hartli's Toggery lable means a s much to the clothes us the trademark does to the silversmith. It cost you no more to buy a good hand tailored suit than an inferior sweat shop garment. Harth's Toggery suits Kep pressed free for you. Prices $15.00 to $30.00 Harth's Toggery The Home of Good Clothes lots 17, and 18 In block 29, Kinney's Improved plat to the city of Kuaa burg. $10. Win. 1'lckott et ux., to J. 8. Moore. 160 acres in section 28, township SO. $1000. Hannah Josephsou to Julian Jose phson, lots 1 nnd 2 In block 3 Ohad wlck's Addition to the city of Hose-burg. NOT A OAND1IIATH, Itrotlier of (iovcnior Not .Seeking (Governor's (.'hull'. KLAMATH FALLS, Or., June 8 "I am not a candidate for the re publican nomination for governor of this state and I will not bo," said Judgo Henry L. nenson, of the law firm of ilenson & Stone, ot this city, today, 'when shown an article In The Oregonlau which stat ed that ho would he a candliinto at the coming primaries. Continuing, .Mr. Reason said: "The statement that my brothor'B health Is such that he will have to drop out or politics Is without foun dation. He Is now under treatment for an affection of the skin on his face, but Is yielding to the treat ment of his phvslcluus, and I expect that very shortly he will bo an well as ever. My brother, who Is now acting governor of tills stnte, will he a candidate again for the place of secreiiiry or slate, and will re innln a candidate. I lmvo no Idea how this story got started 111 Port land, and can any positively thnt there Is nothing, absolutely noth ing, to the report that I will bo a candidate." CARROL OF IOWA GETS NOMINATION Spec In 1 to the Evening News) DKSMOINKS, June 9. Governor Carrol will be re-nominated governor by thlrty-rive hundred majority over Warren Oarst, Insurgent republican, Is the Indication gleaned rrom the returns from olghty-slx counties. PLAN NO SPEECHES UNTIL HIS RETURN (Special to Evening NewB)- " LONDON, Juno 9. Col. Flooaevelt today authorized the United I'retm to aay that, ho will not deliver tho keynote addroKH at title opening of theV conKi'emdonal caiupalKti, ns It was reported he would do. K none volt, who Kalla for America tomorrow, Bald (hat he would not plnu for nuy poli- ' tlcal Hpecchea until IiIh return to the United Statca. SOLDIERS WILL AVENGE MASSACRE (Special to'Evenlni? Newa) ELPASO, Juno 9. Oeneral ten acla, commander of tho Tenth Mili tary Zone, dlKpntchcd one thoiiKand Holdici-H today from Vera Crux to KitppreHH the Indian uprltdiiK in Yu catan. Th:t troopH will procodo to Vulladotld, which waa recently cap tured and Hacked and Kb people maa aacreed by the Mayna.' The genornl ordered the unldinrH to avenge the niHHHacro with extreme ineaaureB. l-opjrriHtil e Hou of Ktippenheunet Chicago Wm i II St, i rose. V