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THURSDAY", NOV KM 11 KK 3, 1010.
No. 3
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IISFIT Til RF. TRUST
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nt-M j i-l,:., Don,,W:nc Will
Philadelphia Republicans win
Therefore Defeat T. R.
MAY SETTLE EXPRESS STRIKE
Strike of the (inrmdit Workers In
Chicago Far From an End
Employer Insist on
An Open Shop.
(Special to The Evening News.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 3. That re
publicans are contributing to the
democratic .campaign fund "hoping
to thus defeat Rooseveltism in New
York, was asserted today by State
Chairman Huppuchu. As a proof of
his assertion he published a letter
from H. 13. Bartol, of Philadelphia,
a republican, who enclosed a con
tribution to the democratic fund.
Tho letter sava that Roosevelt Is a
Hnncrerous man and not fit to be
trusted, and scores him in this lan
guage: "When a former president
nf the United States attacks the
supreme court it shows that he is
dangerous and not fit to be trusted
with outhority." Roosevelt is at
present on his way to Iowa and
Ohio where he will deliver several
campaign speeches.
Hono for Settlement,
NEW YORK, Nov. 3. Prospects
for an early adjustment of the ex
press drivers strike are bright to
day. A conference was arranged
for this afternoon between the com
panies and the strikers, and if tho
trouble falls to b Uled the may-
wt. .y to secure nr-
nr of the city
I j Manhaten Shirts, Stetson Hats, Keiser NccK
wear, Staley Underwear, Homeof Resl Shoes.
Lest you forget, we Keep every . Suit we
' ; sell to you Pressed Free.
I The Houie of Kuppenhnme I
Chicw
Draper and Tailor
That's what the old time cloihier put on his s go.
A tailor sewed seams, a draper hung clothos. Nowa
days we say clothier and that's all. We've learned to
look for drapery, it's what makes or spoils an otherwise
well tailored garment. Drapery doesn't necessarily
menu a lot of folds and fullness. If you'd like to see
perfect drapinstry one of our 1 larth's Toggery suits' or
overcoats. They drape and lianji with balance, that
means fit and style, and it,s tailored into the clothes
so that it's part of them, uever conic- out.
Fine Fall and Winter Suits
and Overcoats
$15.00
HARTH'S
V Y 1 !
Holiday
FRIDAY
Last argument on the prohl-
bition question in Roseburg
at he Armory. Sunday e,ven-
lnK , . Hon B L Eddy. Hls
subject Is, "The Philosophy
of Prohibition anil the Fallacies
of the Fuglemen." At the Ar-
mory 7:30. Be present.
nitration. The strikers insist on the
recognition of the union, and this
will probably be the shoal whereon
the, matter of adjustment may be
wrecked, aB the companies do not
want to grant the demand. It is
estimated that the express companies
are loaning 1100,000 daily on ac
count of their inability to handle the
business.
Denmiul Open Shop.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3. Destruction
of the open shop is the only thing
which is nreventinc the settlement of
the garment workers' strike, accord
ing to a representative of the State,
Board of Arbitration which is en
deavoring to secure a settlement of
the trouble. The strike leaders told
the, board today that they are will
ing to Bettle by arbitration, but will
insist on recognition of the union.
On the other hand the employers
maintain that the open shop must
be recognized by the union. It is
doubtful If the question can be set
tled until one or the other recedes
from their position. Police have
been ordered to maintain peace and
quiet in the strike district.
Mrs. E. A Cook, and son. Kimer
and wile, '.eft tor their home at
Bangor, Maine this morn'ug after a
visit In this t.itv. During theit stay
here thev visited at the home of
Mrsv Cook'i daughter, Mrs. B. L
Giles.
to $30.00
TOGGERY
1
Goods
KXI OV CAMPAIGN".
AND SATURDAY,
nun i n.
i
Royalist Troops Reinforce the:
CarriSOnS. I
I
BRITISH SHIPS AWAIT ORDERS
Will Render Assistance to the Royal
Family and Kugl'.sh Subjects
Martial Luw is Declar
ed ill Honduras.
(Special to The Evening News.)
LONDON, Nov. 3. Spain is a
cauldren of seething revolt today,
and despite the strictest censorship
it Is a recognized fact that the rev
olutionary movement is spreading.
An extra force of 20.000 men has
been added to the Madrid giril-
Bon, and the forts at Barcelona hivo
also- been reinforced. The pick or
the Spanish army has been stationed
In the strongholds to serve ns a
check upon the revolutionists. Tae
military police have been provldeu
with, rapid Are, guns, and the long!
preaicieu airiae among worKu eu, ,
uegmi ui iui tuiuiio, i 1 "
throughout the country, and thous-,
anus ot laborers are iaie. Among
the reports that reached the French
frontier last night was one to the '
euuci. ...B ...u
sasslnated and that members of the
royal family had fled. Whllo the
rumor could not be conllrmed it j
nevertheless bIiowb the disturbed
condition of the country. The Eng
lish Admiralty office has ordered
Western Mediterraen and the East
ern Mediterrean fleets to concentrate
near Spanish ports to be ready to as
sist the royal family and afford pro
tection to British subjects iu case
of necessity.
Martial Iew Declared.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. Advices
that martial law had been declared
in Honduras were received at the
state department today from Com
mander Hays of the U. S. gunboat,
Princeton, and the message stated
that the, affairs of the republic were
badly mudlcd. Insurgents are In
full swing, while all foreign Inter
ests are threatened. It Ib almost
a foregone conclusion that the Unit
ed States will be compelled to in
tervene to protect her Interests, al
though further action on the part
of the Honduras government will bo
awaited.
LOCAL NEWS.
Just $16 tomorrow, that's all.
Whose will it be? Roseburg Beauty
Parlors.
Miss Hattle Drollincer left for
Portland this afternoou where she
will M mm id a few days visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Q. T. Hartinan. of Portland,
arrived in the city this afternoon
to spend a few days visiting with
friends.
Charles White, of Myrtle Creek,
Is spending the day in town attend
ing to business matters and visiting
with friends.
Mrs. Eugene Matlock returned to
her home at Eugene this afternoon
after a brief visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. G. W. House in this
city.
Two marriage licenses were Issued
at the county clerk's office today, in
cluding Preston Baker and Cora K.
Belief and A. .1. Lick and Lulu
Newman. The former couple are well
known In Koseburg and vicinity. Mr.,
Maker conduct a barber shop while
his bride-to-be is one of .Koseburg's
younger favorites.
A very quiet wedding occurred at
i the office of County Judge Wonarolt
last evening, when W. C. Neal and
Miss, Nona MrKnrren, both resi
dents of Oakland, were united in
marriage. The wedding ceremony
wns performed by County Judge
Wonacott In tne presence of a few
witnesses.
Henry Benhnm, aged lilt years, and
a son of W. C. Benham. a well known
stage driver employed by C. P. Bar
nard, died very suddenly some time
last night at his homo at. Camas
Valley. He was found In Iwd by
members of the household shortly
after 7 o'clock this morning ap
pearances tending to show that h
bad been dead for govern 1 hours
Aside from his father he is survived
by a mother, who Is at present ai
C'irviillls, and three brothers, John
of Coqtillln City; Kobert, or amus
V'alley, and Wilt who is attending
school at ( orvallls. Accord lug
friends, the deceased retire as usual
laM evening and showed no si Kit
whatever of illness. Ills death is
nttrlhnted to heart fro-iMo N'o nr-
A o
Arriving
THE STRAHillT TICKET.
. ... .-.
One of the most euthuslas-
tic republican rallies held In
JTi'ZX ST-
'"g, when Congressman W. C.
Uawley, cnndldate for re-elec-
tlon. and George Neunor, can-
dldate for representative from
Douglas county, addressed the '
voters regarding the issues at-
tendant to the present cam-
paign. Both gentlemen won fav-
! or at the minus ot me loucunu t
I a ...ii.i.itiiiMitw uttH It vn tbn epn-
eral expression that the latter
will stand pat on November 8,
and vote the straight repubcilnn
ticket, in fact, the republicans
of Yoncalla say that Quine,
Fullerton and Emery will carry
that precinct by a large major-
ity, principally through the mil-
nlpulntlon of the Wonacott-
Lenox-Review machine. The
entire republican ticket will win
on November 8 is the predlc-
lion of Yoncalla republicans.
rnngements have been made for the
funeral aB yet.
g la, snlo on chdrc'a hoods.
cllol(.0 B0 ct,lUB Roseburg Beauty
Parlors
'
Countv Commissioner M. R. Ryan
,.. , h, ,,. , ..,, f
tornoon nftor attending tho regular
term of the county court,
Miss Myth Hnnnan loft for Boise,
Idaho, this afternoon where she will
spend a few weeks visiting with her
im,.l nnil aunt
See our window for Friday and
Saturday. Specials In cups and
saucers in Japanese laquer ware.
Roseburg Beauty Parlors.
H. D. Reed, democratic nominee for
Joint representative for Jackson and
Douglas counties, arrived in the city
last evening and .ill remain over
until Friday. Mr. Reed mnde The
News a cordial call this morning.
The gentleman 1b one of the fore
most business men of Gold Hill, be
ing Identified with tho banking in
terests and the water power com
pany there. Mr. Reed Is making an
aggressive campaign In behalf of his
candidacy, nnd says that he Is meet
ing very many people throughout
the district who are friendly to his
Interests.
No little excitement occured at the
corner of Pine nnd Cass streets short
ly after 1 1 o'clock last night, when
Elmer Staley. son of George. Staley.
was attacked by a fellow by the name
of Charles McCurdy, and seriously
stabbed. McCurdy fled immediately
following the affrny and up to u
lato hour this afternoon has suc
ceeded in eluding the officers who
are In pursuit. According to per
sons purporting to know tho fncts
regarding the occurence. Staley and
McCurdy engaged In an nltercatlon
with the result that the latter be
came angered, and whipping from
his pocket a Jack knife, attacked
Staley who was unarmed. Durinp
the melee that followed Staley bus
tained several Injuries, the nios'
serious of which is a cheek wound
Several minor cuts about the body
and legs Indicate that McCurdy wat
bent on making good his attempt
but became frightened and fled be
fore succeeding. Immediately fol
lowing the affray, Staley was car
ried to the Lewis cafe, where he re
matned until such time as arrange
ments could be completed prepara
tory to his removal to tho hospital
Dr. Hoover has charge of the, eas
t.nd says that Staley will prolmbl;
recover In n few days. As near a;
can be ascertained McCurdy recent
ly arrived here from Yoncalla when
he has resided for some time, lit
was given employment nt a Iocs
livery stable, but on account of m
over charge of "booze" he was coin
pellet! to lay off yesterday. He wat
arrested at the Central hotel thh
afternoon by Constable Wright.
I OK COCNTV I KKASl'ItKlt.
To the voters of Douglas County
Having received 'I he repuhllcon
nomination for the office of Count)
Treasurer of Dnuniua county, at tin
primary nominating election held
September 24th. 1910. I hereby an
tlon nee my candidacy for re-electloi
to natd oulce. I have endeavored
to conduct Bid lr a ""fin!"1
nke and economical manner, rsoi w
siring to close tny office to make a
campaign. I hereby solicit your aui
frai:e and vole for re-election.
1 am a friend of the direct primary
law, and availed myself of its pro
visions by having my cards primed
May 2 4 th. Ill 1 0 two months be
fore the republican assembly Indors
ed my candidal yi followed by a
published announcement which wan
run as a regular advert! Qients until
election day.
Respectfully your obedient s-rvntit,
J. E. SAWYERS.
(Psid Advnrtlxoment I
T '8 S MUM nave room-all Sta
DaiwAucHTERED. A mmy
NOV. 4 AD 5. THE
Salem Real Estate Man Shot
at NTight
ON LONELY ROAD NEAR CITY
Xew Revolver Found Xear Scene of
Crime, niul Police JU'Hovo
Murderer wan Acquaint
ed Willi Victim.
(Special to The Evening News.)
SALEM, Or., Nov. 3. A deter
mined search was begun today for
the slayer of J. F. Roberts, a real
estate man, who was shot and killed
and then robbed of npr.roximatcly
$5,000. The murder was committed
while .Mr. Robert was enroute to (he
homo of his brother to nay r.ff a
debt on :ho 'arm, and was netr tho
reionu roliooi. "t was Into when
Roberts arrived at tho bridge near
the reformatory, 'mil after the crime
wns committed the murderer fled
under cover of the darkness. The
police are of the opinion that the
murderer Is a resident of Salem, and
mat ne wua acquainted with Rob
erts and knew of the contemplated
trip. This theory is based on the
ram that a new revolver, from
which three shots had been fired
was found near the scene of the
crime. A sntchel wns also picked up
111 which wns found 1 93. and which
I save evidence of having been hastily
l searched. Roberts, when fnmiH hv
I Enrl Onrndor a short time after the
I Bhooting, wns still alive. He was
hurried back to Salem and placed
in me nospuai, but died within Ml
hour -without regaining conscious
ness. Ho wns shot In the head.
Will Visit Panamn.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3. Publish
ed reports that Taft's visit to Pana-
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MORE MEKT1NCS.
District Attorney George M.
Drown, one of the most able
orators in Oregon, will address
the citizens of Myrtle Creek to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock.
His address will be something
slmllnr to the one dellverod nt
Rldddlo Inst Saturday oven-
Ing, with the excoptlon that ha
Intends to explain tho Initiative
measures carefully that the vot-
ors may determine how to vote.
Jvery voter In the Myrtle Creek
precinct should turn out to this
meeting Inasmuch as the Issues
confronting the public are
worthy of the closest attention.
Cnrdwct! at (llemhile.
W. W. Cardwell, Rosebug's
sliver tongued orator, will ad-
dress the voters of Olendale
at that city tomorrow evening,
and from Indications he will
ho greeted by a large and en-
thustaatic crowd. Mr. Card-
well la well versed on tho sev-
ernl Issues to bo voted upon in
tills election, nnd it behooves
every voter to hear his address.
lie will speak at Glendato to-
morrow '(Friday) evening at
8 o'clock.
ma in Novembor foreshadows the
annexation of Panama by tho Unit
ed Slates, is denied today by C. C.
Arcsaman, .minister from Panama
to the United States, who said that
tho independence of Panama Is guar
anteed by ihe liiiy-Hunau-Varilla
treaty, and that annexation would
not be considered by the president.
The reports that annexation Is the
only solution of tho Pnnntna prob
lem Is eronoous and not founded
on facts." President Taft will make,
the trip to tho Isthmus on the cruiser
Tennessee after ho casts his ballot at
Cincinnati on November 8.
Saturday special on. Your choice
of any style of puffs nt $3.75. Rose
burg Beauty Parlors.
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all Staple Goods
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