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About The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1911)
THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST Rain Tonight and Fiiday ADVERTISERS Will riml Thu Kvcninir Niwt the bt intMliuin to reach th peoiiloof Itosoburir. A wide-B-wnku publication printing all tlm new tlmt'tfii tn iirln VOL. ill. KOSHI1UHG, DOUGLAS COUNTY. OHKGOX. Tlll ltSD.W, MAKOH 2, 1011. No. 00 Chicago Tribine Starts Fight Against Accused Senator MAY BE HO EXTRA 8ESSSI0N Americans Are A rrcsU'd ut J uurrz mid are Being lli'M in Captiv ity Friends Hope to Kf tvvt Captors Arrest, (Special to Evening News.) CICAGO. March 2. The Chicago Tribune today started a flpht against Senator Lorimer, and denounced, in no modest terms, tho senate vote which exonerated him from all biamo or participation in the charges of bribery which were Hied against hi in omission of the emigration provi sion in the new treaty. Americans Aro Arrested. KL PASO, Tex., March 2. Charg ing Edin Blatt and Lawrence Con verse, arrested by Mexicans as spies, with being carried from American soil to Juarez with feet and hands bound, friends of the youths today took steps to have the captors ar rested as kidnappers. The Agent Department of Justice has returned from Torn ilia and says that th youths storieji are true. In the event the report can be established ac true they will soon be released. Xutives Killed by Plague. SHANGHAI, March 2. It Is esti mated that three thousand natives are dying daily in the Chinese plague and famine districts, according to re lief workers who have just reached here from the interior. Says Votes Should be Taken on Reciprocity Bill TKST IIOMK Cntliuje (.rove Would Force Filhu of Petition, for Flection. ErfiEXE, Or.. March 1. In er to test the new home rule lifjuor several montns ago by a committee iaw as it applies to cities in Lane appointed to investigate the circuni- j countv. which is drv, a petition for stances surrounding his election. ja writ of mandamus was filed in Among other things the article as-j the circuit court todav to compel serted: -The vote when corrected j the tou.iiy clerk to tlie u petition leaves Lorimer with a majority oft recently received from Cottage four. This is the mattunatical j Grove asking for a local option elec ni ensure of his vindication. Thejtion in that city. quality of votes cast for him will The county 'clerk refused to file more than wipe out this majority i i he net it ion after it was received mi ituvice oi loitage urove people, wno CONFERENCE NOW IN PROCRESS street today. A bystander, who pro tested against tho throwing of one of the men under the heels of u kicking horse, was struck by a riot er and his nose broken. 'IIIRPDM UIDHTUVI iLuiiiuuiuimn mm i ill !FYOl 1IFI BY WOLYFS, Wedding Party Moots Terrible Fate Only Two Survivors. VIENNA, Fob. 28. The Ziet to day prints a Tashkend dispatch stat ing that all but two members of a (wedding party of 120 persons were ! devoured by wolves while traveling Abo Itnef and Ills Attorneys Met .; by sledge from Ostipoff, Asiatic Hus- Tbis Afternoon in Conference May Apiwal to the lr. S. Supreme Court. in the sense of the nation. If Lor imer Is proud of this event he is welcome to bis pride. He won a glorious victory, but it will prove the cosliest victory over won in tho history of tho big interests. Kxtrn Session Stalled. WASHl.NtVrOX. I). C.. March 2. When the senate met today practi cally all hope for stalling an extra session disappeared. Senators Hey burn. Halo and Stone are attempting dilatory tactics to prevent a vote on the tariff board bill and intimate that they are opposed to voting on any question, save routine appropri ations. There Is no apparent chance of a vote being taken on the reciprocity agreement. To Kestrict Emigration. T0KIO, China. March 2. A pub lic declaration that Japan would con tinue the policy of restricting Japan ese emigration to the United States was made here today by Foreign Minister Komura in a speech before : the lower house of National Diet. Ho' said that Japan hasn't anv intention! of departing from the policy of checking emigration despite wished to test the law as it would apply to cities in this county and the mandamus petition followed as a result as soon as it could be pre pared. OltKCiOV Y.U CLAIM K1LLE1. Technicality Defeats Mauley Fight for .SH:!,.- "WASINGTON. March 1. Hawley offered an amendment to tho general deficiency bill, at midnight last night in the house, authorizing pay ment to the state of Oregon pf $193. 54 3 ill 'satisfaction of tiio state's Civil War claim. A point of order was raised against the amendment by Fitzgerald, of New York and was sustained. Hawley made a determined fight to have his amendment adopted and read the findings of the court of claims, holding the claim to be valid. Ina.smtijch aa the court of qlalms merely returned findings and not a judgment, it was held that the "diiiPnt could not nrnnerlv Via In- eluded in the deficiency bill. Spring Opening 1911 James A. Perry Invites your inspection of Pattern Hats March 9th and 10th. Tailored Hats on display now. Also complete line of Flowers, Braids, Ornaments, Ve'vet and Silk Hibbous unci Shapes. AT THE PALACE THEATRE TIIUtMUV, I'HIDAV AMI S.VI'l It 1)A V 15-MURPHEY'S DOGS--1 5 Traiued to go Through Their Performance Without Directions From Anyone. MUSICAL STEVENS Three Reels of High Class Motion Pictures ' Matinee Sunday 2:30 P. M. (special to Evening News.) WAR! 1 INTtVON, I"). C. Marrh2. On authority of persons claiming to be close to President Taft. the Unit ed Press Is able to announce today. uiHinaliffedly that onlv the passage of tho Canadian reciprocity bill will prevent an extra session of congress. Taft said today that ho under stood a story was being circulated to the effect that be was satisfied if lie gets a vote of tho reciprocity measure oven if the proposition is defeated. This is now authorltively contradicted. There will be no com promise. Conference ut Hand. S VN FRANCISCO. Whether Abe Ruef will attemnt to carry his case to the United States supreme court will prohablv be final- lv decided this afternoon in a con ference between the former boss and bis attorney,. Henry Aeh and others. In the event Huef fails to appeal the case, be will be taken to San Quen tin prison next week. Itill U llefeated. WASHINGTON. D. C, March 2. A confession that a senatorial agree ment ex'sted whereby Taft "a tariff commission bill Is believed to be doomed to defeat this session was made today by Senator Smoot. of ''ti:h. during a debate. He flatly de clared that a compact existed where by other bills will be block"d In pas sage as the result of tho action. To I loos t Washington. OLYMPIA, -.arch 2. Colonist day for Washington ia set for March the fifth by Governor Hay. Thoso backing the movement are urging all citizens of the state to write let ters to Eastern friends and tell them of the advantages of Washington and the Northwest for homeseekers. Oregon held a colonist day on March 1 and thousands of boosting letters were sent East. Will Itelurn to liing. NEW YORK. March 2. Abe At- tell. king of feather weights will be buck in the ring within a month. Attell says that his arm, which he hurt in a bout with Tommy Kilbane, at Cleveland, Is nearly well. Ithuh and While Mix. BOSTON, March 2. .Joe .lennette, the black heavyweight and .Mm Har ry, of Chicago, are going to mix it again. They will meet for 12 rounds March 7 In an endeavor to give another meaning to the six round draw they fought recently in Philadelphia. sia. to Tashkend The two survivors, who reached Tashkend, said that in the last stages of their flight t hey t h re w the bridegroom and his bride to the wolves. The survivors demanded that the bridegroom sacrifice his (bride. He refused, and then both were thrown out. The party started on the trip In 22 ho rse s 1 eil ges a u d w ere on I y a short way on their journey when at tacked by hundreds of wolves. The men, the survivors say. threw out the women and children first. LOCAL M:VS. into Europe and tho Western world, according to Professor .lulhta n,,.i, I man. of Vienna, who has just arriv ed f mm t lut i i i ' trlct ""''iimu piague uta- I Ho said: ASK President Taft tO Vote1 ""I'lo of the Occident cannot Im- i.hiue nmv icrrible the epidemic is. Forestry Bill NO COMPROMISE IS ANTICIPATED Iti'pulillcnns Full Co rompromlsr VII l lh'llUHTtits, mid Will KlKlit t.i tlio Kml Nlt-lit Si'ssl.ms l'lvilicteil. liKSOl.l HONS ADOl'TKI). Miirrh tith ninl Till. Don't forgi'i the dales of our niillinory upiMiiNK. itosoliiM-K lloauty Parlors. If T. J. Williams, vim has boon 111 for KtVrill will I..,. ..... I.I., March 2. Mimics us nK,t 0lioi'inaii this even ing. Charles Tabor, of West Fork, ar rived In the cily last night to spend a lew days luokini; alter business mut ters. .Mrs. It. V. Dunham, of Oakland, arrived in the cily last eveninK tu spend a lew days visiting with rela tives. J. II. Gohein, of .Myrtle Creek. Is spending tho day in town looking alter business mutters before the county court. James Dolan and son. Daniel, left for Vancouver, Wash., this aflernuon where they will be employed by a logging company. Edwin Weaver, of Myrtle Creek, arrived In tho city this afternoon to look alter business matters beforu the county court. H. II. Lomri, of Yoncnlln, 1b spend ing the day In town looking after uusiness matters and visiting with friends. Mrs. Ilobbs, of Merrill, Is spend ing a few days in the citv visiting with her brother. Tube Diminitk, who is very ill at Mercy hospital. Irvlno (iarillner returned bore this nrternoon ,from points on North Myrtle Creek where ho spent the past few days looklngafter business interests. Tho Ladles" Aid of tho M. K. church have on hand a mimebr of experience cook books. They can he had at Churchill's hardware store for 5uo each. im4 MliS TD.UIV TO WltlTK HOOK. Good Music PRIC K 15 AND 2o CMVl'S Coming Beginning w W w i, march 5 the ncninzie rlerrymaKers Mrs. .1. P. sta:-r. of Calapoola. wno has been spending tho past few Wife of Man Who Calved Joro Mill- 'lays visiting her sister, Mrs. O To Tell I'lvperiem-es. KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 1. Mrs. Jack Cudahy, whose husband seriously slashed Hanker Jore Idllis when lie found the couple alone at night in the Cudahy home, announc ed today that she is considering writing a novel based on her exper iences. "Surely," she said. 'T could make a most thrilling story of the thin,;:, that have happened to me since my hiii-lianii and 1 seperated- tin; sill comments ot my hica-ls, tli" ii.-tnu-Ishing things said to me and uiion; me anil uIm the proposals I have re i."ied. Tiny wire redicllluus. Alhl they emu (rum men In Kaie-as City, in New York overs wheiv; Ieoiii ni.( and new seiiiulntaiieos anil from to la! Strauses." Mis Cudahy denied Unit she had made any move toward n-oii! c; lia; int. ilth her husband, hut :;!io al-'i ;l- lll- e.l a published stau ' iluit the wculil consider no recom I'iaii'Hi. AN I. W. W. Mlllll'.l ll. . WASHINGTON'. I). C. March 2. Stirred by lMuchot's ap- peal, the lumbermen today unanimously adopted resolu- Hons asking President Taft to veto the entire bill. Tho bill Is now In the hands of tho com- in it tee. (Special to Kvenlng News.) WASHINGTON, 1). C.. March 2. Crglng the lumbermen of the United States to bring sulhcicnt pressure to assure the defeat nf "Jokers" In the nationnl forestry bill, Pormer Chief Forester Plnchot today charged Sen-litc-rs Iloyhurn, nf Idaho, nud Carter, of Montana, of being the prllno mov ers in tho scheme. In an address nt tho convonllnn of tho Lumber Merchants, he declar ed that Ileybnrn and Carter were ut lempllng to pass amendments which would cause complete abrogation of Ibe country's forestry policy. Fur ther ho nllegeil that tho Iloyhurn amendment, which provides that nil land wheer thero Is growing loss lhan 4.000. Mil) feet of lnerchnnlablo timber in contiguous areas, snail bo excluded from tho National Forests, would pracllcnlly prevent tho prac tice of forestry. No Compromise Anticipated. WASHINGTON. D. C, March 2. Republicans In the souato today abandoned all hope of compromising with the domocratu on tho tariff board bill, and consequently nro de terminated to llghl the Issue to a fin ish oven IT all night sessions nro nec cessary. Tho latter, decision was reached after tho democrats evasive ly answered overlures of Halo for mi agreement to vote on the bill to morrow noon. Terrible Kphlcmlc. ST. PHTKliSlimiO. March 2. It w-ill tako desperate work lo prevent the spread of the plague from China I In .Manchuria whole vin,. i."' been swept away not a survivor left. The epidemic will reduce tho population of the country one third to one half. Sometimes a vlllngo has been left without an Inhabitant In live hours. That Is what pneu monic Is like. "No one can answer whether the epidemic will spread to Kuropo It Is spreading like wlldflro In Manchu ria anil It will require dtwporato work to keep t from reaching Rus sia and maybe further west." coi .NTV conn- omn-:its. Utile Itiisluess Is Transacted Tims l-'ar Ity County Court. Among the petitions considered by tho members of the county court today are the following: In the petition of tho Lexington Investment Company, asking the county court to accept a deed for a t!0 foot strip or land, the samo to be used us a county road, tho samo was acc-'pteil and ordered Hied. 'n the petition of C. II. Giilnn nml others, asking for the locution of n county road In rad district No 5D, s.nno continued. In tho petition of William Kan.u and others, asking for tho looitlon of a county road In road districts No. I and 2S, samo accepted, and tho county clerk is ordered to draw a warrant, ror ono-half of tho ilamngos. In the petition of II. Carson and others, asking for tho location of a county road In district No. 411, samo granted, and road viewers ordered to meet ami survey said road on March 15. ItKAl, UST.-ITK THAXNI.'UIIS. .1. II. Hlddle to Lorenzo Hull, all of lots No. ,'t and 4. in block No. 22, of tho town of itlildlo. Considera tion $10. Perls Nlrkuni to Mrs. M. J. Ilench and loan II. Orr. lot No. 2. In block No. 10. In Wnlto's Addition to tho city of Hosoburg. Consideration 1 10. Posloiilco Inspector Morso return ed from Klamath Falls last evonltiR after a few days spent at Hint city nllondlnr: to business matters connected wilh his nlllolnl duties. no i t Si . T KAVF.lt -To Sir. ami .Mrs. Travor. of F.nodbowor, on Thursday, March 2, 1111 1, a boy. JACKSON To Mr. nml Mrs. C. W. Jackson, In Itoseburg, on Thurs dav. March 2. 1911. n girl. Millinery Opening Henderson. In thin city, left for her home this aflernoon. W S. Hunch, who resides In the Loon Lake section of Ihe countrv Is spending the day In Itoseburg visit ing with friends and Incidentally at tending to business mailers. The "Sha-tn Limited." duo hen. ! at 7::io o'clock this morning did not arrive until nearly 2 o'clock. I Tho delay was caused liy a slight nr. ; 'lib nt wliioh occurred In the violn-i ity of A-hland. J Mr. and Mrs. (ieorm- T. Pratt, of j Klamath Falls, who have been spend- j 1 mii in.. i.ii i.-. u;n-i in in. in vlsilliic. at tlie homo of Hr. and Mrs ! A. 1 Scthor lift for Seattle this! afternoon whore Die - former has b"in eiiK-;iL."d to preach during Ibe drilling year. i March 6th and 7th Wc take )1 ens nic in nnnouticiiig our Opening of Spring and Summer Millinery. W'i: will disj. lay an cl.'gant line of Pattern Hats. I' lowers and Pinnies. Our entire store will he thrown open to tiie pul lie and every one is cordially invited to attend. Rosebun Beauty Parlors yiBTriMitfrrgiii,niafti!Bpig i I'myiit d 'I linnmh Uk- (luili r Thn-tt Mock. KRKSN'O. (at., y,.K 2 v - UniuK-d through tin muter fur thn-r il.i, and Htii-j'-rtcd to vi'd-iu-u ;it tli l.iimls nf :;it rlot.-rs, a im-nih'T of t'i" I. W. who atit'inpti'd to Mi'-.ik on t ho Rtrwts h'-rc cj-it-day is huf-t Iiik from severe injiiii'-. nntinn followed tt.c r-'fiitl of Sin riff Ah Swain to n-reiv' oOinr ImhistriallMtH In rotmry Jail. Th" p.-nki-r knockf-d tlnwn r'j-;iti-f-ly. A b ?'iariflT who piot-'.-inl v.;i thrown ti:i(.T inn h'-r-ls of a khkii.R horse his no-- wan lirok -ti. KKKSNO. a., yu. Kf.lhiw !n tin- r-'ftisal of Sin-riff M-Sw:i!ri to rT-lv; In tli r-ounry j .1 1 1 ati) nicrt Iii'lN!-trl;;l Workern it tit' Wnrld. nrr't..fj ),y the ity joiwe fur v:i!atin of the H'rerH tp'iiKin. ordlnaiif i:)ty .tii'iai late tu-LtV o- ta!.lih"d a htof kadf which h to bf rK)fM and ijj-d an a irlion. Two Industrial Workers wro K'iL'-:)(' (Jtiard Mr h. I,d l'ent;r;i. ! .of !( loirtr. aniv"( In Kmrrne tll i Mrt...n.'-n and l U j t i Ttu Mrs. A I.! 1 peter. Sf.e n ii d lo r hut-hand, wlm ' h;iH li"('ii -inploed nt li'ietmr for !-eVe:;il ViMTh as f Tit I f i l is ia t (lie r . ! are mcvllii; to PurMand. j "I-r. I.anikln'w yerinon aro hoth inf (!l'( lira I and spiritual t reals, j 1 -it: pen.!e ,a ' 'ciils or a (l'.l;ii j to he.tr jnp'ilar li-i'lnn-K that will, imwhere ii.ar nita.-'ire up to th' t iMiuh'v di-coir-es r.f this L'reat pill- I pit orat'ir. I'nr Inirir-, eotteiice, word 1 aitii lim and po er t o t h rill (he !'iil!, he hart few e(ual. He readier th heart; (oil for the moM pari he I" d !ht; th" heart thnnj(,'h the ! --ri) He -! no oi-i-W-hi! ( htpt rap a iiT"lic-t . Inn ihe i;oi pel he preacli- -i and the re'hilnn h oin ui"nd- iire iiitetiv-tdv f PinfJanieittal, ine;i)i ' -.( hi :tr. ver-. 1 )ilni; 'I hf man 01 v-or-iMi v. ho will hln Inntru- thin f'lliy will ,e fot vert.'d all over; : tim vjni'd finnt --in fur a few week oriiv. hut navt'il from jtin and Haver , to tlnd for a tlf"-t Irn and for all eterni v " T rv ( Karina) Rfpuhli Iran Ir l.-intpkm t,-u urea' '. Kie.-t;ni at Trov lat Hunday. and K I ri'iw "n n(s wav to Ko-ieroirg wr ARRIVED! 1 i'j Rcxall Roses. Call for A Rosebush with each yours. $1.00 purchase of Rexdl Remedy. FuIIerton & Richardson The Rexall Store. Near;tlieDcpot il hr in t h" ' a mtn in at tin- atcu hy a crowd of citizens on the nM,tht churt h next Sunday.