THE EVEXJN'O XEWS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1011.
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PROMTNESS IN FILLING ORDERS A FEATURE OF OUR BUSINESS
When out shopping don't forget
LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATES '
They taste so good. We novur saw its equnl.
We Always Have a Fresh StocK of these Pure Goods
"'roreans 'an to Dynamite
Ministers Special Train
FORTY MEN ARE UNDER ARREST
the Event of Convktion They, Will
Ito Executed King Loader of
(iiuig Is llrothei' of As
sociation. FOR SALE AT
Marsters Prescription Pharmacy
TI ETC
Quality Pharmacists
(Special to The Evening News.)
SEOUL KOREA, March 15. A
Service Day and Night
plot to assassinate former War Minj
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Governor General Korea, by dynamit
ing a train upon which lie was trav
eling, was frustrated through the
American missionary, who sent out a
warning early today. Forty Koreans
have been arrested and are being
held awaiting an investigation upon
the part, of the oilicera. In the event
of conviction they will be executed.
The military police today arrested
An Ming Ken, who is believed to
bo the ring leader of the gang, lie
is a cousin to An Chung Ken, as
sassin of the late Prince Ito, who
was resident general of Korea,
Division Is Complete.
SAX ANTONIO, Tex., March 15.
Eight a ad one-half days since the
order for mobilization was issued,
the entire First Division was encamp
ed and completed today. Th arrival
of the ninth cavalry completed the
division, while skeleton divisions are
being filled by raw recruits arriv
ing hourly.
Would Justify War.
WASHINGTON, D. C, March 15
Some persons who profess to know,
believe that t lie positive statement
of Secretary Knox to the effect that
the American youths now Imprisoned
at Juarez, Mexico, as spies, were cap
tured on American soil, is true. They
scout the contention of the Mexican
officials that the men were captured
near Juarez as contended.
According to the international pro
cedure, .Mexico's stand would justify
pushing troops over the frontier. In
the, language of Secretary Knox, Mex
ico's stand in the matter, will enable
the United States to force the Japan
ese question to an Issue and prevent
the Mexicans favoring Japan to so-j
euro power.
War Is Eminent.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 15.
It was oili chilly announced here to
day that unless China replies to Rus
sias mandatory note within ten days
further procedure will be left to the
war office. It is understood that
military demonstrations against Chi
na will be pushed vlgorolsly. Secret
reports indicate great military pre
parations in progress in China. The
Chinese council received the Russian
ultimatum today.
leaves For Albuquerque.
EL PASO, Texas, March 15.
Leaving behind all questions of
maneuvers, ex-President Theodore
Roosevelt today left for Albuquerque
nfter a busy three hours spent in
this city. A delegation of former
Spring Opening
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James A. Perry
Invites your inspection of
Ladies' Smart Spring Suits
Tailored Hats on display now. Also 'complete line
of Flowers, Braids, Ornaments, ViOvet and
Silk liibbons and Shapes.
THE
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Cass Street, Cor. Rose. Fred Schwartz, Proprietor
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We Invite Your Patronage. Rates Reasonable
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The Fulton Go Cart is thebest that
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The sulky runabout is just what you
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L H. RHOADES &C0.
$3,000.00 WORTH OF 2nd HAND GOODS WANTED
rough riders escorted him to Albu
querque, where a convention of
rough riders is now in session. It is
estimated that 4 00 former rough rid
ers will be in attomiiinie at this con
vention. liiiilt'oads Are Fined.
BUFFALO, X. Y., March IT..
Th New York Central railroad was
fined $:15,000, and tho Pennsylvania
railroad $20,0011 in the United Stales
District court here today. The case
involves the Standard Oil Company,
which corporation, is said to have
been given a rebate on oil shipments
about four years ago.
Ouo Man Killed.
S10ATTLIO, Wash., March 15.
Knuto Davland, a laborer, was crush
ed to death, and five persons were
injured by flying timbers here to
day. A house was being raised, and
collapsed. Divand, who was under
the building was killed almost in
stantly. Tho injured were insido of
the structure at the time ot the ac
cident. liuildfng Collapses.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., March IB.
One of tht most horrible accidents
to happen here for years, occurred
this morning when the building
formerly occupied by the G. H. Kails
Hardware Company collapsed. Three
men were killed outriglit, while live
are dying, and nt least fifteen others
are supposed to be hurled under the
walls.
The nccident occurred without
warning, and the men who were
employed in clearing the ruins re
cently caused by a fire were caught
like rats in a trap. Immediately
following the accident the injured
men were sent to the hospitals, and a
large force of men were set to work
in hone of unearthing the bodies
from tho ruins.
A IHsastroHB Fli-e.
MlLWAUKIlO, Wis.. March 15.
Fire today destroyed the entire
stock of the M. lltlty Lumber Com
pany, consuming at least ten mill
ion feet of lumber valued at anprox
Imntely $300,000. The flames
threatened the Menominee Valley
manufacturing plant for a time, but
were finally subdued. Fireman Frank
Clark fell off a ladder while engag
ed In duty and is dying at a local
hospital.
One Man Killed.
RAN' IU2UNAKIUNO, 'Cal.. March
ir, One man is reported kilted, ami
iwentv others injured as the result
of a headon collision between Santa
Fe passenger trains. N'os. 41 and 42,
near Olendora, this afternoon.
Train In Dispatched.
LOS AN'OELKS. Cal.. March 1a.
A special train bearing physicians
and nurses was dispatched 1o the
!-cne of the wreck near Olendora
tliis afternoon. Tho injured will be
brought to this city.
OlIITU VUY.
Mrs. .Tns"ph McKce passed away
at h'r home in this city, Friday even
ing. .March 10, I'M 1.
Mrs. MeKee. had been an invalid
years and of late ilraih was almost
daily expected. The remains wtre
interred in the Yoncalla cemeter
Sunday afternoon. March 12. The
large number of Borrowing relatives
and friends in attendance told plain
ly the high esteem in which Grand
ma, as Mrs. Mch.ee was known, was
held.
The funeral services were conduct
ed by Key. Croat, of Cottage- Crov",
and the many in which the Master's
promises were expounded, together
with cheering words of comfort and
consolation aided materially in dis
pelling the gloom fnmi the hearts of
those left to nioiun. C.rnn-tma Mc
Kce was beloved by all who knew her
and her home, while, she was well,
and strong, was always open to the
voung folks and lho.se. less fortunate
than herself.
While death to her was a benefae
tor. there are none but will mi.--s her
and the glowing twilight of her mem
ory will lie like u rainbow, blight
and li'Miitiful, enslaved on the L -ii i f
to remain forevr.
li.'n'h was th" iiebratnr oT Hint
w! f ret dom cannot n :!.-; i!e
physician of Mm whom in"iMn"
cms not cure; the comforter of Him
v. hon tim cannot coir-oie 'ui'n:i
M;n".r;m-t Kingerv w ,e-' horn in F'"t
tuti r oil lily. 111., .f j mi ar v . "
November 4. lvrr yt" w;ts numicd
to Joseph McKe,.. ci;;;t children
e !r tn;'on. hi te y r
r.7 i ho family riiov .1 in ... 'u-fc'i
nd in 7I they tnov d to On-snn.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MHKTIXC.
Pursuant to notices heretofore
posted calling a school meeting for
tho IStli day of March, 11111, for
tho purpose of submitting tho pro
position of contracting a bonded
debt of school district No. 4, Doug
las county, Oregon, for the purpose
of purchasing a site and erecting
thereon a grade school building- for
said district that there be also sub
mitted the proposition of selecting
said site for said school building, and
tho following sites will bo submitted
at tho said meeting, to-wit:
Voto for One. Mark (X) in the
square before the site for which you
wish to vote.
Proposition I. Block No. 19,
Kinney's Addition to tho city of;
Hosehurg, Oregon. Prico $1,000.00.'
Proposition 12. That parcel of
hind on Washington street between
Kane iind Chad wick streets, the
same- being 105 feet, by 220 feet.
Price, $10,000.
Proposition It. Quarter block.
corner of Washington street and
Chadwfck street, being 161 feet by
120 feet, being lots One (I) and
Two (2) of lllock Twenty-One (21)
of the city of Hosehurg, Oregon.
Price, $4,500.00.
Proposition 4. Lots Fifteen (15),
Sixteen (10) and Seventeen (17) of
lllock Eighteen (IS) f tho city of
Roseburg. Oregon. Price $(1,000.00.
Proposition n. Commencing on
the northeast corner of Lane street
where tho same Intersects Watson
street; thenco running east 240 feet
along Lnno street; thenco north 158
feet, adjoining the land of J. V.
Hamilton; thenco west 140 feet;
thence south 181 feet to place of be
ginning. Price, $2,500.00.
Hy order of tho Hoard of Direc
tors, School District No. 4, Douglas
county, Oregon.
Dated tills day of March.
1911.
J. C. FULLEUTOM,
Chairman of Hoard.
GEO. NEUNER. Jr.,
Clerk of Hoard. m-8
L. C. Hicks, of the Rutherlin Land
& Water Company, Informed a News
representative this morning that two
carloads of Eastern tourists will ar
rive at Sutherlin tomorrow for the
purpose of looking over tho country
In that vicinity.
When you come to town
Don't forget to visit the
Water Front Dry Goods Store
Sheridan Streets for Your Suits
PALACE THEATRE
McKenzie
Merry
Makers
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
AND EVENING
"Tennessee's
Partner"
Wednesday ami Thursday
"House of a
Thousand Candles"
Up-to-Date Suits from $10.50 to $25
Everything new in the suit line
Overalls. Shirts. Hate Pane Sh
We can dress you from head to foot cheaper than you
can sieai tne goous. wvt; US A TKIAL.
D. J. JARVIS
Good Things to Eat
Is Our One Specialty
It you nro fond of foodstuffs extra good in quality always
fresh mid crisp BomothliiB that wilt tlcklo tho nalnto whon your
npjiotito is at Its best or worst Hint's us. Wo havo tho Roods
nt our coiiiiiimul und can satisfy all tnstos. Docomo a regular
customer and llvo good as well ns happy.
NORTH SIDE GROCERY CO.
Phone 324 Roseburg', Ore. Hay, Grain, Feed
j CHURCH BROTHERS'
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IT'S GOOD BREAD
IT'S NEVER SOUR
Mai Saturday and Sun
day, flood Music
Machine Made
Pies, Cakes, Pastries of all Kinds
CASS STKEET
PHONE 135
DELIVERY
BREAD
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liiifiiiH-s mutterR JUKI Vbitlli
fi-i'-riii.
In )i"f'iin: with t)!.-' modern
Mielh'.'if. of !.fc;i'l ;ir.. ji.Hry
n.akini; 1 luve nn'.iilli" a pat
ent. liri'Mtl and iiantery mixer,,
thiiK t;:vii:j,' my patrons the lien
e!H of the n.ot ari'rfv.-d n:etli-
o !s in the art of I, read making.
Th" pro-duets now tinned out at
tliiij iiakery are npial to any in
the mate. A trial will convineo
you. We carry all the fniod
th!r.i'! in pa-trylami, fresh and
crip every day.
THE U.MPQU BAKERY
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! REAL ESTATE!
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I City Property Business Propositions
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