The evening news., March 18, 1911, Page 2, Image 2

THE EVENtXO XKWS. BATUHIAV, MARCH 18, 1011
THE EVENING NEWS
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Kn tit red aa Kfrtotid-clasa matter
November 5, 1910, at KuHtfburg, Ore.,
under act of .Marrh 3, 187y.
KM'l'KI)AV,"M,IC(ll IK, 11)11."
During the flint two days of the;
present colonist rat en kix t y-three
liorm-Hi'i'ltei's vi.siled Jtom-hurK. many
of whom will h.-cfime permanent rc
jdeutH of the county. That ihu wuik
iif Ihu local eommej'cial I'luh In bear
lliK fruit there in no i tie.-;! Ion, and
during tlie low railroa rate from
Ka ;tei ii points to I he W:-t miieii
Hew blood will be u.-heri d Into evi-r
nook and corner of Ioiik;:-.s count).
Sclent I Hp resea rch has disclosed
Ihul ('leoiiatra was the lirst uontan
to wear a hobble hkirt. II lerok' y
jililcs on newly excavated building
blocka in Kypt hIiow the fauiou:
tiieeri In a nmvti drawn . o
about her ank Ih that one w jijtlw;i
Jjow nhe walked at nil. Come to think
of it, Cleopatra didn't do much walk
In. She accompanied mot of her
JonnieyhiK In n b:irj;o with russ
Htriswn carelesnly uvuv the deck and
attendants lolling about in pones that,
made t he ro a I era ft look like a
TijrklHh bath turned Insliln out. One
cannot blame the ali'Midan's, per
liupH, for taking advantage of every
opport unity to loll, for Antony's
Bweetheart of a fatilt-llndliiK houses
keeper, and fc'Miernlly kept Char
mioti and her ot her attendant on
tho jump. The theory that Cleopatra
committed huIHiIh Iterance Oct a via
h ported a bobbin skirt tighter than
hor'H Ih o)!n to debate. Anyway.
Clou created (ho rolo of I In hobbled.
ADMIIIAL lKVi;V TALKS PKACK
Jlelloven in Arbitration n Trouble
From Jaaiiese Source.
WASHINGTON, March 1R.Ad
in 1 ml (leoi'KO Dewey In a Hlatemrnt
to tho United I'reHs m-Ian- that he
tiympathl.ed wit h t ho a r hit ration
vlewH of Admiral Lord lb-res ford,
but that ho wan not sanguine of
ahelr application for many years.
Lord Iteresford nald America was
bent qualified to lead the way to
ward universal arbitration. Dewey
indicated that he iImch not believe
that the Culled States should ad
vance the finest Ion of dia nil anient.
"Arbitration," he said, "Ik mak
ing progress In the settleuient of in
ternational iuesl Ions. I favor It
heart and soul, but I do not believe
that In our day we will net- suh;;tau
llal peace established on that basis.
The policy we should pursue Is best
fix pressed by (i en era I Wn rren Kelf
fir, of Ohio, who said 'In time of
MiHcn prepare to niiilntaln peace.'
There Is nothing of war ami nothing
opposliiK at bit ration In t hat sent I
inenl." Dewey referred to Hereford "b
Btatement t hat "A nierlca In abso
lulely luvnl nerab te," as a ihu pi 1
mont, addln : "There have al ways
lieeu people In this country ready to
criticise tlu army and navy in mfii;
a.lnes, but that was the case loo,
before the Ix-jilimlug of tho civil
war."
Asked about t he reported da nuer
of Japan selfim the I'a.llic coast
through midden attack. Dewey said:
It won bl take .la pan a year U
bring inn, (inn men ov.-r. Hut then
Ih no reason w hy t hey s In mid b
liroimbt. The (uestnn of Innnlma
tlon appears to have been settled to
the Ki-ueral rat blat Inn of hot h na
1lonn anil (here seems to be no other
finest ion at issue,
"I reniet to hvo t lint ianie men lu
Japan seem to feel that their coun
try did not pi tH Just de eiis lit
the new treaty,"
Tntl Midds Steel SlotK.
SI': TTI,K, March 1 K.- Mop than
f 10.IMIO.IHIO Will be invested h
1-:ni;llsll capitalists In the plants of
(he Wetter n Steel Corporal urn near
Kent lie, aecoulini; to James .
Moore, ptesidelit. Moore s;H;) th'
money will be expended in ei.nditv.
the operations of Hie ste- l mills at
lnmdale and New Wmw iul-u-r. It
V... in the near future. Il.niy Taft.
brother of ('resident T.ift Is said to
1 be heavily interested in the corpor
i atlon.
Prohibition Amendinent K tiled.
IjKS MOIXKS, .March 18. Prohi
bition via the constitutional amend
ment route lias been killed by tin
Iowa legislature, after a number oi
heated debates.
Italy's .Murder Lnus Kltfhl.
) MILAN, March IS Should I'orter
Charlton he convicted of the murder
of his wife, Mary Scott Charlton, at
Lake Como. lawyers predicted today
that he would not he given the limit
of the law. Charlton iti soon to be
brought to trial.
t'nder the Italian law, capital
pun i.:h rn en t f-s forbidden, but. the
oiinu American standi in tlnuivr ol
a t.cjit-uce ot ienai KervMude for lit'1.
'!'.! le;):.t he UOlild ret Would he a
twenty (jve year tt-r.ii. This im In.''
lour ears In a riarl; n-il. so low truil
the pri -on' r lannon stand upright.
I'rboiier.-. o-:iiii their reason uiidei
Ibe tre.ti rnenl are nMiinv-d to an a -
y htm until r;it iona! . v. n t hey are
re-transferred to the dungeon nun;
the lull lour y--ais are :-etved. The
retnalnrer of Hie enienci- if pa M (1
at bald labor.
Lank W cerk"!-n Kxpeef I'nrdoii.
WASMINO'ION'. Ma rch I v -
pardon will he rt.inted Hanker .lohn
H. Walt-h In. -hie of ix months, ac
cording to a rumor cur rem, arouml
I he dejia rt n lent, of j a. ''lice today.
Wahdi if n'-rvlnic a livt year sentence
hi I -"ii vr'ii won h federa I prl.-;on for
having Jui':.'!ed tlu; funds or the
Chimin National bank, of which he
was president. It i- also rumored
that Charles Mort' -,vjll be panimied
after he has served tv. i and one-half
yt-ai's more of his b i: . nee In At
lanta federal prison. Sine? Walsh
was sent to Leaven w ' i ! h. M i s.
Wal- h has been work it: r tile lit and
day to secure IiIk release. She hay
the hacking of a number of men
who are powerful lu political clrcbv;.
LOLAii m:vs.
llath tubs In a great variety of
styles. See Winnie Gaddls, the
plumber for something swell dtf
,1. I). Zurcher of the Commercial
Abst met ( 'onipany left for I'ltiKi'iie
this afternoon with his two children
who will remain at that rlty durlnt;
their mother's Illness at tho hospital.
.1. N. Vnnre, who lias been vblilm;
with friends and relatives at i'u.a;
lup, Wash., for tho pa t monih, re
turned last evening. Mra. Vance m-
niained for an extended visit with
her daughter in the Washington
town.
O. L. Hni'jVy received a. letter
from his wife, who has Ioh-ii sttjourn
iug in Sent hern California for the
past lew weeks, this morning, con
veying Information to the effect that
she will arrive home tonight.
All the best of the old and new
novels at the library in t he Par
rot!, building, upstairs over the Hose
Candy Kitchen. Over twelve hundred
ninnies to select from. Itooke are
etiied at 10 cents per week, duS
(!. I-:. Aldrlch, of Wilbur, and Miss
liuby Lath rap, of Troy, Idaho, were
married this alternoon at the M. Iv
parsonage. Itev. K. Olin Ktdridue of
ficiating. Tho newly wedded couple
w ill make I heir fut ure home at
Wllhu,.
Harry Williams whose home Is at
l-Nh nhower, brought to the News of
fice today a hi rue hoouet of choice
leii. wiilcii ate reria;nlv beauties, and
hawe a I r.ir.; atu c not to be outclass
ed ly the tame variety of flower
?:row ii an w -', i- in the w mid.
George Miller, who reside? In the
country, was arrested by Marshal
Huffman shortly after 5 o'clock last
evening on a charge of drunkenness,
le w 'us remanded to tile city jail
.-Ith difficulty, where he remained
until this morning when ho was ar
raigned before City Recorder Omitt.
W hen fj uest ioned by t he recorder,
Milier t;aid that he arrived here yes
terday morning for the purpose of
purchasing Kiipplies for himself and
partner, and at the lime had about
5 IS on his person. "I visited a
cou ile of soft dri.-i emporiums,"
said Miller, "and nti'T pav;ak!ng of
live or six drin ks of 'near' he -r I
fo.u my hfjad. When I awoke from
ihe drunken stupor my money wu:'
t'one, ;uid fit-re I am without a cent."
Having reason to h"lb-ve that. Mil!-r
told tne truth, City Recorder Or
'utt g; v him some fatherly advh-
:i nd alter wii U!i h.- was dischar"d
!;id ordered to proce-d out of town.
Miih-r s 'med fh li::hted at tlie at
titude fl!--pi. i yed b) the ciMirt , and
-n'-d to obey his ord'-rs without
he '.Ration.
An unknown imtn, presumably de
teriitfd, wall ed Into the sheriffs of
licti lute he t nk'ht, and in formed
Deputy Sheriff Stewart that he was
"wanted" and desired to be locked
up. liavimr no authority to commit
the new iirrival. he was turned over
;o Mar-ha! 1 1 nl't t-ia n ;,nd i.-- now
tag held hi the elt;-' jail. That, ho is
demented is the e,i'n-iil belief of Hk-offii-er:!.
BOND ISSUE IS LOST.
(Continued from Page 1.)
NiiW TODAY.
A NTi7il"Vr "RKNT Pimr or lie
fur niched rcjonw. house cent rally
located In good v.i
fall. Address V,
Ighhorhood until
O. box -ITT.
dnil' "i
WANT !; D T wo r " iabTe yi u n g"
Indies to do soliciting. Iiifuire
at 1 L':t Pine ureet. dmi'n
The lati- of W. M, Kelly, ho was
'A i en a prelim luary hea ring yest er--Lt
'u a I'hare.e of assiiull with a
da Iti.1. el oils ea poll. W ill not. I,e
know n until Monday, according to a
dei is n hi reiiehed by .lustiee of the
Peace .Maisteis this moruitu;. J us
the M.iisters had Intended to hand
dow n a decision In t he case this
I mornim;, but owim; to the fact that
j he is ln e-.l li-at inn the man s past
i hi -toi . he tie, ided to tb-lav action in
, t he t .ise (he pi e-M-nt . t lm-
j il.n he Wilt he in poss.-.v inn of stlf-
i Ih ii'ut evitb nee to warrant tl rend
; del nm t.f a de, Kh.n. K-dlv Is
i at -rased of ha iiu; draw n a nun on
A IVler-Mtl. ;t lot ,. sln.e tlealer.
OWNING
A
WATCH
is NKCi:SSATtY theso days
when time is so Important.
If you haven't a watch or
perhaps want a better one than
you are at present carrying, come
in and see what we have to offer.
Prices to suit, jour purse.
A. S. HUEY
S, I'. Watch Inspector
:eosi:iu i:o, ohm.
nt meeting, therefore would be
absolutely legal.
A prolonged discussion followed,
and finally Mr. Eddy became arous
eed, and peering at Attorney Card
well and Neuner remarked :
"i am not hero for t he purpose
of Initiating a kindergarten."
Considerable In lighter followed,
and upon restoring order Chairman
Kullertnn submitted tho motion as
amended, ar. follows:
'That the school board of Rese.
burg Hchool district No. 4. be au'.no
ri.ed to issue, bom's in the sum of
tL'ii.utio. for the erection of a g-.r!-school,
the purchase ot a site, and
purchasing the him-k.-ary t urni.m
ins." Tne motion a! so carried a
clause annulling the bond L.sue in
the sum of $7r,, Quo authorized la t
fall.
I'pon motion the members of th.
Roseburg school board were- a; point
ed as a committee to a -.ci-rtaiu avail
able sites, and report tho saa:;? at
the adjourned meeting to be held
two weeeks hence.
Wit hunt f art her discussion the
balloting was commenced. Tho meet
ing was wel at tended and intense
interest prevailed throughout.
( LAssn o;i ad i-.i; isK:i:. i s
FOR SA LK New sinule j-o.if, top
huguy, large and roomy, impure
at Moore's livery barn. Sdsw
1 1 A Y " l-'O It" BALK The i tUer C rt;ek
Stables, at tho bridge, has good
hay for sale In ton or smaller
quantities. Phono la I. dsw
Spring Opening
KdfJS Ilarred Plymouth Rock and
Hlack Minorca eggs from laying
stock, only $1 per setting. Inquire
of Wood, News oflice. tf
K 1 1 SA LI0'O R KX C 1 i A NO IC For
stock ranch, saw mill. Fine plan
ner and timlter. James McCIana
han, . rail. Oregon. daO
F 1 ' R N I T C R WKO It ' SALIC Al ofof
line new furniture, recently cost
liSS, will sell, on account of mov
ing away, for $ 1 00. Inquire at
fi34 Pino street. mtf
FOR SALK House "and Iot7"50xl00.
tiood location, Inquire at News
ollice. Xa 1
FOR SA LK Show cases. Good bar
gains. See L. II. Rhoadeu &
Co. ,Ri
1911
James A. Perry
luvilcs your inspection of
Ladies' Smart Spring Suits
? Tailored Hats on display now. Also 'complete line
jj of Flowers, Uraiils, Ornanieiits, W'vet and
Silk Kibbons anil Shapes.
1 JseJsemia2iBia!K!TO'?OT:K2t3 aaasissons.
THE ROSEBURG MARSHFIELD
and KOSEBURG-MVRTLE POINT
..STAGE LINES..
STAGES LEAVE ROSLBURU FOR BOTH POINTS DAILY AT 6A.M,
.
Office and Stables Corner Rose and Washington Sts
X C. P. BARNARD, Prop ritto
KOOM AM) BOARD Xt"V inrnisiK'U !
rooms with or without Iro.ird. Aji-i
ply 402 Fiillurton stiot't. aV
IIOrKKKKHI'INi; UOO.'.I.S FuinislT
t'll with liath. Apply at S1'5 N.
.laflisou strict. Xo cliildri'il. ilmJ2
AT TIIK
ART AND VARIETY STORE
CorniT rinc and L:iim Sm-rts
"This Centerpiece'
FEEE
Tinli'il tm lii-.c
-fl ,v:v iia!;tv 1 riiU-tte
' K."' ....J!'v v a..
; - - Irenes,
'K.7v'i"''' va'''x l';lr"
1 Richardson's
CranJ Trizo Grecian i loss to
embroider Ct':itcriiivc, ami com
plete diagram lesson, v. it li ever;'
stitch numbered.
Better Cet One To-Day,
Mi;s. c. u . in: in'oi;i, ri-oprictm-
FOIl SAI.K At u balKitin, a D-rooiu
liou.-io on Houth I'inc street. Ten;;.-
ifiiMiliaillf, I'IMHM' IUI-.I, hilllljy
l.aiitiliaus, sreatust witttf.'r laerj;:
$1..MI for 1.1. lmiHlre T. 11. Citii
non, IlL'ti West Oak street. t I'd
Ft) I i It K XT (1 iraMuvnTom cot ttiKt'
on South Jackson Htreet. For pjir-tli-tilars
call Fanners 107 dtl
II.MIV CHICKS Ftlll SAI.K Ilarntl
I'lyiiiouth liorks, Mrs. It. F. Ihtt
tou. W'iihur. Ure. l'!n;n.' Farmers
I'PXXl. iltf
WE
DIG
Many a golden opportunity for investors in real estate. Chances
to make good money they would never here of comes to our
k
iiiowleuiw,
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN REAL ESTATE
Drop in anil get acqu ainted. If we haven't just what )ou want
we will get it for you if it is to L e had.
GRANT & HATFIELD
OTice 212 Jachson Street EOSEDUTC, OREGON
THE ECONOMY MARKET
GEORGE K0HLHAGEN. Proprietor
Wholesale and retail Butcher. Tne bus the Market
aflords. All kinds of Stoik bought and Sold.
Phonf: 581
COWS W.'XTKI) ft.ici 1 to a car
loail of uood. yolilii; freh Illilrl;
rows. Sttste jri( ;tl liie'.l. A(l-
tlre-s C. It. Wyalt. lleaair, C;U.
U. F. I. 1.
i-- ) ir S AlVK'-'Oiio Uo'.irTViSe!t J'. I :.
orea hens, sixty cents each. Krt.ie
hurir (itnletis. afl,;oitt!:i StMltrs'
ll.inu'. ltd
WAX , '..Mail" atol "wire to" work
on rtimli; ciniiloyment for Inith
Apt'ly to or address Win. A. Snss
inihdi. Caltlen V'alU y Heights. Wi!
Imr. Ore. tit!
SHIKK ' .MARKS Foil SAI.K --Full
sisters, ;! and 1 ears old. Nice
span for some I's.nr, -r vhr van(-
a i:o(id train of brood mart's. In j
iiiire at Xews otl'ce. a ti' i
WHITF l.KCIIOliX KC.iiS -Kk-!
frotti tuire hred ia!ti' strains o! !
S. C. White !..:;!!. .n,s (or sale. !. !
Itarred Rocks anil Hloide Island!
Keds. ?1 for l.'i. Inquire Chun:: i
Itros. Ilakery. j
r'OT SM.K Tear. a: i le and ur.iM
land. Will sell half tny land, r.e
ticres. at per ttcre. l-:xMosnre. '
(irainace and soil ciaditions un-
exce lled. Win. A. Sussnillrh. Car-j
den 'alley. lioseliitrir Oregon, in 1 :l j
JI MIKB "FOK SA1.K S in" standard
hred lillles. cotnili:: :'. and I yea:.-!
ohl. half sisters, Kreki n. and are I
a tine lame team fur their breed. I
Well matched, and pr;;t re.tson-!
tilile. liKinire Xcws olth. tl'
FAUM " I'OK o M.F Mo in resoi i
lioe.d hettottl kit!.!, co.'d Incatiotl.
well wntcred hy ritnniii'.: streams.!
for particulars. nd Ire.s, .1. M '
Thompson, Camas Valley, Ore- !
iron. dsw-niLOi
TIM'tKK l.NH FOit S M.K !:.:'
a res of ti iili o- iuiid in s.'crion s,
he r."i;e T W . lv.it of this
is ri'.w hoitem. .,t in .tlie
world when rle.ir,',! For parll
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Roseburg, Oregon
l'hojm Slain 21.51 11 work (irst-class
Commercial Abstract Co.
! Abstracts of Title
Filing Papers Prepared
I North Jiulisoii tt
Insurance, Etc.
Bonds of all, Kinds Furnished
ItOSFUllttJ, OKKGO.V
We are here not for our own
health but for yours. WeTgive you
Good
Wholesome
and
Nourishing
Foods
We are most careful as to quality.
Yqu'll find our lines are the best.
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Try our leading brands of coffee:
White House in the berry, and
'Barrington Hall, ground steel cut.
Roseburp; Rochdale Co.
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