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A "NEAR" ROIT
(Coutlnucd from page 1.)
that followed, a striker named Mc
Pud den wan knocked down by Mar
shal Kenton. Whether Ken ton 'a pro
cedure In knocking the man down
was justified la difficult to determine,
considering that the men were great
ly excited, and In a seiiBe, were not
reupunKihle for their conduct. At
any rate, the strikers allege that Fen
ton erred, and to satisfy their claims,
he in snld to have apologized.
Last night's outbreak was the first
d'Hturbunce of consequence to mark
the nreueiit strife between the strik
en and strike-breakers and was the
first time that the officers have been
compelled to draw their clubs in
urder to restore order.
Aa wan ant was Issued out of .Jus-
tiro of the F'eace Reuben Ma raters
court this afternoon for the arrest
of Mr. Corley. It Is probable that
the warrant will be served some nine
this evening In order that tho de
fendant may be arraigned tomorrow
morning.
J)r. A. K. Sether, who was called
to at ten d M r. Call , I n form ed The
News this morning that he sustain
ed three serloiiB bruises, all of which
were apparently tho result of being
kicked In the face. Mr. Call was
unconscious for several hours last
evening, nntl for a time, tho attend
ing physician was somewhat uncer
tain as to the extent of his Injuries.
WANT TAX LEVY
(Continued from page 1.)
LwCAb NKWS.
George Tucker left for Portland
today where )i& will enter Hill la
Military Academy.
A. W. Johnson, of Reston, spent
the day In Roseburg attending to
various business matters.
William Becker, a recent arrival
n Roseburg, baa accepted the posi
tion of day clerk at the Grand hotel.
K. B. Barber, county grange or
ganizer, arrived hero this afternoon
from Myrtle Creek to 8end a couple
of duys looking after business mutters.
The Richardson Art Embroidery
Club will meet nt the home of Mrs.
Minnie Lewis, at the foot of Mosher.
street, on Wednesday afternoon, Jan
uary 3.
Mrs. A. 0. Boggard returned to
her home at Kugeiie this afternoon
artor a few days spont ut Coles Val
ley visiting with , her sister, MrB.
William T. Emory.
Kdlth Clements left for Eugene
this nfteruoon where she is attend
ing college. Sho spent the holidays
In Roseburg visiting with her par
ents, Mr. and (Mrs. Frank Clem
ents. Tho MIhhos Belle and Bessie New
land and T. W. Nowland leave to
morrow morning for an extended trip
through Southern California and
Mexico. They expert to be absent for
about a month or six weeks.
Hiram Gallop left for his home
nt Woodburn this afternoon after
a couple of days spent In Kosoluirg
visiting with friends. Mr. Gallop
formerly resided In Myrtle Creek
where he Is wejl and ftivorably
known.
Miss Mnhel Albright who has been
spending the past two weeks nt
imlnls in Washington returned here
j thlH morning, Sho will restimo her
: duties as stenographer In tho of
1 Ibes of Brown & Eddy tomorrow
morning.
Urea submitted by Dr. Houck the
farming interests pay less than $8,
000, while the taxpayers of Rose
burg and the state will liquidate the
remaining f 112,000.
Attorney J. A. Buchanan said there
was no excuse for delaying the
tux levy. Inasmuch as the citizens of
Roseburg and the great majority of
the farmers favor the structure.
"The grangers have passed resolu
tions advocating tho erection of the
building," said Mr. Buchanan, "con
sequently, the county court should
levy the tax as requested."
Attorney C. 8. Jackson was of the
opinion that the members of the club
and citizens of Roseburg should pre
pare to meet the objection of the
court which, In brier, Is to the ef
fect that the additional levy will
work a hardship on the taxpayers.
Mr. Jackson declared the court bad
as much right to levy the armory
tax as they did to levy a tax for the
erection of three bridges. In fact,
Mr Jackson said there was consid
erable opposition to the erection of
ttiree bridges in one year and that
one of the contemplated structures
In erecting three bridges in one
"I nerecting three bridges in oue
season the court will work a hard
ship on the taxpayers," Bald Mr. .
-Jackson, ' while In the event but two
bridges uro erected the people will
be more than willing to levy n tax
for armory purposes."
After a thorough discussion of the
project, a committee consisting of
Messrs. Dr. George E. llouck,
Claud Cannon, Fred Hayncs, F. II.
Churchill. J. 10. rourkhart, E. L.
Parrott, Hi tiger Hermann, Joseph
Mlcelll, O. P. Coshow, Dexter Rice,
William Cobb und S. M. Miller was
appointed to confer with the mem
bers of tho county court and convey
an expression of the commercial club.
LOCAL NEWS,
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PASTURE FOR RENT Good grass
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
In tho County Court for he State
of Oregon for Douglas County.
In the matter of the estate of
Mary M. Standloy, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
dolm R. Shunt ley was, by vir
tue of an order of the above
en tf eled Court on tho 1 2tU day
of December. 11)11, appointed admin
istrator In the above entitled estate,
and all persons having claims against
said estate are leotilrcd to present
the Kiimo to tho administrator nt
Camas Valley, Oregon, within six
months from tho date hereof.
Date of first publication.
uay oi January, 1912.
J. R. STAN OLE Y,
Administrator.
O. A. Kocken, W. Kinney, W. E.
Hall and F. A. Becker, all of Cleve
land, were In the city today looking
after business interests.
The 1912 automobile license tags
are beginning to be seen on the ma
chines of Roseburg. However, from
Salem comes the report that only
1,300 tags have been mailed, while
there are 6.G00 registered machines
In the state, ns shown by the 1911
records In tho secretary of stato's of
fice. Unless the owners of the re
maining 5,200 automobiles can dis
play a tag bearing black letters on a
green background In the future, they
are subject to arrest for not comply
ing with the state law-ns alt tags
bearing blnck letters with a yellow
background are worthless after the
first of the year.
William Emery, of Umuqna, was
a business visitor In Roseburg for a
few hours this morning.
J. F. Simmons, of Wilbur, was a
business visitor In Roseburg for a
few hours today.
' '
R. R. Clark, of Millwood, spfnl
tho day In Roseburg attending to
various business matters.
C. B. Cannon was today appoint
ed guardian of Dorothy Boyd Cannon
and Wallace Tustln Cannon, minor
children.
Fred Smith and Velda Smith were
quietly married at the parsonage of
the Christian church on December
23, Rev. J. X. McConnell officiating.
The happy couple will make their fu
ture home in Roseburg.
At a road meeting held In district
No. 69 held lust Saturday at the
Cleveland flchool house, a special
tax of 3 mills was levied for the en
suing year for road purposes.,
J. d! Musgrove, who has been em
ployed in cutting wood In the can
yon above the Alley ranch on Deer
Creek for several weeks, sustained a
broken leg this morning. Accord
ing to persons who witnessed the
accident, jviusgro: was sawing a
limb from a large oak tree, when It
broke In such a manner as to fall
upon his right leg. Dr. George E.
Houck was called and dressed the In
juries. Mr. Musgrove lives near the
fcene of the accident and has a fam
ily dependent upon him for support.
LOCAL NEWS.
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ltUWAIW.
' For Information lending to the
whereabouts of a light buy nmro colt,
thirty months old, weight 1050
pounds, right hind foot white and
star in forehead, strayed from upper
Olalla about November 25. Phone or
write K. F. Lang, Dlllard, Ore.
Phone No. 22XX. swfl
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G. L. Prior
Jackson Street, between Wash
ington nnd Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Ileinline
returned here tills afternoon after a
few days spent at Medford and other
Southern Oregon cities.
Bliss Singleton and D. Leather
wood, tho former of Hosebnrg and
the latter of Wilbur, returned here
this morning after spending several
duys at Portland and vicinity.
Fairfax Parrlsh, son of Conductor
and Mrs. Fairfax Parrlsh, left for
Corvallfs this afternoon where he Is
attending college. lie was accom
panied by Bonnie Buchanan.
In yesterday's Issue of The News
it was stated that Charles A. Brand
was married to Miss Mamie Crowley,
of Portland. Such was Incorrect and
should have -read that he married
Miss Croley, who Is a stockholder In
the Overland Orchard Tracts.
At an Informal meeting of several
members of the city council this
afternoon, it was decided that here
after neither the strikers or strike
breakers will be allowed to con
gregate on the Moaner street cross
lug or on any other street In the
city. City Attorney Elbert Hermann
informed the delegation of strikers,
who chanced to be present, that they
hnd committed the last act of vio
lence, and that future outbreaks will
not be tolerated by the city. Sections
of the state statues were read, sub
stantiating! I" overy parlcular the
contention of the city atorney who
claims that assemblages, similar to
the one of last evening, are In vio-
MAYOK MU'KLiJ TALKS. ,
r
Kef jrrlng lo last night's
"near" riot, at the corner of.
Mosher and Sheridan streets,
Mayor Joseph Micelll this
morning stated that he would
take the situation in hand, and
this evening would visit the
scene in person and instruct
the strikers and strike-break-
ers to disperse, "in the event
my order Ib disregarded, I will
4 immediately notify Governor
West lh hope that he will as-
slst In quelling future distur-
bauces. I do 3t anticlate
the unpleasantness of resorting 4
4 to this procedure, however, liu 4
4 usniuch as 'the sheriff, district
4 attorney and other county aud
4 city officials have agreed to.-
stand 'pat'. This trouble must
4 be abated, and the sooner the 4
4 men Involved become cognizant 4
of the fact the better for all
4 concerned. Sheriff George 4
Qnine also says the men must
yield, and refrain from future
disturbances! 'of a disgraceful
nature."
ress of the meeting several strikers
appeared and asked that they be
given protection similar to that af
forded the strike-breakers. Inasmuch
as the city is taking no part In the
strike, further than maintaining or-"
der, the Btrikers were Informed that
their interests would be protected.
It Is the belief of Mayor Mlcelll and
the councllmen that this afternoon's
meeting will result In much uood.
- - .-.. , ... uu llIluIC uuuiuusiraiions will
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