TURKS PREPARE To Set up Their Capital in Asia-Minor. . cold. There are no surgeons In the city, and there is great suffering from this fact. Neither Is there any fuel, and all trees and shrubs In the place lhave ll'ien cut and 'burned, Bombardment by Montenegrins goes on steadily. c LOCAL NEWS. VlUIIIVtt. UA5I IN I U rLAffltb JT- Thinks Job Too lli(! For Wil- n President l:kvt Takes j I ' W' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 n Niiiun Cabinet. ! (Special to The Evening News.) PARIS, Nov. 7. The fall of Con stantinople is expected at any time, and It is conceded that a massacre of Christians will follow the occupa tion of the city by the allied urniiea. Reports come from the palace that the Sultan Is preparing to transfer his capital to Bruza, Aria Minor. Turkish atrocities and butcheries of untold members of Christians at Reodesto have been conf irqied. Wom en and children have been slain in the city and country, and in many cases were thrown nlive into "the flames of their burning homes, lleyoml His Control. TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 7. That the Wilson administration will be a complete failure was predicted here today by Eugene V, Debs, the de feated socialist candidate for the presidency. Debs alleges that Wil son will "find himself face to face with a situation utterly beyond his mortal control." Wilson CJoes To nelimmln. PRIXCETON, Nov. 7. The per sonnel of the cabinet will be decid ed upon during the visit of Governor Wilson and wife to Bermuda. They will leave here November 16 and be gone two weeks. A private yacht has been placed at their disposal for the trip. Upon his return to Ameri ca It is probable that the cabinet will be named, Wilson is planning to present some reform measures to the New Jersey legislature after New Years. Rcfiit;ps SlarvinK. BUD A PEST, Nov. 7. Refuges from Scutari; state and city, are slow ly starving. Soldiers and non-combatants are limited to one meal a day, and that consists of rice. The Turks have seized all the cattle, horses and dogs, and all stores are 1ltnn1in nnnilKlnno O A 1 mH- terlally to the suffering of the peo ple, whose clothing is insufficient for adequate protection from the winter Read the Lyceum Course "ad." in this paper. n5 Rev. Charles Wilson Baker went I to Sutherliu this afternoon. I i S. J. Jones, a local capitalist, has been appointed baliff of the circuit court. Frank B. Rutherford, of Myrtle Creek, is a business visitor in Rose burg today. ,?. i-M i " -" i lIrs. Ben Bullwinkle, of Riddle, ar rived here this afternoon to spend u day or two with her parents. See the new Kalian Relief work combined with punch work, on dis play at Grave's Art Emporium. tf John Alexander, the Glide mei , chant. sjent the day In Rosoburg i looking' after business matters. For mill work nnl high quality lumber of nil kinds, call on the J. (. Klook Lumber Company. Phone 100. "Wo deliver the goods" tf Mrs. Ethel Elfert, of Medford, ar rived hero this afternoon to spend a few days visiting with her sister-in-, law. Tor mill work and high quality lumber of all kinds, cull on the J. O. FIoolc Lumber Company. Phono 100. "Wo deliver tiio goods" tf William Van Burcn left for his home at Portland this afternoon af ter a few days spent In Roseburg campaigning for a "wet" town. Blankots, Comforts and Spreads. No Ice cream Blankets here, all full weight and full size. Best all wool Blankets in the City. Call and he convinced. RICE & RICE. tf Senator-elect Goerge Neuner last evening received a telegram from Frank Wulte, at present in San rrancisco, in which the latter extend ed his congratulations, to Mr. Neu ner. ; I Have your corns removed by Drs. Fowler & Porter, of Portland, now at Howard's Snoe Hospital, 125 Cosb street. Removing ingrowing hails a specialty. Painless work guaranteed. Isadora Rice, spent the day in Roseburg attending to various busi ness Interests. . A great labor savet self-wringing mop. Order now. J. W. Mote, P. O. bo.x 107, Roseburg. ulo Lester Mosler, of G-Hde, spent the day in Roseburg attending to var ious business interests. E. M. Ollivant and wife, of OUalla, spent yesterday In Roseburg attend ing to business matters. James Wright left for Woodville this morning where he will spend a few d.iys with relatives. Jack Wilson, of Canyonvllle, left for his home this morning after a few days spent in Roseburg. Mrs. F. L. Russell, left for Toledo, Lincoln county, this morning where she will spend the winter. (ill EAT DRAMATIC TREAT. Mine. Harriet Labadle, dramatic interpreter of plays, will appear at the Palace theatre, November 13, in aid of the 95 Mental Culture Club. Mine. Labadio will present the great play "The Pigeon' the entiro play with full cast of characters, will bn given In the form of a dramatic in terpretation. 1. Mine. Labadie is acknowledged by critics as the best in her lino since .Mrs. Scott Siddons and Charlotte has devoted her life to dramatic work has devoted her lifeto dramatic work and is the originator of this par ticular form of dramatic interpreta tion which sbo Is using for the pro duction of the plays in her reper toire. 2. Mme. Labadie Is a member of the Notional Geographic Society and of the Browning Society of Philadel- Come To Stubb's Store And Lay in a Supply Don't Han The Kitchen in Small Why? "THERE'S A REASON" Nothing is gained by running low on groceries. You simply pay more when buying in small quanti ties. You can buy to better advantage in quantities and pay less than if you bought in pints and pounds, besides you are continually running out of something just when you need it. Our sppnial saV on Saturday was so pood that Ave are ffoing to try it airnin, coming on next Wednesday will have a spcci.il sale for Wednesday and Saturday only. Wait fH' the days. ;v It Will Save You Money SATURDAY SPECIALS 16 I' i Dry Orain Sugar $1.00 1 gal. Imp. Italian Salad lis J Wheat Kloiir $l.a."i (KT sk 0M ner ga) Cod 3oc Coffee at 30 mt Hi. , v''r" r." "... Bars of any Kind ot 6c. ' m- " C "m Cor" '"c Soap 2."c '2 d"z- FniT Standard . Kellogs Corn Flakes 1'tc Tomatoes Tc inn llis Hilrlianl:s Potatoes ItOe pin pickles Just Arrived Post Tostles l"e ppr d( Arm and II. Soda He Snvder Catsup, per bot iitlc llluing pt. bot He Kanry Eating Apples per Ijx noe Amonla pt. bottle He Jersey Queen Milk, 3 cans 2."ic 1 full gallon Hulk Syrup.... r,rc f n Ik Salid Oil for cooking 3 jars Knights .Mustard .... !Nc per gal 00 1, lOqt Pall IMc He?l Hulk Krnut (Home, 1, 12qt. Pail 30c Made! per 1 ..... He 1 A-l Broom 4lle AM M.V.W OTHKHS Watch For Our Saturday Special Out in Thursday's Paper YOURS FOR BUSINESS. "The Store That Saves You Money" FRESH ROYAL BREAD DAILY. R. STUBBS t ! Irvine Gardiner, of Myrtle Creek, j is siwndins a few days in Roseburg ! attending to business mutters. Hermann Marsiers, plumber is prepared to Install gas fittings ai well as pipe bouses. He guarantee? satisfaction. t' Rast & Xegley, the plumbers, were this morning awarded the contract for plumbing three residences now in course of erection by Henry Denn & Son, in the Grove. Jerry Fulkerson, of Portland, who has been sjending the past few days in Roseburg left for points in the southern part of the state this morn ing to look after business interests. Mrs. A. J. Carman and children left for Grants Pass this morning where they will Join their husband i and father who is employed by tb Southern Pacific Company at tiiftt place. Mrs, Carrie Settle, of Oakland, ar rived here this morning to appear as ja Av f less Jn the case of the State vs. R. U Moory. Mrs.' Settle is the woman from whom Mooney Is alleged to have embezzled something over J50. j County Clerk Edward Lenox and his assistants will commence the task of canvassing the vote of the recent election tomorrow. TVo dayB will be required to com plete the work. John W. Campbell and wife re turned here last evening from Port land where Mr. Campbell received the election returns. Mr. Campbell was the bull moose candidate for congressman from the first congres sional district and was defeated by W. C. Hawley. Wong Your, who conducts the New York restaurant, at the cor ner of Jackson, and Washington streets was arreBted late yesterday accused of working hla waitresses more than CO hours per week. The neensed will probably be arraigned In court tomorrow when he will en ter a formal plea. f ah 7 zy V? a it - . ? 5 ''f-y .1l,-;t :VT": fa' 1 .ft H H I I j Patrick J. Lynch, an Astoria rapl ! tallst. and George II. Dryaut. forni ' er iollceman at Astoria, arrlveil here this morning and will appear as wlt I nesses for the state In tho cast of ' tho state against U. U Mooney, who la accused of embezzlement. Moon ' cy was arrested at ABtorla follow- i ing his depnrturo from Oakland, Or., ! with Ethel Metealf. Frank M. Lenman, who has con ducted a pressing and cleaning "par lor" over the Eugene Loan & Sav ings Bank for several months past, is somewhere out in Southern Oregon with a Ford automobile which he ob tained from a Junction City man yesterday by giving him a worthless check on a Eugene bank for $lrn a? part payment, and the officers are Reeking his arrest on the charge of obtaining money under false pre tenses, Lehman, who Is aged about 2f yearB. Is supposed to bo with his partner, C. I). Echols, and two oth er men. They were seen going through Voncnlla, In Douglas county, about six o'clock last evening, but no trace has been found since. They were In a great hurry when they passed through Yoncalla and did not stop there at all. The officers to whom the sheriff's force telephoned today say that the road out south of Yoncalla Is very bad and It Is doubtful If an auto can get much further. According to that Informa tion Lehman and his companions are either held up somewhere on the road or have abandoned the auto mobile and taken the train for Cal ifornia. The owner of the automo bile left on the afternoon train to day for Yoncalla to assist In the phla, tne largest ani propaniy tho most influential l'rurary society1 lu VmeHcaj. She U .an (associate j member of the Dr:-ma League of America, and re'i.ieaentative at largo of the American Playgoers Associa- j tlon of New York. i The Dr una league of America Is i recogul''-;d and approved by the j lcatiltiri theatrical producers, dram atl' critics, and actors, of this coun try, many of whom are members of the League. The object of the League, to stimulate an Interest In the best drama and to awnken the public to the Importance of the theatre as a social force and to Its great educational value If main-i tallied on the high level of art and morals, Is carried out by Mine, ba ilable In her dramatic Interpreta tions. Jll. Immediately following her appearance In New York, April 26. 191 2, before the Century Theatre CI jbj the American Playgoers elected herj their representative at large After her dramatic Interpretation ol "Tomorrow," she was the guest o honor of the Club at a lunch glveu at the Astor Hotel. A special ar ticle on her work appeared In the August number' of (1912), of "The Theatre," a magazine published In New York and devoted to the best dramatic and operatic events of each month. In a special Rann Kennedy num ber of "The Dramatist", April, 1912. an exclusive magazine on the drnma. written and edited by Luther n. Anthony appeared an article 'on Mine. Labadle's work In "The Ser vant In the House," entitled, "A Play In the Pulpit," In which Mi. Anthony showed the vulue of hei dramatic Interpretations In their influence in uniting the Interest o! ihe church and the theatre as a mora! force In the social life of today. Plays In ller Hcpcrlolrv. A Doll's House, liedda Gabler. nu j Enemy of the People and the Mastot Mulldcr, by llenrlk Ibsen. The Pigeon and Joy. by special per mission of the author John Galswor thy. The Servant In the House and the Terrible Meek by apelijil iermlssion of the author, ChnrlcH Hann Ken nedy. Michael & His Lost Angel by spec ial permission of tho author, Henry Arthur Jones. Tickets sold by private subscrip tion and w'lll bo reserved next Mon day at Marster's drug store. WASHES TUBFULia TWO MINUTES Wonderful Feat Of Wonder Washing' Machine We have sold exactly forty-five Wonder Washing Machines in this community. It is the most wonderful machine on. the mar ket, for cleansing the clothes, and making blue ;Monday easy. The Wonder is now well tried and proven. We absolutely guarantee The Wonder Washing Machine. You may buy one and try it until you are perfectly satisfied. We use the Wonder in our own homes. We know the work it saves, and ask you to be sure and try The Wonderful Wonder W. STRONG THE FURNITURE MAN Keister Ladie's Tailoring 'College Everything pertaining to dressmaking and tailoring taught. Tuition 26 for full course. This course ofrors Instruction In drafting of patterns, cutting and fitting of coats, cloaks, tailored and fancy dreBses. 115 courso gives drafting of patterns without sewing, fii courso gives 10 dayB sewing. Wo Invito Invesllgalloii MltS. K. U M.INTOH1I, MISS 1 UlllKXt E MclNTOSH, Instructor Mgr. Asalstiint. Rooms 4, 5 and 6 Bell Sisters Building the msjMMl ACCURATE 21 CALIBER Rcpeafcg f BETTER THAN EVER THE ALBANY APPLE SHOW November 13 and 14, 1912. 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