PJjEAD GUILTY.
(Continued from page 1.)
the district attorney asked leniency
at the hands of the court.
Circuit Court Orders.
F. W. Thurber vs. W. F. Cooper,
action for money; continued.
A. u- Jackson vs. J. L. Tenney. ac
tion for money; continued.
Matt Fassett vs. Mrs. E. E. Bos-
well, damages; continued.
D. S. Knowles vs. E. L. Knowles,
suit for dlvoTce: continued.
Patrick Murphy vs. Stearns & !
Chenoweth, to recover money; refer-
red and continued.
- S. D. Whltsntt vs. W. M. Brisbin.
to recover money; Judgment for
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I Keister Ladie's Tailoring Collet
.r. eryimng pertaining to dressmaking and tailoring taught.
I Jon $25 fnr full n.u. .. . . to
inn, mures oners instruction in
.irwtlng of patterns, cuttinz and fitHno nr . ii. ..,
and fancy dresses. '
1 $15 course gives drafting of patterns without sewing.
$o course gives 10 days sewing.
We Invito Investigation
MRS. E. I. McIXTOSH, MISS FIX)REXCE McIXTOSH,
Instructor & M(jr. Assistant.
S ill
s"f A 1 HI I
Everything pertaining to dressmaking and tailoring taught. I
1 Jon $25 for full courso. This course offers instruction In ll
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III 1 u:M?;2nft -X
Rooms 4, 5 and 6 Bell Sfsters Building i Vj ' Ul
III . . II j fpc'- w L, j 1 V
III hour times as much m hrst cost It pr
I III : -:and five times as much in after fkH " " I
cost you are asked to pay for IHilS ' V
cars no more comfortable, sure ' I jfeT'l a
or speedy than the Vanadium- ! ; ff'i
built Ford. A rather expensive jp vi" x (vd.
' tribute to false pride isn't it? I '5 , V3L
RUNABOUT - $525 . I w V51.
TOURING CAR 600 "Ijs. 1$
TOWN .CAR - - . 800 S
These new prices, f. o. b. Detroit, with all equip- B Hk'fc- v'
menfc An narlv nnler will man an oarln An- m A
I III I livery. Get particular from Ford Agent for I I tSssr
llll Douglas County. G. W.Burnett, Roaeburg, Or. .Ill ' i,, 4
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You are oin to find out that thk ctnro ;c
buy shoes. Why not start now? Come in today, get fitted
wa.pauui oui Mioes ana prove to your own satisfaction
uidi uur onoes are tne otbi SHOES.
Mens' Hi Cuts
$5.00 to $9.00
Mens' Dress Shoes
$3.50 to $7.00
Ladies Dress Shoes
$3.00 to $5.00
Boys and Girls'
Shoes
-
$1.75 to $3.00
WE ARE! EXPERT FITTERS OF FEET
WefeMe'MiW&Very important that a shoe be fitted correctly if it is going
to please the wearer; That's why we guarantee perfect fitting of shoes here.
"The Shoe Man"
Perkins BkTg. : "Home of Good Shoes" Cass Street
WASHES TUBFUL IN TWO MINUTES
Wonderful Feat Of Wonder
- Washing' Machine
We have sold exactly foity-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
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plaintiff In sum of $416.
H. S. French vs. C. S. Matthews;
dismissed.
Milton Smith vs. The Kelso Min
ing Company, to foreclose mortgage;
judgment for plaintiff In the sum of
$3,000,
J. A. McLeod vs. Emma Dohl, to
recover money; continued.
Ju!o Pitchetto vs. H. Schiegelmilch,
action for money; dismissed.
Arthur West vs. William Theil, to
JorecioKQ mortgage; JudRrnent for
plaintiff In the sum of $725.
Files IIh Final It-port.
The grand jury which convened
at the court house Friday morning
filed Its final report late Saturday
evening and was discharged 'from
further duty. The final report was
brief, nnd simply set out the fact
that the Jury was unable to investi
gate all the complaints brought (o
their attention on account of lark of
time. Although in session but two
days, the Jury considered a large
number of complaints and returned
several Indictments.
Mooney Case Next,
The trial of Robert L. Mooney. I
alias George Gray, has been called I
for tomorrow morning. Mooney is!
accused by the indictments of Indue-1
ing. Kthet Metcalf, now Mrs. Frank j
Gray, of accompanying him to As-j
tori.i for Immorul purposes. Mooney j
will appear In his own behalf, while:
Wstrier Attorney George M. Brown ;
will have clcirga of the prosecution.!
The district attorney Is of the opinion ;
taht Mooney will b convicted with
out difficulty.
QuoWjitTiiiito Proceedings.
NotwIthHtand that the Rosfburg
Brewing & Ice Company. Its of
ficers and five directors, this morn
ing entered pleas of guilty on
charges of violating the local option
laws. District Attorney George M.
Brown this afternoon stated that he
would proceed with the quo-warranto
proceedings against the corporation
a few days. The quo-warranto
LI
Ft NOT WORTH
Livilig Under Present Com
petitive System.
APPEAL TO REASON OWNER
Kiilrlili-9 At Ilia Home In Giiiml
l'Y:'lnht Train TelscH's Piis
Ni'iiKpr Victims MiitilatMl
ll yond ItcroKiiition.
(Special to The Evening News.)
OIRAIID, Kans., Nov. 11. "The
I or the suicide.
IP Killed In Wrcrk.
1 NEW CHILEANS, Nov. 11. Early
tlila morning an excurxlon train on
the Yazoo " and Mlsslsnlppl Valley
railroad was run Into by a freight
near Monlz, La., whllo tho former
was taking water at a siding, and
many of the coaches wero telescoped
Tho freight was running ut SO miles
an hour, and the terrible Impact
drove the heavy cngluo through the
passenger coaches as though they
were pasteboard. Thirteen passengers
wore killed and their bodies in sev
eral Instances so terribly mutilated
that It was Impossible to tell whetli
er they were black or white, or what
Hex the victims wero. A misunder
standing of the trainmen's orders
July 6, 1912, I'lnnl Est. 8994.92
struggle for lifo under the present I caused the accident. Six other of
competitive system Is not worth ; the Injured died a few hours after
while." was the way a note road "10 collision, making a total of 19
found In the home of James Way- c,ond- Abollt ""X woro Injured.
land, ownpr of the widely read social
I dead
Twenty moro are reported fatally
I h'irf.
1st paper Appeal to Reason, who
suicided today by firing a revolver lor;!,AH ror.VTV IHrll.lH
Into his mouth. Tho note was In HKVKX XKW ItKIIXJKM
Wayland's handwriting. Tho federal
grand Jury convened at Fort Scott
to consider charges against Fred I.
Warren, editor of the Appeal to Iteas-1 Following Is a detailed statement
on, but the fact that the latter told , of the cost of tho several bridges
Wavhu.d that an Indictment would erected In Douglas county during the
also be returned against him as own- lt summer:
Total f'wt Is $HA,1H.T3 Nhflllilirook
llrblge most h'peliHlvc of All
er of ihc publication. Is not thought
to have had any bearing In the mat-! April 30. 1912, Est. Nu. 1
ter. Friends of the deceased be
lieve that the fact of his wife hav
ing been killed in an tiuto accident a
year ago and over whose death Way
land brooded constantly, is the cause
proceedings were brought by the
district attorney upon request of
Governor West, who says he desires
to annul the charter of the institu
tion. It Is like!." that the brewery
will contest this case to the bitter
end.
Drain Itriflge.
$1724.40
June 6, 1912, Kst. No. 2 ... 900.00
July , 1912, Final Est 370.90
Total 12995.30
(ilendilo Bridge.
April 30, 1912, Est. No. 1 .. $2393.82
June 6, 1912, Est. No. 2 ... 720.00
July 6, 1912, Final Est 610G.93
Total $9219.75
Riddle IlriilC4.
April 30, 1912, Est. No. 1... .11 135.62
June i, 1912, Est. No. 2.... 100.00
Total f ". $8930.54
v WIik hc.iicr lli idge.
April 30, 1912, Est. No. 1.. 1181.53
Aug. 7, 1912, EHt. No. 2 ... 11500.00
Oct. 2, 1912, Est. No. 2.. 3118.48
Total $15,800.00
Wliislon Bridge,
April 30, 1912, Est. No. 1....$ 586.80
Aug. 7, 1!tl2. Est. No. 2.... 8000.00
Nov. 0, 1912, Final Est 5198.29
Total $ 13,785.09
KhaiMhrook Itl'ldgo.
June 0, 1912, Est. No. 1....$ 1080.00
July 0, 1912, Est. No. 2.... 1800.00
Aug. 7, 1912, Est. No. 3 ... 9000.00
Nov. C, 1912, Final Est 9216.04
Total $21,096.01
Itroivn's Bridge.
July C, 1912, Eat. No. l....$1800.00
Aug. 7, 1912, Est. No. 2.... 6000.00
Oct. 2, 1912, Final Est 4567.00
Total $12,357.00
Total cost of all bridges . ..$84, 183. 72
TKArilKilS' INSTITUTE.
Notice Is hereby given that tho
Douglas County Teachers' Institute
will bo held in tho Lane school build
ing in Hosoburg on Nov. 20, 21, 22,
1912.
Good Instructors have been se
cured, and every effort mado to
make this Instltuto a success." Teach
ers you can mnko this Instltuto a
rcrord-breaker, If you lend your us
ual loyal support.
I desire the presence of every
teacher who can possibly arrange to
come.
Youra fllncoroly,
TIIUHMAN CHANEY,
County School Superintendent.
dsw-n20.