WtATHER Yesterday's Highest Temp . 89 Last Night's Lowest Temp - 55 Fa.r Toj ijrht and Thurs ihiy; C !)lei' Thursday. VOL. IV ItOSEUUKG, DOUGLAS OOCNTV, (MKCiOJi WKII.VIIAY, NKITKMIIKlt 17, 1IM: No. ava FAIMS OPEN Gov. W est Makes Plea For MoivsParm Development. SPLENDID SHOWING PRODUCTS 3IeIrose a d South llcer Oeck (iran. Ses Hi to Excellent Displays-Pi-od ft'ls Shown Are -Muny a ail Various ideal Weather. Provide ,r.e seems to have smiled upon the ipening day of Fair week in this cy, for neither a sign of cloud nor probable rain was in evi dence whi a the morning broke for the first . Jay of Douglas County's first annu, , fslr In fact the weath er conditi ,ns are perfect and prom ise to con Inue so during the entire week. Teams egan to arrive at the ground as mrly as seven o'clock this morning a ul from then on till after noon a coi :inuous stream of wagons buggies an I autus made their way to and into :he grounds. By noon fully 1500 people had assembled in various pt ts of the beautiful fair grounds. Here ar,di there under trees and 1 i the shade along the lit tle stream hat wends its way quiet ly through the park could bo seen ' groups of happy contented people eating the: i' noon-day lunch. Many children v. re in evidence, most of them havii 5 come from the country jtrt rural districts with their par ents to en: py tie Grangers' Day. The mor ing program consisted of an address by Governor Oswald West. He rrived on the 9:30 train from the n rth and was met at the depot by i fiw of his personal friends and then whisked out to the grounds in bounty Judge Rico's ma chine with the judge at the wheel. Governor V est spoke briefly on the value of th farms to the state and the possibll lies tor more energy di rected towa d the farm. He praised the Grange s for their effective or ganization hd told them to keep ; the got 1 work. The governor dwelt at so, e length on the need of more peopl to fettle and develop the untillec land of the stato and said that th ough county fair exhib its people ould really learn what kind and 1 anlity of 'pro.ducts the soil of Oreg. 1 could raise. The racei started at promptly 2 o'clock thlB fternoon. The program for today e isisted of a 2-yera-ol.l-trot with a iufso of $150.00. There were only fc ir starters. Man of War. Miss Weilad f. Bonnlola and Valcen. Ttte second, bco was the 2:30 pace with a pun 1 of I2BQ.O0. In this race there 1 ere nine starteds. The third race 1 s a 2:15. trot with a $30ti.00 pur e. Flight horses only started. In lddltion to these Hire barnePH race there was a half mile running raci and a two mile relay race, each w! h a purse of $100.00. ODI S AND ENDS. to lions Item IMrkcd lp nnil Cut Short ft r Eany Digestion, OAKLAND Cal.. Sept. 17. As the latest devek pment in Oakland's antl vice cms ide. orders were Issued for the cloi.Ii: ; of the restricted dis trict by Jnnu. ry 1. 1914. i,OS ANGt LES. Sept. 17. Frank .1 Heney ha- announced his candi dacy for the V. S. senate to suc ceed George 1 , Perkins, whose term expires Marc1 4. 1915. Heney be came kiiov.fi n the Pacific coast through his f;i,ion with.the graft prosecution lr a Francisco. He Is a progressive .i an ardent supisirt er of Governf : Johnson. SAN HER. RDINO, Cit.l.. Sept . 17.- Wearinf I'mr suits of under wear, seven ; tlrs ol stocking two of them women's silk hose and three suits l clothes, John Kulnz wfi4 arrested and held for examina tion. When lenrehed. officers went through 5 7 picket. 1X)8 -AX5f LE8. Sept. 17. Peti tions to Inlet; te an antl-prlze fight lisw in CRllfo - ila are being circulat ed here with 'ie Uicking of the con srtitHtions o 1 00 Iia Angeles htwehes. Tl tusands of signatures have been aff i"d. LONDON. -yi'l- 1"- D Is now es timated that Priiice?.( Mary. King G"'i'!e's datlfMer. nia not after all aepear ftfi brl' smald to her cousin, the Duchfss o Klfe. Queen Mary In sists that thi flncess should have (So po&t cf I' mor, hut the duchess, who has. hu.. ''ery little to do with the arrang.o:m for the wedding, de-'larea that If younger sister. Princess Mst I. ought to be -hler bridesmaid m ficr nearest relative. PORTUAN" , Sept. 17. For de scending; 60 eel into, a well filled with (taa Iron an exploded charge rf dvnamlta ,m' rcnlng Ahraham liiidebrand a 1304. William i Reidy, a carpenter, has been award-! ed a Carnegie hero medal. WALL WALLA, Wash., Sept. 17. j With a pile of straw a sa bed and with no one to give her attention but ' her husband, Mrs. C. W. Campbell i gave blrt h to a seven and one half I pound boy nenf Weldon station on Hie .Northern Pacific While waiting for a train the stork arrived. Mother ana child are doing nicely. PORTLAND, Sept. 17. That Eng land and Germany certainly will be represented at the Panama Pacific exposition at San Francisco was the declaration here of C. S. Fee. a fair director, and passenger traffic man ager or tile Southern Pacific. He be lieves that England and Germany cannot sit idly by and sea France gobble the honorB. OALAltMHA THKSTI.K 1-IltK. Crew of Train No. 17 Discovers and Kvlluguislics Itlnze, What Came near being a very dis astrous fire occurred last night 'when the Calapooia trestle situated about a mile north of Oakland, caught fire last night. When train No. 17 came along about 9:40, they found the tristle burning fiercely. The fire man and engineer, with the assist ance rendered by the rest of the train ciew soon subdued the flumes The passenger train then went ncross but all other trains ero hold until Hie bridge could be repaired all about twenty ties were humeri out and the rails and many of the larger beams badly twisted. As a re- uit or the damage train No. 17 was about three hours late and Nos. IB. 14 and 11 were also sllghtlv de layed. , 2 YEARS Two Thousand Dollar Fine is Added to Sentence. CAMINETTI CETS 18 MONTHS Fine of anno Att,li,i t,, liner's Sentence .lodge Dcihuiiii iil Society That Winks at Hncli Affairs. (Special to The Evening New.) SAN FIIANCISCO. Sept. 17. iiiuge van Fleet. In pronouncing sentence upon Maury I. Dlggs and urew camtnettl Mr transporting Marsha Warrington and Uila Nor rls to Keno for Immoral purnosea, did not devote much time to the two convicted men for the part Ihev plav ed In the transaction, hut In scathing terms the learned Jurist denounced the condition of present day sorlety which winks at so lax a state of mor ality among the ieople that arfalrs like the Dlggs and Camlnettl rase are possible. In no uncertain terms Judge Van Fleet also called parents Into account for so grossly neglect ing their responsibilities a to rea. ner u possible for Marsha Warring ton and Uila Norrla to mil Into the hands or their despollers Dlggs and Camlnettl. The two convicted men. who were tried and round guilty of white slavery, were dealt with brief ly by the court, who sentenced Dlggs to two years In Han Quentln and Camlnettl to eighteen months' Im prisonment. The former also as fined In addition the sum of J2.000, while Camlnettl had added to his prison sentence an Jinno fine. Doth men were (minted a ten-dnys stay of execution and released on bonds. . Sorry They lictt. SAN DIEGO, Sept. 17. Derlarlni; that they were sorry that they had left their ranches and property in the hands or the Mexicans when they believed that there was little reason for fleeing, 139 men, women nnd children errlved here on the United States cruiser Buffalo today. These people state that they left Mexico on the urgent appeal of the Wilson ad mlnloratinn, but expressed a deter mination to return to their farnia and property at the very earliest, possible date. They profess to be hlehlv In censed because they say that the condition or affairs were misrepre sented to them. They prepared a statement while entente on Ihe cruis er in which the blame tor their hur ried flight from Mexico Is placed up on the Wilson administration. They declare that they had not been dis turbed by the .Mexicans. XOTICK TO ODD KEI.IX)WM. All Odd Fellows are urged to be present at funeral services of late Bro. C. S. Smith at the undertaking parlors at 10:00 o'clock Fridav a. m Will meet at I. O. O. F. hall at :3o! Full attendance at requested. U K. MILLEDOE. 1 Gen. Rel. Com.. I. O. O. F. DIGGS U.S. SHIP IDAHO Wins Penant For Accuracy of Her Gunner?. PARENT OUTWITS A LOVER Ihuig'tei', Thinking She Is I '.'loping Is With Her Father's Clerk, Whisked Away In Dad's Automobile. NEWPORT, R. I., Sept. 17 r roni the great mast of the S. 8. Idaho there flies a little triangular! tnat tne.otircers and crew gaze upon with nroiid reverence. For this Is the badge that announces to, test w?trhdh!!ai """w " test with the dreadnaughts of l'ncle Sam's fighting fleets, has proven I nerself the peer of all. From the. rnrhoil,i hn.t wri i i , ...i ..... ..... t ,,,,,,, , ,, ,,,, i, is auove water), from the submarine' A-2 float similar banners, showing; that they are the cracks of their ill- vlRlo"is. The navy has just finished Its an-1 nual battle practice, and the stand-i ings have been added up. Gunning! f,!'d .,riBl,:eer'"B-8h?0,in,R.ft,,d l""" - I ".""V'11.1" ha,vo i'.fP the trials and thej rlvnlry and eflfciency of this year, " " -iiiwea 811 ine otners. ., i1 aU,.es',.l,.)., 'i'",88 ,", , ,, , ' " ,:, "a ,ouu 1 n ntn. ...... mo Lian, juu pur cent in en-i ."tlr.-'"," '"mat 87.818 which' ..... ,,.,t,,u fti.t, sui till HS INI! IM'Sl handled craft. The Idaho's perfect gun score of 100 as against the Utah's of 80 per cent won It tho margin, however. Tho other vessels In the first division were: Michigan, 86: New Hampshire and Florida. 78, and Maryland and Delaware. 77. In the torpedo class, the Whipple scored 95.893 per cent The Am nion. Truxton, Stewart, Henle, .louett nnil Warrington all ranged from 85 tii.r cr.nl to till ..i I ., I ,,,i.,7. . s.iiio.iih In the .iii. ,,,.;io ii, . . low ranging 09 down to 10 ier cent I r-3 made 1110 In gunning but was ..... u.-m u.e ..cm,,.,,!. Elopes In Dad's Auto. I1EUI.IN, Sept. 17. Frauleln My ra Goersen's father, a wealthy mnnu- tncturer or rreptow, huvlng refuse-' to let her marry Jacob Xavler, h former clerk, the young lovers plan ned to elope. Herr Goersen discov ered tho plot, but craftily kept si lent. At the appointed mldnlgh Myra atoalthily opened the hall doot nnd hopped Into a wnltlng motor-cm at the wheel of which, much miirtiet' up sat, as she supposed, her Jacob With ringer to his Hps be quietly atrered the car out into the darkness Alter an hour's ride the machine emtio to a- midden stop at Myra's own door. Her companion stepiied out, removed hla goggles, and laugh, ed. It was her rather. Just then another car dashed up, bringing the real Jacob, whom Papa Goersen had; JAPANESE AT PEACE CONFERENCE! SJ" rt - ss-r:2 Copyright by International New, service; lupplled by new procesa elec tro corporation, N. Y. The Jingo ores, will . a.a' -k.ek .. . " '"""I celved from The Hague I The nan nlsreri Z' j The H.M hu attract tb -UeS , tion of th; Wtern World The rlV rewntatlve. of lb MfkodafwJ ot i misled as to the hour by a fake; message. Myra, promptly' deciding that a lover who was so stupid would probably bungle matters as a bus-) baud, dismissed him on the spot, and entered the house obediently 011 her Fiithor'u Hrin itiis-ian kiiis wire. i Moscow, sept. 17.- Entering the! fashionable Tc.irkln restaurant here,' J. .1. Groshev, twenty-six year old! son of a wealthy merchant, ordered ""."!:o:::in,,!i,i::,;Lwl,.h,:,'T1:-' -:" """""(i "in-, m.t.'iii-ii l.- ll death In the presence of the inan nger who had poured out the eham palgue In which ; realtor bad pre. viously toasted his wife. The tun- j slclans having been ordered to play! Tchalkowsky's Autumn Song, and' the Kcsi'lun song "Forgotten Is the! tender rose." Greshov pledged hlsj wile and then killed her lie made! attempt to evade arrest. It Is: stated Hint the cause of the crime was that he feared '.hat hi. wife In - ...1 ,i 1.... 1.1... - J "KNI'I.TI OF UUT.H IIHUV rwo-vear-old-trot. nurse tir.0 - n,,,, ,, . f1Bt ., hmi, hiM Mnn .... .. ,. .. . . . , . , W,r '""''I "' ' "'" ' 'i'd heal. Va 1 second In first heat and third In second heal. Time.) llnt i.,.., ... .,1,i i,,,.. ......i ! ilnnnhll. wlnnl.ta l,,h heV. ihJ ., was won. Ilonnlol. I. Fm..,i, i ' Alley's horse and com... iron, "h" rm Honndny Slock farm, cast of (sebiirg. 1 n.jn ,. i,IINA i!so.tfit.i 1...1 number In front of horse, nam. In- . ,r,, pnslllon at finish of heat I, . 1.. 1,.. g Ainv Ii.v' 1 Hi-,.,., v- ; 'J ""hXXZu .1 1 in : . Admiral Toga: 7. Wnhke: 8. Victor Hell; . Win A Wing. Second lnt 1. I.o l.o: 2. A m May; 3. Wnhke; i. Mysterious .11 in; 6, Helen Mistletoe; U, Admiral Timn Victor Hell, Wing Wing and Grace N were distanced In the first heat and did not sinti In the acrotid Time of first anil second heals was 2:22 even. 2:15 trot, purse $:iinl FtrM heat ' ".'', n r, , Mduv; 4. St. Michael S. ,i 'Sle. - ta: n. Dollv Mi Klnney; (In , enn. i line : 23. Starter I. W. Diamond, of Mcd Dr. Seely, Harry Sin- ford Judges, ,.. .,,,., r , I I"' j Timers C. Faltas. of Portland, Gene Pnrrott and W. W. Csrdwell The iwo year old trot urokw the Northwest record in so tar thai nev r Sofore have rolls In this class ever made a mile on a mile or a hilf mile track In less than !:30. The thin today a 2:211-1 In the second and winning heat of the rar. Mrs P. I, Wade, of Ashland, ar rived In this city this afternoon for a visit with relatives. A petition was tneAy filed nom inating Wj. S Powell as cnuni'ilinan from the third ward. Mr. Powell Is well and favorably known In ibis reeling toward him. In commenting city as one or the proprietors of the on the returns this morning Gover Powetl ft Hamilton -cond hand ; nor Sulrer etrlalmed: "Thak God. store. Without doubt Mr Powell will poll a large vote from the ward in whirh he resides Y.1 . l .'1 .V rt'f..:; I. -J J(V..J,SM,, MKi rs k i W t& I fj whom are shown here on their way to the Peace Palace, entered fully Into the spirit of the congress, to """"aiion or all present. T most conspicuous action was , "?"'" moe Ihe delegates from the United Slates, the object of uZuT th lZ nilUonB vhom TBlB' '0n,thll, "tly w. , .en.itive TNd thr0Ushoul the c,vi1' PRIEST SCHMIDT Had Revelation to Engage Counterfeitini! ' murdereb says he is sake . - j - i ... .... ' """" 1 "'Kciicimui .lueses III- ( llent ht Ih-Ullic Den. list Deities knowledge Of IIm fllmo. NEW YORK, Sept. Question- I again t his morning Priest Schmidt jtudav further denied to Hi. ,' . " " 111 "'u I""""! ihM Dr. Mure,. In whose house thej counterfeiting plant was found. nud with h whs supposed to partly belong ! J to the denllst, knew anything about! I HO llllirilernr Aiiiim Airiiull.. .i..... the murder of Ann. Aun.i.11.., -h.. . . r " uonc priem diHtiiember-i , "er he l,d killed the girl. On h other hand Dr. Muret, who la, "" ''' 'nrr.Htig conceal-1 r"lH"'- vehemently denouni-ed : """" """ h,",M"" !" n'". V" lv. '""' ' ronnec-j '".uIWT "" Clrl, but that he was entirely Itnor ni of the rountnr'eltlnii Imslnens. The pollc.. are of thn opinion thai tho priest la a degenerate, nud it he had not been ruptured would have soon developed Into one or tlui mas ter crlmlnnla or the age. They al lege dint from hl voiith up Srbnil.lt probably had a degenerate mind. Sees Friendly Feeling of People For Him. PR I MARIES AGAINST TAMMANY lr. I4nlrr Will l:pliiln II. m Tain many I. ci I Her to Nh-i Him,. In Order to IiivoIik (iotrtnor. (Special to Tho Evening News.) AM1ANV. Kept. 1 7.- Ilctnrna from veaterdiiya primaries through M ork suite demonstrated that the s-'iillm.'iit was decidedly against the Tammany ring that has attempt ed to unseat Governor H.tlrer. and onroqiicntly It evidences a friendly the iiblttlral bosses are hearlna fiom tNe p.V.iile at last." On Ihe rv or the foual arraignment of hlmacll In tbe lllits-arhment pror ee.llngs j GovernoASuUer Is a.parently confl- , dent of aif., ultimate victory over his enemies, th machine politicians or hotn old parlies. Mrs. Sulr.er, It Is exieted, will tell the high court In her own way of how she Indulged In sMH'ulatiiina which thn Tammsnltes have charged against her husband and will assert lhat she was led Into them as a result of the gigantic plot that was laid by Tnmmativ to In volve her hhshaMd lliiiit-l''or Honitt .Maker. I.OS ANlkJ.EH, Kept. 17. - Secret service tn.! tollce and detectives admtti this afternoon lhat so rar they hHl erfuade little progress lit their effoifs to rind the pi rsnn wbn tnali'-d the dvnumlte bomb to Gener. Ill Oils, iiublisber of the lis An geles Times. The bomb was discov ered by bis Jap servant. All at tempt is being made to track the package containing the explosive and by tracing It through the pi.sl oflfce discover where It was inalied. It Is also desired to leant where the maker or the bomb secured the dyna mite. Hot At Ishi Angclc. UtS A.VGKI.KH. Sepl. 17. The incrruiy hnlbatetl a temi.i'ralure of lot; at eleven o'clock tills morning J This is Hie hottest day of the season for this -ecflon of the stale, At San Francisco, yesterday, the mercury registered 1U2. the hottest dav on arccord for that place. Sacramento was 101. n.wgi ! r ru (io !:io. v I iM'M Mru InfiM-tiilii r t f nutilrvhcfl (iu'tm n( t 'niKitn llot' l TotifKlit, A ijfliKtift will he Klvcn (IiIh wen. Inx at oitrJit n'clofk at. thn now Vm qua hot I ly thp biixtw'sa nwn of thin rltv in honor of fiovernor Went and othor notflblH who wr;re vlHtom nt th Fair today. Uovernor Wt will make a tulk to hit hontn a will I'm frJMfwr Wytheoomhe of the Agrlrultu ral cllf arid ProfRaaor OeorKO Ho bec Of the Kxtenslon Buiuau of the lln.verHttv of Oregon. Other ipeak era will be preaent and make nliort addrp?u, SULZFR HOPEFUL and that It la only it, keeping with his past actions for him now to feign insanity. ItohlxMN Kill Watchman, CHICAGO, Sent. 1 7 !.,. j hers broke into the. Mandel Bros., de- in L,"m""'',.'..'"."l'B "nrt 'ir I k.lllng .MUhael Waschuk. the night ! watchman, who evidently resisted ! the tittcinpt of tho men to rob tho i store, blew open the stife and took "' "z: me naming mai n thai j -, y 1 miKiiiiixi Htlicvcs In Americans. I'AUIS, Sept., 17. "I have suffle- lent faith la the open inlndeduess of Hie American people to enable ..... . sail for New York us orlnlnallv In tended. I certulnly have no thuuglit or altering my plana on account or, the stories afloat concerning the atti tude or the American people' toward me." wn tho declaration ninile to day by Mrs. I'ankhurst, llrltlsh mif frnglst. who will soon take her de- inkiiurs" fur her said !.. expect to he detained at Elh 1 land any letiKth of time, and thai rv''? " n,'l,l ''"' " " not afraid . . . ..V. . " immigration or- iiiiata cannot deport her sh.i .1 ,.K.,i ni ,h 0rf leiii rnui,! iii,.. cu, " " , 'J" " u',,f ' ''r unn.sirabla or a fugitive, ,,..., ., , " ' 111 ,,K ' '"' I K Nt'llool KAIIU S.-.-...UI Annual K. j.hh! hlm,v. Inn lil Tea. hem (Vnilu, ( t Last hut no least among the aev. oral reecent school fairs of Douglas county wax tho Myrtle Creek district school fair held on Tiicl,..- r n,i. j week. To this i.-ogressivo ilttle cltv eeiongs llie iiistliictlon or having hold the rirst school fair In Douglna coun ty a ,ear ago, and th s la their sec ond In many respocta this was a heller fair thnn lust year, and a credit to the school children of the Myrtle Creek vicinity. It differed from the oilier school fairs of tho county In that It was distinctly a select exhibition of products prepnr. ed by the school children under tin eighth grade. The fair was conducted hv thn Myrtle Creek teachers and Its ue ccsm was, In a largo measure, due to their mulling efforts, during' the vacation months. Tho fair board was composed of Miss Orllla Pnlera, president, and primary teacher in tho school; Miss Abbln llond. serretary. and teacher or tho Intermediate grades; Miaa Edllh W. Htoolflrn, treasurer, and assistant principal of the high school. They had full charge or the organisation and nr rsiigenient of thn local achool fair for Oils season nnd Inst. The fair exhibits were displayed In a tacaut room of the Weaver llrother!!' brick building, permitted for use or tlm ralr hoard Iroe of charge. Many excellent entries of exhibits were made. Those deserv Iiik of siM'clul mention were In tha poultry and needlework aectlona. The fowls exhibited were of excel lent grade. The prlnea awarded by the judges, Mrs. 8. 8. Johns. Mrs. F. B. Smith and Mr. A. A. Piper, were as fol lows: For 10 best eara of mrn. 1st prire to Vernon Cosine, $2.fo. For 2 dozen best potatoes, 1st prlue, to Vernon Conine, 12.60; 2nd to t'orvln Heard, $1,110. For best watermelon, 2nd prlKe to Corvln Heard, lon. For besi ien chickens. 1st prlxe to Hammond Aahley. .?1.a; 2nd prlxe to Claud I'raihilrk. 1 i. For best chickens, trio, 1st prlxe, to Olaf Newton, $1.00, For best pig, 5 or II months, 1st prlre to Kenneth Henm, $l.f.0. For best butler. 1st prize tij I.d ona Iteam, 8 1.50. For best bread, Ixt prize to Hulh Jenkins. $l.r.n; 2nd prize to Dessle Lyons, $ 1 .00. For best article In manual train ing, 1st prb'.n to Hoy Allen, $1.00; 2nd prize to Kenneth Ileum, $1.00. For best Jelly, 1st prize to Itulh Jenkins, r.or. For best cake, 1st prize to Ruth JcnkllH, $1.00; 2n dto Deasin l.y one, 501'. For best a ears pop corn, 1st prlzn to George Jenkins, fiOc. For best sewing (hand work) primary and Intermediate grades. 1st prize to Anna Khun; 2nd to Claudia K h mi. Seventh and eighth grades. 1st to Wi tin Ashley; 2nd to l.eona Anlau.' Kir brut fancy work , aine n Hhovf, 1ft prit in ('apttolit Oyer; iu pri.f to KriH A'-kfri; lirtl prlKj to Khv Cnllop. Kir h'-frl iiiarlilnt" work, Huinn im ahovp, 1st prlp to I ami n a McMtni; 2nd prlo to Wllhi Anlilny. For Im'hI- Hhlrt walHl, 1t piMze tn 1)ph( Tvodh. For ht'St. n-lcry, I Ht jirlssft, to Hoy Hoover. Mrn. OforK KohlliHKcn, Lola Wil lla and MIhh Uorothy Kvana rett,rntd hor todav from Newport, where they have Kpf-nl tho punt two month at the Hoashore, The '95 Montal Cnlturo Club held a v,ny InterestliiK aelon Tuesday afternoon when Mrs, Hlter, Mm. KlUhln and Mrs. Wharton nave an Instructive leauon In domestic artenrt, aervlnt! Mexican dlnhen. About 30 petitions for nieiitiilterahjp were read which Indicates the Interest d are I op Ins lr: tho club for Dm present year.