The evening news. (Roseburg, Douglas County, Or.) 1909-1920, October 21, 1913, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextWEATHER Yesterday's Highest Temp . 72f Last Night's Lowest Temp 5a VOL. IV liOSKIilltG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OKEG03 TI KSD.XV, WTOIIKIt 21, 1!l:. No. 30t Fair TuniKlit, Wednesday EVERFRESH ;i PRODUCTS I . l . Served 200 Roseburg People at Sutherhn, ROSEBURC MAY CET 4 PLANT; A Meeting VB1 He Held This Kven iiitt in The ComimTriaf Club jlooms to Talk Over rwKxsal to Put Want Hnje. More than two hundred iieople left Tinccitnt-rr thin ninrnine oo the snec- lal train for Sutherlin to accept the invitation of the EverfreshiCompauy ! to partake of a dinner served ex-; cl u lively from theproduls of the Evtn'ieh plant. ' conches werepartAl with an Four enthusiastic lot of peopia and tile ; weather conditions re the trip. ideal for Dinner was served stifily after the arrival at Sutherlin. li consist- , II u llalal ed cf Everfresh vegetable) soup, ev- everfresh! nrfiesh corn on tap cm. sweetpotatoes ond Irish potatoes, bread and meats, everlresa pies auu .. butter which were no evtrran, but just fresh from the baKers. . ..., enrv.,,1 tatr C C. .Miciiener, presratnt and " general manager of the Bvcrfresn ,,,,, ,.v mi to the guests the uri-'cess hv wliicll t!ie harious or-1 tides arc preserved. . h nf : All the moisture is ?Milt or vcL-etab es allowing ' ctiiretus of hot air to pits over thej protact. 1 nis nioisiiiie r -" densed hv cool air i drc'ned off. The prod snh-ected to a hot air irrents and ! r is again ;Tr?nt and permuted to ii'iniun n 1 ............. j tare until the proofs doing is conit'lt-ted. The Kver process differs from the orill'.i process of, drvlns fruit in that in f 'n' i the oils and lavor of t! Tuit ir re-; tr.lited in the finished . iitt wh e In the dried fruit proe Hie cells of the fruit which can? lie flavor and the oil lire destroy fi conse-; nuentiv the finished pr'M "3 far :'i fpi'ior ' Kverfcsh prnrln 3 are put; in, in air tight can', wl.ljtl it hnle all nio-v.ire and all that i4':fssary to ,.-!iig hem to use is if::nhem in r.ir! wi.ter and allow tlibi ssmik up th moisture wlilrb w;: t!m. Thev are tlict fc.-iivn from leb'-ily to he V (lit :nne t lie sen fruit . or vegclah'e. r Th ovcrfrch Ki.inlll';he equnl t ,..',nod iroo'ls in fhH-iind will co-.i'liete with them lnthpen mar ket for the reason t iaijiey are ( cheaper, more like tl inral fruit tinf! less luiK. f i At li'e iieseiu i;im uiaieiliree eveTtref.i cu''''rt" J. . ctV, i in Oreeon 11 V.' "l llT;.l erlin. Hlllsboro and Tlllna- , ! products of each an tovv in m 1-, lorm p.iL-twisi . r ' ' ' KM B-lenced processor sin charge ;.of each piani n nr ir re form as mai flinT and care can make It. f Mr. Mlchener state tl;he plants ooeratlve aid tl that if, ine iiriiiric ". .. 1 F.. SclnVK ErHnr that the to-! ation be - tween plants could tleoser an(' better. B meet'nu Is to hi hnonlght at a nton irht at the Commercial Clulitoit at eight o'clock to talk overrthj oposnl tc plac a plant herej , Mlchener will address the c'.tijteriid will ex plain in more detaiUtlVpration of th plant. Its rost .itod vlue to a fr.miml'v, Vr. V. Jhr.ioepka nn: tner effier nf ihe. pany, will oU nia1'' nddr?i. at! ciHion to they s'"T of f-tiic fiii-l veL'etabiAs.. foninanv hn .'iut recently u9 a patent on proce-sine n'tni L 6 Thp nro- le lieautiflll 1"' most im'ure r ... Is.-i. s ... . , LAina i U --.. rlt;fi Q;'-- nipntifiel i Vt '. . APARTMENT IIOUSK. Plans and specifications are being prepared at Portland for a modern apartment house, whic!i will be erected on a ideal site within two blocks of Rose burn's business district. The structure will be four stories hisli and will contain 28 flats, of five rooms each. The struc ture will be of brick construc tion and will be modern in its appointments. It will he equip ped with steam neat, electric lights and gas. Janitor service will aliio be one of the fea tures. The prospective builder. wh ose na me is with held f rom publication for the present, is now at Portland making ar- rangements for the plans and specifications. The flats will be leased only to couples without children. i ' I duct is known as apple syrup and Is said to be the equal or maple syrup.! citizens of Roseburg who would , know more Bhout the ever-i fresh products and who are interest- ed In seeing a company of this char- niter locating here should come outj tonight und hear what these gentle-! nance looks to me as though settle ment have to say ond to offer. The: 1,ol'.v attempting to make a col .. , ' nvil:i! nn to nltcncl thn Ilieetllie tO-. .... , , S''' """ I cares to come win receive a welcome . ChiciOn Center of Earlv Win c ter Storm Zone. n , nriTtlo BY EXPOSURE' 0 I A UtMlHO All Trains llelayeil Truffle of Lake SiiK'rior l''ntii-ely Kuspemli'il Two ludux of Snow nt Chicago. (Special to The Kvening News.) CIIICAliO, Oct. 2i. At day break a lili.l'-ard was raging over most of lllicnis. .Michigan. Indiana, Wiscon sin, minncsota .and Iowa, and people: ... in these k awnue mis miimiup, Ives, to all intents and i to find thems purposea. enveloped in a midwinter .MUl in. i .1 . c . n v..-- l BLIZZARD RAGES entire cenir.n si ironi uw "" i or oieratiim anv of the vehicles nfore nf Mexico to the Greot. Lakes,: v,..)n pt hfl co?p of ei(.h (lav Up thouRh southward the storm is lesj in t,,p nffirp of t,( ro:0l(ter a fu severe than in the north. Severity or the storm compelled the alumdon- ment of pracllcally all traffic on Lake Superior, while Lake Michigan is irred with the fury of the jrale. 1 wo (iisni,Pi boats were towed Into port ... .. i. Two jnches nf snow has fallen here. and all trains are late on account nf the drifts and the fierceness of the storm. Reports of six denths-from pxpoaure have tnU8 rr I)een recefve(i, I hn It is ImlieveH flint comnlete npwsi " " : " J" " ...h, by the blizzard will reveal a larger death list. The storm Is the earliest, known in many years, and hardly any one was prepared for the cold weath- er prevailing. On account of theiin-, nrenarptinpss of farmers laroimhout !h5 Btrm there 1, much suffer-' 1 ln .n,onS cattle antl bII unsheltered I 11 CK- " " 1 " LOS AMiKLLH. uct. zi. A siignt earthquake shock was felt in Los ngoKs and towns In the surround- Ing coutry today. No damage of any ort has born reported. !. N Crowe, who was recnntly convie'ed by a .jury on a charge of trespappin on the lard of Crorue 01 livrnt, and rennmenued to (lie ex treme air rev "f the court, was trf n Vn ' r, h- .IiistWe ol t tic ' Perpe Marv?--rs. lie paid the sum without a nnirinur - .i A a ' V. I.tiw t satlHTjin. Mr. I.ii'e Is one of the tlwiw of Sou tlsern Oi'i-jnn and Is prominently mnimprclnl I itc,,M and pro-dt'rity f Sutherlin COUNCIL MEETS Merchants Ordinance is Sub mitted and Referred. IMPROVEMENT CONTRACT LET Several Complaint Are Kiitertaiiicd i. Mm,,i,.. f r.n.,...M w ly Members of ( omu 11 Neu .'iits.s-walk lUfclmt in West Itosoinu-R Other Matters Coniitleretl. An ordlnanco compiled at the In- HtiL-jitinn of tl'H lncjil merehniits' an- soeiation and having fur its purpose , the material reduction of lost ac pininin vhh iirrpntPrl tn tlm I'UUllfil at last evening's meeting. Upon being read by the city record- er. Councilman Zureher asked who was its author. Judge Fuilerton re- 8'.'","je.d " V'fV'i". ""i.0'?!"!!. i was handed to him by a local mer- chant just prior to the meeting of thai council, "Well," said Zurclier, "this ordi- lection agency out. ol tills council. Without further deliberation the ordinance was referred to the city attorney for the purpose of establish I ing its legality. The ordinance Is quile out oi tne ordinary and follows in detail: An ordinance requiring the regis tration of change of place of residence by residents of the city of Itosehnrg, Oregon, and providing' a penalty for violation thereof. lie it ordained by the people of the city of Reseburg: The city of Itosehnrg does ordain as follows: "Section 1. That It shall be unlaw ful for any person owning or operat ing any moving van, furniture car. ransfer wagon, delivery wagon, or any other vehicle, to hat'l or move or eatise to he hauled or moved any ar ticle of household goods, trunks, or peisonal ol'feclB in the possession or custody of any resident of the said city of Roseburg changing the place of his or her residence, until there he- pop,, recorded In a book kept for that perpose the lull naino ef tlMi o". r ' " r,r the pc: s' :i in possession or custody 'of such household goods, Irani-" . r personal effects, together j with the addrets of the place from i ami to which such hauling or v-nc H ,n i,P (Cpe, with the date ,lh(i nrnie nt the nwnerl nml ,.( ,.sun ,n churK0 f 8nv vehicle. ff "mi KVerV J norsnn nwninir and enrrect statement for the tiny of ail information as required ''V section 1 one her'jf. That upon recel!t of each! such statement the recordei shall file Hie same In his office, nnd such state- ment shnll be open lo the Inspection at the Koulhein Coniniercial Con of the public, and the recorder shall j ei,ws nn O.-toher 26. the day the keep a register of all such changes ln; Nicxican election Is scheduled. Sec such residences and addresses. , ictni v Hi van bus cancelled his di rection a. That It shall be unlaw-! gagement to necompanv the president fill fOI nilV tlPrsntl tn ITlVP n fictltlOIIR: ll.a ernilliiil-n Irli. hj.nn.0 ..r Ilia j i .. llH"T "r.u' ,e ,,,e ' "r "r "rl household goods, trunks, or personal ellvcta ,0 tne ownership thereof, ..snotmn . Anv person violating nnv of ,,, provisions of this ordinance shan ,ieemed gttlltv of a mlsde- . n..i.in.. ..w. 9hnll 4 fined not less than five (5) dnUfir8 nor more llmn fiften (ir) dollars and shall pay the costs of; e report made to Ulstrlct Attorney prosecution. f f ni? ,,y ,h,B f",,p n,,,',f,tB a'- "SecMon 5. This ordinance 8liaI1 Jointed to examine the man on seven tako effect Bnd be Infnrce from nnd after ten days from the date of Its firpt nuhtlcatinn Other IlitMliies Ti'ftitariel. A petition siuned by W, K. Clinpen-re-i and ethers asklna; that Walter MnmfUon be compelled to construct p K!flp-nlk r-lops Irt a. In Wn'tn's Addition was adopted. A resolution authorizing the construction of the nam waiK whs passeu (Jeorpe lifter asked that nn inca li dfucent licht be stationed n tfie- .,1 "- i - ' . '. K ' T"-1 , kplinilld vleir of Hie prlncelv liimi e of IVunk It. Wnltp, iiiiollur of i Siilliei lln' wiilr-awHke oitlwin. Mr. WmIIi- and Mr. I.uw have lnloreil toiietlier In r'-c Tuinilnu Sutherlin nlli j and niakliiK It one of the Kr den .fjl of IHniglm County. i phone polo at the southern terminus of Kane street. The request was! granted. Two bids were received fur the pradins Riid the construction of a sower on Glen street, between Lane street nnd Reservoir avenue. The con- tract was awarded to Harry J. 1111- dehurn. The otner bidder was F. K. ( Patterson. j An ordinance providing for the, construction or cement sidewalks. : JI K,!1": ed. The ordinance was prevlouslv; submitted to the council, but through some neglect or confusion was re-! fcrred to a committee, where It has 8inrp r,sted. The ordinance Is lentrthy j and provides fulh how cement sido walks shall be constructed. Coucllmnn Fuilerton asked that some pc ion be taken relative to con struct ins? a new cross-walk on Mili tary fivei"" in ivot P"solm"ir p"d repair'ng the walk Icdfng from the 111 " " 11 "" brldirp. These matters were referred tn the e'v imorovemont committee for investigation. Councilman Fuilerton Inn u1 red of the niavor as to what, bad become, of the ennimission appointed tn comnile " " 'rown the nr,- ." , ' . I i .. u.n,. . owmiMiui inui inn cum-i "llss'on nail aniiarenuy tiled, anil , vial()ni, president lluerla. It is be therefore sugL-csted that they be re-i m..j ,i,, in,,,, will not delnv nc- vlved and snurred to nctlon. Tpon motion the citv recorder was Instruct ed to notifv each member of the enm tulssh'n of his duly in connection with compiling the charter at (heir ear liest convenience. , J I Cabinet Considers Situation i Likely to Breed Trouble. BRYAN CANCELS ENGAGEMENT, wn! licmulii In Ynlil.iirtoii lo Keen Track of iliipiK'iitngs Priest .Scluuldt is Saney Kiuly Trial. lSitciiil to The ICvoning News.) WASlliNUTDX, Oct. 21. Presi dent iii on and Sterol a ry II i van conten t (1 tor an hour tins morning e. . ) e A I i-x.can situai ion, and a iii-a ltMM't.ni; immediately lullow- ed Jl-e runremro hetwoen the pre-l- dent a:td his i.ecretary of wtate. The; eomensi's of opinion la ihul import-' nut ( i i:io;MneiUH will soon material ize !:i Mexico. The return of Diaz to the eauniry from his trip abroad is loe In d upon ns prom tut ng of a Hjc'dv crisis. President Wilson, if he carries out his present plans, will' ,G Ht .Mobile. Aliiliamn. In attendance ' '. . ' c.u.ii'ty of governmental arinirs In Mexico takinn a sudden tangle for the worje on that dnte. Priest Schmidt Hnne. NKW YORK. Oct. HI. That Priest Hans Schmidt was sane when ho mur dered Anna Aumuller to p'revent her from becoming the mother of his child, ind that he is pane now. is Intends to ask Judge roster to fix sn perly date for the trial of the con - K'SKtMi murderer. J o l(prr4 fit Ifo'jMP, V.SMIXtiTOX, Oct. 21. An at Uni'it o hi;ve the house lake a re cces i-r H't days has been abandon el I'tiflfrwood, loader of the nia . pnti Mann, leudor of th( min otiiv cuid not imree us ti the tlate of ;mI 'mjj nt:uTit. The house will foriu- ah- .4- a a 111 CRISIS TROUBLE AHEAD , . , .... . . it , o Me.XICO City Quiet Under Sup- pressed Excitement. DIAZ EXPECTED H3ME lODAYlI me statement ttiat the Riedel ,, j AlUo (ieneral Will Start 1 ' . ... ,u tVuiiiaitii Mi. PnnklmrM. Is Guest of Honor at ltet-eptioii. (Special to The Evening News.) MUX ICO CITY. Oct. 21 Through out the city there Is an air or enforc ed quietness u condition that goes with tear. There is no evading the , fact that trouble is expected soon af i tor General Kelix Diaz seta foot on ! .Mexican soil once more. He did not arrive at Vein Cms, yesterday, as was effected, but is due tills after noon, and friends allege that he will conio directly to the capital. It Is then that events will begin to trnn- slllle. ns I'laz s coming Is interpret- cti lo iiiiiiciuw nun nu la m-n i mount 1() Uike nle offensive against l'ro- I Hon. and the entire city is apparent ly aw-aitlng his movements, lluerta is in seclusion today, while a heavy guard has been thrown around the j national palace for the purpose ol j shielding the president from an ap parently looked tor atincn. rankhurst lU'ecplion. NKW YORK, Oct. 21. Mrs. llel niout's palatial home was filled to overflowing today at a reception ac- I corded Mrs. Plinkhurst the Hrltlsh suffragette. "When we reach Wash- itigton." said .Mrs. l'nnkhurst, "1 simii mil on the president only ir he Invites me. t snail neem it nn honor to see Mr. Wilson, hut will not 'islt the White House unless nsltcd to do so." Mrs. Pankhurst will address a suffragette mass meeting tonight. Itrazlliiin fJreet llmsevelt. It 10 JANKIIIO, Oct. 21. Colon"! I Roosevelt and party arrived here to I iuul nt',u wurmij greeu n iiy i.-p- s rcftcntativ of Pro--ldent 'I' otieca ; and a Inre party of qovertnwnt dti; j n Miii ic a. Afer l indlnn a receoilon ! for the Koosevell pai'lv was given In ! the ars-nul, which was nt tended by a ' trieiit ni miv Ilrvzl'k'tiH pa diL'i I torics of forc'n r."'.!cr. 1 i ,sm nun. I ::;t. j Pet u ii-kin 1 piiii lit r Home Since I Sunday Altirnoon, Mrrrjjrpt, the S-yo'ir-old d'nmhter of M '. nnd .Ii-k. K. (1. W'nnlnt'hiim Is said to hRve disappeared frnin her hoiiie Sunday afternoon, and has nol yet been se-'n by any of thn family since that time. Iii'p'lry Ims been made at Mm homo of friends w'.ien ehm ,n;B,,, lllvn luk(,n ,.,.,',, lint no Inifo of her has bei Tonne uii to a Into hour today. The chili1 has red hair, and was last seen ir the vicinity wf the Deer Creek brldm on Jackson street, ller parents wll1 hp clad of any Information leading to the dlfrovery of the child's ores nt whereabouts. The poller bnvf been notified nnd a Bearch Is belnr made for tho child. r POt'fLVS Itl lHTOHH ASSOt 1 ATIf)X I ILKS SKVKItAL Sl'ITS ThlHy-Seven Itefendant nmed It Action Hlcl In .lusMio ourt Today. Win. Htapletnn, HoseburK. 14.40; W. .1. Tester Itoscbunr. SM.Otl: Oli ver Allen, Kosehurg, $"i.00; It. F. t hirmi-r, IloselnirK fiUc; O. W. Mushes. lloHebe.rK. XVl.'l; Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Planum, Itoscbnrn, $17; B. O. Mcfiee, ItOHebiirK, $4,115; Willie mil) utcH, awaltiiiK the plcasnre of tht i-i'ite "n t matter of tin- crreney Mil. Mann thou;;bt that (be presi dent was not J ii si if led in believing that the currency measure will soon be dlsooMcd of bv the senate. ' ' tjj.' din An oi'lmnl wvtie III Slithirllll Valley. Tlit vnll-y l from il Imlf to lw lulled In uiiHh mid cxteniN rro in thn lieiiilunlei-N of the 'ahtMolil , river to a point about 2.1 mllon l Nt, Many nre the Y.eni'fl similar t' the nlHive uhlcli (tiwt the rv of tlio visitor. ClCMi;XT MAX IIKKE. H. R. Blmivelt and wife, of Knnsas City, arrived In Kose- burg last evening, llr. Blau- and was attracted her by Mr. O. D. Rledol, who owns an ex- 4s tensive quarry near Green. While rofuslng to give out im- Zr Mrnrn fau! t property would probably be de- J vIoId nt an early date. Hher words, the gentleman thut Q lnnt would ,)e ere In snid erected on the properly la the event the deposit wub found to he as rep resented. In the event Mr. lllauvelt lakes hold of the prop erty development will begin gin within the near future. K. Smith, Roseburg. $27.00; Miss Mary Neilea, Roseburg, 75c; Zack Murray. Camas Valley. $2.05: Mr. Nickerson, Camas Valley 50c; G. K. Algito & niglow, ISnoth. tide: Mrs. Penning. Olendale, JM.50; Wm. C. Seal, Oakland, $8.00; K. Hmhree nixonvtlle. $10.00: W. W. McMillan, Iloaglln. $11.00: W. H. Bonk, Gar diner, $20. SO; Clarence and Free land Cornutt, Riddle, $17.90; J. K. Creason. Mvitle Creek Sllc; Mr. Mc Danlels. Tiller. $1.15; Win. Brum baugh, Sutherlin, $11. 05: A. K. New innn. Sutherlin, $17.00; Clnrenre Anlanf. $20.00; K. S. Younce. 1)111 ard, $2.50; XV. II. Mllllgnn, Dlxon vlllii, S12.55; D. O. llreedlove, Dlll ard, $25.00. SIXTY MILE GALE Teiiffic Wind Sweeps Along Atlantic Coast. MUCH SMALL SHIPPING LOST CrtMv of AVi-eckeil Sclionner Majoido Pi ked l'p Itj' 1-liier -Vote on Workmen's tunpen- sallon AHircil, (Soecial to The I5venln Xewa.) MOW YOIik, Oct 21. A sixty mile alo racd along the Atlantic coast last night and continued today. The cold was severe for this season, particularly nlony; tht. northern coast, :md several tihljis were reported In distress. Tho t-everlty oT the storm was Hufficient to cause grave fears ihnl many small craft were wrecked. One wreck waa reportod by the crew of the Fcnooner Majorle, who wero picked rp at a point 200 milen off the coast by nn Atlantic liner. The i'-hooner went down during the al, and the survlvorB will be brouglu here. Compensation IteferetHhim Vnlid. SALKM, Or., Oct. 21. Finding no evidence of fraud in tho workmen's i compensation referendum petition, he Oregon supreme court today nndrd down a ruling in which the ilrcult court of Marion county 1b -itstained In dlstnisslnx the suit for in Inlrnctlon against tho neoretary of stato. Thlg means that the work. nen'B compensation referendum will no on the ballot November 4. Kills Wife; Hulrhle. UOISK, Oct. 21. Glenn Wardell Hhot and ftal.y wounded hU wife here today, and then fired a htillnt ' lntf Ms own heart, The shooting oc curred (jn the street. An ambulance st in ted for tho hospital with Mrs. Wordell, but she db-d on the way to ti e institution. Tho couple hud been married only fix months, and a trlval oiMi'rel l j'nld lo have led to tho double murder. Wardrdl is the son of a prominent real estate dealer In - lio've. ! t I . ; 4 f. Vt -.