THE EVENING NEWS
MILTON J. SHOKMAKKH
CAUL I). BIIOEMAKKIt
Editor and Iullislier8,
oIJl IIAILV KXCKIT HINDAY
BuliHcrlpllon )Uiu Daily.
Per year, by mall $3.00
Pf month, delivered 60
tSi-inl-Ve-!ily.
fr year 2.00
Iz months 100
Entered as econd-i-.'Hi( matter
November 6, 1910, at Itnxebiirx, Ore.,
nder act of March 3, 1879.
Tuiisn.w, Ai'itu, ai, idii.
WAIC XHWS.
PreBldent WUhoii In lilH address
to congroas yesterday, expressly
deprecated the Idea or feeling that
IE KILLED
CITY NEWS.
Fight Between Unionists and
Militia in Coal Fields.
FOUR OF THE DEAD ARE CHILDREN
Of Five Others Killed One Wuw
Woniuii (.as Schooner (ioos
Ashore itt Month i)f
AKea I liver.
(Special to The Evening News.) j
DKNVKit April 2 I . Advices at !
noon from John McLennan, a union
official, stated that nine were killed
in a clash between Htrikem and the
militia in the Ludlow district yes-
jiffronts and Insults, had it been an
jKolated easo it might have been
I n fined by and attributed to the ig
norance or arrogance of a Mingle ln
!liricldnt official. (The geuerul
trend of the message delivered by
the president was to ask authority
of congress to uphold and defend
the dignity of the United States,
and not to wage warfare. The plans
that have been formed and approv
ed are to neizo the ports of Vera
Crust and Tamplco, as also the Mex
ican gunboats in those waters. It
1b claimed that this can bo done
-without creating any precedent or
without the necessity of making any
formal declaration of war. In other
words, a peaceable and bloodlcsH
no I .lire will be attempted, but it Is
also understood that a single shot
from either sido will Inevitably
lirlng on the conflict that is doslr
il to bo avoided. It is plain that
tho prosldent and his advisors do
not want war, and they aro also
there would bo any war with Mexi tc-rday. Four strikers wero killed,
co an a nation. It is not wur, ho four children, and one woman r.on
:jld, but armed coercion against an stituted the dead, tho message said.
..,,, . . ... ru Th McUmnan said that eight militia-,
.Individual and his followers. Ine, ,
- I men were also killed, hut tho 01-
incldent of the arrest and detention fi(.la,H d(!nk;d thiH AnotllCr baUU;
ot the paymasLor unu rm.i.uen between the warring factions Is said
only the aulmiuatlon of a series of tQ ,mmlm;ntt
Hits Schooner Ashore.
NKWTORT, Ore., April 21. The
gas schooner M Irene, of Astoria,
thirty-four tons register, went on i
the beach at tho mouth of the AI
sea river early this morning. There
Is no i;reat dama.ge to her .hull,
and as the surf Is not running high
It Is believed that she can be saved.
Senate Debates Itesoliit ton,
WAKI 1 1 NGTOX, A pril 2 1 . The
debate In tho senate over the reso
lution empowering the president to
use armed force against Huerta.
was opened by Senator Lodge, who
defined at rfoiuo length tho powers
of the president and congress.
ATTKXTIOX, SFCTIO.V C!I.II01F.
If the different chairmen of the
committees appointed tor tin? four
sections In and around Rose burg,
will send a schedu In of t heir plans
for good roads dny, and a lirt of
Unite sure that no greai pomon uii ,Il0 i.,M)r8 thny have kidnapped or
the people of this country desires it Himnghiiied, The News will be pleav
in any great measure, but It Is us,ti(1 to Kvo them nibiclty, so i.!.ere
plainly evident that tho tomporlz- nmy 1)e no confusion or disarrange
lug policy has nboiit reached the!,m,nt
utid. and whatever the outcome mayl . .
1)0, whatever price it may cost In j
Jlfu and trduiire, tan eutliJuHiimtlc
and united people will follow nun
Hag to victory In upholding Its dig
nity and honor. Honor is a blood
Htalued god around whoso "reil al
tar sit homicide and war," but this
Is a case In which that, madness to
which Insults lends its votaries may
Veil bo excused.
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IN NOimiF.ltN LA K F
Throwing Open of About Two Hun
dred Thousand Aires of Land
Is lictison I ''or I'l-cpam-(loti
for Visitors,
- T I it-some
KIl'K'SHt'lU;, Or., April 1MI
(hrowhiK open to entry of
Une.utHi acres of lands lying in the
I lesehutcs and I'u n I in a n a I in mil for-
j esls, .May !', I !M I , Is expected to
An article Is tfolug (he rounds oil bring a large nutnlier oi' home-
kers into northern I.:?!" county
NO FAITH l IT.
the press that purports to be a let
ter from "Mot tier .loiter
the
lands an
old Fully one-half of tin-
lady who bus lieen associated w it h ; 1 ribu t ary to I'hk sbu ru and arrange
tho labor troubles in the
e at ral inputs have been made by t he
"West, and who is kept hi detention' velupnient club to nhow Intending
liy the autliorities until the
is over. The letter goes
tdnto that the wri
t rouble I set I le i s 1 lie Test lainN suit i hie for
on to ; :ii;rii iilt m e. Tlie area thrown open
Is routined III eniblines tillable a uriru It u ra laud;.
n dump underground v'H, ami that ! gra.ing ami partly timbered hauls.
Iter only com pan bus are rats ami ! The nearest railroad point at pros
either vermin, that sin is surrounded! ent is Itemi from thence people will
vth armed mum hi and has no! ho transported by auto.-;, by team,
means of communicating with lur! horseback ami some will cover the
friends. It is further add reused to distance on fool. It Is lie Moved a
lier good Mend Villa, "f the Mei-! real old time land rush will be a
rail rebels, asking his aslstame Torj feature of the opening mid that men
lierself ami others who are sitimt-jaml women from all art id' the
Cd as she hus she is. Candidly, we. Northwest will participate,
don't believe the story of tier in j Selection will he made between
rarcerution In such a place by aii ! i and .hine 7, when iiliiu; on the
State or federal autliorities. nor do, lands will be made ai the arious
we believe that one person in a huu-1 May '.t and .lune 1 when iiliim on tlie
dred, een among her own sy mpa-1 t Ulted Slates commissioners and at
tht.ers believe it, The pu blieat Ion ! I he i:overn men t land ol'iiee at Lake
lif such erratic noieue In repons- j view.
Ihle for murh of the dts.it isia. t Ion ' fr
that Is abroad in the land. (ieoro Crane and I'eter Italif
left this motniiu; for San Francisco
The wires are kept hot with tuev for a week's sojourn. Itiirini; their
Sages tendering offers for service In 1 absence they will lsit Oakland.
Mi'xho, from iudi ideals ami from Herktey. ami Richmond They were
fdutes. Tlie n in bit loiis pel n iciau armiu panied by .lidin I. Itoqnet . of
Veil knows the advantage that lead-, Hichmond, re-ddeut of the Uone.net
Jug a company or a rerhuent gies and Moran Land Co.. of libliniond.
Ill in after eoinini; bail;. They re- from whtih company both t'rane and
fall Roosevelt and hW meteoric rise Hailf liae recently boiisht propertv.
lis soon as the m;ii;b' trie of Colonel and tb. v are to visit their property
Vus attached to his nanie. j while at l!nhmontl.
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WYilnostlay, April -J, Knlitles
you to
Ten ij;K (irccn Tradjng
Stamps Free
on any inyvh.-iso of 50c or more
Ti,y REXAI.LSIcrc
W
in n i mil m in . iiipami
I1 WW I Pill it 9
G. C. Moore, of Riddle, is a visitor
in Roseburg today.
Dry .wxJy fir wood $2 25 per tier.
Fcouoiny yard, phone 1'JAi. S9G-tf
Rev. C. Williams will preach at
Fdenbower this evening.
See what Is happening at the
Golden theatre tonight. tf
Jlry body fir ood 2 !25 per tier.
I-k-onoiiiy yard, phone lit. 3 DC-tf
I'reston Raker and wife, of Ku
geue are visiting at the home of J.
G. Hcdieu. of this city.
Jien. Huntington, Jr., of Riddle,
and a candidate for the republican
nomination oT county clerk, was In
the city today.
Sheriff George Quine left this af
ternoon for Wilbur where he had
olicial business requiring his at
tention. Patronize the Farmers f'ubiic Mar
ket Tuosdays and Haturoays. Fro
ducers' and consumers' Interest.
I'rlces always reasonable. 309-tf
The Douglas Creditors Association
this morniqg filed .'In the circuit
court an action against .1. I. Spring
stead for $9.25.
Mrs. Clark Rargar, who under
went a serious operation at her
home yesterday is reported as rest
ing easy this morning.
George U . Goodwin, who was
formerly connected with the Mc
Clallon hotel returned this afternoon
to his home In North Yakima, Wash.
Let us repah your waou and
farm Implements. All work done In
a workmanlike manner. KlnRer &
Marsh, the scientific horseshoers.
232 -tf
Word was received today to the
effect that Kugeue, oldest son of
X. T. Jewett, will be married to a
young lady from California in the
course of a few weeks.
Threo coaches filled with officers
and men of Company V, Second llat
tallion United States Kngineur
Corps, passed through here on the
early morning train enroute for
Gilroy, Cal.
A large number of ladies were
present at the t'onimereial Club
rooms last night, It being social
night. No business was transacted.
A very pleasant evening was spent,
after which refreshments were serv
ed. Ripe strawberries from Kd Ware's
plaee in North Roseburg, are In evi
dence. M r. Ware picked some of
the luscious fruit yesterday, a sam
ple of which was shown in The News
of! iiii whitlows today.
The Selis-Floto publicity car ar
rived in town yesterday and is side
tracked on Nort h Sheridan street.
Today a larue force of men are busy
placing t tie posters in windows ami
on billboards tolling of t lie mau
wonders to he seen at the circus.
Assistant. Inspector General C. W.
U ads wort ii left this morning for
southern points after spending (to
day inspect ing I be records and
books of t he Sold iers Home, This
morning muster roll was had before
the inspector hi which all the veter
ans participated.
Tlie fanners pub lie market was
wtdl attended this morning ulthough
there are still many vacant stalls. A
great any men were noticed coming
from t lie market w illi fresh veget
ables ami other truck In their arms.
Kv blent ly their wives are fear In I
lest all the produce will be gone be
fore they can arrive on the scene.
The wife and daughter of Mor
rison Campbell came in from Cleve
land this morning to see the prison
er at the county jail. Mrs. Camp
bell is a woman about Tifi years oi
age and seemed much affected when
approached b friends at t he sher
iffs office, A son-in-hiw of Camp
bell is expected here tomorrow from
California. I
i
C. 1'J. Owens presented a local
, real estate firm w ith a full box of
j be::jnu"il rl e strawberries this
j morning. Mr. O w ens' place is lo
j rated 1 miles west of town, near
j Cleveland, and he r.Mles that alt
j i ml ient ions point to a bumper crop
j this season. We wonder what vislt
! ors from the cold and u hit ry Fust
I will think of ripe strawberries on
I April 1M. These berries are on ex-
hibtt hi tlie windows of Douglas &
Wallace, -1 1 n Cass street,
i The niuch-talked-of Fvelyn Nesblt
Tlunv arrived in town this after
noon, and a large crow d had gath
thered at the tlep'd not to see Fve
lui, of course, but to see some
friends off on the train. A f tir pro
portion of the assemblage consisted
of women and thov were compelled
to stand a lot of joking at the hand
of the men hen t he train ar
rived everyone rushed to the south
unit of the plat form to see t he
woman in question. Thvv were dis
appointed, how ever, as the private
L ear of the company was In front,
j and by tho utne the crowd diseov
1 ered their mistake tho companv was
well on their way up town, and very
j S 3:-- cfr-fr $
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JUST R
FCEIVED
from the factory a shipment
of the very best
Lawn Mowers made
"The Clarinda"
Notice this cut and the improvement shown in the Reel blades.
Divided in the centre and set to throw all cuttings in a centre wind
row or direct into your grass catcher.
This is a cut of "The Clarinda'' with a
solid reel, like tLe other it has 12-inch
wheels, also has a cutter bar adjustment
that no other make of lawn mower can
equal. You will note a square nut on top
of frame above the roller, by simply
turning this to right or left the cutter
bar can be raised or lowered. No bolts or screws to loosen or tore,
tighten, simply a turn of the wrist. Then, they all have the squirrel
tooth or raised edge knife, another advance in construction.
Call and let us show you.
Churchill Hardware Co.
The Iron Monger's Place
few people saw the "niost-talked-of ;
woman in the world."
Tho mission society of the Baptist
church will meet at the residence olj
Mrs. II. W. Strong on South Main I
street Thursday altenfoon. A fine
program has been arranged. j
A mooting of the tllrecttus of The;
Douglas County Social Service
League will he held tonight at lle-j
Parish house when matters of im-
portame will come before the body.!
It is Imped thai all members will bo
presold. ,
I n tho city recorder's court this i
morning a man giving his name a-;,
Frank Stevens, of Olalla. was uiven
a fine of five dollars for being in
'an intoxicated condition on the!
streets. He will work his fine out
on the city rock pile.
The case of Mrs. Addle Galarneau
against M rs. Adeline Wood in w a.
heard In the recorder's court this
morning, ami in the absence of City
Recorder Wimberly, .1. K. McClhi-
j toek presided. A motion to dismiss
1 the case was overruled by the court.
I and an effort to setile the affair out!
! of court also failed. The evidence!
i showed that Mrs. Woodln was in
j court before on a similar charge
j and had been fined, but this had
j been remitted during good behavior.
The court gave tlie defendant a
: pointed lecture and told her that
sentence would be passed tomorrow.
F. of O. (Subject to be sup
plied.) itenj. Main ling ton, Jr.. supervisoi
district Xo. Rural Supervision.
An evening program is being ar
ranged. Very truly yours.
O. C. i'.ROWN.
County School Sap'.
k.
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SPORTY 'iROlSFRS NOF;iH
Man Steals (id Pairs, Police Arrest
Those W ho Wear "I lastly" Suits
CHICAGO, April 1.- KaMer
trousers in colors loud enough to
he heard against a healthy fog horn
are bringing suspicion and police
inquiry u pon their w carers in tlie
northwest district this season.
.loh n G ioboneo, who admitted
stealing t'.ti pairs of trousers said
he dd not know to whom he sold
them, but he described them us
pretty, f lastly and sporty ."
" Bring in men wearing 'sporty
trousers.'' directed .Judi;e Scully.
Ten young men were brought in,
but were released. The hunt continue!?.
1 5cTIieatre5c
TO-NIGHT
The Heart of
Carita
A Mexican Drama
An Old Locket
Lois Weber in her own
production.
The light Weight
Champion
Kill SAl.H 11,
lion, $ 1 0. c:
r;uigi Al luuill
S. Sti'iiht'iis stri'ut.
aii:;-iii'.-il.
TI'.ACIIKliS' IXSTIJTTH.
WANTKH .Man ami
on raiuli. IMiolie
ftiie to work
veilings imly
r.n,-,-aJ7i)
Joker Comedy
punch.
with a Hwirt
A local teailiers' institute will hej
hold nt Yomalla. Saturday, April
-". The moviiinK session will open !
ill ! o'l liH'k a. in. There will be j
an afternoon session, and a lecture!
in tlie eeninv hy Dr. Joseph Sc haf- i
er. or Dr. liohck, of the V. of O.
Teachers and patrons aro cordial-;
ly invited to attend.
Program A. M.
1). W. Wrisht. principal of the Yon
calla schools Methods In Arith
metic. K. 11. Hedrick. supervisor distiict
No. ;t Primary Heading.
K. II. Fitzpatrick. prmciiMl Uose
hurj; hi;ii school --Prepar.on
for KnteriiiK lilh S d)ol.
Afternoon Silnn,
Alfred Powers, superintendent Oak
land schools Methods in Historv.
F. 11. llamlln. jirincipal llensoi;
school- l.iingutiKo.
Dr. Schafer or Dr. Hebeilc, of the
DANCING PAKT1KS I'se Ki-iu'l-son's
litiililillK. Kdenliower. line
floor, music, conveniences. ?r,.na
niKht. Phono M-"i;i. ui7-inHp
I'OU SAI.K Neatest ten ai re,- in
famous l inpiiua valley, suitahle
for fruit and poultry; improved
nnd e(iuiPI'eil. llcautiful country
house; new liutmalow; on Pacific
liichway, near ton. JJ.'oio.oo
will hamlle this. Por detailed in
formation address "in::" News.
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Toimirrmv, Wcilncsilav US
rilK COICH OI' A CII1M)
With Kins; Bagiiot
A MKXICO MIX
Joker comedy with
A slier.
Max
POU THAUK I'oos Hay farm land
to trade. m acres of land in
Coos Hay district, dose In on
water transportation, only -miles
from Coos Hay. Will trade
for Kosohuri: property. 'Jhis'r
party has relatives here and1
('h's to locale in HosehuriE. Ifi
you want to bo to tho Coast this i
is a Rood opportunity for you.j
Oltouplns & YVnllnce, 410 Cnssi
street. 506-tf!
New Shoe Shop
J 1 X. JACKSON 8T
line's solos !.l)(Jc
Men's heels nr,c
Kuliber heels 30c
Ladies' soles and heels 75c
We pay return parcel post on
repaired shoes.
Ophite Kleetric Light Office
W.H.Boyte iV.W.Boyle
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