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THE EVENING MTVVS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. 1016.
THE EVENING NEWS
MILTON J. SIIOEMAKKK
CAUL 1). SHOEMAKER
BAM J. HIIOKMAKEH
Editor and PuhllMliers.
IHHUEI) DAILY KXCEIT Sf.VKAY
BiihscHiitlon Kates Daily
Per year, by mall 13.0'
Far month, delivered 60
8eml-Veckly.
Pr year . .
'U mons
CO-OPERATION
SUGGESTED
in
II)
BV OBREGON
Marathon with supplies for the new i
expedition. (
Colonel Sibley is enroute to
Bouquillas to take command of the
expedition.
1!
Kntered as second-class matter
Vovemher 5, 1909, at Uosohurg, Ore.
.tidnr act or March 3, 1879.
. .12.00
100 i Would Have Americans and
Mexicans Palrol Border,
WHITE BOY WITH
BAND OF GYPSIES
WEDNESDAY. .MAY 10, 101(1.
SCOT! H0L03 WHIP HAND ON SITUATION
KNCOl'ltAt.K TIIKM.
There are a half dozen of men in
tills city who have been wrestling
with a matter for somo weeks in
which tlio citizens of thin city aro
moBt vitally interested. While the
matter fa of such proportions, and ho
inLrlcate in details that it huts requir
ed almoKt dully ultention, Jt has
boon done without compensation or
emolument. Tho men aro the mem
bers of tho school board and its
clnrk and the problem is 1 lie selec
tion of tho proper kind of a build
ing to replace the one recently de
stroyed, and tho awarding of the
contract In a manner, and to parlies
which will secure the district the:
best posslblo results with the most
economical "Vxpendlture of money, j
Tho work connected with tho selec-'
tion of tho building best suited to I
tho needs of the district for years to i
come, VaH in Itself an arduous duty,
requiring many hours of patient ex
amination and figuring, and Che
awarding of the contract, in these
days of fluctuating values, nil oven
worse proposition. Illds had to be
carefully looked lnlo and eompari
made with specifications, quali
fications of contractors critically ex
amined Into nH to their reHponshltlty
and fitness, und plans altered to
agree with new conditions found to
exist after tho bids from tho con
tractors wore received and opened.
It has been hard work, constant
work, tlroloss In the almost limit
less number of details, which dovel
onod. It Is only right that these
men nro given proper recognition
and credit for doing well tho ardu
ous task tuis building has lmpoeed
upon them. '
header of Haiders Who Made Hush
inlo Texas Meet icutit
at HamlH of U. S.
Cavalrymen.
Tho Methodist general conference
at Saratoga is considering the pro
It out tion of eliminating the word
"uevll" where it appears In their
: lloraluro and text books, and nnb
Htltuting "sin" therefore, a change
which will doubles ho approved by
a large number of this strong and
Influential religion. 4 body. Kd Men
tion and reason have already practic
ally banished us a personality, Iho
i-loven hooted devil of Knust, wit h
his horns ;nni spear pointed (all, and
substituted in bis ptiieo evil thoughts
and deeds, and these In turn are
covered under the general heading
of sin, so It will not be springing u
Innovation new or startling enough
to Incllo hostility in een the most I
orthodox of the church members. I
LL PAHO, May 1 0. fleneral
Scott today wked to Secretin y of
War Maker that Obregon has sug
gested that the American and Mexi
can forces co-operate in patroiing
the border, each ie:nain!ng on their
side of the iuternaiiMKtl line. Uoth
General Scott a;id C: no nil Funston
arc very optimistic U.ay und fully
expect a peaceful ending to the con-J
Terence now in progress. I
For Die first time Scott. held tho
whip hand as the forces under the
command of Kuuston are numerica1.
ly superior to the -Mexican forces
ucross tho border.
Conceal ScoLt is still obdurate
against fixing any lime i!mlt for the
withdrawal of the Amorican forces
from .Mexico.
MAUATIION, .May 10. Demeyrio
Giii7.ii, leader of the GUmn Springs
raid, wa killed while fighting with
two Amerlejin cavalrymen yesterday,
according to Americans who arrived
hero today. Tho -audit leader is
said to have met his do:ith at Dem
mers. It Is reported that tho Mexican
forccB aro massing
Bouquillas. The troops of tho 8th
cavalry are expected to cross the
border this afternoon in pursuit of
the bandits who made the. sensa
tional raid Into Texas. Troops aro
arriving almost hourly ut Bouquillas
and - expected to ,
Fearing that the white child who
is traveling with the band of gypsies
expected here late tonight or tomor
row morning has been kidnapped,
the local officers aro preparing to
mako an investigation be. ore the
party leaves the city. The" gypsies,
who number about seventy five tticn
and women anj forty children, and
Innumerable oogs, are traveling in
J !( eight-cylinder Cadillac automo
biles and are approaching Koseburg
rapidly.
The news that they had a white
child with them first camo from
California, where the' child was first
seen. At This place the gypsies pro
duced papers which stated thai ITiey
had adopted the boy, while in Min
neapolis a year ago. It is doubted,
however, tii:U tho patera aro legal. 1
Gr.'nts Pars the uuthomies were!
notified, but before they could make 1
preparations the band had left the
city. The local police, however, j
have had u :a and expect to make)
a careful investigation before allow
ing the child to go on with the
party.
It Is thought that the boy in ques
tion may be one whieu was lost from
Newport a little over a year ago, it
having been the belief at that time
that he was kidnapped by the gyp-
I flies. The boy's grandmother is at i
! present located in Uneburg and pro.j
i viding the child is located in the
; party sue will .bo called upon, to)
identify him. ; j
Tho gypsies will not be atlowed!
to stop in or near the ejty, hat will
be given notice to keep going. 1
ftp 'pmm
iff M, ALBE
Prince Albert gives
smokers such
delight, because
its flavor is so different and so
delightfully good;
it can't bite your tongue;
it can't parch your throat ;
you can smoke it as long and
as hard as you like without any
comeback but real tobacco hap
piness! On the reverse side of every Prince
Albert package you will read :
" PROCESS PATENTED
JULY 30th, 1907"
That means to you a lot of tobacco en
joyment. Prince Albert has always been
sold without coupons or premiums. We
prefer to give quality 1
f fa 1
13 rl
the national joy smoke
in pipe satisfaction
is all we or its enthusi
astic friends ever claimed
for it !
y'OU'LL find a cheery howdy-do on tip no
mutter how much of Btran(ir you are in tho
neck of the woods you drop into. For, Pnnca
Albert ia rieni tncre at tno nrat pi are you
pass that ttelta tobacco I I he tappy rea
bafi sella for a nickel and the tidy red
Jv mome pound and half-pound tin
crystal-Alas humidor with
aponge-moistener top
that keepm the to
bacco in such
bang-up trim
a II-1 he-
time I
(ST '
CopTrtgtit 1t1l
by H J. Keynu.d
Tobacco Co.
1
It answers every smoke desire you
or any other man ever had! It is so
cool and fragrant and appealing to your
smokeappetite that you will get chummy with
it in a mighty short time !
Will you invest 5c or 10c to prove out our say
so on the national joy smoke?
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C
PROCESS DISCOVERED IN
Making experiments to
PRODUCE THE MOST &E-,
UGHTFUL AND WHOLE:
jSOME T0SACC0 FOR C!G-4FTTF.AHDK!i'J.nKSS.
;i;;;iWlHST0NSALEM.rtC.US.A. l
DOES NOT BITE THE TONGUE
This t the mwerte aide of the
Prince Albert tidy red tin. Rad
thia " Patented Procen" meA8-to-you
and realize what it mean
In making Prince Albert to mucb
to your lilcing.
Frost Is predicted by tho weather-
southwest of ."bureau for tonight, with higher tem
perature for tomorrow.
John 11. Porter, a woll known
farmer and dairyman of the county,
was transacting business in tho city
:oday,
night. j
The signal corps have already con- dugo In this state last fall
structcd IS miles oT field telegraph.
A train load of motor trucks left
Word has been received from A.
H. Voi-gidrin who moved to Ber
tha t ho
will return to Roseburg with his
jimitv in a short time.
fill A ak M mi m a !
KUnuKtu I HAT
HUNTER HAS
WITHDRAWN BID
I
WANTED Quarrym'en to work at
tUe cement plant above Carnea
station. Wages 22 lie per liour.
Steady work. 677-ni20p
FOIt TRADE Will trado Kood
clean business, guaranteed to
yield over $1,000.00 profit A
month, for thoroughly equipped
unincumbered farm. N. E.
Throne, 517
tralia. Wash.
N. Rock
St., Cen-666-ml2
FOR SALE Team, wason and har
ness, horses' weight about li'OO
eac"i, young an good workers.
, Wagon and harness' almost ntv.
Cheap for cash. Wm. Bushnull,
Ton Mile. Ore. 55S-ml0p
CAPITAL JUBILEE FOR UNCLE JOE, 80
Does Not Desire to Build New
High School.
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WANTS CEBIIFIHDJHECK RETURNED
S1hn1 Board Will Mwt Tonight to
Consider Sow Bids on Puuw 1
und SiHM'iiicatlons Since
IteiiiK Chnitgiil. j
8aUMii prulo want Ju:itiri' llulioji1
fr their ciili't attraction on
Vourth .lulv. an. I lnvo m-nt 1111 !
urKnt Invii.;:1"!! Ihnmpii Con!:ri sa-j
man llaw Icy, Iho imsliivo In-I
KtruclioiiH nut to t:iko no for nu nn-
HWor. Tilt t'lliriijio colncntion will
Ito over then, anil Mr. Uui;!ns may j
ln a ion n very much In demand at:
that time, no much 8n in fact, tli.il
lni may have to kIvo up Ins dini.s
tin the supreme liemli. so it is just
s woll that Salem sets In the flint
Mil.
y v
Uncle Joe Cannon as he looks today.
'I'nro bred republicans only are
In demand this year; no grades, no
scrubs." tHalem Statesman.) .tight
ly aid and to tho point, and tho (hit ' h''
lias gone forth that the "mm -nui tt-i 1M H
nnn" drops will not be swallowed as
heretofore.
Call for brown package p. 3. C.
rofree. You w ill iKe it. liemetn
I er Uie big (tr'ed peach $ eci:h W
our peason's su pply now. Pried
fruit in tho only fruit practicable
WASHINGTON. May t. Monday.'
May s, eighty diners celebrated the
SUih birthday of I'ncle Joe Cannon;
;;, nuest of Congressman Ira C. Cop-!
i Illinois. The former speaU- j
birthday w a a on Sunday, but
the ei'lehrution extended over tliriej
dayq, the house giving him a party 1
alt of his own on the pieeediug day. j
I'nele Joes record is not threat-j
ened. He is now serlng hl iHhj
term, or loth year In the house, his'
and to win until t!ts Kiftysecoml con
gress, which he missed, only to re
sumo his seat the following session
:t.i) bo.ti ii ii:nil I ho SiMjtlnid cou
ess, wbeu he a tain was d ie:uetl.
only to he lelu.ned for this, the
S:iyfourth. In lour congresses, the
",t'!. i;;h:h to the sity:irst, he wasj boar( refused to affirm or deny the
; e, Iver or the houe. report that the hid had been with-
Ten years ago, when Cotle Jeojt'.rawn, t Ito action of the members
was speaker of the hnr.si und c. t'ie; tonight being awaited before any of
?e"iith of his cai-'.T. 'a-1 eutlr can-, ticifil at lion ?s tal;Tt
It is rumored today from authen
tic sources that a communication was
Received by the school clerk this
morning from John Hunter asking
that ho bo ailowed to withdraw his
hiti for the construction of the pro
posed high school building and that
his certitied check be returned to
him. It is stated that this action Is
to the rapid a.ivance In ma
terials and .Mr. Hunter has found
liuit his bid was much too low to
allow profit and Is confident that a
loss would result should he be
awarded the contract. Mr. Hunter's
bid was $57,783.80, the nearest com
petitor making a figure of $(!:;,:;! 1.
The check which accompanied -Mr.
lluiiier'H bid was for une-tenth ot
(he amount bid.
I'niess the school board agrees to
reject the bid of Mr, Hunter he cn
held to his original bid or a for
feiture of his certified cheek. It is
v.iix tbonght, however, he will bo held
to the original agreement.
Tho schooi hoard will hold a spe
cial meeting tonight at which
time this matter along with several
others will be settled. The board
has had the contractors who origin
ally submitted bids figuring the cost
of construction with certain changes
as the first cost was found to be
much too high. The new bids will
be opened tonight and in all prob
ability the contract will be allowed
to the lowest bidder. In this case
Mr. Hunter would be automatically
released from his agreement, as it
is understood ho made no bid on the
amended plans and sHcifications.
Both Mr. Hunter und the school
closest rival heing Congressman j it-- joined in
Jones, of Vhgini.t, who is serving his tleth birthday.
I "1 b Ci-r.Cnuous term. I'ncle .foe Vice Preside
for carrying into the mountains. Iin,, ,;,.n,.ru, Sherwood were hoth : n embers oi .
u, ,m..,. i.Mu-, une(l . elected to the Tortxhird congress. ' cabinet officials.
fieacnea at & per id. seo mom and aite
Wut.i.g his seven
!'r st.U nt llnoeveit,
in a.iks. all u- j
S'M'aie and lo is. ,
Ihe supreme con: '.. i
er which tho Ohio representative ambassadors, armv nn.i det:irt nnnt
pet them nt tho People's Supply ,c. ' left the r... e (or many yenrs. Mr. ' heads, and now snaoer ,e ininerl In
(.'union, however, continued to run a rartv at the old Arlington hotel.
I
wholesalers to consumers.
ciM-t;
l-'OI! SAI.K - K.'l.i. j.ihment on
hon;estead. Kor particulars write
A. Uotish. lIosehurK. j.v5-iu2:t
WANTKD 1 have cood pasture for
li or IS head of cattle. Rate Jl
per month. A. Teal, Wilbur,
Oregon. D78-tn20
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