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Newspaper Page TextIT., - DOUGLAS COUNTY ORCHARDS VlEI.D ANNUAL CROPS BRINGING FROM 10O TO $500 PER ACRE. CHOICE ORCHARD LAND CAN STILL BE BOt'GHT CHEAP, AN INVESTMENT NOW WILL QUADRUPLE IX VALUE I.N FIVE YEARS' TIME. KtEP WELL POSTED Ou the currant vue o( thu world's progress hy reading th Daily Riivmw Delivered by carrier, 50 ent month Review PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertisere get aood returns from an nouncements placed in live papers tho Daily and Twick-a-wkkk Rkvikw. Try them there'a none other eo good. i VOL. XL ROSERURG, OREGON, THURSDAY KVKMXCi, XOYKMI1KK HI08. NO. SMS. KOSEBU RG European Liner Cuts Panama Steamer in Two. SEVERAL LIVES WERE LOST Harriman and Hill Make Peace IlayiS Loses Marathon Race Audi Loses to Welsh. Special to the Evening Review. NEW YORK, Nov. 25. It Is fear ed that many Uvea were lost this morning when a White Star liner ran down and sank the Panama Co'si steamer Finance off Sandy Hook. One report says the hig liner liad been lying off the Hoolc for two days trying to make entrance to this port in the heavy fog that has been hang ing over the entrance to the lower bay. The steamer Finance Is said to have been cut In two by the terrific crash when the collision occurred. Owing to the difficulties of naviga tion in the fog It is very difficult to obtain details of the disaster. Later reports say that eight passen gers are missing and several mem bers of the crew of the Finance were drowned. The vessel carried 80 pas-sensers. Square Deal for Negro. WASHINGTON, Nov. 2tt. Presi dent Roosevelt 'today, in delivering an address at the corner-stone lay ing of the Y. M. C. A. building for negroes, made an earnest plea for a square deal in America's future treat ment of the colored race. He made "the distinction that it was not for i? ' social equality "that he was arguing, but the "equality of treatment be fore the law and equality of oppor ffjvv.jiity to earn a living." He insist ' ' ' WD : YOU'VE 85 NEVER rzrj illilKiJ or Overcoats SiSlJk Something ' . VVS Copyrirht 190I by YOU. X X Hart Schjffnet & Mm I jjtHE OF SOUTHERN OREGON Jj ed that "performance of duty should be the test applied to the white and colored man alike." IjumlH'riiieii to File Complaint. SEATTLE, Wash.. Nov. 26.--Northv.'est lumber manufacturers will shortly tile a complulnt with the In terstate Commerce Commission ask ing the commission to give lumber und shingle shippers the full benefit of the original order of the commis sion made June 2. This information was brought here by A. F. Specht, secretary of the joint trade commit tee of the Pacific Coast Lumber Man ufacturers' Association, who has just returned from the east, where he con ferred witlr W. A. WImbish, special counsel for the lumbermen in their fight for maintenance of freight rates. - - o . ALSO DAY OF PEACE. lliirrinmn and Hill to Develop R ranch Railway Lines. Special to the Evening Review. CHICAGO, Nov. 2(1. Reports are In circulation here today that Harri man and Hill, the big railway mag nates, have burled the hatchet of an tagonism and are figuratively smok ing the pipe of peace. It Is announc ed that the Harrlman and Hiil lines will proceed harmpnlously hereafter with the development of branch lines of road for feeders for their big sys tems, Instead of fighting each other for territory, as In the past. J. P. Morgan is said to be the peacemaker. Sailors Ashore at Manila. MANILA, Nov. 26. The general Thanksgiving rejoicing here today is enhanced by the fact that 1500 blue jackets from the. Atlantic fleet are ashore and enjoying the city's hospi tality for the first time since the ar rival of the ileet. The city is beauti fully de"ora1ed and all placps are free except those districts recently infest ed with plague. " Hayes Loses Marathon. NEW YORK, Nov. 2 G. John J. Hayes was defeated by Pletrl Do rando In the repetition of the great Marathon race here last night, Hayes finishing the 2 li -miles run 60 yards behind. The time was 2 hours, 44 minutes, 20 2-5 seconds, being bet ter than the Olympic record In Lon don, which race was won by Hayes. Tho outcome here was no surprise to those who have watched the career of Hayes since he returned from London. WV'lsh Rests A (toll. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 26. Abe Atteil, who lost the 15-round fight with Freddie Welsh, the Englishman, attributes his defeat to the fact that he Injured his hand while training and also worked off too much flesh. Welsh was given the decision as be ing Attell's master in the fight. RURY RRADKN SUICIDES. Creature of Rose-burg's Half World Jumps Into Coos Ray. MARSHFIELD, Or., Nov. 25. Ruby 1 trad en, 23 years old, commit ted suicide by jumping off a gasoline boat on Coob Bay late this afternoon. Search Is being made for the body. The woman came here a few days ago from Roseburg. The suicide was an unfortunate creature of the lower world, and most of her time during the past two years In Roseburg was. spent at the place .familiarly referred to as the "High-Board Fence," on Main street. She was a divorcee, and came of a good family. Her parents live at Wobdburn, Marion county. ASHLAND FALLS IN LINE. ASHLAND, Or., Nov. 25. As a re sult of the good roads convention held here today a local organization to be known as the Ashland Good Roads League was organized with Benton Bowers as president; Emmett Beeson, of Talent, vice-president; C. H. Gillette, secretary, and C. A. Eliason, (treasurer, to further tho cause In this section In a systematic way. Judge John H. Scott, of Salem, president oi the State Good Roads League, was the principal speaker at the convention today. It was attend ed by many farmers from the sur rounding country as well as by towns people generally. THE LATEST AND REST NOVELS. can he obtained at the Public Library In the Marsters' building, upstairs over Burr's Music Store. dd6 Prof. Ray Henderson, of Drain, is spending Thanksgiving at home here. $31,250 RAISED IX 7 DAYS. Eugene's Banner Movement Insures n Y. M. C. A. Building. EUGENE, Or., Nov. 25. The cam paign for the $S0,000 Y. M. C. A. building closed this ovenliig when the soliciting committee met, lit head quarters and reported $51,205.57. Donations that came In during the meeting brought the amount up to $51,2.10. The people of Eugene have given with a will. The work has been done In seven days, and when the meeting was over and the crowd went out on the street a great cheer went mi n the Y. M. C. A. clock hand was turn ed past ho 151,000 mark. the city had ruised.an avernir of at least $25 for every man in Eugene. Men who had never contributed to anything before gave their mite, and generous men gave more. The work ior a louns mon s christian Associa tion has been the greatest thing done by the city In yearB, and has enlisted the largest number of supporters of any movement which Eugene has ever taken up. o CUTS COLD ItHCKI'TIOX. Scott-Fulton Climio Kind Hedge on Senator Will be Kept. PORTr.ANn n,. m nr. re covering that the move was not pap- iiiur, me people wno proposed, circu lating petitions urging Statement No. 1 members of the legislature to vio late their pledge and not vote for Ceoree K. nimmliai-taln ni doned the plan, at least temporarily. lie iienuon Dianas nave been print ed, but are not In circulation. The proposition did not meet with that fleCren nf .nthiialnam n.,.. ..., l .. he Antls and there Is a strong llkeli- nwuu ui me fHumons nnaily being en tirely abandoned. Another reason why the petitions are not meeting with success Is that the Antls have discovered the State ment men are rapidly coming to n realization of the political game that the Antls are framing up and that tho Statement men are getting to gether to control the organization of both House nnri Senntp Thn niri... ment to stand together and support only a Statement man for Speaker is receiving many signatures, nnd sev eral Ollt-of-tnwn retirnauittfil )..... t. .. .... made special trips to Portland tor exp'-eBs purpose or signing It Kl-nm thn wnv In ujhli.k tl. .......... ment Is now being signed, there is every pruspeci ior us success nnd a mutual understanding among the Statement nipn lu helnir niunj n Statement men say that the peo- wno wouiu sign mo petition are the neonle who vntoii for iha aimib i,. the primaries, and that under these circumstances, tho Statement mem bers are under no obligations what ever io signers, cor tnese and a few other reasons, the petitions are be ing shelved, and not even sent into circulation. OK INTKHEST TO HOSl'.lll'UfJ 1'uvenn'iit Cannot be Guaranteed For Any Length of Time. PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 25. That the city will do away with the main tenance bids for hard surface lm provements is apparent, as It has neen decided In the Supreme Court mat no company laying a hard sur face pavement shull guarantee a pave ment for any length of time. Hero tofore the city has been declaring the life of several of the types of hard surface improvements to bo 10 years and accepting maintenance bids of 2'A cents a snunre yard for main tnlnlng the pnvemcntH In good repair ear n year, mis would amount to 2 cents a square yard during the life of the pavement, nnd In this city where so many streets are being paved with nam surface pavements, the sum re- quired each year for maintenance haF become enormous, it Is argued that this maintenance is nothing but a present to the paving companies. NEW PENSIONS OKANTE1). Congressman W. C. Hawley has secured monthly pensions for the following residents of Douglas conn ty: James Myron, of Olalla. 115 Howard W. Clark, $12; Lucy Calk- Ins, $12; II. C. Dawson, $12; Marcus Moore, $15: Nancy A. wlniberly iiz; all of Koseburg. Cecil Miles, o Myrtle Creek, $15; James P. Harrow $12; Ellvbeth Oervals, $12; Dnnle A. Patterson, $12; all of Oakland sarah C. (iuerney. of Kiddle, $12 Martin W. Hampton, of Ten Mile $12; Sarah L. Klnman, of Yonralla $12; Anne E. Krewson, of Drain $12; Win. E. Markham, of Canyon vllle, $30; John D. Porter, of DM lard, $17; Hiram Weutherly, of Scottsburg, $15. How to Trent a Hprnln. Sprains, swellings and lameness are promptly, relieved by Chamber lain's Liniment. This liniment re duces inflammation and soreneps so that a sprain may be cured In about one-third the time required by the usual treatment. 25 and 50 cen sizes for sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Mrs. Alex Anderson and children wont to Cilendale thin morning to remain until Saturday, after which they will Journey to Albany, where they will again reside. Mr. Anderson. I who Is an S. P. engineer, having been trannf erred to his former run be tween that city and Junction. Read Review ad vs. for bargains. .-. n. . , -m. t- f.-tff lb 1 i U Ctrl Q xgfe C WE SIIOl'M) IIIC TIIAXKI T I-. fnr MTa ntirl Itu iitiimiiiht'rifl lili'MHilltrH for what we call the common things of lire as expressed m the loi- iowing nnes: ' For tho mother 8 look or grace, For the bahy'H Mltlo face. For the morning's smile of bliss, For tho happy good-night kiss. For the cheery bl Is that swing. And for freedom's peal and ring. For the nation's peace and wenlth. For our gladness and our health. For the flowers and for tho whenf. For the cold nnd for the heat. For the fruit and Tor the grain. For the sunshine and the rain." j j j j- j j j j j j - i Mi;irom iw;i;rs (;(i;. h MiMKcvd Tribune: At a mentfng of the Commercial Club Wednesday morning the con t rnr t was closed with W. Ulllle Wells, representing Sun set Magazine, for $:i770 for f.O.OnO .Vedford biMikletB print ed in tbiee colors, the tinest pamphlet ever put out by any town In publicity work. In ad dition, 30. 000 pamphlets, sim ilar to Ihose printed this sum mer, with colored Newtown ap ple cover, will bo lsmied f t on' e to take the place of the old Med ford pamphlet, which Is ex hausted. J J J J J O GOVT. UKTH J.KMO.N. I'OttTLANI), Or., Nov. 25. Itlcll- ard Jones wan found not guilty of Un charge of cutting tlmb'T on govern ment land near Grants lnss by a Jury In the Federal court ynterd'iy after noon after lens than 10 minutes' de liberation. The complaint wns fil tered by InHpeetor Stoner. The de fendant said he was complying wlOi the law as to homesteads, the land having been taken up by his father. who Is dead, and that lie was walling for his patent. Odds and Croup In Children. "My little girl Is subject to colds. says Mrs. Wrn. H. Berlg, No. 41 Fifth St., Wheeling, W. Va. "Last win ter Bhe had a severe spell and a ter rible cough, but I cured her with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with out the aid of a doctor, and my tittle boy has been prevented many times from having the croup by the time ly one of this syrup." This remedy Is for sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Read Rvtew ad vs. for bargains. t y -, V - toj-J- iV.P 'Vt, J Tl "', ' i t . ' , . ii a .-.j.k . n v, . THE HANDWIUTLNQ ON THE WALL. roOTlt.AMi UAMK TOOAV. The find football game of tho sea son In Uo'ibiirg will- he played at Rose Park this afternoon, The con testing elevens are of this city and Drain, and the line-up will be ub follows: ItOHHIHMtO OK A IN Maisters O llerrlngton Speck It h 0 Miller, K. I'urazno I (! R Snood Cobb II T I Krewson IMckens . T R Appb'gate Mi-Mullen R K I- Moon Riley L K R Mattoon llldiin;er ti Richards IVrry F. R II I. Miller, F. Join's L II R Craig IVrry. V. F Bhutt COFFEE Good coffee is partly in buying and partly in making; like everything else, Ynur grnrer rctnrni ynur tnnnor If rou don't tike Schiliiiw't Ural: wit iai Una. IXKTIUTTIOX IX VOCAL MTSIC. Mrs. H. R. Wood will accept pupils In vocal study (Old Italian method). Call at liurr'B Music Store. dn2G OFFICIOUS. J. W. Hamilton, President. A. C. Marsteri, Caihler. J. F. Barker, Vice President J. W. Hamilton N. Rica, J. F. Darker, S. C. Bartrun, THE ROSEBURG NATIONAL BANK Established 1908. CAPITAL, - $50,000.00 Hnfetj Deposit hoi lor rent. Hy the joar 2.tMt, or will rent liy the month. Our conservative manngero ent offers substantial advan tages to present and promotive patrons. We are prepared to handle all business entrusted to us accurately and expeditiously. Albany Herald: A license was Is sued by County Clerk Miller Wednes day for the marriago of Walter 8. Threlkeld, a prominent young mer chant of Itrownsvillo, and Mrs. Anna Sutherland, of Roseburg. Patronize Review advertisers THANKSGIVING BALL Given by the ROSEBURG ORCHESTRA at THE ARMORY Thursday Evening NOVEMBER 26 All Night Dancing Dancers - 50 Cents W. T. Wright, Asst. Cashier DIItKCTOKS. W. T. Wright. J. O. Newland, I. Abraham, Chas. W. Farkl, A. C. Maritera.