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IlOSEUl'KG, OUEOOX, FKIDAY EVENING, OCTOllEK 22, 1000.
No. 202.
hicks m
i-irn Ing was by Dr. J. Whitcomb Brough
V er, of the White Temple, Portland.
ATTEMPTED KIDNAPPING.
Oregon Baptists Honor Former
Roseburg Pastor
Dr. Urougher has appeared before I.iit!.. ( I.il.l .,r lni,u ..lii ..r
Roseburg audiences on other occa- Grants Pass, Taken Kroiu
sIoiib and he always commands wide u Hod.
attention. His principal theme was
"Narrow Mindedness," and bis mas- Arthur Conklln. proprietor of the
tery of the subject is generally pacific Outlook, of Grants Pass, who
acknowledged. He referred to a re- was here attending the Baptist State
cent article In a Portland paper Convention, was called home this
j which spoke of himself as being morning by a telephone message ap
narrow minded. Needless to say the prising him of the entry of his resi
critic was mercilessly flayed in re- dence there by a burglar and an sp
it...... a..a . i,- ,... t. .. . . . r.
turn, nuu uvi vmy uv uui uniciD parent attempt to Kianap nis little
who pompously assume a liberality daughter, aged about two years.
KPW YtfAR fiV CI7 lfl1 R CIC of religious views which they do not Meagre detailB were given, however,
tlCill J Lit! Ill 1.1 ,fl(,JUU UdolO accord to others. Taking for example Mr. Conklin'B two little children
the liquor question, he declared the have been sleeping In a tent near
I prohibitionists to be more broad his house. During his absence his
minded than the so-called i'beralist. elder daughter has been occupying
The prohibitionist, he said, was the tent with them. About nino o--
Dr Bronfiufl Delivers an Ahle WflrPSS broad minded enough to voluutarily clock Thursday evening, some time
VI. DlUUgUCl IKIIVtU all flUie aUUlCib surreIlder his right to indulge In after the little ones were asleep, but
oo "Narrow Mindedness" to
a Crowed House
Well merited honor has fallen to
Rev. E. H. Hicks, of Ashland, for
merly pastor of the Baptist church
of Roseburg for five years. The
State Baptist Convention iu session
here this morning elected him to its
presidency for the ensuing year.
Three other olilces went to Port
landers, these being E. A. Patch,
Clerk: F. C. W. Parker, correspond
ing secretary, and J. F. Failing,
treasurer. The last two named are
the present Incumbents.
The work for the new fiscal year
was placed on a basis of $17,f00.
Last year the work was on a basis
of $15,000. Of this sum there was
a deficit of $476, but this was wiped
out by contributions in the conven-
intoxlcants in order to protect his before the older daughter had re-
fellowman whose mentality Is too tired, the little girl mentioned was
weak to resist the temptation to heard crying and upon hurrying to
drink to excess if it can be obtained, the tent she was found lying in her
Holiglous skeptics were also severely nisht dress In the garden outside. It
denounced, as were several so-called seems impossible that she could have
religious which were characterized got there unaided and an attempted
as the most brazen frauds upon kidnapping is naturally surmised,
humanity and In direct opposition to The miscreant had also entered the
the spirit and teachings of Christ. house and several articles of sllver-
Dr. Urougher Is always brilliant ware were reported missing. Dli-
and he preaches a gospel of optl- turbances wero heard about the
mism, never forgetting to denounce place two or three times during the
wrong in whatever form it appears, evening, but no definite clew to the
Possibly more dignity might be intruder was found. Very naturally
given his sermons if he omitted Mr. Conklln took the first train for
some of the slangy phrases and bit- home to investigate the affnlr. Mrs.
terly denunciatory epithets hurled Conklln died only a few months ago,
at his opponents but as a coiner of Rnd although he has a housekeeper
epigrams he is seldom equaled and with the little children all the time,
is always worth going miles to hear, as well as his two older daughters
Ituiluvt of 1(110,000 Approved. and another girl, his solicitude for
The following recommendations their snfety is by no means lessened.
introduced by the Board of Managers -o
wero adopted by the convention yes- Ml'RDEKOl'S BANDIT
terday: KILLED BY POSSE.
First. That the convention ap- .
prove the budget of J16.000 sug- RENO, Nev.,' Oct. 21. After hnv
tion yesterday.
A decided advance In the mission
1 ....... .,' " jested by the Board of Managers for , bBen routed accidentally from his
Pacific Coast was shown by the re- coml',lg year and Ied ,u most a haystn k by rod
ports of the secretary and treasurer. oya, 8upIlort t0 tnlB tesh caU for SISy'SfSXMork. cLrlcsWilllama,
acco.u.ub w Lii.o o. greater gifts. the Reno burglar, who last night
slonartes and missionary pastors Second. .That the convention In- ot two men and stabbed one in a
u'ZfrlUljrw!'. 0, 8truct 118 "wortlonment committee hotel at Vinton. Plumas county, was
During the year Just closed, with a , include in its budget to the shot to death today by a posse.
J",.. tliZelnJ ltn0r ! churches the item of Christian Edu- , his pockets was found the jew-
The sermons preached totalled 4 .109, callon and ,nat lt ai)1,ortion t0 the cl he had Btolcn from ie hotel
here were 24 n"l'8. churches for this purpose $1000.00, when discovered previous to his battle
tions to missionary churches alone .400.oo for the Pacific Coast The- wU the two men who attempted to
by letter numbered 301. J ological Seminary, take him.
The recommendation of the Board , Thir m.i th Mnv.niin rtiront ..
of Managers that the work of the 1(g Boara 0f Managers to formulate OREGON REflU'IT TRIES
Devastation Reported From
Quakes in Far Fast
VESUVIUS IS ALSO ACTIVE
train. Death was Instaneous. The
body and parents arrived hore today.
When the train stopped the boy wus
arrested. He said: "I was just fool
ing around nud shot at the train
just for fun." With two other boys
Wadsworth was playing train robber
when the shot was fired.
COOS COUNTY SVFFEllS
FROM SEVERE WEATHER.
Suffers Dentil Penalty.
SALEM, Oct. 22. Math JanclgaJ
was hanged at noon today for the
murder of Mary Sinroker at Oregon
City, Nov. 20, 1908. - Janclgaj was
a rejected suitor and he climbed into
hor room through a window and shot
her.
Wires Down, Automobiles Mired and
Stages Run Willi Ditlli'ulty
Mull Route t'liitngxU.
Southern Half Anticipates Anolhtr
Messina Disaster Great Loss
.ol Lite and Pruputy
MeC-arron is Dying.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22. State Sena
tor Patrick H. McCarren's tight for
Ilea Iu kallauail trt l.a nnnrk rr tha (,., ,1
Artificial heart stimulation has been 'ni.
adopted to prolong lite tor a lew
hours.
Special to the Evening Review.
QUETTA, ludia, Oct. 22. Ex
hausted tribesmen who arrived here
today report thb wholesale destruc
tion of villages in uorthenstern Bal
uchistan and western Punjab by a
terrific earthquake. Hundreds are
dead in the villages of Mill, Tanlo,
Kanda and Kuninl. Hundreds of
villages are demolished and the loss
or life Is believed to be terrible.
According to the statements of the
refugees the entire fnce of the coun
try between here and Khelat, the
capital of Baluchistan, has been
changed. The quake lifted the plains
into hills nnd leveled mountains,
crevices opened in tho center of the
villnge of Kuranl and swallowed a
majority of the buildings and inhab
itants, numbering about ten thousand.
No news has been received from any
of the other places mentioned.
Spain In Encouraged.
MADRID, Oct. 22. The fall of
Premier Maura and tho conservative
cabinet has produced a feeling of re-
Hur on.l onni,,.nirn hnn, that a tinrlnrl
of International trnnnnllltv will soon 1 Miirsllllelll Stage
be ushered In. It, Is now an open
secret that Maura's refusal to give
the king an opportunity to pardon
Ferrer is regretted by Alphonso.
convention for the ensuing year be
broadened and extended on a much
larger scale was adopted.
This morning's service included
Interesting addresses on the follow
ing subjects: "Christian Education,"
"Our Pnper The Pacific Baptist,"
"Our Seminary," and "Our Sunday
Schools." This evening Dr. Riley
wire-1 deliver an address on "Our
College." Rev. Hicks will preach.
Thursday Evening.
The devotional services were con
ducted by Rev. D. E. Baker, pastor
of the First Baptist church of Leban
on, Oregon, from Psalm 116, emphns-
Sl'K'lDE WITH POISON.
and secure agreements with our na
tional sources for the mutual sup
port and direction of work supported DENVER. Colo., Oct. 21. Grief
uy them within the bounds of this over the death of his father several
convention. months ago caused John W. Knys,
Fourth. That the convention ngeu 21, who enlisted In the regular
chango Its Constitution to provide urmv three months ago, to attempt
for a committee on Evangelism sll;.i(,.. He was found unconscious
which shall, in co-operation with the ,is roJm wtn his face buried in
Coast Evangelist Mission and the a basin containing chloform. Ho was
Genernl Missionary, seek to devise revived and will recover, but says he
and carry out plans for promoting wm km himself. He has written to
Evangelism. his mother. Mrs. Jesse K. Harris, at
Fifth. That the convention ap- Tillamook, Or., as follows:
point a special committee on church .. have brought more troublo to
nvtniislnn thnt Hhnll RtllllV the Dm))-. ..n.,p l...npt l.t I not n.ntlt vnll tn
'""s ...... lem or multiplying tne eiiicieucy ui greve over what 1 have done. 1
First Reasons for loving the Lord. ollr ,,rCsent churches In reaching want to be burled by my father's side.
Ipcond What should we render to ,ho reg0ns bout them through Sun- nave never enjoyed one moment or
God for all His benefits toward us. dav scho0s branch churches, lay happiness since I learned of rather's
The main theme for the discussions. efrnrti etc., and that they shall make death."
or tne evening was me un i suss?stions as to practical plans.
Laymen," led by Hon. O. P. Coshow.
of Roseburg. In a few minutes' . luii-ltiirk of Success
time he showed to the convention Tl,e I"-" or Hucccm
i. J nMn 1 1 lha tn n 1nnn n)oar hmln hflfkpH hV
churches to take part in tne unrisuan inaomuaDie win uu .eu... (alher wh0 died about two years ago
conouest for riehteousness in our gy. Such power comes from tne ,...,j , ,h ir.,1 1...' ..omo.
communities. This was closely splendid health that Dr King's New r(j His mother married again
listened to by the large congregation Life Pills Impart. They vitalize ' and ,g now MrBi Je8sp
Present. every organ ana ouna up uru... ...u ; and ves anout tw0 m,e8
TILLAMOOK, Or., Oct. 21. John
W. Kays, mentioned In the Denver
dispatch, left here about six months
He is about .to years old. His
Italy Is Frightened.
ROME, Oct. 22. Fear that an
other Messina disaster is awnlting
the world Is growing hourly In the
southern end of Italy and Sicily. The
Italian government Is preparing to
rush relief and if a disaster has oc
curred in Catania as feared. Earth
quakes of long duration are reported
in the neighborhood or Mount Aetna
but no Information of any damage is
obtainable. All communication Is
cut off. One person was killed and
overy house wrecked In Achlbenle,
which Is the only town heard from
The government is expecting a long
death list.
Vesuvius iM Aetive.
MESSINA, Oct. 22. Yesterday's
earthquake shocks in the vicinity of
Mount Aetna, coincident with the ro
tiewod aetlvlly of Motinl Vesuvius,
have caused much alarm here. The
eruption or Mount Vesuvius appears
to be Increasing today.
MARSHFIELD, Or.. Oct. 21. Coos
Bay has been entirely cut off from
the outside for Beveral days. Tele
graph and telephone wires have been
down, the mall has been a day late,
two autumoblles are stuck in the mud
20 miles from Marshlleld, and those
who ride over the stage line must go
through 60 miles of rain in an open
wagon.
The rain for the past four days has
been severe and the bnrs of all the
Southern Oregon coast have been
rough, with consequent delay of
smnller vessels In leaving nud arrlv-
The nutos on tho Roseburg-Coos
Bay lino are having troubles of their
own. Billy Wade's machine broke
down while going out a couple of
days ago. Ira Chapman started back
from-Roseburg Monday but struck a
muddy road In tho canyon nnd made
only eight miles yesterday.
Line is to Cease
Operntion November 1.
The postmaster at Marshlleld has
boen notified that the mail route will
be changod after November 1. Here
tofore tho mail tins come in over tho
Coos Bay wagon road and lias always
been Into In winter lime, owing to the
bad roads.
I The contract for carrying the mull
hns been let to .Leonard Masters ami
It will bo brought In over the stage
road from Roseburg to Myrtle Point
and thence to Mnrshlleld by train.
It is expected this will give a decided
improvement iu the mull service W
this place.
NEW PETITION BEFORE
EQUALIZATION BOARD.
Tuft Resumes Journey.
CORPUS CHR1STI. Oct. 22.
President Taft's vucation ended at 1
o'clock tills afternoon when he ar
rived hero and addressed a meotlng
ot tho Inland Waterways Convention,
whero delegates from Texns and
surrounding states are discussing
plans for the betterment of tho na
tion's rivers for commercial use.
Tho President pledged his support
of this Improvement and assured r aii,P i-
them that the government is ready ' 1 """; '
to co-operate with the stntes, or pri- u acr!S 800
vato enterprises. Ho resumes his 1 I. Ness to Noud-lllackor Tlmbur
eastward Journey at 8 this evening. Co., $10; 160 acreB sec 24, 21-8.
Gust. Ekland wants an assessment
ot $100 an acre on 40 acres ot land
In sec. 14, 27-0, which have been
given a value of $150 an acre. Pe
tition alleges that valuation is dispro
portionate to adjoinlug property.
Dr. Geo. C. Houck wants the
assessment on hlB automobile low
ered from $750 to $600.
W. .8. Hamilton says $995 is a
more proper valuation for his 160
acres in sec 22, 27-8, which have
beon assessed at $1905.
W. R. Vinson asks cancellation of
assessment ot $1,000 on his unin
sured sawmill, which, has been des
troyed by lire.
Tho Pacific Slates Telephone and
Telographlo Company, whose prop
erty hits been assessed at $73,325,
asks for the substitution of the 1908
valuation, $50,000.
K. T. Woodruff says 98 acres of
land assessed ns tillable land Is in
capable of being tilled and wants the
assessment reduced accordingly.
.The time for filing petitions ex
pires tumorrow evening.
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Mabel C. Hlnkson to Edna F. Pat
terson. $100; 160 acres sees 10 and
11, 19-8.
Estate Sol Abraham to J. W.
Jacobson, $10; lot 3, block 15, Glen
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C. M. MacGregor to A. S. Hlnkson,
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F. E. Mcuee to A. h. iiitiKson,
J. W. Dixon to Mabel C. Hlnkson,
$10; 160 acres sees 10 and 11. 19-8.
W. S. Hamilton to A. H. Hlnkson,
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E. G. Young & Co. to A. H. Hlnk
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R. n. Clemmer to C. E. Ellefson,
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Jetrries Mnkra ltl Talk.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22. Tho great
est fighter the world has ever seen
is in New York today. He Is look
Ing for a fight, nnd if Jnrk Johnson
will use some of the gasoline wasted
in San Francisco In a record-breaking
run New York-ward It will be better
to the liking or San Franciscans and
Incidentally to Jeffries. Fight fans
say he is looking fit and ready to
fight. Jeffries arrived on the Lu!
tanla this morning. He said: "I
am rendy to enter Ihe ring at any
time, nnd 1 nm ready to sign nrtlcleB
Immediately with the big 'dlnge.' I
tip the scale at 232 anil feel better
(halt I did before gulng abrond. Just
leave this talk about upholding the
supremacy of the white race to me.
When 1 get this alleged Galveston
cyclone in the ring somebody is
going 10 get his bend knocked off,
anil it won't be Jeffries. It Is going
to be a fight unless Johnson does the
crawfish act. We can't get together
too soon to suit mi!. I could enter
the ring tomorrow and clean up thlH
alleged champion, but will be at my
best after two months' training."
Thousands joined in an ovation and
everybody sought to grasp ills paw
as he came down the gang plank.
The police were comnelled to niake
way through the enthusiastic fans
on every hand to greet him.
Jeffries stated Hint he had been
training vigorously while in Europe
and except for a sllxht trouble with
his nose Is in fine coinll" !on. He will
undergo an inronsoqiientil operation
on his nose In a few days. . He de
nies that he ever stated that he
wanted $1.10.00(1 to flKht the negro.
The champion will probably meet
Johnson and his manager here early
next week.
Care In Preparing Food.
In recent years scientists have
proved that the value of food is meas
ured largely by its purity; the re
sult Is the most stringent pure food
I laws that have ever been known.
j. One food that has stood out proml-
mently as a perfectly clean and pure
toed aad wbich was as pure before
1 tee enactment of these laws as lt
oul possibly be Is Quaker Oats;
oaceded by the experts to be the lde
i tar slaking strength of muscle
sad era!. The lest
ail teoiks. tm Quaksr Uits Conis-aw
d the idly nanefacurtfr it attseai
U are, ,.LMrtly t rl j 7WD hiTT
Imi t e.ij tko kws imd ! fcte !. 22. Taking; "a pot
Hftw tx Mawkx (pjot t irlhe-n Pacific train, "Just
mimr' aia . i ,." W-rry Wadsworth, aged 14,
cieiTil lr t 9 0f e Timber, .Mont., put a bullet
m evf; J U" thmui ?ne head of Joniah, the 14
tona gOU eWff-l!tJ? ytl-old son of J. II. Leek and wife,
999- ""v .01 three being passengers on the
0 4 o
Arioth.T MiiU'h.
1,03 ANf.KLKS, Or(. 21.- HaMlInc
Nflso and Ad 'ilK;.t were mulched
today to llirht. 4 5 rounds for th
world'H llglit wflht chanipioiir'hii) tn
this city. J haiiKHKivitiK day. I n
II V, III 13 iu it Rtr (mmi-i; m-i in : wit: i n-
clflc Athletic f'iub and a new arena
oiitKide the city limits will be. built
for the affair, gnlesH arrangement
am madf to hko the arena of the de
funct Jeffries Athletic Club at Vernon,
Tho men mire' to make 133 pounds
rdiKHide. A iu if p of l2,r,00 l to i
4 cheaper, o e nr,K up. The title now held (
in .fi(j:i mi', win wiui im? in;- i
cision In the '-niinn fflit. '
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untrl lolLf
OU'LL notice there's
not a bit of ginger
bread work about this
suit it is strictly a legiti
mate style which "heady"
fellows will admire.
The money which has in
the past been spent for
"fancy doings" has here
been put into better tailor
ing. It is not an easy matter
ty make a coat a real work
of art and anyone with
clothes buying experience
will tell you they are hard
to find. We have found
them come and see.
$18 to $27.50
w
K are fortunate in
being able to pub
lish here an illus
tration of one of the most
popular styles we ever had
in our shop.
Say what you will, a three
button sack made in the
superior manner in which
all "Superb" Clothes are
made is the handsomest
suit a fellow could wish for.
Besides the charming style
which distinguishes this suit
from an ordinary production
it is made from the most fas
cinating fabrics they fit the
suit. "The suit will fit you."
You must see it.