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VOL. XII.
nosKitrua, ouegox, fiuoay kvkmno, jantahv si, 1010.
No. S70.
Review
United Action by Trustees and
OLD OBLIGATIONS CLEARED
Permanent Publicity Committee to be
Elected Next Friday Coal Is
500 Members
A "got-together" movement that
promises gratifying results toward
advancing the Interests of this city
and county was held at the ComnwT
cial Club rooms Thursday night.
This was la joint session of the Com
mercial Club trustees and the new
publicity committee. As a result of
this conference the indebtedness in
curred during the past year will be
wiped out and the business auV.s o
the Club put. upon a subsr rtl;:l
basis. The house committee will
also be ucuured of a -siiHlcieeit in
come to earry on the fioirfe.il fecirta
or the Club in a satisfactory manner,
and meet all current expenses u
rapidly as they accrue.
The wiping out of the oJd indebt
edness pluces the Club in a fine cci
ri.tion once more and the mcnib;t.'
sJiip will rapldily Intprcaso from th
date. The new pubWcity fund will
a Iso be su bstniit ial ly t ncroitsrd n n d
the work of tne Club will be inert1
"harmonious and th-ereforo more ef
fective than at any former perk.d (.f
its 'history. The Club expects 1.
hiave a .lnemborehLp of at least fiOfl
in this city and coun.ty before the
end of the present yoa-r. Just im
agine, tf you can, how this county
will advance with 500 enrolled work
ers unitedly engaged t in furthering
its advantages.
FoMowimg is the secretary's re
port of Thursday night's session:
Roseburg, Ore., Jam. 20, 1910.
m, Pursuant to call, a meeting of the
ioiarof trustees jointly with the
pr.ftlty committee was held, with
S. "iftwephison, president bf the Cotn
morcia!l Club, presiding. Present on
the ia'rt of .the trustees: Messrs. Al
ley, llooth, Eddy, Cannon, Marsteis,
- Dysl'iigcr and Joseplnon; on the part
of tihe pubHotty coin mi tee: Messrs.
Hargar, Perkins, Soeily, Joseph son
and Manager Richardson.
The chairmadi stated the object of
the meeting to be for the purpose of
dtisposilng of 'tihe accounts of the
board of trustees relating to adver
'tilHing, etc. Upon mot.ion. duly ;
seconded, tiie followiing resolutions
wore iinainlmoiiHly adopted:
Resolved, Thait It is the sense of
this joint meeting of the acting pub
'lloity co m m tt tt-e and the board of
trustees of Roseburg Commercial
Club that the existing indebtedv.e-
Incurred in advertiisrng by the brir:
of trustees be paid by the publicity
committee from the subscript i jn:
now being taken: tlliat tho pubK i'y
committee imiy release those slgr.hr
the inew sulscrlptlon list from chli
ga'jion on the old suhscripMon paper
circulated by the board of trust.es:
that the remaining said old sub
scriptltons be paid and turned over tt
-the Bald pubHoity committee; that c
moettfng of subscribers shall be called
for January 28, 1910, for the pur
Iose of electing a )ernianent pub
'Uclty commdt-Dec and to ratify the ac
tion of this meeting.
On motion made and duly seconded
the following resolution was unini
mously adopted by the board of
trustees of the Roeeburg Commercial
Club:
Resolved, That the publicity man
ager, Mr. Darby Richardson, be and
he hereby is authorized to increase
tihe. Club membership and to collect
and receipt fcT all .fiiltkitJon foes and
monthly dues from all members of
said Club and turn the moneys so
received over to the secretary of
said Club, wiio is hereby authorized
and instructed to draw a warrant on
the geroeraj fund of said Club in favor
AYER'S I1AIK VIGOR
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. of the publicity committee, on the
ist day of each month, for the
(amount of all moneys collected bv
said pubMLiity manager, hereunder,
In excess of two hundred dollars per
meuin.
GEORGE NEITNKK. Jr.
Secretary.
Acting rommhtee sitim mid NVw
tne to ho KltM-tcd.
Accord iufi to the rtolutieii pnpf?d
Thurad-w night at. the joint m eM'is
of the board of t-niFtws and the pub
licity committee, the permanent pub
licity committee, to be cotniKwed of
five membera. wi'H be chos ;-4f c:i Jan
uary 28 at ia meeting of the sub
scribers t'3 the new publicity fund,
which has N-en cafel then for that
purpose. Tho present acting pub
licity commiileo lo-Juy ceased to
exist, as wlM b-3 feen by the follow
ing resignations:
"Mr. Sam Joseph son. Chairman of
Publicity Committee, Hoseburg
Com merceal CJu b, Kosebu rg, Ore
gon. Dear Sir: I hereby hand you
my resignation as a im-mber of the
publicity committco of the Commer
cia Club, the same to take effect this
date. Very truly, (Signed) J. V,
Perkins, Sam Joseph son, Clark U
Barg-ar. Henry HaiXh, W. C. Hard
ing and A. C. Seely." Mr. J. O.
XewJand, tho remaining member,
could not be reached, as ho is Jn
California.
(Tims vi(vrou ovku
PAI LIIAX AT SPKKmXU
French Aviator, However, Wins
Kvery Knduraiire Test mid CihiTv-s
off $15,000 in Prizes.
Aviation Field. Los Angeles, J.-n.
20. OurtiVa and Paulhan the great
rivals of the meet furnished the
exoK-enKUt for .tihe closing day of the
in'Minrj:'!i-'.ri!.l aviation contest. Tho
two atrtthips, full power on, ca:n
ovar t'ho giraiuinlancl with ihe kmcuI
of expreya trafms. Curtlss. it was
nltaiin. was irnln'n.'r. Ih rmut mv'f.iv
on Pau!han's hc:As, mml un the third
lap after etar-Mug he roa tilled Puul
hiun, Hyiling abr.-re. The Frenchman
for a few seconds hld his
Curtilts, in his American mat h hie.
urgeu ainji by a nose, a length, a. id
fltia'Ilv bv halt H Inn. If wnu nn i. n.
aPlier that. The American mar.hi'ie
was demonstrated as the (a.Uor brj
yoaul question.
Afl ClintlKH riltrlipfl nvor Piiit1ini
received IJlie greatest n ppl-nnve t.hat
any or n,w enoirts have evoked. Paul
han we'nt on until he had Iravcl-d
(i 4 .4 niitls n n,1 h.m'1 hp-nn in thn o i r
nearfly n.n hour a::d a halt. Curtlss
camo ito-wu art?r a t.iirty-nille trip.
SUiiKliit' m' Rivals.
Thts ra.r. civrs ttir wiir-in irir,i-i. nr
the meet. The Curtiss machines
have wwi all the prizes for spetd.
quick starts, perfect landings, and
th oae events whnre n Uihf twin u,-.t.
chine showed bent.
Paillna'l ha V.nt nil Mm nrnuo.
country, passengpr carrying and en-
dliriLlire tiCwtH. h-nvinir n ilnxivltif uln..
er niachlnw and an engine which he
(.rusts completely. Paulhan has taken
near .Khan $15,000 in prizes, and has
broken the world's records fnr u.
tude and (V'-r cross-country flights,
a-ione and wttn a passenger.
It rave Fire Lnddlcs
often receive severe burns, putting
out fires, then use Rucklen's Sale.
and forget them. It soon drives out
pain. For burns, scalds, wounds,
cuts and bruises its earth's greatest
healer. Quickly cures skin -erup
tions, out sores, not is, ulcers, felons;
best pile cure made. Relief in in
stant. 2.r.c at all druggists.
Teat acre tracts of fine land
nenr SutherUn. cleared, level,
4 ready to plant. $12T por acre. .
one-uurd down, bauim-e ttiree
years. One 26 acre tract $SH
4 K-r acre, narr casn. len acre
tracts three mf-les from Oak-
land ?tt; per acre, easy terms. f
Invest! Rate these before buy- J"
4 ing. P. A. Coppard, Oakland.
Oregon. d
WANTKI). liriglit boy to meet the
traims and hlp around the hotel.
Inquire or address Hotel Lafieur.
Ycdicaria. Ore. sw
Read itcview advs. for bargains.
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SKItVK HIM A STF.AK
.weet, tender and Juicy and your but
band will open up bl heart and hli
pocketbook. Where will you get .ucb
a Bteak? Why right here, of course
We have the choicest meat. In all th
land. If you buy here once yout
husband will get good-natured lmm
dlately. If vou buy here reerilarlj
he will b "Sunny Jim" all the tim.
The Economy Market
OfO. Kohlbacea, Prop.
ri.i:i vim ai.i.owixu
.Ml. NOUS TO IM.AV I'OOI,
I'UvndliiK g li ill t y In the Circuit
Court 'this inmiiiiiK to liKllctiiii'ii'ts
diaigliiB thorn with allowins boys
iiiukr legal aKe to !:iy pool In their
pUicmj cf business, A. T. '.Maivhall.
K. It. .Mathews and Hoss flood man,
aJi of Itoseblirg. wore each Until the
minimum or $25 by Jmlito Hamil
ton. The lines were paid. In marly
evary lii.-.tii.'" whore chore was ii
violation of tho law the bovs misrop
rosa.nted tholr nsiti. District Attor
noy llrown calls attontion to the
fact that boys who mtsivpriMent
their ait for tho purpese of socur
Ins pernilSKlon to play pool are them
selves litiule to flneM of from tin i
flOO.
Inilli Illicit Mmle l'ulille. '
The seiiled Indictment returned bv
lifl grand jury 'ki.it Tuesday wins
made public todtiy, tho tmlictee brlni!
Knuilitt Overmen, n mlnlnt. t.n.w......
tor of North Myrtle Creek, who came
to ltosobuYg this afternoon at the re
quest of his brother. H. K. Overman,
and VoluiKlU'ilv Slirren.l,r..1 1,1, ,.
self to the sheriff. The indictment
cniirgros OvcTiiinn wiih "willfiilly de
facing a building belonging to (leo.
CVtrkin," who bomestiicioii nti.i Kniit
a cabin on. a tract of land on North
Myrtle Creek which Ovmman at one
time held under a mining rlj-ht. Ite
tilrnlng to the elaliii narlv Vii
Overman is alleged to have torn
down Carton'a cabin and taken p.-,-i-sesslon
of the premises. The two
men then carried their illsnmo Inm
the United States Innil olllce In Itose-
nure and carion won. The case
will be heill-il nt Mil. nvl I,,,.,,,
count. In May, Judge, Hamilton hav
ing dischnrscd all of .the jiirois of
uiu preseiu term, overman Is nl
liliorly cil bail of Ji.",n Tl,,.
maximum penalty for the offeiuve
U'liul'or w'lilcli Ibo liidletmenit Is
brmisht is one year In lull or a line
of JSOl).
Olllels 111 Civil Cuses.
22C. Marv .1. Whllueit nlrr v
Dnn Wllllsett. deft ,liv, " l.'il
bert H. Ilcniiann for plff. (Vmnliiiiiod.
mi. otto liusturson and Win.
Evanoff. nlffa.. vs. o r u n pn
and Union Trust Co., defts.; suit In
eiiulty. Hall & Hall for pllfs., w.
U. Fenton nnd Coshow & Rice for
deftft. Cojitimied. -
421. O. W. Pi'ek nlff vii sir,.iiv
I.iimlter Co flnf! nMn r
Albert Abraham nnd llernsleln &
Cohen for plfr., John T. Long ami
Chas. L. Hamilton lor deft. Verdict
for (tefendaii't on Instruction from
file court.
IIIG. Marv II. Cook, nmipllnnt v
A. II, Howard, respondent; appeal
from .liiKltru I'nui'l f1 I,,,.l,t,..,
for aiipellant, Cardwell & Watson for
respoiuieiiL. judgment lor appi'llant.
wilb costs.
410. Ilenrv Alnonov i.Ifr
Clarie Potts et nl, defts.; suit to
quiet title. Coshow & Klce tor plff.
i me ree.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of bladder or kidney trouble
that is not beyond the reach of medi
cine. It Invigorates the entire sys
tem and strengthens I ho kidneys so
tliey eliminate the Impurities from
he blood, ilackache, rheumatism.
kidney nnd bladder troubles are all
cured by thlB great medicine. Com
mence taking at once nnd avoid
Height's Disease or Diabetes. Dr.
Abernetliy, the great Kngllnsb pbysi
lan, said. "Watch your kidneys.
When they are alfected, life Is In
danger." .Marstcrs Drug Co.
Rnnd Review advs. for bargains.
MlbS MAriGEhY CUNAriD, WHU lo
A Vf '
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The grent graiKldaugbter of the founder ol Hie t uunid line of steamship" .
Is to become the bride of Itoljert V. Ilnrtourt. (lie ifruiidsou of the blsloiinli. I
Motley. The bride to be Is one of the most popuuir younu women In l.n1..ri
society. Mr. Harcourt's fntnlly Is a power In l-.ii,:iiti iHihtl.-s. Ills father.
Hlr Wtlliuui Uurcourt, was one of Glttdsioue's utiei iieui.'iisiits. and Mr. Ilitr
court himuelf Is a nicmber of purllnmcnL ibe wi-diLng will luke place at I
New i'car's la Su Marmret i, WestiulusUir.
Hyde-Benson Affair Informed
Hermann, Says Heney
ARGUES TO ADMIT HIS POINT
C)D lends U Hermaoa Opposed Other
Reserves There Was Motive in
Blue MuuotaiQ Case
Special to The Evening Review.
PORTLAND. Or., Jn. 21. Did
Hi user Hermann have any knowl
edge of the existeiu-e of the Blue
.Mountain Forest Reserve conspiracy
by reason of having hie atluiUion
culled to the extensive frnmls bollix
perpetrated by Hyde and Ho.n-son in
Northern California and In the Cas
cade Kcrest Kesarve in Oregon?
l'rcseoii lor F.J. 11 eney con tends
thait he did. Coh Worthlngton, or
the defense, says K is unfair to open
the doors of such evkk'nee.
All during this morn ting's Bewslon.
Judge Worlverton hns bcnin liatoning
to arguinents of the opposing attor
miyu, nud tills afternoon he wilt de
cide whether the Government i to
be iiJlowed to make such a showing.
If Wolvor.ton a blows Honey to pre
sent tho evfibence desired, nnd it
seems curtain, that lie will do so,
then Honey wMl begin on the first
lap of his effort Do show thait Her
munn had 'fn.ll knowlledHo 'of t'ho
manner 4n which school l-'O'tids were
iKing fniudulently aeqiilretl and
ttuiit while im some inl.aivcies lie re
fiiwed to sanction the creation of re
serves "that hQ did use his influence
toward the creation of the Uhie
Mountain Reserve, 'thus showing
that he wa personalily concerned In
tho Ui ml a within its bouiulnriiee.
PORTLAND, Or., Jan. 20 Secd,al
Prosecutor Honoy laat night an
nounced tilvat he woulid probably
conclude the presentation of evi
dence against Dinger Hermann be
fore adjournment of court ait noon
Saturduy.
1 1 nr m a n n lost g rou n d hi the
morning He.ssion of Ills trial when
Sore-nson was allowed to testify that
F. P. Mays had demanded that Sor
enson surrender one-half of , the
school land owned privately by
K(rcn.--on in the Dluo Mountain For
eit Hi'i've. Soq-enson said Mays
de.litpt-d the lands we-re to be given
to Mitchell flind ilerniann because of
their work in Washington In procur
ing the establishment of the pro
pod iwcrvc.
The Jury wa inslrucied by Judge
Wolverton r should not allow this
tes-tinifrtiy to b:ar any weight against
Hermann unlicss (t was shown that
Mays, J on and Hermann were
fellow-ronspirutors.
"Tho declaration of ono eo-con-Bpirator
cannot be taken an evidence
of the con jpiracy." said Judge Wol
verloi). "That must be proven other
wise, but if It can be proven Mia the
conspiracy once included Mr. Her-
IU WtU nubtn. v. nM.iouoril
iiianu, thou the oi-.ts and dwlnra
tfoua of one consplrmm must be
taken as tlio acts and ikH'lnrntloiis ot
all mom lvt of tho conaiilrary."
But In 1ho niraiitlnie Attornoy
llonoy hn Biicwodi'd In li:ivhi)( ihi'
wltiinm rtikito the deiiiands nindo by
,M!i-a nnd alU'Rod .to bo In In-half of
iteholl aul llormaii'ii.
OltKdOX NKWS.
M. J. Andrson. suiiorvlsor of tup
Siskiyou foi'vst with hfudiiunrtera In
Grants 1'iuw, hna tondcrnl his rinls
nntln. Irrt-KuhirUIrs hi tho m.ii
aKoniHiit of his olllre wore 'hnrKl.
and ho was kIvoii the clioU'o of n1
siK'iilnt; or acoot1iiK roilui'Ml rank In
the forestry eorvk'o.
John (iiistmrtHi.il, broiI G ywim, n
well-to-do pi-tiKluii.'i' of the Soul horn
Pocillc, coiiiiiiltted nilrtclo by haiiR
l4lg at ihls hojne in IIIHhIhuo Tliura
d'ny. i I l-M. rnniWy can awiKii no mo
tive. Goo. II. Amlirows, former land
agent of ho SoiHheni 1'arltlc Co.,
died In l'oMlln.nil Fridtiy, ujjed B7
yoara.
Attorney-GiMieral Crawford hna
writiten tho State Treasurer's ollke
that decisions of the coui-ta Indlonte
that ifho law imiswn! in 1907 provid
ing for ho levying of n two kv rent
gross lincniiKi tax on tho cnriilngs of
ooriioi-nMons was iviiciitil by liiipll
oallon by cliniter 2 of eeetiivu 2S of
tho laws or 1!H!I. wliii h iirovldos thnt
In I1xI.uk Iho vnlunillon of thn piop
enty of corporations the frniiotiisiw
shall be .Wikon Into eotwldunitloii.
I linptoT 28 is the tux codn.
The fwit Unit tho otllpo of Hie
Slnte Unglneer was inndo an eiwtlvi
oillce by the liiKt session or tho li'gls
laitiiro niiiienrs (o have boon general
ly overlooked. Section 8. or chapter
26. known as tiio Wnter Code, pi-o-vWes:
"At. tho general eteotlnn
helil In NovemlK-r. 1810, and every
four years flieivafter thero shuM be
elcotod ml'iuto ellBlneiN' by the voters
of the ftnto, w.liowi torin or ofllce
sliall bo foii'i' years and unllil his
successor is elmoted and ciuiiMtlcd.
llo Bha.1l receive a Biil.ii.ry or $21110
per niiinum nnd aotuiil niwiwnry
tinvellng expensos." Stnto Mnglni.er
LowIb hiiH not yet decided whether
ho will be i candidate for elliKitloii
nl the prliiiiH'les In Sepleinber. In
bis efforts to unttinglo Hie Itntrlcncles
of the arid-land pioblmnis In Mils
stntie, Mr. I,ewis hns an Iwgoulzod
certain liLrgo corponito Intorents thnit
may donwui.:! i.li scalp. If this Kxmvi-
piros no niny not bo In the Held, us
he does not consider Iho ealnry siilll-
oient. to winriinnt tin vxtenslvo mud
eowtly cn.ni)iiigu.
hum Milt school iu ii.iiino.
Scaled proposnls will bo received
until noon or the 10th day or Feb
ruary. I fill), for the fiinilshlng or
all material nnd labor necessnry for
the erection nnd completion or the
eight-room brick school building nt
Oakland, Oregon. A certified check
In the sum of live percent of the
amount of the- proixmal, to the order
of Mies I,ii rn l'lnkBhin, school nlerk,
must accompany each proposnl.
The ucceHriil bidder must fur
nlsh a Hatisructory bond. Plans and
spoelllcatloiiB mny bo f tho ar
chitect, Jno. Iliinzlker, :io.'!-:iU4
White Temple. IOiiki'iio, Oregon, and
of Mim Lura I'inkaton, school
clerk, Oakland Oregon. All bids
must be addressed to Miss I, urn
i'inkstun, Onklnnd, Oregon.
Ilnted this I Kill day of .Innunry,
1910. J. I,, II (INT,
ilJ27 Chairman.
A Horrible llolil-iip,
"About ten years ago my brother
was 'hold up' In his work, health and
happiness by what wus believed to be
hopeless consumption," writes W. H.
Lipscomb, of Wnshington, N. II.
llo took all kinds of remedies and
treatment Irom several doetors, but
round no help till he used Or. King's
New iJlscovery, and was wholly
cured by six bottles. He Is a well
man today," It Is quick to relieve.
and tho surest euro for weak or sore
lungs, Hemorrhages, Coughs and
Colds. Ilronchltls. I,n Grippe, Asth
ma and all troni-hlal affections. 50o
and 11.00. Trial bottle free. Guar
anteed by all druggists.
IMKKII CITV MAN IS XAMI'.K.
f.isirgi' t'hitiiillcr Hih'cim-iIs .Miiiloik
on Aurlriillui'iil Itoai'il.
HA I. KM, Or., Jan. 20 W. F.
Matlick Iiiih tendered bis resigna
tion bs a member of tho Klate lliinr.l
of Agriculture and this afternoini
i.overnor IteliKon npMilni.d U hiic
I'oed him, G.Mjrgo Cliandler, of Huker
City. Cliiuidler sitvim! on the board
severnl years ago. He Is a prominent.
ItepiiMloin nnd an authority on all
multiTO IHTtallllliK to the briedllig ot
blooded llv.wtock und bigli-Kiiid''
horses.
If you try a suction sink stopper
you'll never be without one. Hce
Winnie (laddls, the plumber. tf
VIOLIN LESSONS
Arnoi W. Hlester, violinist nl
the Star Tlientro, will m-cept pu
pils for violin. Special attention
to Juveniles.
Iniiilre at Star Theatre or
plione HMi.
OAKLAND TO VOTK OX
I.UiHT PLANT HONKS,
Sutherlhl Conipnuy NetMls System for
Its Own Town mill for Valley
Kight Mll.-s Out.
OAKLAND, Or., Jan. 20. Mayor
Hunt has called a mooting of the
voters of Oakland to be held on Jan
uary 22 for the purpose or discussing
the Issuaneo of Ixuuls for Hie installa
tion of a municipal eiloetric lighting
plant. The pnKWilkii is to Install
an otecMc plii-nit In connection with
the waterworks system.
For the past live yenrs Oakland
has Imen furnished with lights by
tho Cniliiiioolti luvratnieii't Coiuany.
whh-h ooinpiiny hn a plant located
six uiileB east of the town. This
plant is mow count ro I led by the
Suthierlin Land Company. It Is ex
pected the company wtill not desire
to furnish Oaklaml wltili lights after
tho present contract expires, as the
power will be required for lighting
tho town of SiiMierllm and the resi
dences throughout the valley for a
dint Mice of olght mines.
J. A. Underwood, who for a num
ber of .wars served as a director of
the Oaklnind public schools, hns re
slKiied, and tun election has been
oalled for January 81 to elect Ills
successor. Tlie iiTwnt board will
have charge of construction of tihe
now $20,000 high school which is to
be completed by tho early summer.
IIISIIOP SCAIIDINd
AI'I'KALS FOIt MONHY.
Sliys Cliuli'll KvteiiNioii Is Not Keep,
lug I'nce With (Ireut Commer
cinl Developiiient of Oregon.
PORTLAND, Or., Jan. 20.Frnnk
ly .confessiliig Itself unequal to the
present slluiUdon, tho Rplscopnl
church bus iippenled to nil its friends,
regardless of ohm-M. .nuigiU,,.' ...
give money for churcili extension.
wit'Kons uiiit'veiiied territory and
undeveloped clH'.nns need mlsslonnry
hHp fmniodiliiitvly, Is tho nssrt.o,n.-
"Oregon Is the strategic point nnd
now Is 'tho iwyoliologlcnl iuoiii.miL to
luliviiineo," 'asserts MlBhop Charles
Sr.nd.dlwg or t.llo lOiiIscopal church ot
Oregon, In a plea junt pubUshed for
mlsslonairy church oxtmmlon,
llltthoji Scaddlng puts the roiiuesl
for lluaiuilnl help on n biiBluess basis,
saying 'that Oregon's resources and
prosperity warrant large contribu
tion's and aggressive development.
'"llho eyiw or tho commercial and
political world are turned whore
roils .the Oregon," he adds. "There
le no lneonsisten,cy in recounting
111 two filings nnd speaking of Orc
gom's mailenlal reuntircm nnd In the
an.ino bmnith, asking ror an Increase
In coutrlbulloiis for missionary ex
penditure. Whi'l ltj.nUA
or hwi things mi ulsters to Uio bup-
poii or n pniisti or a mission. All
of these resources lire largely unde
veloped. "Tho pour comiiiuuleRii't of today
will bo .the wealthy churchman of
tomorrow; Uio young onnllrmoe In
tho struggling mission today will to
morrow be iho steward of vnut ..re...
crtl.r4.
"Twenty tlion.v.t.,1 h,.,n. u.,nbn
came Into Oregon lust year. They
nro nt Iniinlgrnnls from foreign
shonw that form tho tenement prob
lem oi inrgo cities, but sturdy, stul-
wnn, pwpie rrom riirms In it nnd
nilddle west.
"In aski.ii? fl.tn.w.l.,1 ,,u.tui...,..n
from friends outside the diocese for
tho elidowmviut nr il.n i.',.un,.,i
silis'iwls for mlKslonarliK Oregon does
. neaiise ino Mocee with the men
nnd menus nt Its com inn nd Is simply
iintible to cope with the conditions
wiu.n conrront It. with the rapid
Increase of liitii.l.lif.njM Mnii.,H.i a.
Ihey ure over so much since, our
present form or clergymen is ab
surdly Insullli'li-nt."
I'oitFsT it (;i:its AT
coi.i.ix.i'; i,os.; i'.w.
SICATTLK, Wash.. .Inn. 20
Seventy-live Cnited States forest
lingers ol the Cniverslty of Washing
ton ore wishing today that they had
novel "hired out" to l.'ucle Knni
I'he for.nt rangers have been wish
ing for somn Uiue, but It dlil not be-
miie known until Uxlay. when It wn
learned that the forestry department
haul m.Mfl.xl the rnngem nt the mil
versri.y Unit they would not receive
any pay durlog the college t.g-in.
I lie rangei s left for the university
to study forestry h.-f'.re the dismis
sal of Gilford PIihIum by Preslilenl
l ait. It was llii'ii iinlerstood that
Ihey would draw full salary while at
school . Since the chief forester's
removal the "no salary" luitlllin-
t1on has been rcm-lved.
lAlmig the fiir.-st.rv studenis uf-
fecteil by this order ure several from
Itosebiirg ) .
A Traveling KiiIckiiiiui.
II. F. Iteers, 0l7-7th Ave.. Peoria.
111., writes: "I have been troubled for
some time with kidney trouble, so
severely at times I could scarcely
carry my grips. After using one
home or Foley 'a Kidney PilU I have
linen entirely relieved, ami cheerful
ly recommend them for all." Fol
ey's Kidney Pills are henllng and
antiseptic and will restore health and
strength. Mnrstcra Drug Co.
o
J. F.url Pl.'k.T.s. the grocer, left
this arternooii for Hprluglleld to buy
a carload of iKitntoes.
Barkentinc Missing Four Days,
Fate Unknown
NEGRO BISHOP EXCUSES MOB
Sixty Railroads East of Mississippi
presented With Demands For
Increased Wages
Special to The Evening Review.
iiuwuiA.il, ivasn,, jun. 21. Up
to nooai Uidwy uo trace bed been
found of tho barkentlne Wanhteimw,
wiilcli Umt Tuesday morning sudden
ly disappeared while tflwlmg the do
ubled ship W. W. Smith.
Monday mornUig, when a fierce
gnlo broke, the Smith signaled the
iianntetiaw to stand by her la the
storm. "Ave. avo." sounded th
WlllBtle Of the oil 4AniAr ThrAo
linwsors connecting aloanier and ship
broke during the day. Tuesday morn
ing the WuhIi toma w was nowhere to
ue seen. Four duys have passed and
no report has been received of the
Washtenaw from either north
south steamer courses or from any
nnven on me coast.
Acconllllir ito wtretleua ntvlMi
eclved heii-e lt night from WesU .
port, Captnln Lunvuldit, of Westport,.'
reiKirts there Is a fonr-maKted bark
enninu In the breakers Beven miles
north ot the Grays Harbor bar. No
definite JnfornMiitlon cottld be ! ob-'
tinned, ns .the nxior wns telephoaied
from North Cove aitid itho operator.
Hi ore could nut be rnlsed ot a later
hour. The ointft cannot be. tlie
sulioonw Smith, as she Is reported
io no Btiteiy in tow.
Itallrouil Men Wnnt More Pay.
CINCINNATI O I,.,.. 01 n-s-..
annds of tiralumen on sixty railroads
operKiing not.ween me Mississippi
iner nun uno aihuuic const have
presumed ilmnumula for Increased
wages, neeordlng to otllclail announce-"
motiit niado today. The territory In
Which .tho various ,iviil:.VMa m.Ma
extends from the Ohio river to the
C'lkiiadlan bonier.
It Is predicted Wiat .'the rallroada
Invnlved will follow the action of the
New York Central, which has refused
Co grant the demands on the ground
t'llll.t ItlCV are en.rlkltnn hot - M .
iliivHlnl arbitration.
Lovett Argues for Mi rger.
WASHINGTON, Jati. 21. Attor-
nev-trlMlJOrajl WicknruliMn. wtav
granted Hoht. 8. Ixureft, head of the
tiiirrimnn systom, permission to file
written meiiuurn.n.ln a...,,up.lnn v. t-
reipiest thnt tho Government dismiss
Its action seeking to dissolve the
morirer of Mm It.il.u. nisn
Southern Paelllc railways. Wlcker-
siiiiiii iiromised to take the memor
anda under consideration.
Itiissln Answers Knox.
ST. PF.TBHSlUma. nussln. .Tun""
21. Actlug lii aiiparent concert with
Janon. whleh i..n.a,i an,n ' i..
schonie of Secretary Knox for nen-
.iiiM7.iii.ion ot me .Manohurlnn rail
ways, lliissia today handed to Am
bassador Hockllill. of the llnltnH
Stag's, her reply to the proosal,
which is believed to bo adverae.
Negro lOndorses Lynching.
NUW OHLKANS, Ijl Jan. 21
'There n.rn timefi ntirni ma nannn
blitmn mobs lor lynch Ing negroes; ,
thire are certain occasions when
such procedure may seem lustlfled,"
w-na the radical sLat.mei.t malA in.
day by HMiop K. Hampton before
uie Aincan .vietnoiint conference.
HullllHUm dtH!lired that lli
cal iiKvniH for molding recurring
mob vIoh iM'o wan for the colored
man 1o afford the whites no excuse
for such acts. This, ho stated,
could only be done through un.l,l
iH'ggrugntluii or the two races.
Lewis ltc-. lc. Kil President.
lmA'AIOI.IS In,! fan Ol
Thoe. L. Uwls. of Bridgeport, O.,"
was today declared re-elwited presi
dent of the Lulled Mine Workers of
Miieiica.
I1I.AL FSTATF, THANSFKHS.
George V. Joikw to J. B. naUoy,
$10; lots 1 anil 2, block 77, Kin
ney's Add to Roseburg. " '"
.Muggie ('order to Bud Ildcher.
$27:.; lot 11, biock 1, (Hendaie.
I. P. Gardiner to Martin A. Borley,
$10; WV4 SKVt sec 4, 31-2.
NOTK K TO CUKDITOllS. ,!
All persons knowing themaelvea ....
Indebted to the undersigned are re- v
mtexteil lo call and aettlc by Feb. , 1'
1, 1910.
Notice Is also given that after
this date the undersigned will do
business only on a strictly cash I
basis: don't ask for credit, f
Dated Jan. 18, 1910. , '
dswfl S. TV BMtTItV