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-,-! ' ,: 'i'i. i: o - COUNTY DIVISION MEANS HIGHER TAXES. VOTE AGAINST ALL THE COUNTY DfviSiON SCHEMES ON NOVEMBER 8 COUNTY Di VISION MEANS HIGHER TAXES. KEEP WELL POSTED On the current events nf the world'! progress by reading the Dail Raviaw Delivered by carrier, 50 ent month , PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertiser, get good retnrni from an nonncementa placed in live apera the Dailt and Twicb-a-wsie Kit law. Tif them there'a none other tc gcod. WAX vol. xin. j :: ROSKBIIJWJ, OREGON. SATIRDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 8, 1010. No. 188. ROSEBURGI offered tho outlaw's family immunity and agreed that Welz should have a fair trial. Dletz hi;ld out for the dls . missal of all the Indictments against ' I hi in except the one charging him with assault with intent to kill Hurrell.. i - -At the conclusion of the conference Cameron Dam Outlaw and Sod !o,u!drheu8hoV'tuta,tdwouul die a martyr to his cause and family. AIMS, AILED reported bis migration to Sheriff Fenton, and the officer, pursuing on horseback, overtook him at Greens, Ave miles from here, where Kussell . tried to secret himself behind a pile 1 of railroad ties. Others o Stand Trial. Felled by Leaden Hail CAPTURE NOT EFFECTED Pointing to the United States flag waving above the cabin, Dletz said; "I m going to stny right here after that is shot to rags. Shoot when I you are ready. Attackers dulled AhkakkIiis. I "This Is my home. 1 will die rlttht jhere where I have lived and where ; we have all resisted repeated at- j tempts at assassination. There floats Bis. Dietz Drags Boll Back to Cabin ,he 1 wHI dle encath tt nKht- I inf. iui my iikiiib line u guun Ameri can. , "I never have harmed n man In my life, nor have I ever vloluteda ! law. I have defended myself and my -i family only. . I will make my life cost dearly, f Honduras Official Also Lays cssault and battery upon Matt Short. at Wilbur, entered a piea 01 not guilty Friday evening. His will be Seizure to Properly Deputies Plan Rush llul May Ei.ermiDate Family 1 1 am here to sell It and am ready for Special to the Evening Review. ty inn transaction i.ei mem oegin GUATEMALA CITY, Oct Special to the Evening Review, WINTER. Wis.. Oct. 8. Seven deputy sherilfs engaged In a pitched shooting.' duel at noon today with John F. I o Dletz, the Cameron Dam pioneer, and : IN.H'REH HRAKEMAX 1IHS, his son. Leslie, who for seven years I have stood off state and Federal 1 Harry Jewett. the S. P. brakeman thn Aral, criminal caRe to be tried -1 next week.. Lowe's case is scheduled I next. Number 3 will be the case of lien Kennedy, of Camas Valley, who CRUISER PRINCETON ON WAY t?&2JS i ' . . I assault with a dangerouB weapon. : 'John T, Long will act as hU attorney. " '" ' ' '' Max Weiss' trial In the Newman case 'Deaib to Tad's Dogs' is Rioters'. 18 1,Bted ln fourth "lace' , . Orders in tMvil Cases. '' CfJ CummaildaQl TtireateaS The following civil cases were oon- unueu; . -.ri. 120 Wm. I. Vawter, Plff.. vs O. : E. Gorsleln, S. P. Gorsleln and H. H. I Howard, Defts., suit to forclose mort gage. Frank G. Mlcelll for Plit. 1 256 J. F. Barker & Co., Plff. vs E. P. Tynan, Deft., action for money. I ... i. ft iiii miv ' Minnesota Forest Fire Burns Bandette aud Spooner CORPSES STREW RAILROAD ; to Burn Alaupa . ' ' Porlogal Sounds Di'atb Km II of all ' ,1 Religious Ordrs Expilld Hooks Sued Blood Special to The Evening Review. FORT WILLIAM. Out.. Oct Foreigners, who are able, are fleeing Frank G. Mlcelll to' Plff. The towns of Uaudette and Spooner, 'In terror from Alnmpa, Honduras,- 2U5 Williams uros. Door ana Minnesota, were destroyed last night I following the summary Imprisonment Lumber Company, a corporation, by foreBt flreB. A belated dispatch of Americans and Englishmen and Pitts., vs Victory Placer Mining Co., a , rrom Uaudette, which had 1&00 In the seizure of the property by the corporation, udilb., action ior mono). .Habitants, sayB. olllcera and employees of big lumber , Injured at Sutherlln Thursday at eiiv commandant. . The foreigners A. C. Hough and E. L. Cannon for; -a number of lives havo been lost corporations. Both were badly midnight, died at Mercy Hospital arB accused of fomenting a revolu- Plff- C S. Jackson for Deft. Und millions of dollars worth of wounded, but wore saved from cap- Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The iiOI1. 470. F. E. Klncart, et. al., plffs., property destroyed In'this, the most ture bv Mrs. Dletz. who drugged remains were shipped to Harrisburgr The authorities are maklne- no vs. J. h. Shambrook, deft.; action for , disastrous Are in the history of them from the open Into tho cabin 'he family home, for burial. Cor- pffort to urevent lilllaging. The Erne- money. C S. Jackson for plff.. Co- Northern Mlnnesotn." fortress, where for the past live days oner Jewett will probably hold an i(sn consul at Aliuapa has lied to San show & Rice for deft. : , . i Incoming Canadian Pacific trains Salvador and cabled to Ills govern-;- , & Dyer ana, it. j? ate, pari-, report the right-of-way strewn with inent for a cruiser. The commandant, ners, doing business under the name .corpses, five of whiclr were found tinon hearing ol . tills, declared he nd style of H. Dyer & Co., Plff. V8 within five miles of tho city. The the entire Dietz family, including inquest to inquire Into the details of tho accident. A PLEASANT SIRPWSE. children of tender age, have success' fully withstood tho besiegers. Shortly before noon, Dietz left the cabin with his rille and walked to- ward the deputies, who at once de-' A considerable number of manded his surrender. Instead of ! members of Roseburg Rehekah lodge pealing for protection. complying. Dietz turned and ran to-! very pleasantly surprised , Mr. and ' "Death to Tuft's dogs, ward the cabin. A hall ot bullets Mrs. S. F. Cuwlfleld, jil Ihe home of In Alnmpa. would burn the' city If a warship Arthur Miles, Deft., action for mon- approached. . All American interests ev- C, I. Leavengood for rn. tne are uireateneu. ueiugees but victims had endeavored to flee the flames overtook them. 1 It is feared that ninny settlers to ,1 the south havo perished, as the fire swept over tnnt part or me country. ItlG TIME MIR KI.US AT- ASI11.A.M) OCTOIIKR 13-14-13. IMMlicutinn of New Temple Occasion for (VlelirnUon Thai Will Have No Dull Moments. 1'iK'le Sam Sends Cruiser, WASHINGTON. Oct.. 8. The gun nm nil- . I . '1 nese cases were uibinisseu l iiio rrt- 590 J. Harding, Plff. vb E, G. Gar ret nnu I.U1U uarrei.1, uens., hcliuu for money. Fullerton & Orcutt for, Manuel Olllcially Itaiiislicd; Monks fin. 691 J.. Harding, Plff. vs Jesse Resist Expulsion. t icnnv ni s Tl, nmuihllp nf hoat Princeton was ordered today to Clements and Mamie ye.menl8' 1 Portugal todav fornially proclaimed proceed to Almapa, Honduras, with- defts.:. action for money. unerion , ordor of banahllu)11t against Kiug lit delay, to protect the lives and urcuit ior pin. I Manuel, the Queen Mother Amelle ton, 'under forced draft, is now eu McHuglll. Deft., action to recover j-oute to Mexico. Almapa from Acapulco, money. W. C. Counter, for Plff. followed him and he dropped to the ;.Ir..Cawlneld's mother, on West Lane ground. Then his son, Leslie, street Friday evening. Games, I rushed to his side and loaded his , music and refreshments added- to the father's rifle, following this by bring- enjoyment of the evening. A fine ing his own gun Into play. Support- oak chair was presented to Mr. and ed hv his unn. the father. hadlv'.Mrs. Cnu-lnplri nn lrnhnlf nf thn wounded, stood up and both Bred at ' lodge, of which they nro both active property of Americans. The Prince-- r'92 H- 1',,Coolt,.,P1'' ,vs 0eor'!e and the Duke of Oporto. It Is re- tne aepuiies. i ne uepuiies un- nicniDers. swered with their own weapons and j Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. both Dietz and his son fell. Mrs. 'C. P. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mill-. Dlelz immediately rushed to their 'edge, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rrndfonl, aM. and the deputies allowed her to j Mr. and Mrs. II. O -Lewis,' Mr! and Indians Itnsti-n Land Sale. : uriig them back Into the cabin. Mrs. J. G. Stephenson, Mr. nnd" Mrs. ' "WASHINGTON. Oct. 8'. The Obv- The sheriff is planning to rush the O. J. Llndsoy, Mr. and Mra, Jesse eminent is forced to start bargain cnhln at sundown. He thinks it Patrick. Mr nnri Mrs F V. r'nvon- In ilicnnn nf r,nn and nnrpn nf might be necessary to kill nil of; tier, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Wright; ' land in Utnh and Montana. T,hese B Nancy Cunningham, Deft., divorce. a89stig the Royalists to regain con Dietz' famllv to get him. Four da vs Mrs. Alda Dixon. Mrs. Willliims. Mrs lands were taken from the Unltnh ' J"hn T. Long & rank G. Mlcelll t , . lh ..,,.,.,.,. 'I h rrnnli- ago the deputies ambushed Dletz and I Jackson, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Hoff- and Crow 'Indiana in 1905 under ,or 1 "' l,11?.01?6 granted i ltd will execute tho Royalists and his daughter and in the melee DieU ' man, Mrs. Short, Mrs. Mary Lewis, promise to pay the tribes when the 547- E. V. Hoover, plIT, vs. Skel- (;erCa8 mo8t BCtVe in their oppo got away unharmed, hut the girl was Mrs. Ada Payton. Mrs. Rnseua Pat-- lands were sold. - Now the Indians 'fv Lumber Co., et al., Df8- ac" sltlon to the new roKlmo.. A decree mortally wounded. I rick, Mrs. Viola Cockclrease, Miss are clamoring for the sale- Lending tl0 f"T m,onf.v,' , HanJ,lton 'or will be Issued Sunday, It Is reported, 1'a.se is Knur vam Old. Grace lluell, Miss Susie Lewis, Miss consei'vutlonists of the state nie pro- U'". F. G Mlcelll for deft. J'ldg- or,),,,,,, all religious orders to vn- Dietz came into the limelight about Mollle Urockway, Mr. Chas. Brock- testing against tho proposed release mem ror pin. ior iiiii.ib, wun in- cate portngai within :!4 hours. All of the lands by the Government. The ler' " ' . 'monasteries and convents .will be llrst sale will be at Hillings, Oct. 15, ' 5.r',5, , clara B. W hlto, plff vs Chas. offlcaly closed and their contentB ASHLAND, Oct. 8. Next week will be Elks week In Ashland. The occasion is the dedication of their new temple by Ashland Lodge No. 994. The .exercises and celebration in connection with the dedication will extend over a period of three days, October 111, 14 and 15. Thursday, October 13, the Hilts will hold "open house" to all their friends, and the public Is Invited to Inspect the hnnd- Bome new building. The 14th will bo ladies day nml the mothers, wives and sweothcarls of the Elks will have charge of the parlors and club rooms for their own enjoyment. The grand dedication ball will lake place on Friday evening, the 14lli. and a hnn quet will be served ln the basement banquet hall during the evening. The banquet, hall has a seating capacity for over 500 guests. Hazclrigg's superb orchestra will furnish music during the ball and banquot as well as at other times during the festivi ties. On Saturday, the 15th. tho corner stone laying will take place at the lenipto at z p. m., at which grnnd lodge olllcera will participate Hon. K. It. Butler, of Condon, Oregon, will dollver an address In front of the temple during those proceedings. Following the corner stone cere monies a monster Elk parade will start from the Southern Pnclllc de pot about 4:30 p. m. The line of march will be through tho principal streets and end ut .Klks temple. A sunnier or bntids will join In this parade and there will bo many astonishing features In the proces sion. Saturday, tho 15th, will bo Elks' day. The temple dedication will be held and In tho evening a ban quet for Klks only. Many hundreds of electric lights will line the stroels during the three days cele- urntion and tho white and purple Absolutely Pure Tho only baking powdtor mado from Royal Ormpo Cream of Tmrtar No Alum, No Lime Photpkilt portea inat niaiiuei men 10 column, decorations of tho Elks will he largely In evidence everywhere. suicide when he heard of his exile, but was prevented by his mother. This occurred at the homo of the English governor of Gibraltar. President Drnga today appealed to ' !, r...tl.,l,i nrnvliLu. In r.utan 0lll. Judgments and decrees follow: 501 A. T. BostuI, Plff. vs Ed Fos ter, 'Deft., suit to quiet title. C. L. Hamilton for plff. Decree. 544 Joseph N Cunningham, Plff. ,ng for thelr ll0pele8a call8B. ..,,mt f Special electrlcnl displays nro being arranged by the light and decoration commltteos. Tho S. P. company will Issue tickets from nil stations In Ore gon and Northern California at one und one-third fare for the event with return limit good until October 17. EXPRESSION OK THANKS. four years ago when he defended Cameron dam, on Thornapple Hlver, against one of the largest lumber companies in the state. He held that the dam was on his property and tied it Is with the deepest feeling of up several winters' cuts of logs, gratitude and appreciation that we valued at thousands of dollars, by wish to hereby express our most sin- refusing to allow them to pass the cere thanks to all who so very kindly dam without paying loll. lie was gave us their aid and sympathy and the second at Provo, Utah, Nov. 1. No Individual sale of over one sec tion will be mude. , conflscuted. All land held by them npted by the goveru- Many priests accused of sedi- Roosevelt Spoke Briefly. ROM E, Ga., Oct. 8. Colonel Roosevelt arrived here today aud was fought ln the courts by the lumber sent so many floral tributes of Bur- greeted by a large crowd, lie spoke company, but defied the order of the passing beauty on ttie occasion of briefly to school girls. W. A. BU1CK, W. C. HUICK, C. D. DUICK. -JBANETTB- IllUCK. KATE HUICK. his voire for a. tour of Indiaua afternoon he goes to Atlanta to be the guest o ft he Chnmber of Com merce. Tonight he speaks at a negro church. judges nnd held off at the point of a t he funeral of our beloved mother. gun all officers who attempted to , JOHN H. BUICK serve papers on htm. Dietz won. The lumber company paid him a large sum und be al lowed the logs to go through. The sheriff deputized men from all KATE HUICK. To Bury Times Victims. over the state to make the arrest of o I.OOS ANOI0t.ES, Oct. 8. The fun Dletz and several were shot In at-1 Rev. Eldredge, who succeeds ReV. crals of fourteen of the victims of tempting to do so. In one engage- J. K. Hawkins as pastor of the The Times explosion will be held ln . t-.l...- n Knn r..ll,n,llu C,,lnA..nl -I... 1. . tl, A .. .1 1 ln,. ., ... 4 nn, n(-rn... llnv lllflll U1KI BU1I WU BUUl 1U IUQ UVHU, .iiw.iDt I. ,.m .1 1 ,1 1 1.1111111 U UH 1 ",T nmiiiuiium iu,n,,,w. ...... 0.,.y but recovered. i city, arrived here this morning from Roht. Burdette, assisted by several ; Rice for Plff. Cardwell & Watson for deft. Decree granted. Dad 111. WI. fliaiuewH, i-iu. va ca- i ,wi- rrntlt M, u.im tolla C. Mathews, deft.; divorce. John tr)al T' rLng '?r DeC,C-8rant nt I ' Monks Blind Their Blood. 589 J. Harding, Plff. vs Ed Ol- l . . , , , lnghouse and Barbara Ollnghouse, I Though the olhclal order of os- lie Is oVvlne Defts., action for money. Fullerton Pulsion py ino government is one lit. is sating, . . Httv on. t.H enforcement has n reiidv I niS . .. ,. .... . a . . .... . , tidfrnti Ilniinrlu Frnin illfri.renl n:irlu sidz.zu, wun 10 per cent interest. , i, ,. . . , Mi nnH Mm p w Culver who life accompanying the banishment. have been visiting hero with rela- 0ne report, from Quelpos Monastery, tlves, left this morning on their re- 8tt' 111111 lwo regiments ot republl turn home to Raymond, Wash. .cttn" fought several hundred Monks lira MnnHo Rust Kidder enter- who burred the doors against them tains at the home of Mrs. Clara Art"r tt bloody battle, the surviving Rast this evening In honor of Mrs. Monks were permitted to depart, J E. Rnnson nnd her sister, Miss taking their dead and wounded with mem. 1 Proulflent i littfm.ullmr I lie liuest coiliroversy iiuiween lunt-uiia, autuniini inti uy mrs. CIO- unit-i iiiiuiaicis, win iiimuc a. . . nrevlnilslv eniriiirert In The most Intcrestlnc mini In I'nr- Dletz and the authorities of Sawyer redge. Through an erroneous report service, which will be public, Ar- mDU8lnPcrBP9 TS?Ms "X Is n tugal Is " he i lew ," s dent Tli o, Idle county dates from September 6. when at the time appointments were made, rangements have been made to eat J " accompanied bv Mr. raga who may be auld wlT out ex- Dletz shot and seriously wounded th. new pastor s name was given as ZZllT '-"ok. uTn robablMh.t StloS'toT lh. TaU,." onfy Bert Harrel . in Inter, Is In . 1 out,. In Hollywood cemelery ln one plot. westbrook will again conduct a of this revolution, but of that in llra- wrangle, it Is said, over rent due on 1 K. L. Cannon came in from hoyond " hniel hero . 711 hnvlnir liv hli luti.iinn . m a school house. I !.urley this morning The new mall TWO MORE INDICTMENTS , "otel here. ..Un uietz nrst quarreiea wun t,. u. ivmt- uum nixuuvuie nns neen es- HKTI RKI AGAINST WEISS. laical Odd iitornge Plant 0M-rator Accused of Helling Liquor to Minor Russell Caught. iIiJ.iI.J.J.J.AIJi.LXIJ,. for both movements. 4 I His unassuming manners may be inierreu iroin tne met mat last nlgnt, after having been elected first presl- O llare, president of the Winter tabllshed to the Alfred Mathews school board, It is said, and Hnrroll, ' place on Fall Creek where a post taking O'Hare's nart. struck Dietz. offloe named Itocklnnd has lieoU es- Dlotz then shot nnd has claimed It tabllshed. It has mall service three in .nir...ln,..n I tlmpR n WPelf frnm ntvnnullU ... ' UI.a lha shnflrlnD IMal hao ilafiiM 11111 1 Icil V rlPT Unill? II n nnH linlr nr,.pt- ' . f 1trAn lAnl .l.l a.nnwn the sheriffs to serve a warrant on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. I plant operator, faces two more In-1 him. I 11 - 'diclnienli by the Douglas county King Waves Above cuiim. jusi recenea. a nn line 01 .now grand juiv. Following his indict-' protccts.your cows from dies, re-'nnd humblest of his friends and do me uu.t-mui jcioiua,, in on ............. ..... ...... ., ,, rriuuy on ine ciiuiBn t qureg le88 feeil. you get more mii precaiiiigiy acknowledging the fran mrt m uiuuce uiei. tu ui cuui , , . . c. aeiiuiB cer iu w. n. i-ewiiian, g0id on fifteen days guarantee; If not tic ovations of his fellow w us uriiiigucu in cum i linn uittri- V Don't miss our great stock 4 reducing sale. Wollenberg ( uros, ' i TTTTTTTVT'r'r!' CONKEV'9 FI,Y KNOCKER. dent of Portugal, ho relurned usual, in n second-class compartment or the train to his unpretentious little home In tho suburbs, quietlv receiv ing the congratulations of the richest Closing Out TINWARE VERY CHEAP Purchase Now, we need the shelf room, and we are endeavoring to carry better goods. The Benson Grocery PUBtl ico itow WR PKMYW OUTMII ur iJis.iJiiE.ni noon on two additional cnarsps, one alleging that he sold "Intoxicating" liquor to a minor, the other alleging that he permitted a minor to loiter In a place "where Intoxicating liquor is sold.' In both of these cusps the pror.ecutlng witness Is Fred Diliard, son of S. L. Diliard. a local druggist. In the Newman rase. WeiHs this morning entered a plea of not guilty. In the other two cuses he took until next Monday morning to plead. His attorneys are John T Long and W. W. Cardwell. Two Xi'Broon In Court. Two negroes formerly employed here on tho street paving work, were arraigned In court this morning. Bert Howe. Indicted for slashing a fellow negro named Wilson with a knife, plead not guilty to a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon. Kalph Russell, the paving com pany's jnnitor. who attempted to pass a forged check at Hire Rico's store, took until Monday morning to plead to the Indictment returned against him Friday evening. Attor ney (ieo. Jonps will act as counsel for hoth negroen. RusnMt'fl attempt to pass tho spurious chock occurred last Monday. Immediately afterwards he hi himlf imewhore In the city and on Thursday morning he started afool on jiiimer itiithward. Home- satisfactory, money refunded. flswTP TO-NIGHT At Piney Ridge The Famous 4-Act Comedy Drama of Tennessee. Iletora the performance visit the GEM -nussongers. Ilraga today received the corres pondent of the I'ress. He particular ly deBlred It to be understood that the revolution had no military or personal aim, but like those iu llra zil and Turkey, were purely tho out come o phiiosophlcul Ideas. MAYOR HOHK, OF ' Mil- J 4. WAl'KK. 4 Will speak at the Armory ln 4 Roseburg Monday night, Oct, 4 4. 10th., lie Is one of the great- 4- 4. est orators in the held on tna 4. 4. liquor Bide. Every intelligent citizen shouiti turn out ana 4- seo how llttlo can be said 1 4- against rilOIIIIIITION. 4 Mr. Knse makes votes (or 1 4- our side. 4. J. P. NEWEI.li, 4- State Chairman Prohibition 4. 4- Party. t 4. Paid Adv. 4. DOVflLAS t'Ol'NTY OATKS OP MRS. CATllKHIXH! 8TOXK. C'OMMKIUIAI, C'l,ril ITKMS. Mr. Olto Kallheim. Iowa, and Mr. f. A. Anderson, of Colorado, are In Itosehurg, looking for a location, and if suited here will bo Instrumenlal in bringing a number ot friends with them. These gentlemen lire fanners, and If they locate hero, will do gen eral farming. Tho Commercial Club 1b anxious to locate them, as thev are most desirable citizens, and will aid in the development of the county maieriuiiy. . I. N. Park, wlfo and dnuirhter ar rived In KoBohurg Friday, expecting to make this city tholr home. Mr. I'nrK is u comtietent workman In two different trades, and expects to pur- cniiBe property 111 this county and d vuiop an orcnuril. Their former home was ln Ohio. W. P. Cartel is another new ar rival, has a family ot live, and will locate hero If he can find a suiluhle nouse. lie Is a competent carpenter, and memliers of his family contem plate going Into bualiiess, also de pending upon securing a business locution. Mrs. Katlierine Stone, of Clove- land, Ohio, the noted W. C. T. U. lecturer, will speak at the Soldiers' Home this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock; In Hie Free Methodist church this evening at 7:30; Sunday, at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. In the M. E. church, Edenhower. On Monday Mrs. Stone will go to Glcndulc and speak there In the evening. On Wednesday she - will address tho people at Myrtle t' Creek, nnd Thursday evening at WU- 'i j bu r. Highest words of praise ore spoken 1 of this eleqnent snenker wherever 1 she goes. Prominent business men say Bhe presents the strongest logic they havo yet heard ln the campaign. You ennnot nnord to miss hearing her. . . HKAl, USTATH Tlt.VX.HKKRS. Carl J. Homme to P. F. Roberts 10; lot 3; block 3, (lllbertson's Add to uientialo. Estate Sol. Abraham to llertle 11 Wllllums. tl 0: lot 6. block 33. cien- uaie. Estate Sol. Abraham to F. J. Cor nell. I0; lot 7, block 2n, Glendale T. It. Sheridan to .1. W. Wright iilMl; parts of sees 2(1 and 29, 3 1-1. ME KXI-'.W. (Harper's Huzur). Teacher What happens when irreaisiunio force comes In contact with an Immovable body? Small Hoy A Bpunking. KI-:VIAli MKKTI.NGH. The Christian church will begin a series of meeiingr. next Sunday at 1 I a. in. Marlon F. Horn, of Eugene, will do the preaching, (ieo. A. Webb nnd wife will hnve charge of the singing. They havo been in singing evangelis tic work for 18 years. Plan to at tend these meetings. J. N. Mt CONNELL, Pastor. IIIKI). MiCI.EI.I.ANl). At Medford. Or. October 7, 1910. .Mrs. Truenian B Mel leitaiKl, ugeil 3:1 years of typuolil. Mrs, .McClelland was a dauglit or Mr. and .Mrs. James Whllsett SANITARY HAUNS AND HOW TO liril,!) THEM.4 COHVAf.I.IS, Ore., Oct. 7.How to plan and build dairy barns that ' aro both sanitary and - convenient will bo taught this year at the Ore gon Agricultural College In a course Iu fnrm structures Just introduced. I he students will learn how' to. design their own houses, barns, . granurys, silos and other farm buildings; where to place them; how they should be constructed; and the cost of both materials and construe- tlon. An unusual feature of Lho in struction will bo that which will aid students to draw plans in class for buildings, solving spucial problems of their own hume farms, such as bams on hillsides or on low ground. The various uses or concrete on the farm, with practical laboratory . A'ork in the making of concrete Moors, walks and fence posts will be also a part of the students' Instruc tion. Problems In fencing, Including the relative merit and cost of various sorts of materials and different de signs will bo an Interesting part ot the course, which will Include us well a comparison of the efficiency of good and bad roads, and the methods of construction and maintenance of good rouds in rural districts. i Itlll KINO CtH,l,l'(iE f'l.AY ' AT ROSEIIl ltd THEATRK. aaapsjaaaaasBa1a,(bol' iHn Incoming passenger train ( HORN. NEWl.AND. At maternity hospital. Roseburg. Oct. 7, 1910. to Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Wesley Newlatid, a daugh ter. Kor Mure Than Three Decade . Foley's Honey and Tar has been a household favorite for coughs, colds, and ailments nf the throat, ch'. and lungs. Contains no opiates, and no harmful drugs, itefuse substitutes. Bold by Marsters Drug Company. (llendalu, and was born and reared on ijiiutb iieer Creek, east of this city. Mesldes her parents, there survive her a husband, a son, a daughter, four brothers und one sis ter. Frank McClelland, a brother-in- law of the deceased, left for Medford tins niijrnliig to attend tho funeral. MENTAL CI LTI RH CM II WILL MEET. The nrst meeting of the Menial Culture Club will be held on next Tuesday, O.t. 11, at 2:30 o'clock, in the Parish House. This will bo a orlal meeting and there will he a literary programme. Those wishing to toko the magazine C'k pleuse come prepared. BELLE lll'RfllAKT. di Secretary. o "Ctn.Ksnintes" Is the name of the new play lo be put on by the Ilernell Stock Company fur three nights be ginning tomorrow. "Classmates" Is of I a new departure for the bernell players In that It Is a college story with the students for the principal characters. Jim Graham, a big football player, becomes the victim of Cuplil'B dart when his room-mate. Ned, Introduces him to Dora Win ston. Ned himself is also In love with Horn, though he has nlrcady be come entangled with Kate lllack niore, a poor girl, daughter of tho landlady where Ned lives. The story works out to the tune of col lege yells, provoked by the sports ol college life. There Is no end of good comedy which will bo In the hands ot nearly every character In the enst. "At Pinny Ridge" tonight for the last time. Patron Review adversers. Have Arundel tune It. Facial Massage for beauty and comfort. Hoseburg Henuty Parlors. We huvo the best black land plow U made. J, F. barker A Co. fife ial'JU.V.'. CM S,r-V"i 1 V !
