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COUNTY DIVISION MEANS HIGHER TAXES. VOTE AGAINST ALL THE1 COUNTY WVISION SCHEMES ON NOVEMBER d. . COUNTY DIVISION MEANS HIGHER .TAXES. KEEP WELL POSTED On the current events nf the world's progroBS by reading the Daily Khyikw Delivered by carrier, 60 ent month ROSEBURG PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertiser! get good retnm from an nonncementa placed in live i apera tho Daily and Twice-a-wiu lUuiw., Try them there'! none other ac good.. VOL. XIII. ROSEBURG. OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11,1010. No. 100. Review not less than 800 people, a large ' lies for the education nuniuer oi wnoin were pro lib tloi, David S. Rose Speaks Against Oregon Dry Movement AUDIENCE OF 800 HEARS HIM Admits Abase of Liquor Tnlfir, bat Says Rtmedy is Regulation, Not Prohibition "Milwnukeo, Wisconsin, according to the Government census, has a I Biuuller percentage of drunkenness thun any other large city In the country. "1 oppose prohibition, because I am in fuvor oi temperance; seir-reHpectlng man believes In tem perance. "The old state of Maine is the most colossal saloon keeper in the world. . "When tho impatient girl at tl.e beach told her bashful beau to sv.al low tho sand in his mouth, Hint his system needed It, she illuslruUd the need of some of you business men. You won't take a stand one way or the other on the liquor question for fear you might lose tho sale of a paper collar. "Philosophers who are predicting the downfall of this repub.ic ::,tsi their opinions on the moral cowardice of the electorate. "The 'bootlegger' and the prohi bitionist are political co-partners. "The prohibitionists belittle Ists and YV. C. T. u. workers. A man of impressive personality and line oraturlcal delivery, .Mr. Itose commanded the closest attention of his listeners throughout his 2-hour address and he was frequently In terrupted with bursts of applause. Mr. Rose declared that local option was a misnomer, that it was county option Instead, lie said, real local option came with home rule such as is proposed in the measure to he voted on In this state at the N'o- 'vember election, wherein the cities shall have a right to say whether they shall be dry or wet. That is real local option. A county is not a unit in the real sense. The smallest subdivision Is the real unit and is entitled to self government on this issue. Experiment Unsatisfactory. "At one time, more than r0 years ago, 17 of tho American states were under prohibition, and yet after hav ing tried the experiment In many in stances for many years, all abandoned it as Ineffective and Injurious to the nublic welfare, excepting only the state of Maine. And now, less than one month ago. tho people of the state of Maine at the ballot box have lexnrcssed their protest against the every pnIlt,,iinnee of tho heresv in that state. ! "The great state of Oregon is the formative stale," said Mr. Hose. "Her resources have only been 'scratched and the possibilities of her future are limitless as tho horizons of the work- I answer Iniiinan or his children? unhesitatingly, never. "You will remember that a few- years ago the Congress of the United States enacted a law abolishing what is known as the Army canteen. Now every governor of every soldiers' Lome, and every departmental com mander without exception, and 16 out of the 18 chaplains, have recom mended the re-establishment of the Army canteen. . "That prohibition does not pro hibit drunkenness or the use of in toxicants is proved by the fnct that the number of arrests for drunken ness and drunk and disorderly, in the cities and prohibition states, is ordlu arlly larger than In the so-called "wet" states of the country," In support of tho assertion, the speaker read oliicinl reports from the police departments of the "dry" cltleB. "We won back Worcester, Mass.; which had been pointed to with pride by the prohibitionists, as a model prohibition city, and also New Bedford, another supposed strong- noici ot tne prontbttionlsts," con tinued Mr. Rose. "And so the cam paign has gone on in. all parts of the country. The tide is flowing back, experience has been a good teacher, and it will not be long until this agi tation will be replaced with a cam paign of education on temperance. Mr. Rose's Remedy. "What is responsible for the prohl- MANUEL REJECTED COUNCIL REFUSES GIFT OF HIGH SCHOOL SEWER. CIRCUIT COURT JURY CONVICTS LEATI1 ERWOOD. Spain Refuses to Harbor Him, 'Fearing Trouble Cost of West How-burg Sewer System Estimated nt If 1:1 IS Church . Walk to bo Lriwcrcd. v MONKS LEAVING PORTUGAL Paciiic Coast last Am Drydocks oi Ainple Sizr, Before it Can Get Fleet, Says Meyer Special to The Evening Review, MADRID, Spain, Oct. 11. A semi ofllcial report to the effect that Mali' uel, ex-king of Portugal, wUhed to take up his residence in Spain caused great excitement here. It is reported by friends of the government that the request will be refused for fear Kb granting would start more trouble for this country. . The government is making every effort today to prevent outbreaks on Thursday, the anniversary of the ennnirv Tho nimunr t n aininto execution of Dr. FranciBCO Ferrer, Ul nurceiuuu. ah ' " iuuiiiiv; in,, niinni'i it, u biuiiiio am broad, and the only question that ! ,.. .,, , ,., nr ,rom ,,,., now confronts every citizen within - io ,',, ,.i,., .u ua nirtrt t nermits for demonstrations are belnK her borders is whether or not o. t keppor out of" polltlra. How can this refused. Though the government as the guardian of the rights of the b d , nv adontinc the svstem In has decreed that non-Portugese state and of the Individual, will con- V(1 , ( t . p01m8viVanln. monks can't take refuge In Spain, There the privilege of issuing liquor . hundreds of them are entering the se lllne nermits has been taken out monasteries ana convents uere of the hands of the municipal au thorities nnd placed in the hands of the judges of the courts of record. Remonstrance against tho issuance ii-thiitn in n condition that had main tained In Maine, and Kansas and Iowa and Alabama and Georgia, and in every other state where the in iquity of prohibition has been prac ticed." I Trades Oppose Prohibition. I Tn ult rich! minded and liberal ,u ti,itiii,ff ueonle. said Mr. Rose, "the Jesuits Must Give Up Wealth. LISBON. Oct. 11. A decree was nublished in the official gazette today ot a permit Is heard and acted upon expelling the Jesuits and the foreign bv the judge in precisely the same -members of the -orders. In the case ! . . . oitliiu a that hns been muiuiaiiieu j iu,uuu,uuti in revenue pu.u ,,. .. ''" ,-;"-,,,,..,,,.,. of the union ,. rr ion he mB fl the minor dealers. '" - .. .... . - v . - . manner as any other legal matter. fo the Judge only must an appllca- he of the Portugese monks and nuns, however, these may return to their families if they renounce their orders, " that sum Is coninnratlvelv a has deep significance, r.vej i.i " alone can either grant or revoke a otherwise they must.quit ine country. iiI.n vet Trt the organization in the United States, license. The first time a saloon- Under the decree of expulsion, all t V,ii'nnle of 1907 S.so- that has taken action in respect to keeper violates the law he is given'the Jesuits' property reverts to the Cfnnn In l,L brought lie re from the question of prohibition, has de- a ,ienvy penalty. On the second oc-' state. The property of the other re- Wrn,T relfeved the sltuat on at clared its opposition to prohibition rRaon the JllllBe has n0 discretion; llgious communities will be sealed once ? lust another soap bubble in and vour own state of Oregon Is not mu8t r(!Voko the license, and the d disposed of later. In accordance the prohibition pipe. "The Government figures mat J per cent "." '" '- " " ,. ,,f nrnliibition. country last year were due to ivpndiu n ,""',, ,,' ' r,,,,n,i n,P nrohl fever. Why don't yon prohibitionists i over f ra ml 11 ',ro 'a. start a crusade for pure water? hltionist In tho ,ha ,1 of t he lofeii ' Then there Is Coca Tola containing tu res In any of the states oi i re Peruna, a iti'si-cinss j ib i . "'.", ,,. w,,,,l,,,n, seeking to u. - ... - ., , r iw. the iirohl b t on cause so secure mi- " that the public mind may he drawn away from the thieving operations of lislied between the state and the church. The Jesuits have enormous quanti show ized trades of this state have by reso- other one anywhere in the state." . lutlon placed piemseives ui... .w- Reception at Eugene. Mi; itosos speecn at ,?ugone mane ,. ,and , , naIt10 gold and mat uiun ay mgm, n.o not uuve - - ornaments,-vestments, speecn mere, ine i'j:gene tiuaru suys "John money to that the Standard Oil company. no bullies in whisky simply because his measly stomach won't stnnd It. These are some of the pithy re marks uttered at tho Armory In this citv Monday night by Dnvid S. Rose. ex-Mayor of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who snoke on the "I'litiacies oi i i.- hlbitlon." Ho had an audience of would shorten the hours or improve the conditions In wlllctl ine innuriiiR man Is required to work, or to grant hltn holidays or to increase his wages or to protect the children or tender years against enforced employment? Hns the prohibitionist who appeals to you in any instance that you mny rerall, ever sought to raise the standard of Intelligence, or Ameri can labor by providing better facill- l'resent in tho audience were many prohibitionists, including n large delegation of the W. C. T. U. workers. There were several inter ruptions by members of the audience, nnd some feeling was shown when M r. saying that the meeting was his and that he proposed to discuss ine quos Hon in his own way. nnd valuable cellars of old wines. is reported that the IrlshDominican friars nnd nuns, possessing a church and convent here, will be excepted. The City council held a brief ses sion Monday evening and instructed tho street committee to see that the walk on the Lane street side of the Methodist church prop erty was rolald In conformity with the Kelsey grnde.- Accepted an estimate from City Engineer Roberts of $4315 for the projocted establishment of a sewer system in West Roseburg. Rererred to the light committee a petition for the Installation of a street light at the Intersection of Second Avenue nnd Wost Third street, Kinney's Addition. Rejected, by unanimous vote, peti tion of the school board, asking the city to assume control of the sewer extending from the high school to Lane street. Passed an ordinance providing for the construction of n sewer in the alley in Block 91, Third Southern Addition to Roseburg. Gave first and second readings to an ordinance providing for tho pav ing of East diss street from Main to Chadwtck. The action of the council In re gard to the sidewalk along the Metho dist church property was due to a complaint made by Harry C. Slocum who owns adjoining property, bord ered with a sidewalk Inld according to tho Kelsey grade and which is 22 Inches lower than the walk com plained of. Mr. Slocnm said that the junction of the two walks was dangerous nnd that It might lead to damage suits If not nxed property. Accompanying Engineer notions estimate on the proposed West Rose burg sewer system was a plat, wnieii now onen for inspection ni n. w. Strong-'B furniture store. An ordin ance providing for ine cnnairiu-uuii of the svstem will he Introduced at the next meeting of the council and given preliminary readings it no re monstrances are men. In refusing to assume possession of the high school sewer, th? council was actuated by its unstni le condi tion and the large amount of money needed to repair It. Inasmuch ns the sewer war laid by private pni nes. the council holds to the opinion that such parties should bear the expense of rejalrs before offering the sewer to the city. , rniimin Mcniallen urged the purchase of hose for the unequipped Bro cart in North Roseburg. No action was taken. Uivvp Also Found-Guilty Auto Thief Admits Guilt, but Ills Partner Will Stand Trlnl. Juries In tho Circuit Court hero convicted two men Monday after noon.' It took one jury hours to agree on a verdict of guilty In tho case ugalnst Walter Lonlhe.'woofi, ihurged with assault and battery up on Mutt Short. Less tnnn ion minutes time was consumed by the otjier Jury in deciding that Bert l.owe icoiuieui wua k""' "i nt,iiii with a dangerous weapon upon Wm. Wilson, another negro. Both defen dants will recelvo sentence tomorrow morning nt 9 o'clock. Ralph Casey, one of the two men who rode to Mnrshfleld In W. C. Harding's uutoniobllo. this morning entered a nlea of guilty to an Indict ment charging him witn larceny, ne will he sentenced Tnnrsnny morning. Ills comnanlon. Chick Wright, plend not guilty nnd will bo placed on trial in a few dnys. Attorney w. w. uaro well will defend him. S. M. Reynolds, the negro car por ter, indicted for a statutory crime. wns arraigned this morning, ana took until tomorrow morning to plead. Mr. Cardwell appears as his attorney also. The case or Hen Kenneuy, iimmieu on the charge or nssauii 5,000 Homeless, 300 Corpses to be Cared For 1,000 SQUARE MILES BURNED Two More Villages Burned and Three Olbers Threatened Ko Hope For 55 Miners Special to tho Evening Review, WARROAD, Minn., Oct. 11. Desolation nnd sorrow reign today over a thousand square miles of burned area, where a few dnys before was grjwn timber nnd living vil lages. Three hundred bodiCB must be cared for. According to private advices. Rainy River Is crowded like wise with half-starved refugees, many j of whom are badly burned and But- l..l UflD with n dangerous weapon, weni 10 , unius imm ia ! nuimimi uiwbi the Jury nt 2:30 o'clock this after- treatment. nnon The defendant, who Is under The rush of flames beforo the high 01 venrs of age. is accused of point-, winds today threatened the destruc- ing a rifle nt Ed. Bushnell nt Cnmns , tlon of Unlnler, Bnglcy and Clear- ir,.ii.. lllo ntlornev. .101111 1. l.ong, in his argument to the Jury, urged the boy'n liberation on the ground thnt he wns under the influence of liquor nt tho time the deed wns com mitted nnd thnt ho had Buffered sufll cientlv for tho act in having spent several weeks In tho county Jail awaiting trial. DIED. Roosevelt on Waterways. ST. LOUIS. Mo., Oct. 11.- TIIE SITUATION EXACTLY. KEPHART. In Roseburg, Oct. 10, 1910. Floyd Kephnrt, aged 11 vears. of dlptherin. The hoy is survived by Ills parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Kephnrt, and a brother and a sister. The family came here from Nebraska a month "g?ntermcnt occurred this aftornoon In Odd Fellows' cemetery. Stetson Hats Manhattan Shirts Staley Underwear Kaiser Neckwear Home of Regal Shoes Lest you forget we keep your suit pressed free Theo- Rose declined to be interrupted, doro Roosevelt arrived today on a tour or ine nnuuiu ncn, greeted by Governor liadley, a com mittee of the business men's league . m .. i.a Di,.., i, a,,,i n his. crowd. Sneaking at break- .ixii.ti,.. thn ti,A ennsnmntinn nf II- fast in his honer, Roosevelt said he qunr wns Increasing in splto or the favored the Lakes-to-aulf waterway efforts of the prohibitionists, one movement. He said this woman i lndv asked whv the liquor interests injure railroads, but would help opposed prohibition if consumption them. "We must control the ter of Intoxicants wns being Increased by nilnals, for If we leave them for rall . .ih t ,1,1 .,.oi. rnnd control we cannot expect the tinner. 'whom he treated courteously, ' railroads to act in the spirit of altru- hv stntlng that the quality of the II- ism toward tho water nvans, niior sold under the prohibition re- said. irime was bad and poisonous, nnd he hat manufacturers and dealers pre ferred not to bo engaged in an il legal business Docks First, Then Nnvy. SEATTLE. Wash.. Oct. 11. Inter lowed todny after a return from the At one stage of tho address the nnvv vard. Secretary of the Navy members of the W. C. T. U. hissed . Mover said: "I have come to the coast sonic of his remarks, nnd the speaker to iook Into preparations for a proper reproached them sharply. Tho niem-'systom of const defense. Beforo this hers of the order left tho hall at the onn be done, however, enre must be conclusion of the meeting, singing I taken that this coast can maintain a their "Oregon Dry" songs, Inter- floet. Your present docks wouldn't spersed witn paign yell. the prohibition cam- COMMISSION SUSPENDS S. P. LUMBER TARIFF. accommodate half the ships of tho navy. We cannot divide tne Atlantic fleet before 1912, when your new docks are completed, and probably not then." lib SKmatmii) At Last-It's Here-The Overcoat you have been waiting for-the "DufolJ" collar a coat ideal for street wear or severe weather two in one-you'll like it-it's no freak-snappy looking, big, generous and warm. A large assortment of pat terns to choose from. Don't delay seeing it-you 11 be sorry you didn't own one sooner, Prices moderate. $16.50 to $20.00 WASH1NOTON'. Oct. 10. A com lilnlnl wns filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by tho Oregon and V.'r.sl.ington Lumber Manufacturers- Association nttacklng the pro posed Increase In the rate on lumber shipped from points In Oregon along the Southern i-ncinc nanumi tu Francisco nt r, a thousand. The t complainants allege that the rate of ; $", is unreasonable, and If put Into j effect will materially injure their; business. Thcv state tnat co-ininuim In the Pacific. Coast lumlie, business have not changed since the Commis sion on October 15. 190S. held the Irate of jr to he unreasonable and ; fixed $3.40 nnd JS.fir, to be reason able The Commission, of Its own Initiation, has atreany hiisi,-nu.-u contemplated $5 schedule. The petition presented several dnyB ago asking for resubmission of. the local option question to the voters nf Iinuudns countv was examined and approved by the County Court this afternoon. The court then ordered the question placed on the ofllcial ballot for tho November election 4.4.4.4. j. J Ladies' Commercial Club. Speclnl meeting of Ladles of . . X the Roseburg Commercial Club . . ,t. Wednesday evening. Oct. 12. .. 4. Please be on hand. Important. . 4. letomcaiurge , Hacth's Toggery o 0 o G 1 Mnlliuim.h Tr.lnln Srhool lot Nnn., Trmnit. fir nnprtM wilt Mollnnn..!, loanij iir,tv, lor htKh i.mf.ln. trinlr.. Wilt -lnwl "O-Iki-rl !J n"rVfl In .III". lr."k. '.. Saipt. Mum !till Hf.. a .... TO-NIGHT BOOTH! Ex-Champion Jim Corbett's Great 3-Act Play Classmates Special to The Evening Review ST PAUL. Minn., Oct. 11. Attor ney Severance representing the Gov ernment, today concluded his argu ment in tho Union Pacific merger case before the United Slates Circuit rn,.rl He said: "Railroads hnvo rtrolnert the West of lis resources nnri tnken the money h.nsi iu mu stock. If competitive ous m. ,.-. rnanra,l It WOll fl lirillK UllllMU i;n,,t ,,f the West, which has wn long neglected, it would bring ,....., i.nrvesis from Oregon ir..ui,i,rinn Idaho. Montana and other Western Btntes." CIRCUIT COURT SUITS FILED. Fnnnle Wltte vs. R. M. Cramer ns Admr. of the estate of Ann M. Cram .InnnnunA- nctloll for $ T, 5 On I chilrn against said estate, rejected i.v the defendant. Plaintiff says that nn....nt la rule ner 1111 nit,,., i for Ann M. Crnmer nnd money loaned Her during nei ". time and for meat nnd lard furnished her. . if n cpnur vn. I:. a. i.iuw, for 'possession of r,00 acres of land i.'i...-,,n Vnllcv. which plaintiff leased to dofotidnnt. Plnlntirf clnlms i.a has exnlred. hut tnat defendant retains posBcss'.nn of the place by force. ' REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. j C Ratemnn to L. T. (llbson. 10; lots IX nnd 19. block 51, Kin ney's Add to Roseburg J. W. Welch to Lulu M. I"". 1400; one acre nt illume. R. L. winniioru hi .til,.. ft Water Co., 9E00; 7 3U acres n.-m Sutherlln. . J R. PamrenK to -" -'""-" nniL ...rnr nt Looking Glass. ,1.,, -'-,, -, f.-.....rlli r. 1.. HOll IO U. J- ru,,to" $3r,0: part of sec 13, 27-5. w 11 anermirv 1,1 i.,,i. ...... tiiiin. inn :t-4 acres of i). L, C. No. i r,,, C.reen to I'. A. Colltlltie, $925; 40 acres of 1). L. C. No. 40 26-4. . r.,,,n to W. B. Atterbury tin- 4 lots, block 17, Kinney's Add to Roseburg. MARRIED. BEAL8 BASSLER At Canyonville Or Oct. 9. 1910, Archie Beals, or Seattle. Wash, and Miss Fern Bassler. of Days Creek, Rev. 0. A. (iray officiating. lirook. Hnck-flrlng is the only hopo of saving these towns. The women nnd children were sent out to places or snfoty. while the men remain to light the flumes. Aid for the refugees, who overcrowd Wnrroad, Is being sent from Winnipeg. Some places aro under martini law, following tbe arrival of state militia. The villuges of Snlot and Clemenson are reported burned. Estimates of the loss ot life place the number between 1000 and 2000. More than 2000 persons are miss ing, r000 are homelesB and all these aro destitute. Tho monetnry loss Is not yet esti mated, but will run Into the millions. Helpless Need Relief. But the greater concern for the present is the rescue of the holplesB and tho relief of thousands of home less men, women and children. Stories of wild animals, fleeing for safety sldo by side with human bo lngs; of mothers burned to death with babies on their breasts, and of men creninted while endeavoring to shield their children, were among tho tales of horror brought In today. Mrs. Marv Harris Armor All of EntomlH-d .Miners Die. BTARKSV1LLB. Colo., Oct 11. Ten bodies of miners wero fdnnd to day, ufter rescuers had worked In cessantly since Saturday's explosion, ill the innln tunnel, two miies from the eiitrnncc. The bodies are fear fully mangled. The tunnel is lilled i wllh debris. Ab rescuors work fur ther In the danger from lire-damp Increases. I Deputies are guarding the mlnos and keeping everyone away, save tho rescuers. Miners are caring for the wives and children of the entombed moil.. The lid men in tho mln sup ported 07 children. Investigation Bhows that tho explosion spent its force inward llko dynamite. -making I it Impossible for uny of the miners to survive. President of Georgia W. C. T, U, "Mrs. Armor is the finest platform speaker since Fracis Willard." Do not fail to hear her. You will be .pleased Admission Free Offering Taken Have Arundel tune It. tf SALE OF twiATR TO SEE OLD MAIDS!! OLD MAIDS!! CIIDDV (illtia. Ilcforo the performance visit Hie GEM Opens at Marstere. drug store Wednesday, nt 0 a. m. Scat !0c. (letinrai udmisslon, adults 8ac, child ren 20c. - If you Intend going, get tickets enrly. Miss IJiinkel has a record of endless "standing room only" houses. Reserved sents usually gone before evening of performance. Its a. bene fit you nro all Interested In, the high school, and then you'll get full .value in entertainment. ' dlt Have Arundel tune it. .lust received, a full line or Now Idea patterns, the best pnper patterns made; 10c each at Terclnskl s. dtf vmi SALE CHEAP. A gooiFmotor- r.vcle Call at Althnus' Oarage, corner Cass and Hose streets .It Closing Out TINWARE VERY CHEAP Purchase Now, we need the shelf room, and we are endeavoring to carry better goods. . The Benson Grocery PURX FOOD STORE PkMe M4 225 N. Jackson Street WB DELIVER OUTSIDE OF DKH VERV LIMITS. O
