Roseburg review., December 20, 1910, Image 1

AN EXl'EtT PACKK OF 1'IIJUTV YEARS' EXPERIENCE sAvi DoUgU COtNTt APFLEi AltE tSfi b9 HE KVEll HANDLED bOt'OLAS COUNTY HAS TUB BEST AJX-THE-VEAlt-ROCXb CLIMATE, AMD THE HAttLlEST FRWTS AXD HKKRIK '
i. KEEP WELL POSTED
On the currut events nl tu world's
;irwrwH by r Hnti th Daily Hkvirw
ROSEBURG
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
Advertisers get food returns Irom an
nonocementa placed In lira papers th
Dailt akdTwicb-a-wiu Rtviaw. Tr ,
them there's none other ao good.
XIII.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, DKCKMRER ttO, lltlo.
No, 240,
Review
IN FKAR OP DEATH
"Diaz Virtually Prisoner
Mexican Palace
Id
REBELS CAPTURE GENERAL
Cliicjfto Teamslcr Shin, Soppwdlyby
Strikers- -Eugioeeis Stand
By Their D mantis
Special to the Evening Rovlew.
.MKXK'O CITY. Dec. -That
President Diaz rears n ss;issin:i t ion
and has taken the precaution to
have his food tested and his sleeping
apartments effectively guarded, was
learned today. It is said he changes
his sleeping quarters nii?htly. The
streets leading to the palace are
closed to t ra tlic a n d all mfssen gere
arriving from the country are
sen relied before admitted to the exe
cutive building.
Diaz' fiencral Captured.
General Navarre has been cap
tured by the rebels and is now ""field
a prisoner.
This information, which reached
here today. Is contained in a letter
from high authority at Chihuahtni.,
He wfs captured at the last battle of
Pederdeles.
It is said that the rebels eaptir-ed
two mountain guns during the sp"1
battle. They lassoed them from their
horses nnd dragged them away.
The rebels now have the troops
, phut up in Pederneles. which is prac
tically surrounded by pickets. Strong
effort. are being made to prevent the
government Troiii getting reinforce
ments through from Chihuahua. The
government is rushing another regi
ment from Mexico City to Chihuahua
tonight.
Indications nil point" to the situa
tion in the Northern section being
nuieh more serious than the govern
ment admits.
The gas had accumulated tn the aux-1
11 iry power house from a broken
pipe snuppt'd off by a runaway pas-
s nger car. The car carrying seven
p: ssengerR was lifted from its tracks
ami hurled against an automobile
mining alongside. Four of the
seven passengers were killed out
ri ;ht. butt he chaffeur of the motor
e; r was only cut and bruised.
In the interval the broken main
had ample time to pour Its high
lit essure gns into the lower levels of
the auxiliary power house.
When workmen set to clearing
n way the lumber, It is assumed that
one of them dropped a steel tool
across the third rail, there was a
flush nt electricity Hnd the great
reservoir of accumulated gns exploded.
What happened then will never be
ositlvely known. The roof of a
fl rehouse directly across the street
from the powerhouse, wns lifted Hk
i magic carpet. The shower or
'rhiss, bricks, mortar and splintered
timbers began to fall on the pave
ments and in an Instant the streets
re filled with prostrate men and
women blown -flat by the shock and
the rush of air. The property loss
$r,oo,ooo.
IXH'XCIL D1SPOSKS OF
WORK OF COMMITTE
Teamster Miirderel,
rH!CAOO. Dec. 20. John Don-
nellv, a teamster employed by gnr-
nt manufacturers, was shot and
Ml'ed here today. Police seek his
inVnown assailant among the strik
ing garment workers. ,
i
Stone Keinuins F,irm.
CIHCAO. Doc. 20. The illness
of Labor Commissioner Neill. who Is
ittemm'ng to settle the threatened
VicTnotive engineers' strike, de
:v,.rt proceedings today. President
ctmte. of the. Brotherhood. 'said! T
IPX w'U'jjp to wait a coinle of 'days
fnr WM1 to recover, but It must be
Midr rstftod that unfess a' settlcjtnent,
is reached before, tne enq or -trie
wek the railroads will have n gen
oral strike bv Christmas. The en
Tineer?'';re determined hot to recede
from the position already taken.
ROSE CLUB. Annual meeting nt
the Commercial Club tomorrow
( Wednesday I evening nt 8 o'clock.
Election of officers.
Harness & Johnson. the loen'
Eiocervinen. report only about 10u0
turkevs shipped from here for the
Christmas market. The falling off
in demand nnd pricp materially low
ered the expected shipments.
New Sewer to be Laid on Washington
and ( had wick Strevts Central
Sewer Cost Revised.
- TIFT GIVKS VIEWS
in li,.l ml,..,. Will Wi i
' f. NEW YORK. Dec. 20. The hodv : l.pslip Kurtz, who was operated on
the tenth victim nf yesterday's a few months ago for appendicitis,
ovnlosion wns taken r-.-nm the ruins , wns again oiipnitpcl upon bv Drs.
of the Grand Centre' Power House Rethor nnd Stewart, nt Mercy Hos
today. It Is believed Hip dpnth list , pitnl. this morning for Intestinal
Is now complete. Of the SO persons ( adhesions. His condition Is critical.
Iniured. Ave have fractured skulls r
and will prohnhlv die. Several others At Its regular meeting Mondny
are In a precarious condition. An i night. I'nipnua Tribe. No. 44, Im
officlnl Investigation was started to- j proved Order of Redmen. elected the
dnv bv the coroner, district attorney ' following officers: G. Worthlngton,
nnd railroad company. Sachem: E. H. Lenox. S. S.; I). G.
The explosion was duo to n mix-j Palm. J. S.; P. H. Vincll. K. R.; J.
t.,ri r olr iiid lllniiilnntinir ens. ! H: I.ee. K. W.: E. V. Hoover,
used in lighting' railroad curs, Prophet;..!. L. Grimes, trustee three
touched off by an electric spark. I yrara.
Adoption of committee reports oc
upied the greater part of a short
session of the city council Monday
night, nnd among Bach reports were
the following from the street committee:
Recommending thnt V. H. Fisher
be required to build at once a tem
porary sidewalk across upper Doug
las street, as a means of relieving the
inconvenience of a neighbor through
the blocking of the sidewalk bv the
collapse of a retaining wall border
ing his ia-emlses.
Denying the request of Councilman
Mullen for the temporary plunking
or gruvellng of the crest of the Doug
Ins street hill, because it would cost
(estimated) Hull, more than deemed
advisable to expend.
Recommending reopening of the
natural drain at tile intersection of
Chadwlck and Douglas streets, which
was checked by the construction of a
cement walk, causing surplus water
to overflow Douglas street.
Denying the petition for a cross
walk on West FirBt and Winchester
streets, because only two persons
would be benefitted.
The Health and Police Committee
recommended the establishment of
a main sewer on Washington and
Chadwick streets, nt the expense of
the petitioners. The .city engineer
was Instructed to submit pluns and
estimate of cost. ,
The Light Committee recommend
ed the installution'of a light at Ham
ilton and Rice streets, Watte Addi
tion. Chairman .Mullen announced
thatr action on petitions for other
sweet lights were being held in abey
ance,, iieiHling the establishment of
an arc light circuit into the residence
districts.
Win. Knopp asked for a sidewalk
grade on west First street and was
referred to the street committee.
A. J. Bellows asked for a grade on
Military street, West Roseburg, and
the city engineer was Instructed to
furnish it.
The Ways and Means Committee
wns directed to see if the city could
place at Interest a sum In excess of
$10,000 which is lying Idle in the
paving fund and which will not be
needed for six months yet.
Councilman Mullen Insisted on the
nlnnklnu of the rnllrond spur In
North Roseburg. Referred to the
City Improvement Committee.
Recorder Orcntt formally
nounced tips revision of the original
assessment schedule of the Central
sower. Property through which the
sower extends stands on tne assess
ments first made. A reduction of 2ii
per cent Is made on such property as
the sewer does not touch, but lies
contiguous to it. Under this arrange
ment the city's share of the total
cost' of the Bewer Ib Increased from
$1104 to $1740. while the property
owners will pay $3012.
Revision of Tariff.
Above Parly
Federal Court Snoods Death Koelloli
Aoinracile Trosi Km Treaty
Wilb Japan Framed
H canal to him. The milkman In Seat- CARNIVAL OK HONKS.
tie who uuys nis uomes in i-itib-
burg will suddenly become' nware PASADENA, Cnl., Doc. 20.
that the Punainn Canal has trans- Plans for the 1911 Tournament of
ported the glnss factory In respect Roses are In such shape that the pre-
tu rates half across the continent, diction It. safe that the pageant on
! One point absolutely essentinl Is New Year's Day will surpass any-
,'. that the Government take adequate thing in the city's history. For the
PrOD Cfll 8,pl'a ,0 insure competition and pre- firet time there is to be an evening
vent the ownership of the steamer carnival as well as the parade of
.lines using the canul by transconti- rores in the morning and Held and
nenlnl railroads. The coastwise truck events at Tournament Park In
shipping business of this country Is the afternoon. The morning parndo
confined by law to American ships. will be devoted, as usual, to flower
and so traffic, between Atluntlc and. decked vehicles, while the feat urn of
in nnnrn am n i v ft I Pacific coasts, being between Amerl- . the afternoon events at the park will
IS FKUUD UP CAJlAL Clm P"1'1. a conllned to Amerl-, be the four-horse Roman chariot
I'ail HIlipS, HIMl llieie Will UU IIU iui-,,".:o i,,,-i,,,,d hm.n.
eigu competition. This Insures an In the evening a newly formed enr
euormous development of the Amerl- nival club will put on a grotesque
can shipping Industry. street parade, which Is to be a com-
Hut the greatest source or pride, pieie surprise to everyone save tne
though perhaps sentimental. Ilea In I members of the parade committee,
the fact that where four great nn-!ll Is expected that the morning floral
tions failed through four centuries parade will be two miles long nnd It
of endenvor. the United Statps hasjwlll tako millions or Individual blos
sueceeded. Columbus first dreamed Boms to cover the vehicles complete
of a western oassage to the Orient 111 .ly.
lf.17; Suavedra, the Spanish engin-1 one hundred tnousnno carnntions
Special to the Evening Review. cer and member or the llalboa ex- ana more nnve neen uaen on a aingie
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. In an pedltlon, rormed the first definite float In the Tournament of Roses.
Interview today. President Taft ex- Plan for the canal: King Philip or The rule Is thnt none put natural
pressed his views on two vitally tin- Portugnl next contemplated the task; flowers be allowed In decorating and
portnnt subjects, the tariff commls- then came England, which gave way lit Is an ImpreBslve sight to see the
slon and the Panama Cannl. It Is France, nnd France In turn, lac- long annual parade wind its way
the President's understanding thut lug failure, in 1904. surrendered ! about the city, flrst a great boat
h. ,,icoi ,1,111 ho no. the vnst undertaking to the United built entirely of flowers, then a mon-
siei mum untmei nun luiiiiaii uiiib-
aoms, followed by a noiseless auto
mobile which has lost all semblance
to the motor world because of Its
covering of thousands or American
Homily roars. Millions or blossoms
are used In getting up the entries
and thousands or people volunteer
ror the work o decorating. Much of
the trimming Is done by school child
ren and for days prior to the event
the country is scoured for blossoms.
Wore Enstorn floral prices to prevail,
OVKB 80 TICKETS SOLI) - -
KOlt I. O. O. F, EXCURSION.
manent institution, where from veart States,
Tl r T VVe Publish a11 the ingredients of
Hirh lS AIT Ayer's I lair Vigor. Your doctor
X 1 1 U I uf can thus quickly decide any hair
question. He can see at once it cannot color the hair.
Ask him about falling hair, dandruff, thin hair. t:ti'"
Hair goods In a great variety
li nucha re Beautv Parlors. dtf
T)ov Acree. rormer deputy county
clerk, is here trom Elkton and has
begun the work or extending the
annual tax rolls, under the direction
of County Clerk Lenox.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
LADY WELLINGTON
Gives more heat and lasts longer than any other coal on the market.
$11 per ton, delivered. Phone 127.
Mrs. E. .1. Page and two children
who have been at Pasadena, Calif
fnr several weeks, have returned to
' Uklnh, Calif., where they will spend
the winter with her sister, sirs.
Itnlnh Dlmmick.
S. B. Hudson, S. R. BrlBhln, Look
ing Glass; Roy A. Giles, Olnlla; J. L.
Hoggs. Greens; O. C. Sether, Glen
dale: W. J Kelleher, Dlxonvllle; R.
S. Ingram, J)ecr Creek: John Alexan
i der, Glide; N. W. McMlllen. Hoag
I lin. were among the Roseburg visit
ors to.day
to year data and Information re-
quired In such work will be sorted, i
catalogued and digested tn such a .
way as to be ready for instant use.
It will be to the fnrlR what the Con
gressional library Is to literature.
Without such a library how long.
how hopeless a task it would bt to
obtain full and accurate Information
by running through a volume here.
volume there and skimming
through a file of newspapers without
system and without knowledge as
to what might have been overlooked.
It Is In such a helterskelter rashlon.
however, that tariffs must be mude ir
permanent commission is not es
tablished. The countries or Europe
have tariff bureaus where all records
are kept and where data is constant
ly gathered and kept up to date. At
a moment's notice complete Informa
tion regarding the cost of production
or any given nrtlcle in any given
country can he obtained.
Senator Aldrich probably has a
greater knowledge ot the Intricacies
of the tariff than any other man In
America, yet he cannot know all tne
details of more than a rew Important
schedules. The vnst amount or duta
and Inrormatlon that must go Into
the making ot a tariff can be ob
tained by no Individual or committee
temporarily engnged In such re
search. It must be the work of a
permanent commission.
Mutter of Science, Not Politics,
The failure of Congress to support
the permanent tariff commission
Idea would be a step backward and
make scientific revision Impossible
for years to come. The matter has
now progressed to the point where
the country is ready for It. It the
commission Ib now made permanent
Its value will soon he appreciated on
all sides and It will never be dis
continued.
What the (anal Mvmik.
The President was enthusiast Ic re
garding the Panama Canal, which Is
just beginning to nppenr on the hori
zon or the average American as one
of the greatest causes for National
pride.
The greatest effect of the opening
of the canal. In the President's opin
ion, as felt by the average American.
will be in the reduction of the trans
continental transportation rates.
Every American who has gone to
the Isthmus and witnessed the
triumph or American skill, enterprise
nnd grit haa swelled with pride In
the thought that the oceanB will be
reunited under the auspices or the
United States.
Death Hlow to Coal Trust.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20. The
United States Court of Appeals today
virtually dealt a death blow to the
Pennsylvania anthracite coal truBt.
when It ordered a practical dissolu
tion of the Temple Iron Company,
through which a coterie of coal bar
ons worked. The court decreed that
the railroads and ottier corporations
Interested in the company should not
be permitted to vote their stock.
This decision Is expected to put the
company out of business.
. The local committees on the Odd ;
Fellows' excursion to Oakland leav
ing here by special tralu at 6:30 o'
clock Wednesday evening, report
over 80 tickets already sold there
for. A train of three coaches baa
already been ordered and it Is be
lieved that fully 100 persons will go
from here on that occasion. ' Among
those already listed tor the trip are: .
F. E. Cavender, Carl Hoffman, H.
S. French, L. Wlmberly, C. B. Pat
rick, M. M. Miller. O. L. Johnson,
Louis Coryell, J. R. Bailey, Newton ,
Estes, A. E. Sauvain, J. L.' Grimes,
D. R. Troxel, W. A. Guinn, Wm.
Anderson, F. E. Erlckson, ,1. R. Poe,
V. II. Lane, N. T. .lewett. O. E.
Hnmpsnn, A. R. Green. Joe Byars.
A. A.-Jones, G. L. Wright, W; H.
Aheene. J. M. Stephenson, : S-. F. ..
Cnwlfleld, C. W. Jennings, H. Faulk
ner, W. T. Wright, M. Fickle, J. E., ,
O. H., and K. II. Pickens.' L. E. Mill
edge, L. Kohlhngen, H. O." Lewis, B.
W. Strong, R. L. Stephens, O. J.
Llndsey, W. J. Glhhs. M. L. Daniels, -Russell
Dunham, It. T. Ashworth, F.
G. Alderson, Roy Roadman, R. L. '
Wlnnirord, H. L. Roadman. Mr. and
Mrs. S. H. Crouch, B. H. Lenox, G.
W. Sloper, W.- E. MarBters, J. A.
Buchanan. B. F. Gilbert. J. F. Clem
ents. M. W. Aldrich, James Ewart,
R. N. Ewart. C. P. Lewis. W. Pickens, .
W. D. Bell. G. n. Rose, John Pres
chern, W. B. Hammltte, A. L. Thorn
ton, L. E. Reeves. A. S. nuell, Bert
Holmes, W. O. Moss! R. J. Hatfield,"
II. G. McLaughlin, W. H. -Brown, :Wr.
9. Moflltti B. F. Doss, Chas. Brock-
way, E. L. Giles, J.1 Fogelsanger,
Ross Goodmnn, R. Donaldson. -..-
the pnrade could not be put on for a
million dollnrti, but with every urd
a gnrden, with hot house flowerB
growing wild, the problem becomes
one ot renson.
World Pence Nit.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. The
contract tor building the new battle
ship Texas was let to the Newport
News Shipbuilding Company today
by the Navy Department on a bid ol
$5.8:10,000.
Between Two Fires.'
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. The
problem or preventing an affront to
Julian nnd at the same time pacifying
the people, of the Pacific Coast who
would protest against any conces
sions to the Japanese, conrrontB Sec
retary Dlx, who hus begun the prep
aration or a preliminary convention
upon which the now treaty will he
based. The Mikado will probably
ask tor elimination ot a clause pro
hibiting immigration or Japanese In
to the United States. This is sure
to meet with protests trom Hie
cine Blope.
.MERCY HOSPITAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
The entertainment for Mercy Hos
pital given by the ladles of the Corn-
Mrs. Etta Leisure; of Mullan, Ida
ho, was over from Wilbur today and
was the guest of Mrs. J. F. Templln."
Mrs. Leisure, w:hoso maiden name i
wns Brown, wns a resident of Rose
burg 2S years ago. - - r "
A $2 sack of onions -cost N. Bar
able, an Italian, $40, after pleading
guilty to petty larceny In Justice
Long's court this morning. Barable.
a Southern Pacific section hand, was
arrested In this city two weeks ago
at the request of Detective Reilly on
mercinl Club In November, realized ( the charge or stealing a Baca , or
about eight dollars. We wish to onions from a box car. As he broke
thank the ladles or the club ror tneir i tne seai ui me cm iu
klndneas nlso the school children , theft he made himself liable for a ,
and others who have sold tickets. long term of imprisonment, but upon
Neither are we forgetting to thank , agreement Between nis counsel, r.
Mrs. T. R. Sheridan for a check ror . nliceiu, ana uisinci aiwnwj
HO . SISTERS OF MERCY. llrown he was allowed to plead gull-.;
n I ly IO me less seriunn uiiuiku )rc.v.
Ed Long, the S. P. conductor, of lurceny. Justice Long Imposed a
the Portland-Junction freight run. is . nne or zn, wnicn nnrnuit. i.iu. ...
temporarily on a pasBenger run be; addition to $l!i for attorney s fees.
tween Portland nnd Kosemirg, re- umreu nmn oaii"
llevlng Goo. Peebler, who Ib taking check the looting of box cars In this
a lay-off on account or 111 health. locality.
Big
Reduction Sale at
THE FAIR
Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat. Dec. 21, 22, 23, 24
Every article in the store will be greatly reduced during this
sale; all Xmas goods must gp regardless of Cost. Staple
goods at prices that will surpise you.
Every Customer whose purchase amounts to $l.oo or more on the above dates will
receive absolutely free one 35c Kid body doll.
Don't Forget the Big Doll and Electric Train
That will be given away Dec. 24th. Some one will get these beautiful presents free
and it might be you. See the beautiful hand made collar in the window; someone will
will get it for less than fl.oo and it is worth SO.
"The Little Store With The Big Bargam"
O. K. on Wliilewash .loll.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. The
report exonerating Senator Wm.
Lorlmer trom charges that he se
cured his election to the Senate
through legislative bribery were tor
mnlly adopted by the Senate com
mittee on privileges and election today.
Oregon-Washington Dispute,
OLYM PI A, Wash., Dee. 20. Attorney-General
Hell will represent
This will draw the country closer lo- Washington nt the Interstate conrer
,roii,r Thp orange growers In once to be held In Portland Dec. 22
Southern California who like to wear for the purpose of settling the Oregon
n Vew England brand or shoes will nnd Washington boundary dispute.
quickly leel Its effect. The men em-iThe principal point at Issue hinges
ployed in a New England shoe lac.-! on the Jurisdiction or the two states
tory who like canrornia oranges, over cerium punim uu ui; i.miumm
CHICKEN' DINNER 35c. CHICKEN WINNER 3!5e.
Your Sunday Dinner :;
Well Cooked Perfectly Servd Clean Place
Plenty to Eat From 5:30 to 7 p. m.
The Roseburg Hotel
Corner Lane and Sheridan Sts. Roseburg, Oregon.
will soon realize the value ot the
"THE IDEAL GIFT STORE.."
Dec. 20
on,. FIVE
Days .to Xmas
Nothing Nicer than
a Choice Box of
Good Stationery,
or a Good Fountain
PEN.
The Roseburg
Book Store
"THE lilt I, GIFT STORE."
River, from Its mouth to Wnllula
Junction. Each wauls jurisdiction
over the fishing Industries thnreon.
Tills question has caused much liti
gation since statehood was granted
Washington.
Col. J.- F. Luse, president of the
Luse Land & Development Co., was
over Irom Sutherlln today.
Dr. W. W. Ashley, who came Iiptp
a couple of months ago from Ne
vada. Is so well pleased with Rosp
burg und the surrounding country,
that he has derided to make this city
his home. He has opened otflces ill
the Abraham building, corner Jack
son mirl Onk streets. Dr. Ashley Is
a physician of many years experience,
having practiced Ills profession In
both Colorado and Nevada, and Is
highly recommended by the people
who know him in those states.
Linfinelit for Itlieiiiiintlc Pains.
Every family has need of a good,
reliable liniment. For sprains,
bruises, soreness of the muscles and
rheumatic pains there is none better
than Chamberlain's. Sold by all
dealers. C
GIRL WANTI0D--Ad
dress Mrs.
burg.
-To do housework.
,. Wlmberly, Rose
w
FOR SALE CHEAP. Complete well
drilling outfit, with or without
engine. Inquire at Pllklngton
Bros.' Garage. dsw
FOR SALE. A new high grade $r,0(l
piano, at about one-half, on easy
For particulars, addrem
IF YOU WANT A
DRAWER OPERATED
(All Total Adders. All Tape Printers.) '
CASH REGISTER
Let us sell you
the best made at
the lowest price.
Remember we guaran
tee to furnish a better
cash register for lcs
money than any con
cern in the world.
This Cut Shows Our $80 Drawer
Operated Register
lc TO .VI.IM AT ONK OPERATION AND FIVE SPECIAL KEYS;
M MIIER OF HALE. CASH, RECEIVED ON ACCOI'NT, CIIAKGH
AND PAID OFT; TOTAL ADDER AND TAPE PRINTER.
WRITE TODAY FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION.
The National Cash Register Co.
D. M. STEVEJl, Sales Agt. L
P. O. ftoH 4A Salem, Oregon
1
terms.
"Piano,
1 (re Rcvi.w. Mil
O O
o