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Newspaper Page TextAX KXltKf i'AChtlt OH- THIRTV YKAltS' KSPEKIKXCE siV9 DollQLA COVVTt APPLKS AIIH TBS SEt BE KVER HA. YD LED DOVGLAS OOtXTY HAS TOE BEST ALIVTHK-VEAR-ROUXD CIXHATK, AND THE EARLIEST FRUITS AND BERKIE KtEP wfcLL POSTED - On the currant aveiiia nl the wurid'i progress bp r-lin the Daily Ksvikw Delivered Iiy carrier. 60 nt month ROSEBURG PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertiser! get ood returns from an nonacementi placed Id live riper the Dailt and Xwick-a-wiki Kivuw. Tr tlieru there's none other to good. VOL. XIII. ItOSKHlllQ, ORKC.ON, TIll'USDAY EVEXIXCi. JAXIARY 12. 101 1. No. sun. Review ExpJisioo aid Fire Restltji EMUS. COAST RAVAGED three representatives to thoroughly 1.1-XilSI.ATOIi.S lll'SY WITH probe the affairs of the Washington ALL SORTS OF MEASl'RKS. National Guard. The resolution c targes that the Guard Is dlsrupod, I,,,,,, riant Hills Introduced During that Adjutant-General Llewellyn Is Wednesday's Mission Two Ask , Illegally In possession ot the office kjk Appropriations. i aim inui ouwr irregularities exist. ; J SALEM, Or., Jan. 11. First of the I.OstlUltG AXI OAKLAND legislative bills asking for au appro- DEIIATK FRIDAY XK.'IIT. prtatlon waB introduced today by Senator Lester. He asked $10,001) l!lli School Trios Will Have for from 'the state as a contribution to- Taft Asks For $5,000,000 To Begin Work at Ooce Subject Educational of liffttiigraiitH. Tent ward the centennial which Astoria Is to observe this year. The bill states that 100 years ago the John Jacob Astor expedition founded the first fort and stockade at the mouth of PEARY TO BE REAR ADMIRAL html Evidence Against Wife Milliieaire Sik nk Price on lead $13,001) Special to the Evening Review. CO.SNEI.LSVII.LE. Ha.. Jan. 12. Four people are believed to have been killed by an explosion followed by fire ill It-Cory's notion store today. There were :I0 persons In the bulld itiK hen the unexplained explosion oG)iirred. Five girlB were severely binned, but ere rescued shortly be fore the :ills collapsed. The Are wits under control ut noon, but it is inip0ihle to the ruins, owinw to the Inter' heat. The explosion wrecked the ritl.ens NStioi.al Hank mllolnlng. The bank and several other Insrltutione a or. burned. The lies Is estimated at 1 ,00(1. unci. LONDON. Jan. 1 2. Heavy Oil acd T' Djcco Combiats Villi Be UsMtss Roseburg mid Oakland high schools will meet in ri.h:ite at the M. E. Church In Roseburg tomorrow night. t the Columbia River, and that licne Jan. 13th. at 8 o'clock. The ques- the first American flag was flung to , lion for Che Southern Oregon section, the breete over the territory now ,.,,,,, r, n.iwc Iminct composed of Grants Hass, Klamath comprising Oregon, Washington and 1 1 mi flllUlU!) idYJ IMICfi fl0dlll.l .. ., , ... . . j . i n.lO.,a. unnt.n. anrl thnl fails, UllKlllllU BIHl noseuuifi, 1 mniiv nuu ioi. ' - - "Resolved. That Immigration into 100 years ago the first actual white th. I'nlted Slates should be further settlement In the Western land wan r..utrli-tMil Uv mi educational test?" I established. Situated as we i re near various I The next bill was an appropriation I ports of entry, the question becomes asking for $20,000 from Oregon to one of local Interest as well as Na- j assist In the construction of an Inter- tlonal policy. Oakland high school state bridge across the Snake River. Special to the Evening Review, will affirm, "white Vera Tipton, Chas. j Idaho is to appropriates similar, WASHINGTON. Jan. li. In a Stanton and Jene Frey, representing amount. Senator McCulloch intro- special message sent to Congress to the local school, will assume the duced this bill. An appropriation for ,my president Taft urged the f.irti negative. To cover expenses. 15 cents , $50,000. or $25,00t a year. Is asked that Ion of the'Rannma canal. The aduilstlon will be charged. You are by Senator Carson to Investigate crop message was accompanied by a special given another opportunity to show. and fruit pests. report of the army and navy board wniii"ip".. ui engineers, wno nave Deen con- I'eary Ik Iter. aroVtl. i region, on the last trip bringing to the Chic Federation today, Samuel WASHINGTON Jan 1 2 Actliie ' the' I'nlled Slttes the Cape York liuternieyer. the fanious corporation on the recominouda, oi. of President ' meteorites. In 1890-110! he made attorney, declared that the Supreme Tuft that Commander Robert K " trl in search of the Pole under court win oeciare lor tae sianuuru Peary be suitab ' warded or his -the auspices of the Hoary Arctic OH and American Tobacco Companies discovery "i 'S Mb K Z sub-Club of New York and .y.alned the to be monopoll. In strain of committee of the House on naval af- lhen highest north in the Western trade, but that the decision jvon re- fairs todav decided to reiiort a bill , 1 em sphere. In lu reary reauzeo "- ". ........ !dva..c? Veary o Z rail of Reir the life-long purpose of his career by- will '" H.J Admiral. The bill also extends to .reactung (tie roie. poii gen ...... back to eiviiiiation ine louowing ...o . .. ,.,............-.-.. year he Immediately made his sue- the people, as the constitution pro cess known to the world, only to nums connaruiiou ui prupniy. no find that a few davs before tho diB- said tne Diame tor mis staie oi wi covery of the Hole In 1908 was fairs was due to the attitude of the niim.d hi- Hi- Frederick A. Cook, courts toward the Sherman anti- Nllv. . mm.'iitrm nn nrevious louinevs trust law. Both court and (.overn veral , nmnr lie the explorer the thanks of Congress for his discovery of the Hole. Henry was born at Crosson, Ha., May 5, 1856. He was graduated from llowdoln College In I8T7, and 111' 18Si entered the I'nlted States Navy civil engineer. For years, thereafter he was engaged In engineering work In connection with the surveys for the Nicaragua!! canal. Ills first trip to the far north was to- the north. I I'eary at once warned the public to i hewn re of Cook's claims, and a con iirnversv arose among scientists all irii io ine nil uiiiiii , ,,.h ..V..1..1.01- hnvliiir made in ISSli, In which year he made ",,r ;',', uli,.1i,,,. warm su iiimi.ui .,...".-rs none, he said, has tacitly consented to trusts In the most vicious form and that tho present criminal prose cution of alleged trust officials was a "monstrous sham." your Interest in tne aciivuiea oi me high B'-hool. . MAtafm t frt Announcement wa aiado tve to day of the weddllg of Vllllasj Hiimniitte ! rs. s-i.e ')- I --,ri.mZ h.,. i, haa iea the well knot-n reslts of tais "T v,.ra, n,,-e If a resolution. Introduced by Rei- siilerini nlans for fortifications The reseitatlve Uuckanat, of Douglas, Is re8deiito recommends an npproprta- adopted the House win lose one t,m 0( $5,000,000 for Its tlm honore tralltlots. in tne ,lo' defense immediately. pBt tie TSt IIUI to IUiroUce a iw mymmmpy, lutlon provmag tor a cmu reaolutiois ww idB chalria of a reconnaissance of Die Greenland inland Ice cap, east of Disco Hay. In the sunimvr of 18K1 he headed an other Greenland expedition sent out under the nuspices of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. On this expedition he discovered and named Melville Land and llellprln Land, lying beyond Greenland, and also determined the Insularity of Greenland, for which he Into Cook's claim whb made by Dan Ish scientists, who decided that the .explorer did not reach the Polo. Heiy'B claim, on the other hand, was found t be genuine. (Yiimis of Montana Cities, WASHINGTON', Jan. 12. -The J n. Dobb, nephew of Ren Dosa, of thlB citv, returned this afternoon from Glendale, near which place his brother, Thomas Doss, became- lost while hunting? Leaving the Lystul , lumber camp Tuesday morning, , Thomas Dobb wandered over Gray back Mountain nnd down Middle HAbtii.M.iuA. jku. - ' "X creek 7 miles A blinding snow storm Census Huron,, today announced he I ' ? "'' way. Af honors from the Amerlcnn Geographi cal Society and the Royal Geographi cal Society. Commander Henry made his third Arctic voyage In 18:t-.ri. in 1895 he made his fourth Holur beginning expedition, and in 18911 and 1897 he made summer voyages to the Arctic received population of Montana cities, as fol lows: Helena 12.51S, MiBSOina ii, 8B9, Anaconda 10.134: Hillings 10,- 031. Knllspoll 5549, LIvltigBton I 159, Iloieman 5107. 5.- ls Government Kaklng? NEW YORK. Jan. 12. Addressing was raging and he lost his way. Af ter spending all night In the woods, the hunter, by hard work, made his way to Glendale, thriving there at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening. Mrs. F. L. Uenrd returned home to Yonculla today, after a short visit here with friends. Inai'ltke coltte, ot brtiia of any I t . i .... I hu. knta Hie both city. The coupiw were m " '. - I ...... ..n.hie tn oer the rat bonds of mntrlainny at tne rerans i ., jip. gales i ri,.. In Horttd. Wednesy m- Natirally there for the iral very dlsor- are sweeping the enern coast orjillt, .imniarv. 1 1. 191 1. Aftsr a brief derly one. England, seippinf is sntOienled and v,i't that city, they ill rottrt to J 1 he r ire number of ves-ls are ren.irtvil .-,.,in to ninge their hoi. . JhecoiiBi rrcked or ashore. Communication wl'B cH!t. France. f'ls. The P.raiillan (icani'r P!or. en route to Hooibora, id ahor at O'Slmer. The Himhlll I aedore and the Ihmhi r ro Is wrecked t riahguarA. klle tHe t8nir Shelby I arrandeil near Rnrtardtm. numlietof build Inas were blowa Oowa in the citw and wveral people wera ioluritd' Tbere was' probably loes of life at sea. Lois Rati fa- M"- St hi nk- WHKELIXCt. W. Va.. .Tan. 12. On the fourth flay of t lll"sa ' Millionaire Sihenk. his wife came In to his room and snld a fortune tel'er Infr.nned her thnt ft'henl) would die. This was the teatlruon today of Ml Alma aivn11, e nurse, who carni ror tH-henk. She whs the first witness todav In" the trial or Mrs. Schenk for the nllepted poisoning of her lniBliant!. ho has recovered. Miss Evans tes tified Ibnt the wife meddled con tinuously with medicine Hint the mirsn substituted for other niedl arisr Hchenk Was made ill bv taking these substitutes the nurse told Dr. Hupp she believed the medi cine waa poiaoned. Hupp previously testified that he found poison In the medicines. The court room Was "crowded todav with many women. propiwnl of Backalaa makes isiltiae on rnaoluthas a Btand- lu one and the chairman as well as the members will be name by the sncakar. if It Is aopt. Later named ckairsisn oi tfea rasulatlons rnaimlttes. Wj- rrmb woal C'kltaftMa. ir0n B..hool chlldrea clesa by a coaipulsory process, requlra that tkey carrv no disease ay oin nu the Mr llamniltte Is tae propri-iui the Rdft-lunS I'nrtkiiig Parlors. ai.Tted a 'private hoapltgl la tkte city Ilucha na. as or some lieio palor to nx-oBiag matron at tire oHlcea ot lrs. bi. ttier and ete.art. a luiuun ..n.,..,,iui.u( .-i si dava " The weti was a '-' r ,,h ,he an that they be ,i,.,- .u mails nuntic UKisy iij.i.Htv nsriar urarroe' ui mu.. E. Hayes here from Glendale. Ha. a former soft ami " ""';- ..,.,, vr-,i,1?ttm lmp(l to m'tlllna'wy X m,!Vhe to make a mechanics or i.iior i l.ifnrnnrstao la a Dill IW w F. !. y tee legeiiaiivK msi of ths State Tsacaera abwicibuuh. LH on .iminw"- made summer voyages to tne Arctic ivr.w lumv. j LLJ-J 1 1 a " - na - , - i, , I,, I, mi Tm f irrr"ilr'?ffailH II '' 1 I .. IL !L .. ... il.iiJi"L-,i!iiiwUiJgjiiJLMJTjgHt-BB-' "M"""" f" I . "i... ' v; -ii.:.::r-::D He furnlanoo a Insure i anpear- lirohibition law. nf ttnn tn in the Circuit Court next ;eek. innnw clement, of Glendale, it io J a nuts Clement. tho city. ... . A 4i id T TT ... - . The Ladles' Auxlllafy of the Roseburg Commercial Club ex- tends an Invitation to .11 strangr-re end ne rwildeata of f Roeeburg to attend the recap- 4 Hon given In their honor at the club rooms. Friday evening. lnnnnrv 13th. Invitations have Slat Rcwai-d for Assassin. OLYMPIPA. Wash., Jan. 12. Governor HHy's apeclal message to the legislature today urged the ap propriation of $1000 for the capture of the murderer of Police Captain Siillivan. of Spokane. It Is believed that thlf will result In the renewal of the hum for the man, as the re wards now aggregate $13,000. Representative Gosa of King conn- ; selveB known. tv hn nulrpri fnr the niinnint ment of t . " -w- comniittee of two senators and been mailed to an wnose nam have been handed to the com mittee having this matter in f. charge, but tneTe mo e ,4. niaiiv wno win noi u 2 In this manner, and therefore 3, this Invitation is published In Hip nailer in order , iti niav be overlooked that none All are welcome. Come and make your- DEBATE Roseburg High School vs. Oakland High School M. . Church, Corner Main and Ufe Friday Evtnm, at & o'ctocK Admbsion 15c QUEvSTION: Resolved, "Jhat Immigration InS) 3the U. S. Should be Further Restrict ed by an Educational Test" .i. ..nnd nasinst that claaB of prop erty. A few SeBBlOOM "" stead lew was amesueu, . iio,' ham. In such a ejaeeer tkat the courts have contl.ually tela alnce that homeeteadB are exeaipt from suchllnB and It Is lmpolble to n.iti mem hold as valid. a. .11 r.t W.a. RlUld ASKrfl. 1 Return to the state of 50 per cent h. .-nnrceB from the forests within ltB boundarlea that have been taken out of the hanas ot uie sune bv the present conservation policy of the Forestry Department Is the ob ject of a resolution introduced by Senator Burgess today. I ' ASOliHB CiHialf OftHttOwi-s. I A bill proposing to do away with countv certificates and providing that all certificates shall be voted through out the Btate. was ofjered yesterday by a group of educators of the state of Oregon, under the direction of State Superintendent of Schools Al derman, and will be Introduced In the legislature next week- I It gives graduates ot nign scimuis I . i ..t,nnla whn have aim secuiiuaij nt.... - done a certain prescribed amount or tnn mnrt tn the eleventh and twelfth grades, a one year certificate. I It provides for graduates oi noiuiui. schoolB. colleges and universities who have completed- a certain amount m pedagogical work prescribed In the bill a five year state certificate. which after a certain amount work, will entitle the holder to a life certificate. Against Ifjeaciiea rinur. !, nrut twn vearB ago. the . ... . i.ii.i.tn ilia manufacture and sale of bleached or chemically treated or mlsbranded flour, lias oonneu m. again. Senator Kellaher. who lost out on this pure 10011 m-- 1909 session. Introduced It again to dav The bill was bitterly opposed two' years ago. chiefly by Senator Sin not, but during the past few months derisions of the courts nave ..-.. such that little or no opposition Is . a i... Vollnher th is time. The measure even makes it unlawful . n,.n n a nrm id niitminF," have In Its possession or to knowing- .a . 'uali an-nv. The , lv sell or iqp-r i K-"isr - - -suite Food Commissioner Is author ized to selie and confiscate any mls . j -i. nr hiBuchel flour and hranneu .len to the PrutlonP UeprerntVlve Hrownhlll. of Yam hill haw) a bill to r.ulate the hank- liiii, "'wj ...riAiiB rnilllt es. iiBior tunns in , .S.i. h. .svs. will yield a savttg of $10,000 a year If passed. lie proi- - - v.r urer of each county be compelled to advertise for bids from banks that wish to be the county depositary and rhai those offering the highest rate o ,nrt . i..a ftn suard against redepc:T.ln7oif..-rnn....n,lon- trrnk-onV the higher rate of Interest' to provide a surety bond to the treasurer iOiWING to the fact that aft the wholesale houses, O during the past few months, taree shortened ther terms of credit to merchant we ar e compelled by this fact to adopt shorter credit terms in our own business We are not doin this arbitrarily. We have to depend on the collection of our book accpunts for funds to meet our own payments4tence, any shortening of credit terms by the wholesale houses absolutely compels us to shorten our own terms in proportion. o Beginning Feb. 1st, oitf terms, with out deviation, will be as follows: All general accounts are payable on the first of every month, in full. All accounts of railroad employes are payable on the 19th of every month, io full. We positively cannot, under any circumstances, extend further eredk to persons whose accounts have not been paid when due, un til the account has been settled. AO dverdue accounts that remain unsettled after two request! fosc settlement have been made, will be turned over to the Rosebu Merchants' Association, without further notice. e Mftftcly ttP (braflcm will be made from the above terms. F.STABIJSHF.I) 1877 JOSEPIISON'S. n w (Continued on page 4).