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Newspaper Page TextAV EXI'KIU' PACKtll OF TH1RTV 1EAIW EXPERIENCE SAYS DOCOLAS COUNTY APPLES ARB THB BEST BE It EH HANDLED nOfGLAS COUNTY HAS THB BEST ALIVTHE-YEAR-ROUND CLIMATE, AND THE BARUKST FRVTTS AND BERRJJ KtEP WfcLL POSTED On the current evut.il ll.c world's progriwa by ri lin the Daiiv Kkvikw Delivered by utrner. AO ml uinnth ROSEBURG PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertisers gel sood returns from an nonacemente placed la Uvt tapers the DilLT AMD TwiCJC-A-WHC Kiniw. Tr them there's none other io good. VOL. All T. KOSKIU'RG, OREGON, WKRXKSRAV KYKNINd, KKIlltl'Alt V S, tUI 1. No. 281. Review U, 1"li' a practically foodless. cloth- COURT GRANTS PETITION - I 'IllffleHH Hlld RlMAttltllF in tntiri ot.H . . I VOMI.-C pi.i.i i t-M.tv ' Concluding the work or a special M.Mhs I Ol l I.AIION one-clay session Wednesday, the RWIN'Dl.KS TO SIMM). County Court granted the lift il Ion for 500 Mexican Trooos Eoafie i wasiu.vcto. i.-The ce. cardin r o o Js:!b H urea ii announces thf nnmilutinn th I'mnnua Dk' ti.io .t i- oi Aome. AiasKa. io be 2tuo la 1910, Anal, however, In the creation of the ud liriitn.t 1 Jul ln flltn l. D unumm in ifu. municipality, i ne voters or the Ten years ago Nome was in Its town must ratify the court's order glory and the gold rush was at Its at an election which the court has neigm. .Moreover, tne census or that called for the J3rd or this month. year mcuiuea an persons on vessels The ballots will read "For Incorpora Superior Rebel Force rminnnn in in nni?i.i I H K 1 1 H I l 111 VI. H K uuuuu in unnuLii explosion. Criminal prosecution or the powder trust, which Is said to lie . I responsible for the presence, or the LOCAL NEWS CITY OF JUAREZ WILL FALL Victims of Chinese Plague Slacked Lite Wood and Burned Toose Wtiii Hid Slaiviog Special to the Kvening Iteview. fell. PASO. Texas, ten. t. A floret rebel uttack on Juarez, .Mexico. Just ucioss the lint', begun today. r'ive hundred Mexican cavalry ami Infull ti ale engaged against an advance guard ol luuu rehela ulidci General 1'ascal Oroiao. wtiose main body it now udnuc:i:g. I.v iili'in e that the first clash was bloody was se?ii when a laige nuiiih.'i 01 riderless, blood stained horses stampeded into Anieri can territory. Orozco was coming to Juarez in two Mexican Central tiains. which he liad commandeered, but ilic oilii iais learned tills anil rushed forward .".nil troops, who dem rn imI the railroad bridges with dynamite. This com pelled him to iiian h. This afternoon the rebels are within four miles ol tile terror-stricken city, which seems docined to fall into their hands. lying In Nome harbor. NOMINATIONS FILED KOR COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS, American Flcr to Tevas. JUAREZ, Mexico. Feb. Ainorl can Consul Edwards at Juarez today ordered all Americans io leave. lie Tears the goveriiment buildings are mined to blow up the rebels ir they attempt to sack the city. Hundreds or Juarez refugees are now coming to El Paso on street cars. Business here is suspended and people are on roofs watching the steadily approach ing rebels. The sound of battle Is plainly audible. American soldiers ali1 patrolling the border preserving niiitralily. it is reported that 20(1 are already killed, but tills can not b.- confirmed. Storm Takev Heavy Toll. VUl'M' Si.:- in. Feb. 2. Five I 'n.lrod de-ill'v :ire i" ported today from a storm raging along the Span b'h coast. When reports from outly ing towns arc received it is believed the list of dead will he increased. A large number of vessels have taken refuge ill harbors, but it is feared a large number of others are wrecked in the open sea. Hoitoit of the Plague. PUKING. China. Feb. !. Stacked up like cordwood and soaked in oil. bodies of plague victims by the hund reds were burned at Harbin and other scourge-stricken cities In Manchuria today by soldiers. The pyre burning lasted all day. Fatalities in Harbin average 1.V) daily, and a sanitary force is working over time gathering the dead for cremation. A new danger appeared this morn intr when starving dogs and cats at tacked the corpses in the streets PnMiers have been ordered to shoot every dog and cat in the city. The ignorance and superstition of the inhabitants are causing the phy sicians trouble. Head bodies are surreptitiously removed and thrown into vacant lots or hidden in cellars by surviving relatives attempting to escape quarantine. From Mukden northward. Chinese Japanese and all whites emplovod on the railroads, go about garbed from head to foot In medicated guaze. with only small slits In Hie covering to look through. ' p'lRninr (llfrtiso lU'fOAce- WA8HIXGTOX. Feb. 2 An ur gent aiieal for aid to relieve famine conditions in China lias been received bv the American .National lied Cross Society from Chairman Ferguson, of the Shanghai Relief t'omniisnion. Mr. Ferguson cabled: "Consul Gracey reports pitiful con ditions in Nanking and other refuS'i centers. Fifty thousand to 1 nil. nun famine refugees in hovels on swampy Late this afternoon the nominating committee of the Roseburg Commer cial Club filed a list or nominees to be voted upon as officers of the club 'or the coming year. The annual 'lection will be held ill March, nominees are: President J. W. Perkins. Vice. Pres. Hobt. E. Smith. Secretary Carl E. Wlmberly. Treasurer A. Salzman. Trustees Henry Hurth, W. Fisher, Or. A. C. Seely. The hold-over trustees are Ram S Insepbson, Joseph Mlcelii, T. R. Sheridan. MKDI'DRD MERCHANTS TO CiKT 7(l)0 IX REBATES, Hon" or "Against Incorporation There Is not the least probability, however, that the majority of the Gardiner voters will reject the op portunity for seir-government. The election will also enable the citizens or Gardiner to choose their first set or municipal officers, con sisting or a mayor, six counciimen. a recorder, treasurer and marshal. H Tne the County Court's order Is ratified, it win iiiHKv uuruiner tne nintn in corporated city in Douglas County. The other eight are Roseburg. Oak land. Riddle. Myrtle Creek, Glendale. Yoncalla. Drain and Canyonvllle. The petition for the incorporation or Gardiner sets rorth that the town has 400 Inhabitants, though only 150 are necessary to Incorporate. The larger number was specified, however, because that Is the minimum popula tion to give a municipality the privi lege or regulating Its own Honor t rattle. Gardiner may not realize this H. - I purpose ir a bill now pending berore MEDFOItD. Or.. Feb. 1 Since the the legislature In enacted Intn n I ii u leclsiou of the Federal Court last i The hill amends the Home Rule law week, ordering a reduction or freight with the provision that no Incorpor ates on the Southern Pacitlc rall-'ated town can Issue a liquor license wan. iMiisuuiu ui i ne timers oi uie if it has less than BOO Inhabitants. Mate uanroau commission, issued i (;po. a. Humphrey, a grocer, of ast ran. merchants and snippers In Koler (formerly Reuben Spur, Doug Medford have been gathering up s countv). has declared his Inten. their shipping bills and receipts, t0n before the county clerk of he- ire.iaraiory io c -ciing tne reoate coming a citizen of the United States roni the Stiuthern Pacific, which Is lie is a native of Canada, lue the shippers from the railroad 0 :onipany. tor inning to reduce ineir Spanish Malcooteois Enlist t be Support of Army TROOPS PLACED FOR ACTION Edw. S. Kltch, of Bremen,- Ind., jonn J. siitnous. of Rochester N Mr. ami Mru n 11 XlnAlllat. Y II A k,lnnn.,.n..HJ a 4 ' dynamite on the pier, against the law, tinned this morning from a trip to ' Amherst. Ohio, are amoiig 'the re ts being considered. Portland. cent arrivals In Roseburg.. ,, - Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Jacksoil and Francis M. Venuble. a Pit'eftie Coast R.lll.ROAII PROJECI'KII '"'hy returned Wednesday evening pioneer, who lived in Douglas county TO JOSEPHINE CIVKS fr"" " trlu 10 Wlnlock. Wash. ' 'he early 5(is, died at Wasco. Or Card party at Jan. 24. A wife, rour sons, and six House Aftrlcallmal Comralilte Sends Back Kiport to lUiugeT Pincboi SqaabD e ates at the date ordered. It is estimated that the amount or ebate to b? distributed among Med ord merchants is between $6000 and $7000. The reduction or rreight rates as ordered by the.rnllroad com mission means u saving to local ship iers alone ot $2200 $ 1 60,000 yearly will be saved to dilppers throughout Southern Oregon. CI.EItKS TOO FEW. Ilimley Finds Itciison fur Poi'tliimrs Poor Mail Service. WASHIXOTOX. Feb. 1. Kepre ntatlve Hawley has been endeavor- mouth and '"K for "onle day to secure an order which will Insure the better working of mails on trains en route to Port land. Complaint was made to htm hv the East. Side Business Men's Club Steps are being taken toward an (lml other business Interests or Port iclive Y. M. C. A. movement In this n(I ,1(1 t was stated that, because ;lty and the state secretary will prob- , inadenuate attention and handling ibly come here the latter part of (lf t,e trains, much of the mall to lext week to look nvei the situation. Portland Is delnvert from 12 to 24 If tills work is taken up it is proba- !e that a building will be erected heiefor. This wo i!d include library did reading rooa.s. study rooms, ; miiiisium. swimming pool, nnd all he accessories of a modern Y. M. C. . Institution foi young men and voting women. Such an organization ind properly equipped and managed iiillding are a fine tiling for any town or city J. P the S, hours, ir the malls were properly "worked" while en route, they could he expeditiously handted by the Port land postofflce. The trouble appears to be that the D'Miartment is not allowing enough railway mail clerks ror the trains running Into Portland, and the limit ed rorce has more mail than it can handle In transit. The result Is that much or the mail goes into Portland O'Brien, general manager or unassorted, nnd there another hand- P. lines in Oregon, passed iinK H necessary which . could be Siecial to the Evening Review. MADRID. Spain, Feb. 2. Discov ery ot a widespread army conspiracy for the overthrow of King Alfonso and the establishment or a Republic was the cause today ror a great move ment or Spanish troops. Strong bodies ot supposedly loyal troops and 'I vil guards are being concent rated it Barcelona and other cities where the dread or an outbreak la greatest. ine government tears that an ex pected outbreak Is Impending unless stringent measures stop It ror awhile. No Rest for Itallluger. WASHINGTOX, Feb. 2. Holding that it hud Jurisdiction to consider the report or a regularly constituted committee rrom two branches or Con gress, the House committee on Agri culture today voted unanimously to refer back to the House the llallln-ger-Plnchot reports of the Investigat ing committee. The committee rec ommends that the Italllnger report be put on the calendar again. L..la... I lk , ... Git A NTS Pss nr p.k i a House next Wadtmiuiiiv l-k daughters survive him.' syndicate of Portland and San Fran- ""y Given by daughters of St. ' 'f LleutenRI' Henry M. Fnles. Cisco capitalists has sent representa-' George. f8 'nf,antIX f Vancouver Rar- tlves here, who declare that the ob- ,r. J. R. Sutherlln and daughter rack' Wash., has been detailed to Ject Is to build a railroad from Grants !MIk Hlldreth, left todav for their make . tn "nilal Inspection or the Pass to the Josephine countv caves. ! f"t"re home In Portland. Fendel orianled militia inrantry of Oregon, a distance or 30 miles. ''Sutherlln preceded them yesterday. I Volage, the imported thorough- As soon as the road Is In onera- Mrs Silvern and liuio , bred stallion owned bv the Drain nun a noiei win ne erected near the t'ortiund. arr ved har iv.i.,.,i.... mouth or the caves ror the nrcommo. datlon or tourists nnd sightseers Power ror electric lights will bo de veloped rrom the iwlft Internal streams coursing through the large caverns. The Interior or the. caves. It Is planned, .will he electrically lighted, so that travelers may Inspect their wonderful beauty. The agents or the syndicate announce that they have nil their surveys and estimates completed nnd that active work will begin at once. through here this morning In his pri- avoided ir there were enough mail vate car en route on an extended clerks on the trains. Hawley has rip south' and east. During his ab- been In correspondence with the seme mi. ituckley necomes acting postnfllce Department in regard to the enciHl manager, and Supt. L. R. matter, and lias been assured that Fields will be one or the assistant the complaints will be Investigated. general managers. if this investigation shows the need Harth's Toggery is now equipped for more clerks. Hawley will insist with a handsome new office room, a upon their appointment. onimodious balcony having been ad- J . led at the rear of the store. In this, (The Review, as well as many is well as in other lines, Harth's Is others, is In receipt or numerous ilwayr up to date. comnlnints or slow delivery or mall Late this afternoon Wrestler Carl 'tusch furnished a bond of $:ii10 Tor his appearance at the Circuit Court here next May and was released rrom jail. During the year just passed the free employment agencies conducted by the state of Ohio obtained posi tions for nearly 50.000 unemployed, at a cost of 28.2 cents for every per son placed. Vienna exceeded every other city In the world In respect to suicides during 110. A rare or rour at tempts at er-detrucVion per day was established. Of these ".fi7 were in cot.ful. Eight hundred and nlnein-on failed. Four "suicide cliihf" mere found by the imllce. Boyi and girl formed the membership of one. Of the successful suicides more than 100 were under IS yer of age. The men nulcidca ui numbered the women 3 tel. Hanging wan em ployed in a niajnritv of Instances. The oldest victim was 90; the young est 12. in Portland, and realizes the need of more mail clerks on the trains, as well as more carriers In the city. At the time of the Inquiry in Wash ington. D. C. It was found that the Postnl Department was carrying over at the end or the year more than $400,000 or the last appropriation Tor the expenses of the railway mall service. Let some of this he applied here where It Is so badly needed). Don't Read This IX A lit RIIV, 'lain ffairdntss Fancy Shampoo and Hair Dressing Facial Massage Vitro Faci.il ,Mass;ig? Face Bleach pa frecHles. etc -Vaclal Massage and Hifcai'h . Manicure (i). Body Massage . .JVWA . MX j . ..Vl . . .Vic I . .."Hie r O Our work is the Guaranteed Satisfaction Kind. . Roseburg Beauty Parlors Hair Goods Neckwear Millinery Toilet Goods Massage Cream. Skin Food. Wlrtenlng Cream. Cold Cream. Hair Tonic. F'ace Bleach. Brilliantlne, Hair Remover, Face Powders. APPEAL TO REAHOX EDITOR WIIJj NOT OO TO PRISON. WASHINGTON. Teh. 1 President Tart today commuted the sentence of Fred D. Wsrren. the Ksnsas Socialist editor, who wis recently sentenced to six months' Imprison ment and $1000 Due. hy striking out the Imprisonment and reducltg the An to $1D0. to be collected hy civil process only. Warreo Is the editor of the Appeal to Reason, uobltshnd at Girard. Kan sas. He offered through the columns of his paiier reward for the kid naping and return to Kentucky of e-(inenaor Taylor, a refugee in In diana, charged with complicity In the Oi aider of Governor Ooebel, of Kentucky. Warrens oSer was prompted br the rase of Mnyer. Hay wood and Pettlbone, the officials of the Vt'estera federation of Miners, tried for ts Border of - Governor Steunenherg, of Idaho. These men were arros'wl In Colorado and taken to Idaho, as act BKh Warren claimed aa legal k 4osi Jiag. NtMV Orleans Spirit Vanishes. WASHINGTON. Feb. 2. Talk of filibustering In the Senate today Is about the only visible signs of New Orleans' tight for the Panama Expo sition. This talk is pretty slim, as the Senators don't take to the Idea of obstruction tactics seemingly. Governor Sanders, of Louisiana, Is still on the ground, but he looks dis- ou raged. 14 Dead; Missing. NEW YORK. Feb. 2. Fourteen persons nre known to be dead and others are missing, witli the pos sibility of many more being dead, as the result of yesterday's explosion of dynamite nt the Jersey City pier. Exactlv how manv were killed will probably never be known, as some of t he bodies were uiiduhtedly blown In to the North Itlver and carried out to sea. Two bodies and a portion of third huve been found. Captain Robert Barnett, of the tug Twohy, died from Injuries today. There la no trace of the captain and crew of six or the barge Catherine, which stood near the pier. Damage to property In New York and Jersey City Ib about $.-Ofl.noo. The explosion occurred 1.10 yards south ot the Jersey City terminal or the Central Railroad or New Jersey, and Is variously attributed to the dropping or a case or dynamite and the blowing up or a boiler or a boat. The Jersey Central terminal was wrecked: three rerryboats In the slip were damaged; lower Manhattan, across the river, was shaken rrom street level to the top ot the Singer tower; severe damage was done in Brooklyn and Stnten Island and to the immigrntion detention station on Ellis Island: the shock was lelt at Atnltyvllle. N. .1., nr. miles distant. . The grand Jury, Cooner Haughtoii, and City CombiiRllble Inspector Con nelly nre separately Investigating the OF COl'RSE MR. JONES IS WILLING TO P.IV MORE. WASHINGTON. Feb. Congress men Hawley and Ellis, or Oregon, and Vreeland. or New York, ap peared berore the Attoi'llev-Gellerul today in behalf of Wlllard N. Jones, under sentence of four months' Im prisonment nnd $10,000 fine for laud friiiida lu Oregon. An effort is being made to have the Imprisonment re mllted. and It is understood Jones Is willing to have the flue doubled In tills event. The Atlornev-llenern: has taken the matler under advisement DIED. evening nnd went out to Melrose to', day to visit with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. A. E. Clayton. Harvey Newell, a Roseburg base ball player during the days of the uiametie valley League, nassed reiciinrtui norse uompanr, was brought to Roseburg from Drain to day and taken out to Bonaduy Stock Farm, where he will make the sea son. Volage Ib one or the best draft horses ever brought to this country. W. C. Gaddls. the contractor and I through here on the Shasta' Limited !,,lm,'er- has refurnished his show tuts morning en route to Portland """"" "l corner oi i,ane a ail i-ine rrom Ariiona. where ho has spent 8,rp'l "ml Increased his stock or the past two years. i bath room - fixtures and general Phlletarlan Lodge. I. O. 0. F.. of Plumbing supplies" to Include every thls city, by request, will confer the " ,,,lnK strictly p-to-date in his line, degrees or the order on members ,l 18 specialising on the very latest rrom Myrtle Creek and Drain on Sat- ln P",cnt toilets, a device fitted with urday. Feb. 11. A number of visitors n atomatlc valve" to take the place are expected rrom those places on 1 ' ,Hult- Moat or the fixtures are that date. connected with running water, giving The new Tree reading room nt the ",B Intending rustomer a first hand Baptist Church will he open to the ln,'tt of ,lie uualily of the article ho public next week. It will be sup- la IK vliK. piled with current dally nnd weekly I Goneral Charles King. In liis-hl-newspapers, magazines and books, I to''1,'l'l "ketch, "Faster than the Fast and will be onen to all men and bnvn B Pony," In tho Youth's Companion. every evening I 'e"8 how. at the time ol Custer'B Inst Jacob Brown, or Canyonvllle. who I fight, the Indians as far east as St. is under treatment tor paralysis at , " ' "'""'Kence ot tne great Mercy Hospital, is slowly Improving. '," '? ViUmh "5 """A'VI.""-? " W. E. Bates and Mrs. J. J. Cl adwlek. 2V bV,fore he whites o the I nlled or Myrtle Creek, are both reported ' S,al 1"J.,1 ' b" eoj'H-r i,ril ,, STANlNGFIt Al Die home nt his uncle. .Inseiib Stiililnuer in It owe-' burg. Feb. 1. 1011. the three-year-old sou or Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Stanlnger. of Springfield, Or., of ptomaine poisoning. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home or John Siaiilnger. 1111 Mill hi reel, with services, conducted by Rev. E. O. Eldridge, or the Methodist Episco pal Church. Interment In odd Fel lows' ceilleterv. better nnd the latter expects to re turn home In a few days. Mrs. W. A. Mulkey returned ' to Myrtle Creek this morning, after a visit her with her daughter. Mrs C. !'. March. Mrs. .1. W. Baker and daughter. who have been visiting at Winston nt the home of J. .1. Baker, left today on Iholr return to Croos countv. I gruph. The red men had their own method or signaling by rairrrrr flashes. Are nnd smoke signs, some- thing like that anciently used by the Scottish clans, nnd In a country wlth out telegraph It outstripped anything ' on legs. A Mailer of CoinmiHi Interest. ) How to cure a cold Is a uuestlon lu lingo Knoll, who once lived on the , which ninny nre Interested Just now. Cox place on North Deer Creek, ar rived here Wednesday rrom Alberta, Canada, whither he went from here six years ago. He will spend several weeks hero visiting with old friends. Ills brother, Arthur, was munied ul Alberta one year ago today. Chamberlain's Cough Itemed has won its great reputation and Immense snle by Its' remarknhle cure of coldsi fcan alwnys he depended upon. Fur sale by ull dealers. .0 Have Arundef tune It. Heroism. When her child is In danger a woman will rlsk(.l'-r life to protect it. No great act of heroism 0 risk of life is necessary to protect a child from croup. Oft Chambtrlain s Cough Remedy and all danger Is avoided. For Bale by all dealers. C HORN. BACH ER In Roseburg, Feb. 1911, to Doctor and Mrs. Geo. Racher, a daughter. SPECIAL At The PALACt utm Thursday, Friday, Saturday The Queen City Four Mule Quartette This quartette Is one or the beat on the road, and hse been procured at a big expense. Three Reels of High Class Motion Pictures These pictures are absolutely the best in the city, M we hen me nBly the best and none oyer l." days old WWh n, the fa.ar.ous ASl-ti-a.-as) qiHI.TMi, dflcg ttav.ard (as t'.lticint ti oh o bJcyiilcYi. prles,r ladders and buggjes. Ab solutely Die besVor hiv. nV'iiav Five Pfoce Orchetra. PRICES 15c and 25c Matinees Saturdays and Sunlayn at 2 JO o'clock f ; s Extraordinary Inducements for Shrewd Friday and Saturday Shoppers. New $2.00 Spring Waists Extra Special t98c This reiiiiirkahk' offering consists of five dozen brand iiew,lainty spring waists, all splendid $2.00 and $ 1.50 values A SijT Friday and Saturday only Men's Underwear, Less All $1.50 Wool Underwear . $1.00 All 1 00 Wool Underwear 65 All 3.00 Union Suits... .; 2.00 All 2.50 Union Suits 1.65 All men's 25 Suits... $14.00 All men's $20 Suits 12.00 All men's j 15 Suits 10.00 All and 7c Calicos Special J Indies' genuine "Onyx" Hrantl I'ure C ! I 1. IT...' T 1 ' J- . - 1 Dim Hosiery. Keguiar JM.25 grade. All 1 .-in triors Extra special . ... . 98c All Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, Off Att $8 Knickerbocker Suits $5.35 All $6 Knickerbocker Suits... 4.00 All 5.S Knickerbocker Suits ... 3.35 All $4 Knickerbocker Suits ... 2.65 All fine, White Wool Hlankcts, val ues, from 6.00 to $13.50 1 Special iOff Men's $5 I' lorshciui ."hoes .... $3.50 Men's $4 Florsheim Shoes 3.00 All $1.50 Knickerboc'r Pants $1.00 All $1:25 Knickerboc'r Pants .90 All $1.00 Knickerboc'r Pants .65 In addition to the above bargain items, nearly every depart ment in the Big Cash Store, has some special price attrac tions for the shrewd buyer.