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AN EXPERT PACKER OF THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE 8AY8 DOUGLAS COT.XTY APPLE ARM IBM BUT HK EVER HAXDLED DOUGLAS COUNTY HAS THB BB8T AXIrTHE-YEAR-ROCND CLIMATE, AND TUB BARUE8T FRUITS AND BBRIUBt KfcEP WELL POSTED On thn currant event b tl the world's tnjttrtwt) by reaiinit th Daily Kkvikw DeiivHrml by ettrriur, 60 ent uiouth KOSEBURG Review PROFITABLE INVESTMENT; Advertiser! cat food returns Irom an nooDCumeota plaoad lo live papers th Daily and Twicic-a-wiu Rsvisw. Tr tbaiu lliore'i none other so good. VOL. XIII. nOSKUl'HQ, OREGON, FRIDAY F.VKXIXG, FKIIIU'AHY 8, No. Stt.t. VP New Orleans Will Help 'Frisco Make Fair a Success SANDERS SACRIFICED TOtA Root Insists on Bidding S-njte LorliDT Dim icrais Rdlly To Tad's Treaty Special to the Kvenlng Review NKW ORLEANS, Feb. 3. Presi dents of the six big New Orleans ex changes and commercial bodies camp out today with the statiMnent that the city should nccept the will of the House of Representatives and do all tl'py rould to help San Fran cisco make the Panama Exposition a success. This means prnhnhlv that no effort will he made in the Senate to continue the fight and that San Francisco will bp the unanimous choice of Congress. Announcement was made yester day that Louisiana nnd New Orleans would have splendid exhibits at the San Francisco exposlllon and that (iovprnor Sanders, who sacrificed a United Slates Senatnrshlp to lead Nrw Orlpnns- fight will be present at its opening. Rut New Orleans, as well as the entire state, is bitterly disappointed. Sympathy is expressed for Governor Spaders, who was elected by the leg is'ature to till the vneanev caused by thp death of Senator McEnery. Tie hnd nunlifled for the Senatorsbip. but at the insistent plen of friends resigned the Senatorsbip and went to Washington to battle for New Or leans. . Itoot Want l.oi'imci' Ousted. WASHINGTON. Feb. 3. Senator Root, of New York, cntne out flatly against l.orlmer. of Illinois, in a spppch in the Senate today. Root declared for I.orimer's expulsion, raying that no rensunablp man could doubt that l,(rlmer was elected and n"".- ''olds bis scat as the result of 1 r!fcTy. PeliMiccatu Rally to Tuft. WASHINGTON. Feb. 3. If the Canadian reciprocity treaty survives ft journev through the House it will owe Its life to the Democrats, is the belief today In Congressional circles. HOSKItl ItG WEATHER AXI) HOW IT COMPARED. Roscburg's rainfall during Junu- ORKOOX WILL GET S. I. II A 1 LKOAD EXT KXSION S. PORTLAND, Or.. Feb. 2. Much of this year totalled 4.81 inches new construction work will be done i rid the snowfall 6.8 inches. The in Oregon during the next few years mean temperature for the month was us the result of the authorization by :', uhore sero, exactly the same rec-he Harriman directors ill New York ord for January of last year. The on Tuesday of the extensions to the roldest day or the month shows a Union Pacific and Southern Pacific coincidence In figures 23 degrees railways in the Northwest, above zero on the 23rd of ttie month. I While local otticluls have recom- How Roseburg weather compared , mended the building of many new with other localities on the coast during January Is shown by the fol lowing data furnished by Observer Win. Hell: Station " Mean Precip. Temp. Inches Roseburg 39 4.8 Portland 42 8.5 Seattle 38 3.7 Tacoma 38 4.8 North Head 40 8.3 Tatoosb Island 88 8.1 lnokane 30 0.5 i.ewlslon, Idaho 34 Molse , 34 Eureka ; ... 46 Sacramento 46 'resno 50 lines, they do not know whether all of them have been approved by the Eastern men. Among the roads that are almost certain to be included In the list is the gap between the north and south links in the Natron-Klamath cut-off on the Southern Pacific that remains to be done after the present contracts are completed, and the line from Redmond, the ultimate terminus of the Deschutes Valley road, and Odell, g ii luuteiueiii iiuuii uu me .uirun 9'l Klamath cut-off. ltTBlUP lilt-Re, lilt IUHUH llltll nave an Diego , tMioenlx . , . Walla Walla Pocatello . . lay. . .56 . .56 . .36 . .30 8.6 12.7 4.2 3.4 l.l 0.8 4.3 been receivihg the most consideration are that from Grants Pass to a point on the north California roast, prob ably Crescent City, and that Into the Coos Hay district. The east and west line through Oregon via Malheur can yon, rights of way through which o I were recently completed by the ac- LOCAL NEWS. jqttlsltinn of a 70-mlle strip held by , it he Hill Interests, mav also be In- Llnebnck went to Junction to- C11(ed This ,rack. it Is figured. will connect with the Tlesclnitec Wilson enme down from ro A number of short projects have H. .1. Wilson enme down from Cnnyonville this nftornoon. l)r. c t'earson huh ininny bio 0 lamiiy are l.ppll rcenminenrtnH hi. tha lonal nm pending a few days with friends ,, H ,h ,,,,,,.. clals. nnd they are hoping that these are Included in the authorized con it Oakland. J, ;,;U;;M Saiem ami " !' ' day. be- OM lilllll. . Mr. and ,Mrs. Wm. Gross returned 'ome to Olondnlo this morning, after it-iidlng the funeral of his slHter, lie lute Mrs. Sarah Kennedy, wno here what work tins been approved in the definitely East While the authorization of these new roads makes it almost certuln that they win be built, several other ' . .!,,. 17' ? vZZaJ . AMai'B of me ro"'ne must be at- G7 years of age. She left a husband, lorirv II. Kennedy, nnd two sons. he 'nternient occiim cemetery. Chns. A. Brand. arden Valley: Al d at the Home R. S. Dear. Ilutton. Oakland; loin. Hall. Myrtle Creek: ; John Thorn Oregon-Washlngton Railroad & Xavl Cleveland; Geo. F. y'ght RnkeT gon conilany wM meot , alltlOI Itv A Mcllean. 1). W. New. Port 'and: F. Vogel. Omaha: J. A. Hewitt. Kdeiihower: Thos. Hattield, Fred Hatfleld. South Deer Creek, were miong the Roseburg visitors today. tended to before workmen start breaking of ground. Among the steps remaining to be taken is the Issuing of from $."i0, nao.000 to $100,000,000 worth of b'Hids. by which the money will be secured. The local directors of the I- tbor- Izn the bond issue. o TRUTH CROPS OUT. Tortured for 1.". Years. Why Pile Sufferers Ho Often Fall to ct Relief. I Selenee is getting to tho bottom of re-defylng slomnch trouble everything. Including the cause and hat baffled doctors and resisted all cure of piles. The brightest doetors emedies be tried. John W. Modders. now admit that piles are caused In- ir .Moddersvllle. M'ch . seemed doom- ternnlly and can be cured only by In- i(l. He had to sell his farm and giva tornal treatment. Dr. .1. S. Leonhardt up work, ins neiguuuin miu. ome nine ago pertectea a remedy In can't live much longer." "Whatever .tablet form Hem-Rold, which cures ' I ate distressed me." he wrote, "till the cause of plies, and therefore it tried F.lectrlc Bitters, which worked (cures permanently. It is sold bv the Democrats of the House have called -such wonders for me that I can now (Red Cross Pharmacy and druggists eeij yviii-ib iiiiuer iiioiiey-nacK guar antee Jl for 24 davs treatment. caucus for Monday to line up the i eat things I could not take for years. minority. Indications are that they will Biipport the treaty bodily. Grand ,lnrv Records Stolen. DAXVILLK. III.. Feb. 3. Reports are current that records of the grand jury Investigating election corrup tion in Vermillion county have been stolen. A number of witnesses are being recalled, no reason for which is given. It is generally believed Inat some politician whose record may be exposed Inspired the theft. It's surely a grand remedy tor stom ach trouble." Just as good lor tne liver and kidneys. Every bottle guar anteed. Only DOc at all druggists The price of foodstuffs ba come tjnim lit the North Side Orncer. dt.f Whiting's fine stationery is the most exclusive. On sale at the Rose burg Book Store. Pntronlye Review ndvertisprs. WANTKD. One girl waitress at the Quick Lunch Counter at once. i"on- 24L. or call at 137 Sheridan Street. MAXWELL i "The Great. Economy Car" Guaranteed 'for Lire. Good Live Agents Wanted for This Territory M.xlcl A. IS. lit II. I'. Runabout, (IO(. Model Q. 22 II. I". Roud-ler, $7."MI. Model I 2." II. I'. I'oiir-Dimi Touring Car, ."0. Model K. A. II. P. Four-DiMir Touring Car, 14()0. UNITED A UTO Co., Distributors for Ore. .VI 1-0 Alder St., Portland. Oregon. ) P OUST IIAII.KY-WKST -GO ItNOIt TO LKGISLATURK. Message Also Asks Abollsliiiieiit Ollice of State Dairy and Komi CoiiiiulsKloiier. Distressing Cooditioos Arouse , America's SjiDpaiby $35,000 IS ALREADY RAISED"-!T r"" ' .inovnl of its Incumbent. MtiiUD Ktbtls, Siobbotoly Opposed CradDdlly Hearing Joan 2 For Final Bailie . Speciul to the Evening Review. NANKING, Chlnu. Feb. 3. In his message Ihe Governor says: "The otlice was In the beginning maintained at but little expense to the taxpayers of this state, but. like many other olllces with humble be ginnings. Hb demands have Increased until its unnuul cost of maintenance Is far in excess of what II was in the early years of Hb existence. "The present Incumbent. J. W. Bailey, has been charged by certain of hla deputies and by the press with More' "First inrompetencv nnd Inatten- of Asia. While a niujority of the destitute are resigned to impending deaths, hundreds of the bolder ones have banded together for plunder Ing.. America Hemls Funds. WASHINGTON. Feb. 3. With $18,000 cabled by the State Depart ment today to the American Consul General at Shanghai, the total con tributions of the Christian Herald Fund for Chinese sufferers has reached $30,000. The American Red Cross Society has cabled $10,000 more. . California Gives $.50(10. SACRAMENTO. Calif.. Feb. 3. Expressing sympathy for China in connection with the plague condi tions existing In Northern China and Manchuria, Senntor Marshall Black today urged the California legisla ture to vote $5000 for relief of tho sufferers. Tho appropriation will be Linnde at once. . A resolution was Introduced this morning with provision that It he telegraphed throughout the country so that a general Chinese relief fund could he raised. Senator Sanford in troduced It. Juarez Fortified for Rattle. EL PASO, Tex., Feb. 3. Steady firing south of Juarez, across the Rio Grande from here, nnd Bteady re treat of the federalists makes it cer tain almost that the expected attack on Juarez will come this afternoon. Frequent clashes without heavy los ses are reported, although conflrma- Authorlty is conferred under the bill for the creation of a county educa tional board in such counties and the if creation of supervisory districts. I Supervisors are to receive an an nual salary of $1000 and shall have . i general supervision over such school SALEM, Or.. Feb. 2. Declaring , districts as they may be assigned to. hut the charge of incompetency The House has also passed a bill against Dairy and Food Commission- '' Peterson authorizing County er Hulley cannot be disproved and 1 Courts to levy a sufficient tax to raise that the charge of misappropriating ! I"" eapilu of $10 annually for , state funds has not. Governor West school purposes. The old law pro sent an urgent message to the legis- vlded for a per capita tax of $7. The .lature this afternoon, recommending 1,111 hu8 ,h'" endorsement of the ma jority oi tee couuiy scnooi superin tends of tile stute. Oilier bills which passed the House today are: McKinney8 bill re-enacting the $300 personal tax exemption clause mid providing a uniform method of assessment and taxation, after nn at tempt had been made to Increase the exemption to $500. The bill is to be submitted to vote of the people in November, 1912. If adopted It will tiave the effect of minuting the singlc-tnx measure passed by the people last November. Representative llollis bill creat ing a Slate Game and Fish Commis sion. The Commlslson la to he com prised of five members, four of whom are appointed by the Governor and the fifth to be chosen by the four members so uppointed, which shall have .entire charge and direc tion of the fish and game interests of the state nnd the enforcement of all laws pertaining thereto. The members of the commission will draw no salary other than $5 a day when actually employod. the amount lo be received by each commissioner being limited to $100 annually. In addition they are to be paid actual necessary expenses when so em ployed. The hill bus the endorse ment of many of the sportsmen of the state. Miller's bill providing that any person bringing a suit to recover wages due, shall also be allowed tils attorney's fees from the person, firm or corporation bo sued. Seventeen memliers of the House voted against tlie measure. Jones Repealing law requiring druggists to pay a county license for sale of opium. Clemens Prohibiting any person not u member of a secret society representing himself as a member. Cnrter Escbeutlng to slate nn- than one million Chinese In the tlon to the duties of his ollice provinces of Anhui and Kiting Hu I "Second With having padded his will die of famine or pestilence be- expense account nnd having used the fore spring, according to today's ad- j funds of the state for the purchase vices. Representatives of the Red of furniture for bis home use and Cross Suclety here in Shanghai and for the payment of certain expenses Hongkong are preparing world-wide not or a ptioiic nature. appeals for aid. The famine Is de-! "The first charge can nut nnd the scribed us the worst In the history ; second charge has not been dis proved "If there Is n demand forthe ollice of Dairy and Food Commissioner in thla stnte there Is surely need for having it filled by a man who is not only competent but faithful lo his trust, and In view of the serious nnd apparently undented charges which I have been made against the present I incumbent, I most respectfully re quest that the matter ho given your lenrefn! consideration, and would recommend in tlie mailer of economy and good government that either the ollice be abolished or the present In cumbent be removed." Dr. Leonhardt Co., Station B, lluf- tUm w" Impossible at noon as none falo, N. Y. Write for booklet. -o- Following his release from jnll Thursday on $350 bonds, Carl Buach, the German wrestler, has set about to 'secure matches anywhere along the line with any available men. He stoutly denies the report that his cancelled bout with Emmett Hall, of Oakland, was a "frame-up," and he snvs he will nrnve this hv dlRnnsliier of' Hall In the quickest possible time ""er much agitation If he goes on the mat with him again. He is now trying to arrange another date with Hall, and if he succeeds the match will be pulled of In this city next Wednesday night. While Husch will Beek matches out side of the city, he will be on hand when his case is called in the Circuit Court next May, so he declares. He Is confident of acquittal. Pictures framed at Strong's. Don't Read This IX A III RRV. Shampoo and Plain Hairdress ..lc, Hair Dressing. Fancy ftOc Facial Massage "Or I Vitro Facial Massage 5(c I Fats Bleach for freckles, etc. . . .."Hie Facial Massage and Bleach 7 Manicure :I.V Body Massage $1.00 , Our work is the Guaranteed Satisfaction Kind; Roseburg Beauty Parlors Hair Goods Neckwear Millinery Toilet Goods Massage Cream. Skin Food, Whitening Cream, Cold Cream, Hair Tonic, Face Bleach, Brllllantlne, Hair Remover, Face Powders. SPECIAL At The PALACE TMM Thursday, Friday, Saturday The Queen City Four Male Quartette Thin quartette Ir one of the best on the road, and have ben procured at a big expense. Three Reels of High Class Motion PicturK These pictures are absolutely the best In the city, as we handle only the best and none over 15 days old. Dolbeanles. the famous Aus tralian equllibrest. doing hazard ous balancing acts on bicycles, poles, ladders and buggies. Ab solutely the beat of bis kind. Five Piece Orchetr. PRICES 15c and 25c Matlaees Saturdays aad Pundajri at 2:30 o'clock were allowed to pass the American lines on the boundary. Practically every non-combntant has left Juarez, which the federalists have fortified for a hard resistance. . The nt tuck was planned undpr the direction of Gulterren de Lara, ,the revolutionary leader who was ar rested at' Los Angeles about a year ago at the Instigation of the Mexi can government, but was released His plan is to use Juarez na a nnse inrougn wnicn lo draw recruits nnd supplies from the United States. It will be a great victory for the insurgents of thev take Juarez. The cltv has always been well garrisoned nnd It will surrender only after a fierce struggle. Huntington's School Supervisor Bill ' Passes House. With only la voles against It, Representative Huntington's hill. providing for tlie employment of School Supervisors as assistants to County School Superintendents In counties having lib or more school districts, passed the House today. claimed money belonging to patients at State Insane Asylum. llollis Permitting discharge of judgments when whereabouts of judgment creditors are unknown. Abbott Authorizing creation of retirement fund association and pay ment of annuities to retired teachers. Buchanan's Anti-Whipping Post Hill li to Governor, It Is now up to Governor West to say whether the whlpplng-post for wtfebentlng husbands shall be abolished, or whether It shall remain. Buchanun's House bill passed the Senate today with 17 In fnvor and 7 against It. Other House bills which pnssed the Senate today were: Buchanan Regulating applicants for SoldterB' Home at Roseburg, Steelhamer -Restricting age of en gineers und whistle boys on donkey engines. .Miller (Columbia) Placing coun ty liquor license at $400 for six months. Fonts -Prohibit ing transportation of explosives on imssenger trains. Indefinitely I'nstiMincd. Abbott Creating State Board of Accountancy. Cushnian Creating offire of State Architect. . Rarkleff Prohibiting treating In saloons. Gill Prohibiting use of roller towels and public drinking cups. Bryant -Providing commission to revise Judicial system of state. Faileil In Pass. Fonts Requiring cumulative vot ing of stork by stockholders. llollis Requiring publication of delinquent tax list in weekly news papers. . Passed by the Hcnnte. Oliver's bill, allowing husband or wife to toBtlfy one against the other In certain cases, consumed the great er portion of the time of the Senate this morning, extended arguments be ing offered by many of the members. An attempt at indefinite postpone ment fulled with a square division of voles und adoption of a fBvoruble re port followed. Other hills passed the Senute toduy as follows: Albee Requiring publication of railway time tables. Malarkey Fur making unknown hells defendants in suit. (Continued on page 4). Relwls Approach Tin .lilanii. TLX .ll'ANA. Mevlco. Feb. ?. - T'le town Is panic stricken, following re receipt of news that 100 armed Mexi can rebels are en route to attack this city. Martial law is In force. A detachment of government troops Is here waiting to fight the insur gents. , W. C. Harding, who returned from Portland Thursday, predicts a very active year for Oregon nnd Douglas county.. The Eastern Inquiries are multiplying right along and he ex pects hundreds of new people to come to Douglas county this season. The wonderful natural advantages here are bound to soon be utilized by the active immigrants from I he East. Card party at Episcopal Parish House next Wednesday evening, Feb ruary 8. Olven by daughters of St George f8 Mon., Feb. 6 AT THE Presbyterian Church Admission 25c and 60c. Reserved keiitu I He extra. Tickets at Marsters 'Drug Company' Store. SACRIFICE SALE Ladies', Men's and Children's Shoes FTEU takiug inventory we find we are overstocked on a Dumber of high- class, standard makes of shoes. We must make room for our spring aud summer shoes that will arrive very soou, We must also have the niouey these left-over shoes represent to meet the payments on our new stock. We will, therefore, sacrifice our Entire Stock of Shoes During the Month of February Only A FEW SPECIALS IN LADIES' SHOES All All All All All $3.35 2.65 2.65 2.65 2.65 2.35 1.90 $2.35 $4.00 Button or Lace in Patet.t Tan, Kidor Velour Calf 2.65 $7.00 Woodmen's Pacific Logger, High Top Lace Shoes 5.00 $6.00 High Top Shoes 4.50 $5.50 and $5.00 High Top Shoes 4.00 All $5.00 Patent Leather Shoes, Blue Cravenette Tops, button, now ... All 4.00 Patent Leather Shoes, Black Suede Tops, button, now 4.00 Patent Leather Shoes, Cravenette Tops, button or lace 4.00 all Black Suede Shoes, button or lace 4 00 Patent Leather Shoes. Dull Kid Tops, lace 3.50 Shoes, Patent Leather, Kid, Tan or Gun Metal, button or lace 2.75 Shoes, Kid or Gun Metal, button or lace MEN'S SHOES $3.50 Dress aud Work Shoes R. PmPmhpr This is no cheap stock, but the best makes of shoes obtain ivcuicuwci able The Woodmen's Pacific Logger cannot be bought ' anywhere else on this coast for the price we are offering them. We have a large stock and must sell them. Sale Closes February 28th. CASS STREET SHOE STORE
