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A JO) BKRHIK4 . KEEP WELL POSTED Oa the carreut events ol the worlds progress by reading the Dailv Ksvisw Delivered by carrier, 80 ent month OSEBURG Review PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertisers get food returns from so noaocements placed In llvo papers the Daim ao Twius-i-wiM KmVir. Tr them there's none other to good R 1 i hoSKIII'BG, OKKGOX, KHIIUV KVKM.(i, MAHOI a, HH1. Higgl ' ' . J i tnri. . . . . . , . 'Vn ttlWi mm PLAN UPSET- uiKMie representations, to grant i-iiiiii.nl.,.. ' .""TTi HKVIVIXGROSKOI.UI. i niiippiuc (,iaft I iiiinvin. .1. T WASIllxc-mv . . . J. c. . - , ., - T li'Tlry of the house rommtiiee on hi- 4 burg Rose Oluh met at ih. sulur affairs lodny reported that the Commercial Cluh rooms Thurs- I.OCAL XKW9. I' I t I . n. . ui ralSC 10 UIQ 1 Ule S irSi,;.hj.rK.""."' Kr"" 1,1 '' ' lh day evening and discussed mat- In froin the Court ta Action LAWLOR ASKS EXPLANATION Cblle Befases Jipan's Offer to Boy a Saval Base $100,000 Seeded to Aid Chinese Minus III lilt I'll 1 Milllliua ti t ItTM Itfir-Ifllltintr In thin a.i.i the sugar trust were iin.roeii. The work. The membership roll i7 'puri win ue Died later. oeing lost, all members are re- 4. All the Republicans and two Demo- quested to report their names JL rrats. Ku.-ker and Pomes, sinned the 4 and the amount of their last 4. imijorlty report which exonerates the year's unfilled orders at an- 4 . ......mi mm-iuis accuser! and rec- f other meeting to be held on ominendK changes in the law to re- Tuesday, evening. March 7 X mnve lli.i l.nt-.l.,,, Mr it. ..i t. .... i . -j- .... .,,..,,. ii.uiitiiuiiis Hum j cvrrj uieiiiDer snouui De pres- marine hospital service was adopted. I so was an amendment by Culberson ' reoucmg tne appropriation of the Itaxter Robinson was i.wi i . . ... . . i-i-.m nuiii v.icngurry tins urternoon. Hot .000 to $200,000 and limiting its Action to recover I42S.70 or, two . ; ... . : " "-"i'ieTii ny promissory notes was filed in Jones of Washington, appropriating Circuit Court this nfiernnn., h rg ment by liurton to eliminate forllllca- Hoys aimislinr' ih,..i'v- i... ,i,. t.Z'LZ Pnia Canal was de- practice of throwing mud balls about I Itateq. fr.lt.. tliu an,l. nt ...l...... i .J 1IUH.U..I.U, , ... ,,, ,,, causea ; .............. complaints from residents in the vi- V. "" "f.f" no uujerunn cinny or Mosher and Stenliena Conditions Not CommensDrate sr lhn in Alaska was adopted. An amend- against D. S. R. Walker. nun Amount Spent the sale of the lands. ent as the annual election of omcers will be held. lleeln A early this year and help make . f iioseDiirg a real "City of J- Koses." " v 4 4- Special to the Evening Review SAX FRANCISCO. March :( - Ruef may be taken to San Quentilpj prismi touiiy. i ne former boss and his attorneys were cited to appear ui-iuru jimge i.uwior tills afternoon and answer the reports that they ran counter to stipulations, on which th agreed to set-urn a seven-days slay of sentence, it lu now stated that liuef anoriieys were preparing appeals to the united stales Supreme Court for a rehearing when he was granted a slay to transact only private busi ness. Ruef and hla attorneva prac tically. admit their purpose In plead ing for delay. Ruef's entire legal staff has en tered upon the task of preparing a case for the highest court in the land, which will permit Huef to re mnln for years In the county jaii. giving him. also, a hope of haii upon another showing made by physicians that confinement was injuring his health. That the stay was not asked for In good faith is shown hy the state ments of Ruef. Ach and Kean. All three of them Indicate that they are at work upon a plan to keep Ruef out of the penitentiary indefinitely. "Desperate cases require desperate remedies," will he Ach's justifica tion for giving the innocent court a wrong Idea of private business and legal obstructions. Ach accomplished his purpose hy appearing before Judge I.uwior and Japan's Offer- Refused. VALPARAISO, March 3. It Is authoritatively stated here today that Chile has refused a secret offer by Japan to buy Easter fslnnd for a fortified naval base. Chile wishes herov, The sl-mi ?. i'.'Im1 'p"".,?' foclim... an American who is en- c ,ui west of he cm s ot Ch e' K,'Ke" "' WOrk f rplU'f' ": iZ , "!LI ,',J '"'.'i . million people will die before is mostly volcanic In character. ." T, hJ. J . .V. "1BB',II l the Evening Review. i Isslon Form O. K. OI.YMI'IA. Wash.. March 3. The Mf! hHU HVDCVClIiC ITTirr no,.' !!,"t'"8'.'!!, o'"' l''l,Tvll,K 153. lrH'ts. Three window, were broken MCLAUILAN RENEWS ATTACK ', ,,;!: ".l8,'rt '""Pted to in thl. manner Thursday, and un) "VU pt the Sulloway general service pea- less the practice Is discontinued the "l0" bm ", h8 appropriation mens- mischievous boys will llud themselves ure as a rider. Tho Sullowuv hill In trouble I would add about fall. (loo, 000 to the Patrons of the Pnlco Ti,,.t i,.... ApprOprlaliODS by COngreSS Hear IDS ""'1"11 and would grant pensions no cause to complain of the bill fr oiik , 0 Indiscriminately to all veterans of the nlshed the present week there It's ClIlllID Mark EXUa SeSSlOn it,v,", Wnr who hn1 ",','v'',, 90 ll,,v on ' best Manager Hill has vet Opeos Uarco 15 j-.,. ue seamy, oecause me people WASHINGTON. March 3 In ,have not the strength to till the soli 'scathing reply to denunciations of his nd no animals remain for plowing." , part in the recent cSlieS "waj scare, Kepresentat ve Jui.ioa Mn. Iichlan (Ren.. Calirnrnlm tnH,,.- .... OOMI'I.KTEO IX KrCiKXK. jthe floor of the House declared that a ie amy sane reform of our military Supreme Court today sustained the VI.IO.OOO I.AXI) KALE IS principle of the commission form of government in Washington, the plan - -"--'j i.f.....iiR ki'uk.ms, Marcn z. A large real establlshmeiit would save the countrv coma, and Is soon to nhtnin In Sun. ....... a. i, ...... i.. r. " country knne It was attacked hi the courts land 0r Creswell was sold for a ' with his speech ReprescmtativT Me """ """' .figure cloae to $ir0,000 lo two Mill- l.achlln Introduced a resolution call- , ,,.,,,,. ,,. i, uu;,u uii me secretary or War for re alm nan reached the age of 1)2. The nfr.ip...i n.,ui,i., .v... ......i Sulloway provision was not consld- which nre fully up to the usual high .ered, but the original appropriation standard, there is a verv funny .hill was passed. musical act bv a tall gentleman l ol lowing the disposition of the named Slovens' and a band of per- penslon bill, the Senate took tin and formliiir il... n, ,i . quickly disposed of the diplomatic stunts. Admire of blooded llve nnd consular bill, carrying about stock will enjov one of the picture 147.000.000. and the fortification reels showing a parade of Jersey bill, carrying about 1,1.000.000. . cattle on the Island of Jersey Kxiro Session Oertnln. I The Elks 'of Eugena will erect 'a An extra session is now regarded lino block litis year on their lot at as a certainty, following President the corner of West Seventh and Olive h uui.uii miiuissiuii uiai ue inv. streets. This decision wnB reached oik March 15 for the opening day. at a mooting of the lodge Wedneadnv The date represents n compromise and a committee of nine member's vucueu iii n itepiioiican anil nemo- was ni cratlc conference. It Is now believed ulnar and two others, took place today. The plies to nine speciile nuestlonB us to "" cl,""r of " vo,n " llle reciprocity minor names of tho two .purchasers are the National defense, lu, treaty at this session has vanished. , ISlks n 2 Killed In I'cmmI Rush. HANKOW. rillnn Mnreh 3 Starving Chinese today tramped 21 carefully guarded and they do not McLachlan replied particularly to persons to death In a mad rush for 'egisier ueir correci nnnies. i .Representative Tawney. chairman of I.llllo Ib Irnnuin nl LI.. u. deal, other thnn that the two men, Itlons, who. a week ago attacked the ld',a of Pprn,1"inK "le measure to ness one a banker. Intends to operate an Huldekemper statement of the condl B"Uul a" 0,'en ofrL'r lhe l'n"e,, finest. l)v Imniense fruit rnnch on a commercial Itlon of the military written for tho s,utP8 lt was "'"ted on the. highest it Wll leacneo at a llepulillcan mid Demo- was nnnotntoil in m mic i.i .,n. cratlc conference. It Is now believed Iting funds and lo ..iib.wI m ti, details, says the Guard. The never do things by hnlves or in n Slliall Will'. Illl.l It Ih milil tn t,n.r Canada Shows Good Kalili. that their new block, which will be OTTAWA, Out.. March 3. With used as a lodgo home and for himl- purposeB, will be ono of the If not the finest. In Eneene. I ho four Btories high and will food which was being distributed at ne ",el hbn nng. llupeh province, by m sionaries. Will, l...pl.a nn,l ..nn.1. .1. no, I availahle and thousands dvlng scnle- Tnp' withholding practl-i United Press and placed in the House B,,,no.rJtv to(,lay V"lt lml'"'"ent will cover the entire lot, which Is 80x100 daily of starvation. Consul (ieneral rH"' 1111 U,B details until plans are record by McLachlan. He declared 1 V reciprocity agreement witn- feet In dimensions. Wilder at Shanghai has cabled the more miiy iiniier way. i ne tract that If Tawney had not suppressed State Department at Washington m" "neiuues lour large tarms near the "conlldentlal" report of the Sec uiglng Americans to send 1100.000 Creswell. This sale, which has been retnry of War on the National defense out alteration. for the relief of the famine sufferers pending for over a month, means ; there would have l.een nn The American National Red Cross n luwaro ine oeveiopmeni ot uane scare. Societv is Irvine to raise the monev. I'ounty. The Red Cross Society yesterday ' 0 ifternoon cabled $1000 to Consul Miicivsitnw I.N General Wilder at Shanghai to aldi I'Oin l,A.M, MARCH Si the famine victims. It is estimated that 2,000.000 per- ' on I LAM), Or.. March 21 2 1 ne derenseless condition of our Pacific coast has been a matter of common world knowledge for years," .icL.acnian said. He added: "That KOI RTH M'MIIKlt OK N I.YOKI'M OOI'HSE. Regarding the orgnnlr-nllon to be formed at llrownsvlllo this month by the owners or vnrnilnl-hiintlng dogs, lion. It. A. llooth, who Is in tho rlty from Eugene, requests the Review At the Presbyterian Church. Krl-1 to extend an Imitation to nil Doug j. more paving petitions. $ Petitions have been prepared Jr for paving Winchester street t from the North Side grocery X to the city limits about six I blocks. It is believed a ma- X Jorlty of the affected property X 4- owners will kgU them. It la X Jvory probable that the block X between the llniei M.i'inii T 4" nd the court house grounds will also be paved this year, . j. as well as the block on Court . . 4. street between the hotel block' . . and the ho.se burg Marble Works. The three bloeks re-'.. quired to complete the loup 4. 4. between North Jackson and . . 4 Winchester streets, as petl- .. 4. tloned for last year, will prob- . . 4 ably be petitioned for again . . 4. soon and granted hy tho city .. . 4- council. Kroiii present Indies- .. 4- tlons North Roseburg alone . . 4- " HI get a mile of street pnv- . . 4 Ing this' year, besides as much . A more In other parts of the city. . . 4-44 4.4. 4. OOI XTV Of)I RT ORDERS. day, March It). Tho County Court today made the following orders: On the petition of K. A. Miller and olhors for location of a county road In Dlst. No. IS), report of vlewerB as to dnniugoB approved. ,. ' Petition of Irving P. Gardiner and others for a county road In Dtlst, No. 41, denied, as per recommendation of tho board of county road viewers. Polltlon or.J. W. Thomas and others for a county road In Dlst. No. 55, accepted and said road ordered viewed and surveyed. Petition of F. C. Alten nnd 'others for a county road In Dlst. -No. '01, ' report of viewers as to damages adopted. Petition of E. E. McClay and others for 11 roiinly road in Dials. ' Nos. 8 nnd 4 9. from near Elkton to Coon 3. The sons are without food and are exist- f!lt stock show at the Union Stock-j for defense hud been made, this was ng on roots, grasses or anything that """ runuuiu .mircn zu. disproved oy the enormous sums nn- airorils the slightest possibility of " " win ne me in-si annuni nuaiiy expended. nourishment. Those possessing grain exhibition or Its kind hold west of guard It night nnd day. Denver. It will be purely educntlonnl. The knnwu deaths from the fnm- mere oeing no admission fee. and asking that his client he taken back ne and plague number 30.000 and ",e llnn 18 ' promote the interests 10 wie couiuy jail and Kepi mere ror according to the oflicial statistics, the r me nvesiocs: men. tjauie, norses, seven days. His plea was that Ruef death rale averages 200 daily. But sheep and hogs will he shown, desired to arrange his private busi- officials have little knowledge of con-' James J. Hill, of the Great North- noss and added his promise that no ditions In the Interior or are not crn- ana Judge Robert S. Lovott. of obstructions would b placed in the permitting the facts to be known. the Hnrrlman lines, have lent their way and that Ruef would begin to it is imnosslble to estimate the support to the show and the two serve ins sentence next I uestiay. number of deaths that have resulted railroad systems will co-operate In 1 its enlisted or commissioned person Judge Lawlor was innocently induced froni lack of food. Dr. Samuel every way to make it a success. Dur- nel, 1 charge that our armv Is ine r.rnesi 1. amino concert mriy . movement to Join. The date of tho was formed In the belief that there oroooaed nrir.miM..n i Mn.,i.. while such a condition RUBrB'ffituH til a lis always a suflicient number of dls-, March 13. - hitcmllnir tninnru ahm.i.i Idea, that Insufficient appropriations I criminating people Interested in be at llalsey, Linn county, the day ..el.... ik rwu.i iiiuniu iieiigiuiuiiy nun notoro. with or without their dogs attractively presented, to support a as thev wish. From llalsey they will high class and expensive nllriic.tlnn.ibn conveyed to Hrownsvlile In rigs The fact that thiB Is the twelfth j without nny cost to themselves, and consecutive nnd successful season Is at Hrownsvlile they will be provided ki..iii.-iu lesiuiiuny uiiii. me uitmoiH witn riding horses free of chnrgo if his countv persons Interested In the I ''"kP- continued to the May "term or . .... . . ... 'cntirt I he remaining deductions." he declared, "then nre that the moneys are either being diverted from their legitimate purposes or are being ex travagantly expended. "We nre expending enough money on our army to have a highly emclcut and numerically stronger force than we are maintaining at present. With out in any way reflecting on either party Is a great favorite with music they wish to enter dogs in the enm lovers. There Is no other musical petltlve coyole chose for which four organization that has been so con tinuonsly before the public as this One nnd it stands today facile prln ceps. Its work lies on a lofty plane of nrlistic endeavor. Its selections are from the standard classics, its ing the show there will be a sale of , wretchedly unorganized, and extravn- elaborately arranged do luxe pro Y7 1 71 T Weak nerves mean nervous- fYCCtii 1 CTVCS nessnervous neadaches, de bility. They call for good food, fresh air, and a nerve tonic." Let your doctor select the medicine. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, free from alcohol. f ,n,M; MILLINERY OPENING MARCH 6th. AND 7th. We take pleasure in announcing our Opening of Spring and Summer Millinery March 6th. and 7th. We will display an elegant liue of Pattern Hatts, Flowers and Plumes. Our entire store will be thrown open to the public, and everyone is cordially invited to atted. Roseburg Beauty Parlors : thoroughbred cattle and a great dis play of draft horses will he a fea ture. A special rate of one and one . third fares has been granted by the (railroads from Washington, Oregon, j Idaho and Northern California. Although It costs nothing to enter 'stock, prizes will be llhernl, some i amounting to $150 each. These are j offered for cattle, grade and cross bred single steers, swine, Bheep, wethers and draft horses and .there wilt also he a killing contest. There -will be a students' Judging contest on the afternoon of the first day, followed by lectures on livestock topics. On March 21 will be judging gantly administered, and that It is In no sense a modern military force. "Neither our officers nor our men are being given opportunity to fit themselves for the cxactment of war, and money which should go to pro vide men, ammunition and equip ment, are being wasted on useless and expensive quarters and in sup porting a cumbersome, obsolete und extravagant system of administration. "I say that our army, even In pro portion to its strength, is not pre pared either in training or in comple ment, forces and equipment to fight. and I challenge denial. grnme stimulate its listeners. The artists of the party are more than "entertainers," they nre educators In that their concerts uplift nnd culti vate a taste for heter things and that too without performing over the heads of their audience. This Is why talent of this calibre Is bo much more valuable to it com munity than the average concert company. . he Gamble concerts make an audience grow individually and collectively. Ench membor of the party is young and is chosen for his Individual merit nnd for his artistic value to the program ns a whole. The program is shared equally, there being no star and no Inferior support- sliver cups will be awarded. Dr. Lowe's glasses are good glasses. eon rt. ' An order made' directing tho view ers lo locate a road of public base ment In district No. 24, petitioned for by O. W. Clllnnnnd others. Dr. Lowo leaves Saturday noon. Meet your friends at our Millinery Opening, March 6th and 7th. ' Roso burg Ueauty Parlors. - ' , Sunrise Milk has the most nntural and creamy flavor, and we recom mend It nB the bost wo have dis covered up to now. The Rochdale. "1 think it a conservative estimiitn of carload lots of cattle: judging of (that 120 000 000 ner n.,.,,,n, on h. single steers: judging cars of hogs: snved ihrnnvh iho i-o-nr,,i,nti r Ing members. Each artist is tho pro- judging hogs In pens of five; Judging the army, and what is of even moreld"ct.of t,le ereatest European mas- sheep in carloads: judging sheep In pens of five; judging wethers, single animals. On the morning of March 22nd there will be a great Bale of fat cat tle, and awards In the killing con test will be announced, followed by judging draft horses in harness. In the afternoon there will be a sale of registered cattle. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. A. Creason to Jas. Inmnn, $10; NE sec 8, 28-7. Jas. Inman to Arnold and Beasley, C00; timber on NEVi sec 6, 2S-7. Imuorrnnce thnt nnr nlflpar. arA man iters. will he irlven therohv nnnrtnnll. In I The Combination nt themselves tn meet tho Hrenrt r. md violin Ib Ideal qtiirements of war." $2lo,00,000 Voted. After three hours' discussion, the sundry civil bill, carrying 1240,000, 000, was passed by the Senate today. The Owen amendment Increasing the salaries In the public health and Roseburg Book Company WEBSTER'S " NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY JUST ISSUED, NEW FROM COVER TO COVER. A limited nuiftber of the "New Reference Atlas of the World," FREE while they last, to purchasers of the Dictionary. Roseburg Book Co. Roseburg, Oregon. Dr. I. owe says, do one thing nnd do It well. CAFETERIA SUPPER to be given at St. GEORGE'S PARISH HOUSE 214 East Cass St. On Saturday atternoon, Mar. 4th From 5 to 7. I MENU Roast Beef With Cravy Cold Tongue Mashed Potatoes drowned Potatoes Haked Macaroni and Cheese Potato Salad Lettuce Salad Lemon Pie Jellied Peaches with Whipped Cream Flaked Apples with Cream Coffee Tea i Wafers and Cheese. i SPECIAL At. The palacc mm Thursday, Friday and Saturday Musical Stevens Three Reels of High Class Motion Pictures Murphy's Dogs Performing all kinds of feats on the stage alone. Good Music Matinees Saturdays and Bundays at 2:30 o'clock PRICES 15c and 25c Coming Sunday March 5th., McKenzie & Moore The Merry Maktrg of voice, piano The party is small numerically but big artistically. It takes but one Ilavld Blspham to give a full recital, or a Blngle Russell Conwell to deliver "Acres of Dia monds," and so this small but select company gives better satisfaction than many larger- companies. Paul Pearson, of Swarthmoro College, said that the party's programs wero "not bo popular iih to be musically cheap, and not so severely classical as not to be popular," while another critic described their concerts as "the acute accentuation of merit." The admission is within the reach of all, B0 cents and 25 cents, no re served seats. We want the public to enjoy this musical treat. Roseburg Ministerial I'nloti. 2t James A. Perry Spring Opening Mar. 9, 10, 1911 We cordially invite you to attend our first showing of Pattern Hats March 9th.' and 10th. Tailored Hats on display now, also a complete line of Flowers, Braids, Orna ments, Laces and Plumes. ,. ' J. W. Perkins returned this morn ing from Portland, his trip East be ing deferred for a week or ten days. Some of the Eastern people h" ex pected to meet will be In Portland next week. Mr. Perkins Is Im pressed with tho harmonious booster spirit which prevails In Portland, which Is a strong factor In building up a metropolitan city there. He says a prominent feature In this line Is the very large number of Portland business men who meet dally at luncheon at the Commercial Club. There important topics In the Interest of the city are dussed and the en thusiasm there aroused spreads to all parts of the city and to all enter prises. In thfr.'onimerelal Club work committees iW assigned to certain duties and whatever plan they decide upon Is taken up and actively en dorsed by the members, whether they fully coincide with the Judgment of the committee or not. This unity of effort Is bringing to that city splendid results. Splendid showing of correct Millin ery. March fith and 7th. Roseburg Beauty Parlors. Cycle Hatchers, with brooder, the RO-egg Incubator, on sale at J. E. Barker A Go's. dswtf BRO ELKWHINSTRELS GIVEN BY Isdssscrg Lodge No. 326 MaiitlaTtfCsday Nights, March 13-14 An Extraordinary Fun Fest Q0 JOLLY FLKS IN THE CAST 40 . ' A screanfiroiu 6tart to fiuith closing with the uproarously funny farce "The Great Breach of Promise Case" General Admission 75c
