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Newspaper Page Textt ' I , - - I iH KXI'ERT PACkUtt Or? tHIRTV EARS' EXPERIENCE 8AV8 DOCOLAS COtJttr APPLE ARB tHi BE I HE EVER BAll.ED DOl'GLAS OOtJNTt HAS TUB BEST ALL-TUB-YEA R-ROtJXU CLIMATE, Mb IHK HARL1B8T PRCTT9 A!TD BURRIbA KEEP WELL POStED On the current events nl the world's progress by realing the Daily Ravixw Delivered by carrier, 60 ent month ROSEBURG Review PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Advertisers get food returns (torn to nonncementi placed in lira paper the Dailt andTwich-wsm Rivisw. Tr them there's none other so good.- VOI XIII. HOSEIURG, Oregon, SATl'RDAY KVKX1XG, MABCU 4, 1911. No. 810. V SESSION IT AN ENDS Congress Sidetracks Two Pet Measures of Taft PENSION BILL IS RILLED a Democratic majority In oust. nator Hail')' Rc-Hlgns. oseph W. Bailey resigtied as Viil- ted States Senator from Texas, doing so because the Democrats failed to follow his leadership in consideration of the Arizona constitution, which he violently opposed, particularly the initiative and referendum aud recall provisions. I. V. W. All.MV SCORNS OFFER OF EMPUIYMEXT. Prtsidint Makes Good on Threat of Extra Session Bailey Qails Ttxas Semtorsbip 9ecial to the Evening Review. WASHINGTON'. March 4 Without enacting a law favoring reciprocity COTTONWOOD. Cal., March 3. The Industrial Workers of the World, whose destination is Fresno, left here today for lied Bluff. The town hall was given to them for a lodging place last night, and they cooked their own meals In a vacant restaur ant. The entire band was offered work yesterday by a power company at Anderson, six miles north of hero, but all declined, and the railroad police forced them to move on. FRESNO. Cal.. March 3. More Industrial Workers of the World, who have been in jail, pending trouble with the local city author! with Canada and without providing i ties, were released from jail todav. for a permanent tariff board, Taft's ' two pet measures, Congress ad journed today. Taft struck back by calling n n extra session of Congress for April 4. when he believes the reciprocity treaty will be passed. In ' the House, the colors of Joseph (i. Cannon were nailed to the mast, closing his last term as Speaker. "I leave without regret and wilh nmllc toward none." was the burden of his swan song. House Kills Tariff Hoard Hill. The bill creating a permanent tariff commission passed me oenaie. u 23, but when It arrived In the House it had to be sidetracked to its grave to let the deficiency bill go through. ' When It was seen that the Republican program was defeated there was wild excitement, and Cannon could haidiy : control the House long enough to force the deficiency measure through and make all appropriations safe. Pension Hill Slain. ' .lust before adjournment of the Senate, the Sulloway pension bill was withdrawn, thus ending nil chances . for lis passage. Lodgo objected to ; the bill on the grounds that it would add J440.onO.nno to Government ex- penditures in ten years. Xo Statehood for Xew Mexico. ; Hv flllbusacring from 1 until 8 o' clock this morning. Senator Owen prevented ratification of the New Mexico constitution. .MeCumber and Root prevented the Senate from con sidering the House apportionment measure for an increase of Its mem bership to 4:'.o and the bill was killed. With the adjournment, o' Congress todav ended the lirst half or Presi dent' Taffs term. The next Congress Thirty-seven were given their free dom yesterday. The men felt jubi lant over the compromise on the free speech question arrived at with the city authorities, aud Indulged In songs as they packed up their be longings preparatory to their liberation. DKATII AT OAKI.AXI). Mrs. G. A. Spooner died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Pross Picliette, a short distance northwest of Oaklnnd. She was born in Wisconsin, Mild was 71 years old. Mr. Spooner died In 1899. They were the parents of ten children, of whom three sons und four daughters are now living. Mrs. Spooner'8 death was due to dropsv: she had been confined to her bed for seveu months. Oakland Ad vance. CIRC'l IT COIHT CA.-.KS. K. L. Giles and F. E. Kincart have sued Albert A. Maurer In the Circuit Court for $1T)8, alleged to be due for locating defendant on a homestead in section 30, 24-1, on which plain tiffs have levied attachment. Certificates of attachment were tiled by Sheriff Qulne. as follows Lots 7, 8 and 9. block 7 5, Kinney's Addition, on an action brought by the First National Hank of Roseburg against D. S. R. Walker. He has also attached 24714 acres In North Park Addition and Third lirooksido Addition to Hoseburg. on an action brought by (1. A. Crane against F. H. Hamlin, in the Circuit Court of Multnomah county. I 4 x 4? 4 PLAT OF XKW ADDITION' j. TO ItOSKIIl lUi FILED. Messrs. W. L. Cobb. Thoa. C. Cobb, 8. C. Miller aud W. 8. Hamilton this afternoon Hied with the county clerk a plat of their new addition to the City of Roseburg. This- addition adjoins the city limits on the south and Is on what Is known as the Parrott place. The new plat designates It as Miller Addition. It comprises about 300 lots, GO by 100 feet In Blze, besides the acreage property. It Is very desirably located and will doubtless sell rapidly. . This property will be placed 4- upon the market Monday. lt.IX FORMS TWO XKW ORGANIZATION. nni tun i in in i inn LOCAL NEWS Verdict (or Walling In Damage Sail- Rebuke (or Tbree Senators Wbo Voted (or Lorimer Ovrus II. Walker, of Albany, chap lain and state organizer of the Farm ers' Grange, last week organized a Grange In Drain, with the following officers: Muster. J. T. Redford; Over seer, A. K. Stocker; Lecturer, W. C. EdwardB; Secretary, Mrs. Alia lieu ford; Chaplain, R. A. Dozler: Treas urer. Wm. Wise; Steward. Mrs. Lena Redford; Asst. Steward, E. A. Put nam; Gatekeeper, uscar Appiegaie-, Ceres, Mrs. Vivian Hedrick; Pomona, Mrs. Lottie Stocker; Flora. .Miss uer- lle Hedrick; Lady Asst. Steward, Mrs. M. Applegate. In addition to me nhove otlicers. the following quali fied as charter members: Henry Hed rick, John Swearengen, Mabel swear- engen. It. F. HedricK, a. m. mien. Mrs. Lucinda Edwards and .Miss luiu Hedrick. To Itoost City. The mnss meeting of citizens called for Monday night last in the city nan brought together quite an enthusias tic crowd. While this meeting Is pre liminary to the reorganization of the Cnmnierc n C lib. by getting in new blood, it will go farther and lend its Influence toward a better equipment of material for our city government from head to Toot, in the spring elec tion which takes place next month. Nonpareil. COl'XTV COIRT ORDERS. Special to the Evening Review. WASHINGTON, March 4. rresi- ent Taft today sent to the Senate he nomination of Elmer II. Colwell as United States Marshul for Oregon, iverriding the objections of Senators Chainberlulii and Bourne, who In- isted that Colwell was personally ob noxious to them. The nomination of James U. Xanier. a Tennessee negro, to egistor of the treasury, lias ueeu sent to the Senato by President Taft. ft Men Killed at ICstacnilii. PORTLAND. Or.. March 4. Five men were killed uy mo explosion oi :in una city. donkey engine In a saw mill at Miss Hazel hiiykendall and Miss Estncnda today. Two others Injured Fay Hughes entertained about 40 of were hurled high in the air and lit their young lady and gentlemen 200 feet away. Their bodies are menus at the home of Miss Kuyken- liadly mutilated and they may die. dull, on Washington street. Friday The dead: James Plltman, Kicnaru evening. Most of the guesis were White, R. W. Smith, all or Manny, brother aud sisters Htudents of the and two unidentified men. Fireman hostesses at the Hosehurg high Tl 111 Going to neglect your hair until it leaves j hiriln f you? Going to neglect your dandruff until " y0U baid ? certainly not. 1 hen con sult- vnur doctor. Ask him about AVer's Hair Vigor. It never stains or changes the color of the hair. J. O. Ayer Oo.. T.ow..ll. 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 line of Pattern Hatts, Flowers and Plumes. Our entire store will be thrown open to the public, and everyone is cordially invited to attend. Roseburg Beauty Parlors March 31 fixed as date for town of Sutlierlln to vote on the question of Incorporation. Petition of Thos. Cobb nnd others for the location of a county road hi nlutrlct No. 38 dismissed, necnuse .iid netltlnn does not contain tno ren ulred number of signatures. viewers directed to locale a county road in District No. 11. petitioned for a rnlliih.m nnd others. Telephone line franchise granted to Walter Singleton. Percy A. Webb, It. w inrirint nnd Marv McLendon. said line to begin at eastern bound- ,.rv nf nosehura. on the Deer Creek road, and terminate at Singleton's W. A. J. Mayes and other petition ers ordered to pay one-nan ot oam .,, ntmrnlseri for a new road in Districts Nos. 17 and 43, by Septem ber 1, when road will be opened COl'RT 11 ALL'S HOY IX FIGHT WITH TEACHER Miinrnnn. Or.. March 3. As the result of a fist light between him and taooiv Hull. 17-year-old pupn in ki. -I-, Prnfoonnr .1. P. Clldiliy, Of the hlirh 'school, was today taken be- Uore Justice of the Peace Dox on a ,.,ro nf assault and nauery. me hearing was postponed mini "; ft. fll,t nn-nrrerl during the at- . .. .D..inn Thursday. Hall had been excused rrom class, dui uw- to attend, and, entering the class- .rmr the recitations had iniarrunred hv noisily drag- i:u, .in-....., - - ... ulng a chair across the room. Cudiny reproved him and ordered him from the room. Hall taunted the teacher with a remark and the latter fol i.j him into the corridor. There ihov came to blows, Hall landing stiff punch on Cudlhy's eye. The teacher answered In kind, with the result that the faces of both were soon covered wun mouu. Hall, father of the boy, swore out a criminal complaint against the teach- aft Ignores the Objections of Oregon Senators STACADA SEES TRACF.DY Mrs. J. W. Maiden returned this afternoon from a visit in Medford. Mrs. W. L. Leonard and baby, of Portland, are visiting here wilh her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. F. L. Calkins. John Wells, an Eastern Oregon stockman nnd uncle of Mrs. Henry llarth, Is spending a few days In Roseburg, en route home from a busi ness trip to Cnllfomla. Fhjl G. Rice. Myrtle Creek; T. R Burnett, Round Prairie; N. La Rnut, Jr., Garden Valley; W. T. Emery, I'mpqiin, were among the Rosebu'g visitors this afternoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. N. Moody, former residents of Yoncnlla, arrived here from California Friday night, nflor a five mouths' tour of the Southwest. They left this afternoon for Suther lin, where their daughter resides. There will be a social at the M. E, Church Monday evening, March rt, at eight o'clock, given by the Ladles' Aid Society. Refreshments will be served and a good time Is nssured. Everybody is Invited. Admission 10 cents. North Bend Harbor: Chns. Thorn has commenced the work of excavat ing a lot Just north of tho brewery, where he will erect a large office :biilldlng. Tho building will be one story and built of cement blocks, j which he now has on the ground. E. M. McKeauey. of Sacramento. be ! niiinngoi- here for the Producers' Fruit Co. last year, Is again In Itoso burg to begin preparations for fruit shipping from Douglas coiintv the present year. He will either lease or erect a building for a packing house Neqvlst. slightly Injured, cannot ex plain the explosion. Socialist WiiIMiik Wins. NEW YOHK, March 4. Miss Anne Bertha Gruiishiin today lost her $100,000 Biilt against William Wall ing, the Socialist author, ror a nreacn of promise. The Jury was out all night, finally returning a verdict tor Walling this morning. '8-Hour Law for Women. OLYMI'IA. Wnsh.. March 4. The Sennte today passed the 8-hour bill for women, refusing to accept tno House amendment which excluded fishing and canning Industries. They otsl for Uirlmer. SACRAMENTO, Calif., March 4. After an nll-mornlng bluer debate, the Assembly todav adopted a resolu tion rebuking Senators Perkins and Int for voting to exonerate senator i Wm I.nrlmer of Illinois from the charge of securing his sent through bribery. Ciillom tiets ills, iimi. OREGON, III., March 4 The facul ty and students of Mount morn College, Senator Cullom's alma mnter, today adopted resolutions denouncing Cullom for his voto In the Lorimei: case, declaring that his vote white washing Lorimer "nan cover un proud record with shame and also brought Into disrepute the founders of the college as well as tho people of the state, In setting before the Na tion a standard of conduct tar too low for this generation to accept." . Polar Explorer Honored. By a vote of 1S4 to 34 the House today passed an amended Senate bill honoring Captain Robert E. Peary for his discovery of the North Pole, nnrt the Senate later concurred. Under this bill Peary will nlnced "on the retired list of school, nnd the occnslon was the 18th birthday of both young ladies. They received a large number of hand some and useful presents. The hours were pleasantly spent In guinea and vocal nnd Instrumental music. Mrs. E. W. Kuykendnll und Mrs. Wm. Hell assisted in receiving the guests und serving tho refreshments. A jury In Justice Mnraters' court this afternoon awarded Dr. E. V. Hoover judgment of $.ri0 from Mr. and Mrs. Ahner Huniblin. whom lie sued for $138 for medical services The case was warmly contested, with John T. Long und F. G. Micelll ncl Ing as attorneys for the plaintiff nnd Jack Lntourette, of Portland, and Geo. Neuuer, Jr., representing the defendant. The derendanls claimed that Doctor Hoover accoptcd two paintings In iull settlement for his hill, while the Doctor nsserted Hint the paintings were purely gifts nnd bad no connection with the nccouut. The Jury was comprised of Jasper fluydon, Louis Rohlhngen, r . L. Davis, W. J. Tester, II. Guest and James McKay. This Is Hones Goodman singing "Did He Run." Happy us usual, you see. The Palnce Theatre Monday and Tuesday nights, March 13th and 14th, will be a Bcene of brilliancy, scintil lating with pretty music, good danc ing and witty local takeoffs. Clark Hai gar Is busy burning cork so that he ran improve his complex' ion. und Jim Zurchor Is buying "bloom of youth" to put on his cheeks and is constantly posing be fore 'a mirror practicing bo that the IndleB In the audience will rave over his gracetul curves. The fierce animals comprising this nerve - rucking, laughter releasing, death-defying, rlh-tlckllng aggrega tion are so well trained that they will jump through a hoop and eat out of your hand, and Director Wilson guar antees Hint they will deliver the goods. They are being fed only once a day, so that they will bo eager for the fray when tho curtain goes up. It will bo worth tho price of admis sion to hear Geo. Goodwin say In a tear-stained voice "he bid me good night at the door and went uw-a-a-y. In the afterpiece, "The Great Kld nnpplng and Breach of Promise Case." Seriously speaking, the Elks have n great show this year. All the acts, Jokes. Bongs and equipment are new and different and nothing will bo overlooked to make the Bhow llnaiicial. artistic and social success The minstrel show given liy the Elks of Pullman Monday und Tues day nights under the direction of Mr. Wilson was a bucccss from every standpoint. Both performances: were attended by large crowds, there being many visitors from Moscow present Tues day night. Local and college people patronized the minstrels liberally and n felt Hint thev had received full value for thoir money. Tho urogram was replete wun nlenslna nmnborB and there was a laugh every nilnuto. There was not a dull place In the program, and the audience was kept In good humor throughout. All or the Jones were new and some hud local application, making great hits with the audience. Pullman Herald. 4. FliriTtiROWKIW I'XIOX . . 4. READY TO 1XCOHPORATE. . . 4 At this afternoon's session .. 4. of the local fruitgrowers' . union the most Important bust less transacted was the deci- sion to form a regular Incor- poratlon nnder the law of the tute. ' The necessary papers are being drawn by Hon. Geo. M. Drown and will be filed with the Secretary of State right away. The capital stock will not be less than $6000 and will . perhaps be more than that. . About half that sum is already pledged. As soon as the In- corporation is effected, a board of directors will be chosen and by-laws and a shipping lubel for the union will be adopted. The uame will be I'nipqua Vulley Frnlt I'nlon. Later In the season a manager will probably bo employed to look after mnrketlng fruits and handling the business nf the union. Some other matters of . . minor Importance were dls- 4 cussed and another meeting 4. will be held next Saturday. J. i i sol Til nun; I. as news. Myrtle Creek Mall. John Dudley, of Sunset, has left for California with a covered wagon. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Slrong. of Portland, formerly or Myr tle Creek, Feb. 281 li. un 8-pound bov. James Dolan nnd Dan Dolnn left Thursday for Vancouver. B. C. where they will be engaged In cruis ing timber until full. F. H. Miles has rented the J. A. Dixon ranch and will move to Sun set this spring. A postofflre nt nuck's Fork Is now be open. Mrs. u. r . Collins IB tno new the post mistress. ' .....I i . ,ik ih. runk I Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. K. n. nil T" ' T:' r ; 'cr! Feb. 20th. at Lloyd Minister i ioiki" with liie hlehest grade of Canada, a M pound boy .I, tho vlllni? law." Tills. Mrs. L ., .iio mi which Penrv attained i Creekers Dr. J. U Callaway, Ostopathlo Phy sician. Abraham Building. Roseburg. Last month was not only a record brenker In Roseburg In the matter of sustulned cold weather, - but a creator of now figures at. the county clerk's ofllce. During February, there was paid Into the clerk's office In fees for the recording of docu ments of all kinds the total sum ot $778.90, the highest amount for any month In the history of the office. Of that sum, $3!i4 was contributed by the Sutlierlln Land ft Water Com pany for registration ol land titles under tho Torrens system. -. 8calp bounties also reached 8 new mark during the month. Disbursements for the scalps of predatory animals limalled 1574. a heavy Increase over the bounty expenditure of any other month of record. That sum was paid out for 77 wildcats, a cougars, u coyotes and 2 wolves. o A telephone booth for general pub lic accommodation is being Installed by the local telephone company In the waiting room or the Southern Pacific depot, and will be ready for i.. aitf nr iwn. For a conver sation with a phone In any part of the city the sum of five cents will be charged. For conversations with phones on rural or long distance lines the charge will be made known to the applicant by the central office. The booth Is equipped with slo'.s for tho reception of coin, which must be deposited before central makes the connection desired. Whiting's flue stationery Is the most exclusive. On sale at the Rose burg Book Store. Wilder were Mr. anil former Myrtle his goal. Roseburg Book Company WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY JUST ISSUED, NEW FROM COVER TO COVER. A limited number of the ew Reference Atlas of the World," FREE while they last, to purchasers of the Dictionary. Rose6urg Book Co. Roseburg, Oregon. REAL ESTATE TRAXSFERS. Santa Fe R. R. to C. A. Perkins .$1; 40 acres Bee jw, i Geo. Brechte! to Lenoru V Gard ner. $10; 160 acres sec IB. 23-0. V. v ....... a Cn. to John H '.'i. tin- 1B0 acres sees 3 and l.UIMIIl.UI., W t ' 10, 25-6 Splendid showing of correct Mlllin- ' - . n., . U Una. llirD ery. Marcn tn anu nu. " Beauty Parlors. Cycle Hatchers, with brooder, the f.0-egg Incubator, on sale at J. F. Barker ft Cs. ..,,,1" Meet votir friends at our Millinery Oiienlng'. March 6th and 7th. Rose burg Beauty Parlors. Sunrise Milk has the most natural a romv flavorVand we recom- i the best we have dis covered up to now. The Rochdale L-ni nv.XT. To Darty without child i ,n furnished 4-room collage. Pine street, Roseburg. Apply 546 Pine Street. dml FOR SALE. Three sound l'.OO pound horses. 7 and 8 years old harness and good wagon. J. W SPECIAL At The PALACE TDElTffi 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 f-undajs at 2:30 o'clock PRICES 15c and 25c Coming Sunday March 5th., McKenzie & Moore The Marry Makers George Attention! Help got an athletic home for your boyB. You enn help by coming to the big Athletic Benellt to bo held Tuesday eve, March 7th, at 8ykos' rink. Eight fast goes by local boys. Come nnd see them work. The ex hibition will close with a 10-round contest betweon Mr. Schilling and rnnilly. rrom Texas, is vlBiting with Ills cousin. C. O. Nelson, cashier of the Citizens' I i State Bank. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Trnsk. Feb. 22. 1911. a girl. Hurst ft Oalther have disposed or their telephone exchange to 11. ii. Carter, of Canyonvllle. Harry Ilodenherger, or tins place, et with a painful but not serious accident at Lystul's saw mill, near Glendale, Friday or last weea. a heavy cart of timber fell over, mash ing one or his reel, laying nun up mi the present. B. H. Klllglil, or me i uni.iiieiii.ui mine, received word Thursday of tho rfenih nf his brother and his wire. Mr. and Mrs. 11. P. Knignt, ot i;ouer d'Alene. Idaho. Mrs. Knlglll men on vioHuinv imil Mr. Hiugnt inn ioi- lowing day. The cause was saiu i. be blood-poisoning. (ilendllln Xews. Hev. M. C. Davis Is seriously III at hlB home near Golden. Mrs. 8. C. Martin, or this city, underwent an operation Tor ruptured appendicitis last Monday morning, nnd her many mends will he pleased to learn that the operation was en tirely successful and the patient Is reported as doing nicely, and will be able to be shout again soon. Thomas, eldest son or Mr. and Mrs. H 8. Stephens, ol this city, died Thursday, March 2, 1911, lingering Illness of tuberculosis. He was 20 years of age. The parents, brother survive. A. H. llenson, proprietor of the Toggery has commenced excavating on his lot on Pacific avenue, between li. ..roanni store and the Olendace Cash Store, for a fine, two-story busi Jean West and Bobby Evans OF PORTLAND, OR.ECON Admission $1.00. First Three Rows $1.50 James A. Perry Spring Opening Mar. 9, 10, 1911 We cordially invite you to atted our first showing of Pattern Hats March 9th. and 10th. Tailored Hats on display now, iflso a complete line of Flowers, Braids, Orna ments, Laces and Pinnies. , Campbell, 941 Winchester 81. dmS ness house, 4&I8U reel m oniieuioi.